Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-17

SwEATED. We were yesterday shown
a five-dollar gold piece of the coinage of
1875, probably coined at the Carson
Mint, which was manipulated in such
manner as to make it considerably below
weight. The inner and the outer edges
of the coin had been filed close and
then smoOthed over without disturbing
Che milling. There are several of those
coins in circulation, and also a good
many fives and tens with holes bored in
them. The man that makes living at
that kind of work works hatder by far
than if he handled pick and shovel and
don't get paid half as we'll, but then it is
more in accordance with his instincts.
EAGLE SMELLING WoRKs.-A visit 10
those works yesterday showed very
lively state of affairs. The smelling
works are on the other side of Highland
and employ quite force of men. The
works are running night and day and
have just sent into Phoebe six bars of
very fine bullion. 1t is of a very high
grade and looks remarkably well. The
orc they are working will assay 1920 to
to the ton. and they have all they can
do, being run to their utmost capacity.
JUDGE FULLER called on US last even.
ing and desired US to say that all parties
who fail to make application for their
town sites mp to Saturday nigh. will be
debarred from further chance to procure
the necessary patent. A notice to that
effect was published in tho RECORD O
short time ago, and tho Judge desires tc
call attention to the fact that after next
Saturday all applications will be futile
Parties interested will take notice ac
cordingly.
The biggist torantula We ever saw
was shown to us last night by Mr.. Doug
las. 1t was big fellow, and no mis-
take. He had head like mouse ant
we think 1t would measure over eigh
inches from the extremity of one leg t.
another. Douglas had him in bottl,
and said he caught him down at tn
slaughter house.
EVERY ONE on life's journey is desrou
OF reaching the pleasant city of success
But so often We get on the wrong traiu
so frequently We fail to make conneo
tons, so often meet with collisions an
various serious accidents, that the trip i
usually long and painful one, and. in
deed, but very few reach their wished.fo
: destination.
NARROW ESCAPE - On Wednesday O
| ternoon Tom Maddox. while oiling som
OF the machinery ut the RAYMOND &c Ell
pumping works, came near being ser
ously hurt by falling over the pitmal
He was fortunately enabled to regain h
, footing without any disastrous cons
l quences ensuing.
YESTERDAY was delightful day. I'll
r sun shone ont bright and warm, and Il
= rain of the past few days having laid Il
3 dust, the many that were out were e
: abled to enjoy the beauty OF the df
. without being annoyed by dust.
Q WIrH the soft side OF dry goods b
d for his downy couch and mantle
sunshine for his blanket, the aboriein
Z Is happy such weather as this. Distu
Q him not with rude notes OF war, but
u him slumber on.
l. The following passengers will a,ri
o by this evenings Hamilton stage
70 y. Nye, M. Taupie, L. Chielovicb,
ell Thyes and two Cinnamon.
JUDGE FULLER arrived on yesterda
10 Salt Lake stage. He has been absent
about two months and looks as thou
u travelling agreed with him.
= The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterd
60 afternoon with ten passengers aboard.