Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-22

ceived letter from Judge tommy wal
lace, formerly Representative from this
county, but now resident of Darwin
City, Inyo county. California. Speaking
of the mines of Coso District and vicin-
ity, he says: among the best here are
the Defiance. owned by our old towns
man Jack Wilson and Pat and Ned |
Ready; they will have their furnace TO !
WORK in xty days. They have ledge
sixty feet wide, and the ore is SAID by
experts to BIZ much richer than the |
average ia Eureka The Bella Union,
Christmas Gift and Lucky Jim are all
being worked and look bigger and better
as they go down. Lookout District is
tenn miles east of here and the mines are
very rich. Among those who own inter-
ests there are Geo. Hurst, James Dolan
and Others The Judge seems to be
pretty we'll satisfied With his resid. nee
and we hope his most sanguine expecta-
tions will be realized.
We we're shown yesterday a specimen
Of ore from the famous Peck" mine,
near Prescott, Arizona. 1t was remarka-
ably rich, and would probably assay
to US also gave US letter to read, which
he had received from there. The
writer says all Arizona needs is machin-
cry and capital; that she is ten years be-
hind Nevada aud California in point of
proper means for developing the hidden
wealth of the country, and thinks the
mines near Prescott will assume great
importance when their merits are thor
oughly understood.
AND AeAIN.-Last evening this office
was invaded by two parties bearing sun
dry bottles of Krug and mountain dew.
present from Dick McAlpin in honor
OF an addition to his household in the
shape of daughter who arrived late
yesterday afternoon, and was induced 10
stay. Mother and child are dong well.
It's needless to say the health of the
. entire family was most cordially drank
and the little sinner received an abund.
ance of wishes for its prosperity.
SHUT DowN.-The Eagle Smelling
and Mining Company of Highland were
obliged to shut down yesterday on &C.
count Of their engine. As we are in
formed it is entirely inadequate for its
duty, the company have started it sew
ersl times in the last few days, but it
won't work. They intend replacing it
by one of greater power. The furnace
portion appears to be all o. X.
JOHN Galley received by last evening e
stage from B. H. Hereford, the Secretary
of the Consolidated Virginia, several
very fine Photographic views of those
works, showing the hosting works and
sixty.stamp mill of that company, with
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad; also
view of the California sixty-stamL
mill. 81. also received a photograph
OF the office of the Consolidated Com
pany, with pictures of Ben Hereford ant
boy.
A STRIKE.-Is was reported on tn,
street yesterday that very rich strik
had been made in the Meadow Vale,
mine on the 18th level east We coulI
get no authentic information and W.
merely give this as a rumor
JUSTICE COURT the suit OF Cha,
Mathews against Geo. G. Johnston
which was tried on Monday before Jude
Allen and decision reserved until Tues
day, the Judge gave Judgment IN fayo
OF DEFENDANT. A stay Of proceedings 10
ten days was allowed.
JONAS CoHN leaves by this morning
Hamilton stage for San Francisco, Fl
will be absent about two weeks and no;
return with large and varied assorl
ment of clothing dry.goods, boots an
shoes.
Tue stockholders Of the South Sid
Consolidated Mining Company Meas
take notice of the advertisement in Il
days RECORD calling meeting on Mo,
day, October 4th, for the purpose {
elscting Board of Trustees for the g,
suing year
CENrENNIAL.-Press Wand has in
received direct from Philadelphia thr,
magnificent pictures of the Centenni
buildings. They can be found at h
saloon, corner of Meadow Valley ar
Main street. Call and see them.
Pony MAIL.--The Pony Mail due
Pioche on Monday night did not arri
4nui tuesday at IL NJ. The fault VI
MOI with the rider that comes in
floche bu. on the other side.
oossrAsLk's SALE.-The property
the HUM & Hunt. sold under execute
Yesterday at Constable's sale, broue
sloS, and consisted of about TWEEN
eofds OF wood. picks. shovels. etc.
THE Board Of Equalization was in &c
SION sion Yesterday throughout the day a,
adjourned to meet to-day at II a. M :"
The Hamilton stage with a ,aro. -,
arrived at u O'Clock last evening =
AT last accounts there was no la,
dispatches from the Vivian trouns "'
THERE is q messaee in the ws.,s
Union oaaes for g. W. Baker. <