Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
The Reveille of the LIST inst says: The
Manhattan Concentration was in motion
again to day, but IL has not yet started
up on ore. 1t will probably commence
snatching the metal out OF the gangue
next week.
SAYS the Reveils of the LIST inst: For
the month ending August 81. 1875, the
shipment Of bullion for account OF Man
haitian s. M. Co. was as follows: One
hundred and seventy bars, Weighing ,
7,492 pounds. and valued at SlO2,26l
Superintendent Patterson, OF the Phil
adelphia Smelling Company. informs the
White Pine News that the construction
of the furnace at Shermantown Is nearly
| completed, and that on the arrival OF
come needed machinery, it VIII require
only "A few DAYS more to have the smeit-r
in complete running order. There ID
| large amount OF ore in this district COM
monty called copper silver ore, and 1t
bas generally been thought the copper
| could not be- saved. Mr.. Patterson feels
y.ry confident that his process OF work.
ing will save all the copper. We are
anxious to zee the new process OF work
ing tried.
The Reveille days: Haskell, the soil
tary occupant of the County Jail will be
discharged on the Goth inst, his term
, expiring on that day. Mr.. H. has en-
} joyed the inequalities of the county for
, about year, having been invited to do
| h., I,a ,uhn TINA aynrpaapd
his appreciation OF his efforts to blaze
trail to glory by making bonfire OF a
I lew hundred cords of wood belonging to
, the Manhattan Company. Had the
present law been in existence at the time
Haskell built his little fire he certainly
!; would have been an honored guest Of the
n State for several years. and he may
n thank bis lucky stars that defect in the
:. law was all that saved him from State
y Prison. We hope he will put his in
D fiammables to n better use after he gets
out.
Tue Base Range throws down the
J gauntlet to the entire Pacific Coast for a
billiard match, says the Seminal of the
o 4th. Jacob Schaefer. the boy who won
e the match game against l.. A. Gates at
g Bigelow's Hall last Thursday evening,
ir issues his challenge In the Seminal
le to any billiard player on the coast for a
ar match thrce-ball csrom game OF t00
points, for from $4,000 to 50, 600 aside,
as the game to be played in Eureka, on oae
IN of the tables now in use ut the Sazerac
ad saloon The challenger is but boy IN
4, years and is grasshopper sufferer iron
:, prairies of Kansas, but he means bust
IL ness and is backed by parties who have
,e. plenty of "soap, which they are will
ed ing to jeopardize on his skill in punch
!. ing the balls against such more noted
" billiardists rs Deery. kraker. and othe
Is professional players, none OF whom ar
ste barred in the challenge.
nd The Cheyenne Leader says: The gol'
tn excitement has brought to our city man.
hit dangerous characters, who, while tn
1t Black Hills country remains fol
nld hidden territory, make their head
ort quarters in this city and vicinity. The
for live by appropriating the property @
=. other people, and il the officers do no
Wv put stop to this practice. people
the committee will take the matter from the'
prn hands. A little hemp could DO used t
NJ good advantage. Horse thieves an
highway robbers are becoming too nu
ca merous in this vicinity. Several horse
md have been stolen from ranches north @
all this city recently, and two OF our either
nv on Saturday evening were stopped b
hiahwaymen between Cheyenne an
'of Camp Carling, and bad to deliver wht
will cash they had about their persons.
Ex-sheriff Patterson has struck yer
table bone-anza says the White PHI
's'' News OF the 4th. On Tuesday last v
ing saw him bossing the job of unloading
OF large team freightod with sacks of o
ing bones that have accumulated about Il
ON town for number oil years. The bon
way were destined for Eureka, where the
has will be used by the Richmond Compar
-, in their refining works. A day or tv
ooe since Sheriff Raum told Patterson tn
not be knew where he could gather a lara
any amount OF bones, and they we're only
the short distance from town. Patterson b
ing friend of Raum's, the latter toe
him out to see the coveted boue.anz
:, md after walking about mite, brongl
"a o p IN front of the graveyard. when R.u
!, 10 pointed his finger 10 the dir elton OF Il
HAY tomLstones. and told Patterson tn,
.,ra with little trouble, he thought he cou
:. GEL all the bones ne needed. PatterS(
lett Immediately invited Ranm to come
,out town and lake somethin'. Patterson
/, stil in the bone business and maxi
money.
ars- Near Lake Town, small settleme
IN, at the south end Of Bear Lake, Utah
bite terrible conflict occurred few days az
between two young men of Bailey a
bout Burrel's Surveying party, and Rriz
bear, says the Salt Lake Tribune of
tho LIST inst, which resulted almost fata
,era, to one OF the young men, Frank Lo'
,ra., of this city. 1t appears that on the Mi
west previous to the adventure, q bear
the been prowling about the camp, and
8. the morning young Lowe, accompan
by Rowland Stevenson, proceeded
,oto- search OF the intruder. They tract
nora. bruin to thicket Of brush, into VIII
!, they concluded to FIRE and then eli
IN upon neighboring ledge Of rocks, IF,
iver. which to shoot at him as he should 90