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, 1875-01-11
"sStar- Wfru" plattorm.

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S1us urtsr Ssisn. SraRst in @iieawaarsn.5 anblun.
gen mad. &ireulare gratis ~perlenest. Nbrellre:
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Anfnten.

Aocnten $4,000 &iiten Gban9 @bans leb-
@NytNl(U, ten Monnt %pertauit. SeBt 9eoen in
Stano, 6enoeli, Sra9en uno Staubcn ju polireu lWe
neu. 9oitet nur eirem Sent, NM cine sroBe 8iaelar.
belt ju tbun uuo idont bas aeinen. lit uotbluenoi9 lpe
SEIZE uno %oertauft iib auf ben eriten Bid. Wtanner,
SrNuen. &naben uno WGo6en nit oauernoer Nrbeit
%oerior9t. Ginjelbeiten gratis. Gin ~sleSantes 6brpmo
jeoer SbN6tel fir So Gents bei9e9eben. 0beng
@bau9 Wtauuf. 80, Z g4sit Str, Bolton. 4gg24np
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NaIera, S@arlaAReber entf.ptn aus psrscrbenea DIut.
@teen bitfe aranfbetten ID ,S6nsbtfu gitters" ps wtrk
{ansae S&nsmtttel, neil 20 Der Bette 8lutrsiniser s.e, ~
" stebt. absr tplrt Der @ebrauH III fpdt pbsr nibt esnas
6&arla&atbr anb aHbtrt NIT 8ittsr oerbunbent Rrani-
betten ausbre6eut baAu mus Der @sbran4 fpiort tina
Aelt perben, ba aranfbttttn tn btsitn Staotum cine au-
bert DsbanblaHs %trtprbrn.
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Rcine HHan3cnfpfe.

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o. HA bur& Sttruneta Ser Nersauunasoraan aniei.
Gen;
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BEN Rrpfs, lauru @ti6mad. uso,i'ttt, Gobbrtnatn,
fptbtrpintu statu gobruna, @ttubl pom usbtrtIauns
aab S&ptrt I'm Diaatn, laurts auffcstn, Nuf- unb
Nbpsesn Ter Wiasenerubs, S6rinrtl, itnsues unb
tttrtrts Ittrasn, bsrj'uduns.n. Julian m,nftr.6tn uns
0tfitl bee @rittdtns bsin ytc5en, Ntnabme Der 9Th
trait, f&par,e punttttu aber tas 9th etnts S6ltttrt
spr ben guetn, Bicber uns %elnrpfer Fhmer, I'm aOyfs.
Waned an Sbrste, ttlte 6arbuns her baut unb Ter
Guaen, S6msrB tn Der c eite, In Der gruf unc ben Cite
bern. pI5sltGt @nfdue sCn 6tse unt Bremen Ira 8lstf&.
gDsnist . fen Won 8abrars ptLsn beTreitn sas 6s-
Sem Ssn % ben e~tnanattn StSrunaes.
@reie rs Gents fur bte @habtel
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G&pinefuas

sab att anbevn Experimentation snta,b.a .ben 70 On
aat StSrunsta Der @aseutbattsist. ais surd erblidy
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ldsslt3 erndbrt wirp, mus abmasrlns sintretsn unl
hss esf&wd&ts Spftm srliest BEN istt ,eAen Uufaq etn9
aridltnna III. ka elmer ptrfoa Don trdfttsr Ssiunetsf
sas ut@t ta 6etra&i tdms Dis b%erlbmtstea Wrrsts
baabtln. rt4tsH stne ausnabms lire Nufmerliemteit NJ.
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Spdlu, na@t er patient tu at ntmmt. i5m ntdt irudt
stn aub ttm entpsesr sar istur pbu IN aasaiaea asaa
neuts xab i&lebte Rabran9 N btsteA
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Du gessrn IL bs srpt. Wsrtadts ss a5tpurs. sss
tsm erbdlt has gauge Spfem Rabruns uab Araft. gatus
Ltr Masen unb auberf 9srpauuuSsorsaae nadla1tn. tbu
Ss1t xbattetsit au tntwtdsln, mus Der sanss a6rper Id
i,ersauunssprsans sarastsa. Fnb serf1tebsner &rt, aba
bic 6austurGaAt bittbt thinner btefslbt. Dtes II bu
Graub. psbn bas .S&wtbif& Stttsrs," ha % ale STIR.
Mnssmt1d wirit, BE @erbauunssprBaat reaelt unb tba
eduube Ibdtetttt berasat, 70 sttle 8ronsbtiten beit, be
sHfastnenb gam serl&tebtar Ratnr anb. GDir ueanes
htGark3 keipabnA
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hr f&webif&er Mrjt BET ben utRtnf&aftliGe 8urf&uha
St&e r faa auf aasn ztstltn Der drss a%nasate, et ps
Katttec 5eslsraft s.ptau Rrduter unb so Gytract berfd
bsz tilbet 30 UNDERSTANDABLE hs
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Berssrbtns Dlut If BITE psupturfaas b- esisssfiAssy
sab isear titibaftu Rranibtitts-
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Dttters tuirs ausi&lieBlid b~sreitet ssu
Dentel u. Co.,
A65 Rcrb Dritts etrass,
B~btlabelpbh

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tses 3laf&s ~beasflst '~
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3AsSA ~
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Nahmap's Nerfeet @nreattUe
unb reaultrenbe Ninen,

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Gt5ranssu ps Waatns. Der eeb,r, Der G~tnatwstes. ir
Rttren, Der 8latt, Wrpsnlttben. R"pfuet, 0.rast funs.
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@aue. @aatnfebtr untsrlsitssntiuupane 6dmcrrtpihtn
Rnb aas unprhnuuesn in ben thHtrsn Drsdntu. Hlrt
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q dms btf ansIadfetsfsu Rranybttten, ssuen bas ~
f~&snssf<&t uatsrpprfea IA. ant Ieieta nuu,nnidF al
men saraa. Die urla&su, ~eh&s pisfes l&r.dlide ~
RanblsnssweHt mus immu steftlbs isin. rdmlid ots
sar& St6rfanssmittsl has Rsrssalyftm, BE Wi lau
snsssraant aae eaenr& ben sausea Rbrpes AZ trS ~.
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tunesmtttd ba ben pbta ~uwdbnttn Rranibdtsn uub ba,
zalienesn biz Gsiansttti mrads,seb,a. psl1s l5on b.
ran i%pttftltsn. ie pttsu Genus an 9et.a ~ sabsn.
Rteeersefdlasenbett.
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W READY RELIEF

cine auesnbItdli&s 5aIfs RatsR Bet,
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Gsassaton Der eanss, EeblippHsiben, Uthmunsstsf&ws.
ben. psriflpptn, 5v0srtt. Group, Dpptt.ria, 9atarra.
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sstr ~ersraattR Gb,ils psrs ~2tnesrans uab 8tftttsaaa
ss ufhtIs lrbetItrsa.
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eItAssa, gtantn, sssur& nasdaltW satsaxstas 9raaA
tetsn.
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@prf. Nustunft. Thuisnpt perth rtrb Sbntr Iusef&i6t.
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asb Gntaaennssn bsfsitist unb &snesfiVnsn turtrt,
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ssm fonRissn Drifsn pter Oraansa Itrsea, blr& sias
ualtst Nnwtnbura.
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pstate,ab Der e6msra f,tn mag. Der RbsuMattf&s, 1ett-
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f&msrs, pereerbemen Waeen, Diarrbse.
Gurbfai, Serfop flung, Sldbunasn
Ane ollie innersn 3eieen.
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btsa assiaItssIi& btatht aus
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bopptltt DOTS bN pS9wtbtf& Bitters" a,bmen' a "a
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melan@pIte.

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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

WHEN the typos in the RECORD office
get through their work of type setting
they need little healthy exercise to re-
cuperate and to keep their blood from
stagnating; such was the case yesterday
morning at a. NJ. One of them came
to town, and after enjoying all the sights
to be seen, commenced to chase pigs
down Main street. evidently wanting
fresh pork for breakfast. His intended
raid, however. was frustrated by the
quickness of the pig or the slowness of
himself, and he retired home with big
disgust.
HE performance of the Phoebe Min
strels this evening is given for the bene-
tit of Phoebe Hose Company No. 1. As
there has been no entertainment of any
kind in Phoebe for long time. it is ex.
pected that there will be o regular lam,
and we would advise every one to secure
seats during the day. The programme
is one OF the best selections of music,
ETC., that we have ever known the Min
strels to get up, and their well-known
reputation for giving good performance
will guarantee them full house.
JAN REPAIRED The County Jail was
yesterday repaired, and the hole in the
wall made by George Hadley - was
bricked up, SO that once more the pris-
oners are all Gagged and awaiting justice.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
stands adjourned to Saturday morning at
10 o'clock
The Hamilton stage arrived last even
ing at "a o'clock, with three through
and one way passenger for Phoebe.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
Eastern Dispatches.

NEw YORK, August lS.-Mr. Duncan,
of the suspended firm Of Duncan, Sher-
man & Co., has issued circular to cred.
itors proposing to pay thirty-three and
one-third cents on the dollar in n full
settlement of the indebtedness of the
firm; eight and one-third per cent. on or
before November 9th, 1875; five per
cent. May 9th, 1876; five per cent. No
vember 9th, 1876; FIVE per cent. Nav
9th, 1877; ten per cent. November 9th,
ls77-with interest at seven per cent. per
annum until paid, or as much sooner as
assets shall be realized and divided.
The excess Of assets over the percentage
| are also given TO creditors, but the assets
are to be placed in the hands of Duncan,
under control of a committee.
NEW YORK, August lS.-Private dis
patches in this city announce the death,
by assassination, of Senior Gabriel Garcia
Moreno, President of the Republic of
Ecuador. The intelligence Was brought
by Special Courier from the capital to
the Pacific Coast; thence by packet to
Panama, and by cable to this city.
General Butler was invited to address
a public meeting under the auspices OF
the Legal Tender Club of this city.
Other engagements are making it impos-
sible for him to be present. The Gen
bend, appreciate and much less admire
that system of Government finances
which has 80 wrought upon the business
and production of the country that over
two millions of working men and women
who desire productive employment
have not had it for the last two wears.
and by which the production which the
would have added to the wealth of the
country during that time is lost. Assum-
ing that each one in that number of
skilled and unskilled could have aver
aged two dollars per day for working
days OF the past year, then we have lost
one billion two hundred million dollars,
or about equal to half the national debt,
by their enforced idleness; to say moth
ing of the loss of the morals OF the work
ing men and women. How long will
men in active business, and property
holders, and holders of these kinds of
property. which are open to the tax
gatherer. permit a system of fnan-
cial administration to go on by which
their property shall depreciate thirty
three per cent. in its value while owners
OF property such as rates, mortgages and
bonds, which are untaxed because not
open to the tax gatherer. have their prop
erty appreciate and escape taxation, is q
problem which the good sense of the
people of this country will solve at the
coming Presidential election.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

A Word TO billiard PLAYERS Hepyv
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast, one OF them being
full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table,
They are fitted with Phelan ly COLLEEN
ders everlasting steel plate cushions
and were made by Liesenfeld, of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS
here Is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game, and
VIII be liberal enough to give you a good
snow and not beat you all the time. You
Gun always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One hit !
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j. j. Halpin IL Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
CHEESE! Cheese One thousand pounds
OF White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at L. @. PoUJADEs.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three for
so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco.
Pipes, Pouches, etc, at RolIa Watts.
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks e. McAlpin's
saloon. uE W. r. Wilson.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
s'ore, MAIN street. If
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
5: 3. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF L. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. If
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
Pacific Coast.

DAYTON, New, August 17.-Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Hill, residing at the Sink
OF the Carson, about 25 miles from here.
was shot, tbs feared fatally, by tho
Chlnaman employed as cook. She
was shot twice in the side, both bullets
entering about the same place. The
heather then turned the pistol on him
self, killing himself instantly. Its sun
posed he was insane from the effects
of opium
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-The Con.
vention of Twenty-four held session
last night with closed doors. A member
reported VIM. Alvord had consented to sc.
cept the nomination for Mayor in case
good men were put up for Supervisors.
The Democrats held a mass meeting
at the Palace Amphitheater last night,
and were addressed by A. W. Roysden,
Of Stockton, and W. B. Brown, of Sac
ramento, on national topics. The Dem.
ocrats will have torchlight procession
on the 2Sth inst.
The Republicans held ratification
meeting last night at Platt's Hall, and
addresses were delivered by Ira P.
Rankin, Congressional nominee, and
others.
The Democratic Convention have COM
pleted all nominations, except for school
directors.
There was large attendance at the
Mechanics Fair last evening. The ex-
hibition is still very incomplete.
Enthusiastic gatherings of various
political parties are reported from the
interior of the State.
SACRAMENTO, August IT, Herman
Wachehorst, prominent jeweler of this
city, was thrown from his buggy this
evening, receiving probably fatalinjuries.
Los ANGELES, August 17.--It is said a
number of Chinese working on the
Southern Pacific Railroad grade toward
Cahezon Valley. near the Colorado Des-
ert. have died from the intense heat pre-
vailing in that region. 1t is a common
thing for the thermometer to mark 100
in the shade,yet work progresses without
interruption.
SAN DIEGO, August 1.-THE people
have obtained little satisfaction from
Huntington Croker. The railroad party
said they should put engineers between
here and Anaheim soon. The agent
might visit US in few months to see
what inducements would be given to the
Southern Pacific Rroad to come to San
Diego Immediately. The people think
their visit has political significance.
ELKo, New, August Is. - George G.
Gorham, also Monsieur and Madame
Sauret passed east last evening.
The Daily Elko Independent made it's
first appearance to. day.
Ex-Governor Blasdel is in town Ell
route to Cornucopia. Major Tozer re-
turned from there and went west this
morning.
The reports from the mines there are
very hatteriDs; She Hussey, the first
north extension of the Leopard. cut into
the ledge day before yesterday at depth
Oh 100 and at last accounts had pene.
'fa'ed IL four feet without getting
through it. We are not advised as "a
the richness of the ore.
Lieut.. Jaeger. Of Camp Halieok, is re.
ported to have been sred upon NIGHT be.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
A Second COmstOck Discovered In
Eureka County.

County Assessor j. Ii. Powell, who ar
rived Sunday morning from Mineral Hill,
and other points to the north ward brings
intelligence of a recent great discovery
III Cortez mountains. 1t is nothing less
than what enthusiastic miners who have
inspected it term second Comstock.
The ledge crops out boldly and regularly
for more than two miles, and is readily
traceable the entire distance. Assays
from the cropping we're obtained going 40
high as one thousand dollars per ton in
silver. Indeed, none of the assays went
much lower than that. The mineral is of
the character denominated free milling
ore, and the quantity from all accounts is
practically inexhaustible. If half we hear
be true. nothing like this ledge was ever
before seen in the whole history of the
world. All estimates are of course pre-
dicted on the surface indications, which
could not be more favorable for both
richness and extent. The discovery was
made by miner Of Mineral Hill who
happened to stumble on it in crossing
the range Of mountains from CourteZ
District to his home. The exact locality
Is named as being ten miles north of the
Cortez mill, and about five miles this
side of the Lander county line. Nearly
the entire population of Mineral Hill has
gone to the new mines, and all through
the northern portion of this county the
excitement is at the highest pitch. In
deed, so great is the interest manifested
that many men employed in the construc-
ton of the Eureka & Palisade Railroad
are impatient to leave, hoping to strike
bonanza by promptly putting in an ap-
pearance in the new mining region in
the Cortez mountains. The mines of
Cortez district proper are known to pos
sess great wealth; a promising strike
was lately made near Palisade, and the
productiveness of Cornucopia is an es.
tablished fact. These conditions and
circumstances are certainly favorable for
the existence of other rich mineral sec.
tons to the northward, and no sufficient
valid reason can be suggested wby the
recent discovery may not be one OF the
very first Importance. We are inclined
at all events to believe that n mineral
bearing vein of great extent and richness
has been discovered in the place and
manner herein described. We shall
await further news from the direction of
Cortez with no little impstience. -
[ Eureka Sentinel, II.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

fore last. while returning to the Post he
escaped unhurt.
VIRGINIA CRY, August lS.-The loco
motive Nevada. which left the depot this
morning at 7:i5. was thrown from the
track near the Mound House by mis-.
placed switch, and was followed by the
tender and seven cars Of ore. No one
was injured and the track was cleared in
few hours.
A Piute Indian who goes by the name
of Bob, was fearfully beaten by Others of
his tribe yesterday while drunk. He
was rescued by some whites aud locked
up. When released they will probably
kill him, as he has been sentenced by
them Mt council, he having been ac-
cused of stealing and running off ponies.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
81 SCREAM. Z"

The sun shines down with scorching glare,
The psrched earth pants, still is the sir.
As the ice-cresm man goes by.
The little mule and painted cart
Got up in finest style Of art
As neat rs apple-pie.
i lee Cresnl he says. then blows blast
OF bugle note, and hurrying past,
The mule and he move on.
Should dusty throat for ice-cresm wish
And turn 10 look him mp dish
When back he comes It's gone.
He sees the mule trot down the road
He hears the blast the " Maid has blowed,
Then turns and wonders why
The man should foot his bugle blast
And then skip off so very fast.
Nor heed his customers cry.
Ii Manuel would MT go so fast.
And look around him as he passed
He'd sell far more ice-cream.
It can't be that he does I for FIN,
For ever as the day is done
Full tired he doth seem.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

Unless the proposed route of the
Prince OF Wales through India is made
widely known throughout that country.
many native dignitaries in districts
wn'cn ne does not mean to visit will
seize the occasion to levy blackmall ON
the people in the shape of all sorts of
supplies. Some years ago in western
India an lmposter levied war tax in
the Isolated villages in the name and on
account OF the Queen. His credentials
were simple, but effective, and consisted
OF an empty Crosse G. Blackwell pickle
jar, with the royal arms on the label
and paper scrawled over in imitation
OF English writing, to which was affixed
seal, which was simply the impression
OF the bnng of mustard jar. And vet
with these credentials he succeeded in
levying good deal of money until he
ventured into some village where the
people were more advanced. IF Carson
Herald
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

The Board of Examiners report funds
insthe State Treasury as follows: Coin
S62,2l4.S5, coin vouchers SlO4, 1883,
currency $56. 1894. 80. currency vouchers
I,O06: "a, Nevada bonds Sl0i, 900, Cali.
lorna I bonds $50, 600, U. s. bonds $3.50.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
:
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS.
By GrLMER Il sALIsBURg's HAMILTON LINE;
Sohn uren Tommy t'ren
James Hawkins
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Robert Bonds
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
-, rn.SCIsco srooK REPORT.
SAN FRASoIsoo. August II
>sORNTyG SALES.

SAN FnASoIsoo. August II.
ay,py.l MORNING SALES.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

Among the mines lately placed ON the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange BOARD
is the Hayward Consolidated. This mine
is in Gold Hill District. Nevada, and il
located easterly from the Imperial. Its
consolidation of the Hayward and TIE
hama, containing 171s acres and 1874
feet on the ledge. A shaft has been
sunk, showing well-defined ledge fonr
feet wide, from which ASSAYS have
been made producing over 500 to the
ton. a second shaft is now being sunk n
snort distance from the first, in order to
cut the ledge at depth of 800 feet. a
large portion of the stock has been set
apart and is being sold, the proceeds of
which 1t is believed will be sufficient n
continue the work on the mine for one
year without IN assessment II Stock
Report. ioA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

HE LARGEST RIFLEp CANNoN.-Tbev
have just finished, at South Boston tbe
largest rfled cannon in the world. n ia
steel lined, weighs S2.2S0 pounds. is
twelve inches calibre, carries a 600. ponnd
shot, and requires charge of seventy
pounds of powder. 1t is destined for
Sandy Hook.