Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-11


PENNSYLVANIA DIsTRIcT. - From Mr.
Norvall, who returned from this district
on Friday, we learn of the existence
there of a very good mine. Pennsyl-
varia District is about A miles south
and east of Phoebe Considerable pros
pecting has been done there, in this in
stance with extremely favorable results.
In the mine referred to the vein is about
seven feet in width, with prophyry on
the foot wall and granite on the hanging
wall. This we believe is of the same
natural conformation as the Comstock
in Virginia City. The course of the vein
is southeast and northwest; it dips at an
angle OF 30 degrees for distance of 15G
feet, and then at an angle of GO degrees.
The ore is not of very high grade, but
is easily milled and capable of giving
very satisfactory returns. Negotiations
are in progress relative ito the location,
and before long We expect to have some
important information in relation to the
disposition made of the property.
JUSTICES CoURT.-Yesterday morning
James Daley, free American of African
descent, who was arrested on Friday on
a charge of assaulting and battering Den
mis-, whose surname We know not, APP
peared before His Honor, U. E. Allen,
for sentence. The Judge administered
severe repremand, and in fitting terms
showed him how unseemly such conduct
was in a man Of his years In consider
alton of age and former services, he was
1af off with E,a Of Ill
amounting to ten dollars. In the case
of j. l.. Todd VS.. N. Wines, Judgment by
confession was rendered in the sum of
S31. costs 1874 so; total, $50 so.
UNDER the head of "New To-day" will
be seen q card of A. D. Miller. He has
leased the well-known San Jose House,
has had it thoroughly renovated, and is
prepared to accommodate permanent and
transient boarders with frst-class accom-
modations at reasonable rates. Mr.
Miller's well-known ability in his line
makes an extensive notice unnecessary.
good house and an obligipg landlord
can not but meet with merited success.
JUPITER PLUvIUs favored the town yes
terday with shower that cooled the
sultry air, and few thunder claps that
restored the electrical equilibrium, all of
which was duly in order and very well
come.
DISTRICT CoURT.--The case of Atchi-
son vs.. Heinzman ct al, was disposed of
yesterday. His Honor decided in favor
of the plaintiff to recover possession of
the land; costs adiudged to be paid by
defendant.
Mr.. JAS. FARRIER delighted a select
but appreciative audience at Hamilton q
last evening with his vocalizations. His
style Is good, and indicates considerable
native talent coupled with experience.
OWING to the vacancy of the passionate
there will be no service in the Episcopal
Church this morning. Sunday School,
at the usual hour,
MRS. LEE, a we'll known resident Of
Panaca, is lying dangerously i'll, and al
last accounts serious doubts were enter
tanned as to her recovery.
THERE will be services as usual in the
Catholic Church, the Rev. Father Mon
teverde officiating.
HE employees of the Newark Mine
were paid yesterday by the Superintend
ent, f. w. Clute.
1HE following passengers will arrive
on this evenings Hamilton stage: Fl
Lubes, j. nj. Whitehill and Cbinaman