Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-26
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


hardly be called strike, but rather
ind. At any rate, a north west spur OF
)re, twenty feet in width, has been tr-
forty feet above The lfoo.ioot
level. The ore therefrorn is rich, milling
300 to the ton. The slopes continue
their yield of 600 tons Of ore Per day.
and the mills are bammerng and Work.
ing it into another dividend for the end
OF the fiscal month. The same general
system Of development is pursued now
az in the past, the developments more
than keeping pace with the amount OF
ore milled. In the Savage the work on
the 1000. foot level has been abandoned
on account of the lack OF Ventilation.
The drifts running north and south on
the 2200-foot level are making their usual
good progress. and are encounterlng the
same general formations as heretofore.
The drift south is 10 connect Win Inc
Hale q Norcross for ventilation. The |
winze 100 feet north of the Hale Nor
cross line is making good progress, as Is
also the main incline below the 2Zoo-ioot
level.
The San Francisco Stock Report says:
For rollicking humor commend Us to
the Stock Board. After the call OF Julia
yesterday morning, peart, clipper lit
tic lad, walked into the center OF the
room, wheeled around and marched OBJ
liauely to the seat Of Mr.. Rogers. The
messenger bore in his hand an elegant
boquet, which he handed Mr.. hogers
with charming grace. Inc members
roared with laughter and indulged IN
boisterous glee. Mr.. Rogers bowed his
Acknowledgements and accepted the Sit
uation. But tho worst was to come.
Mr.. Logan told the clerk to proceed with
the reading of the record. The waggish
Turnbull cried out, "Who's your girl /"
| And the clerk, proceeding with the
record, read ont Julia" The scene Of
uproar that ensued beggars description.
The Pauper mine of Silver City. l. T.,
SAYS the Daily Silver State of August,
has had q lot of 5000 pounds of ore
worked at the reduction works at this
place. which was treated by the roasting
process, and produced very handsome
results. Tho ore was worked in two
separate lots, one of which yielded
SI94 81 in silver and $105.48 in gold,
and the other yielded 5000. SO in silver
and Sl4S 81 in gold per ton, making a
total of 1857. 81 per ton and $30450 per
ton for the entire lot.
The Salt Lake Herald says Among
the rising mines of Bingham, and in fact
OF the Territory, is tho Mayhower, which
in few months has developed from 6
fair prospect to q first-class mine. which
ranks among the leading properties O.
the country. The mine has been opened
to the depth OF 800 feet, and is daily
sending down large shipments OF excel
lent ore.
The Elko Independent says: Micaha
been found in Lamoille Valley, jus
above the Halleck road. The strata il
not over a foot wide. and is in
granite formation, being remarkabl.
we'll defined. No work has yet beef
done on the location, but arrangement
are being made to start drift on the veil
in few days.
On the 10Th inst, says the AustiI
Reveille, another vein of ore was en-
eountered in the Prince Alfred shaft. l
was struck at depth OF $40 feet, and i
thirty inches in width, which is q larg
ledge for this district. This makes fou
lodges which have been struck in thi
shaft.
Jeremiah Driscoll has commenced hi
: contract for the construction Of reser
voir at Mare Island, to supply the Gov
eminent establishments with water. TIL,
q catchment will cover 100 acres, and tn
capacity OF the reservoir will be abou
40, 1000, 900 gallons of water
The depression Of values in the Sal
Francisco stock market during the pas
3 week is attributed to the fact that Floo,
!. II O'Brien have recently withdraw
about $4,000, 900 from the market, so q
to be properly "heeled" for the openin
: of their new bank, soon to occur
, piece of timber, one hundred an
, thirty feet long and fourteen by sixtee
! inches, was discharged at San Fraucisc
= on the 18th. 1t is the longest piece {
o timber ever brought to that city. 1t
3 intended for the keel of vessel about I
a be built.
q Theo. Hale. of Inferno, informs Ii
/. Humboldt Register that the sulphr
mine is developing splendidly, and the
have vast amount of the pure miner
y in sight. He shipped six car loads
~ San Francisco few days ago.
n Another gang of one hundred Chin
or men is expected to arrive to work on Il
- Eureka and Palisade Railroad. The id
appears to be to crowd the enterpri
Z through to completion with all possib
r dispatch.
lg An inhabitant of Sutro defines murd
rs as nothing but changing the course
the current of little subaqueous cril
son fluid" Whatever may be said of {
% merits OF this definition, 1t is certain
" very original.
H. Thirty tons of ore from the She
ts mine and five tons from the De Soto,
70 rived on the Goth at the Humboldt
duction works. Both of these mines {
located in Star District
IL The ironstone lode, near Baker Ci
Is, Oregon, is considered to be very ri,
I'd and the parties now developing it
ne sanguine they have the bonanza
Oregon,
- 1t is reported that a first-class lO-sta'
~ mill will shortly be erected by San Err
- cisco parties at Tusesrora, in conside
r. ton OF an interest in the Young Amer
y. mine.
bs Twelve hundred Indians have been
hs moved from the White Mountains, 4
a IONA Territory, to the San Carlos res
~ vation.
A cold mixture Of sulphuric and nil
ng acids, with little kerosene of spirits
It's turpentine, will start flame in half
IVA minute.