Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-18

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MINER Hurt. Yesterday afternoon a
miner employed in the Raymond & Ely
mine, named Joe Mccormick, injured
his foot severely by attempting to step
off the cage before it had fully stopped.
1t stopped for moment, but when he
started to get off the cage again started,
and he attempted to get back but was too
late. He was brought down to the cabin
of his friend Nose Arnold, and DR.. Lee
was called to attend him. He found,
upon examination, that he had received
q severe confused wound Just under the
ankle joint, and was suffering from Sc
we're crushing of the muscles. His foot
had swelled to nearly double its natural
size before the Doctor reached there.
CHARLEY WE1DERHoLD, agent of the
Phoebe Daily RECORD and general news
agent, has just received copies of the
News Letter" graphic chart of the
city and county of San Francisco by
Frederick Marriott, editor and proprietor
of the News Letter. This is one of the
best gotten-up maps that we have seen
of the many maps made of large cities.
1t is dotted over with numbers and has
an explanatory reference to the figures
at the bottom of the map explaining the
places the figures indicate. Charley has
these maps for sale at the low figure of
SO cents apiece. Cali and get one.
JOHNNY CLARK is having fitted to the
front of his saloon two wire gauze doors,
which will add considerably to the ap-
pearance OF the saloon, and also admit as
much air and light as formerly, besides
having the benefit of protecting the par
taker of cocktails. etc., from the gaze of
his wife or any other passer by. They
have also the benefit of being easily
opened.
NEWARK MILL, Il. w. Clute, Supt.-
The Newark mill has worked a body OF
Kentuck ore which went $13O TO the ton,
the tailings working $751;. Ore from
the Washington and Creole. two bodies
one of which went 1892 per ton and the
other 1877 per ton, averaging 1854 80 fol
both, with the tailings working $1S IS
The mill is now running on ore from th,
Meadow Valley mine, and doing some
good work.
In to-day's issue of the RECORD viii
be seen the advertisement OF the Flora
mill, which will soon start under tn,
superintendent of j. A. Biiwell, gen
teman who has successfully run tn
Crescent mill near Hike for the las
three years and made it pay when al
previous attempts were q failure. Mr.
Bidwell wants parties to give him
chance with whatever ore they wishe,
worked and he will show what be can do
FLORAL MILL.-This mill has beel
thoroughly overhauled and arranged S
as to start in the latter portion of tn
month. Contracts have been made 70
!, large quantities of ore. They are pre-
pared now to receive ore at any time
, Mr.. j. A. Bidwell will occupy the pos
ton of superintendent and his vel
/ known reputation will guarantee it
success.
The FIRST RAT.-The first rat tbs
t ever appeared in Phoebe, to our know
enge, yesterday morning put in an az
, pearance by jumping from Mormo
wagon in front of Horst's Restaurant, b,
r was quickly nabbed by cat and killed
The wagon came from the interior
a Utah, but we hope that their cargoes i
, future will not be of that kind.
5 Mrs. PAGE, in company with Lou
Wertheimer, was upset from the butcht
.. wagon as they were turning it into tt
q alley from Main street, running alonl
q side of A. Veitch's saddlery store. IT
lady was driving, but happening to NAL
too short turn, struck the wooden sid
walk and turned over. Mrs. Page e
I capped unhurt. but the boy was shake
: up considerably but not injured.
t DR.. DEALS horse, "Stormy john" die
!, yesterday morning, at Johnstons st
\ bles, after an illness of only about t.
q minutes. The cause of death was n
3 . known, as he had not been i'll nor riddle
\ since Friday last. He was taken al
g buried, and probably ere this is in hor
a heaven.
o The passengers on the Hamilton sta
report heavy storms near White rive
making the roads very muddy, the mu
d in fact, being up to the hubs of h
r wagon, in consequence the coach did n
IS reach Patterson until II O'Clock W
"a terday. .
le HE Hamilton stage arrived last eve
ing with large mail and four passe
gers. TWAS behind time some IN,
= hours, owing to the unusual load
IN freight.
% Ar the Catholic Church High Mass v
il be sung at the usual hour in the mo,
ing, and Vespers in the evening. r,
Father Monte7erde will 9fficiate.
Sc RAYMOND & ELY FOUNDRY, George
O. Ames, Supt.-Nothing new of inter
going on there, except the regular VOL
=. which continues without intermission.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amount
be to $13,2 79.
as AT the Episcopal Church there will
cd no services. Sunday School at 2 p.
'e- a. usual.