Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-16
NEVADA NEWS.

Inc silver City DAILY Mining Reporter
has been reduced to tri-weekly.
The Duckwater (Nye county, Post
office has been discontinued.
The whooping cough is proving very
fatal to children in Winnemucca.
Raymond & Ely bullion to the value OF
IS, 23l passed through Eureka on the
18th.
Joseph Pfortsteiner. who was gored
by an OK at Eureka couple of weeks
ago, died of his injuries on the llth inst.
J. R. Bradley. son Of Governor Brad
ley, wants to be Treasurer Of Elko
County.
The Austin folks have now no fear of
the jim-jams. They strain the snakes
out Of their whisky.
Sullivan, the fighter, is out of the
hospital. He is not hunting for any
more 24-foot rings.
The Northern Belle Mining Company
to-day declared dividend of 81 per
share, payable on the 18th instant.
The Carson Tribune OF the 10th says:
Poor Jim Sackett, one OF the Oldest pio-
neers in Nevada, after a long and linger-
ing illness, died this morning.
Nearly 600 tons of ore was taken from
the Chollar Potosi mine during the week
ending the 9th inst. assaying $50 so per
ton.
A man named William Barnett was
killed in the Grown Point mine by being
smothered. He leaves wife and three
children.
At Austin on the 9th Phil. Reilly and
VIM. Collins were injured while ascend
ing the incline of the Bowman mine.
They will recover.
At Gold Hill, man named Morgan
Richares was injured in the Lady Wash
ington mine. The cage was lowered oil
him, crushing him into the water ant
dirt. He was badly hurt.
A body of ore has been discovered il
Peavine mountain which proves beyond
question that Washoe county will have
u tin mine. Sulphur. gold. silver, coal
cinnabar and now tin.
The stages of Gilmer Il Salisbury
running to Eureka and Phoebe, will no
hereafter leave Hamilton on Sund0s
The routes have been changed, and Sun
day is now to be q lay over day.
| A little girl. daughter of Henry Boelin,
nged about two years. died on the 9th a
Mr.. Ed. Rays residence. Carson Valley
from injuries received week since b.
being scalded.
At Eureka the Atlas furnace last Sun
day turned out 400 bars of bullion. Til
largest run ever made in twenty-fou
hours by single furnace in that dis
trict.
| Charley Spires Of Austin is dangerous
ly i'll. The Reveille of the 9th says tha
he was then easy but was not considers
out OF danger. We trust our old frlen
will soon recoverable. Reo.)
The trial Of the case of the Cherr
Creek Mining case occupied the Distri,
Court at Hamilton nearly all last weel
At last accounts II was thought that III
jury would disagree AS it had been on
tor some time.
The White Pine News says that ma,
ters are becoming prosperous abou
Treasure Hill. The Eberhardt Mill
running steadily. That company la
commenced tunnel in Mahogany Cal
yon with view to tap their lodges at
great depth.
A petition was circulated in Hamilto
for the pardon OF A. COIN the man VII
caused the destruction Of Hamilton b
fire. The citizens of that burg did NJ
see il and the cheeky man who carried
round left that town in disgust.
The Austin Reveille is informed tn,
Reese River is running over into Il
Humboldt, for the first time in sever
years--though such was reported to
case two two years ago-and that lsrl
numbers Of Humboldt trout are findin
their way up Reese River.
Wells. Fargo & Co. brought down fro
Silver City on the oh four bars of bu
lion to Winuemucca, valued at So
$3.50 II was from the Golden Chart
mine, and showa that Silver City, Idah
il not yet played out.
The Virginia Enterprise says cam
train loaded with wood came into til
town. Each camel carried about half
cord of wood. Some emigrants wi
happened to see the train considered
the event OF their lives,
The Central Pacific Railroad Compar
have backed little from their decree 7
fusing trade dollars at more than nine
cents, and have issued the followii
proclamation TO agents and conductor
Hereafter accept trade dollars al
, greenbacks only ut their market valu
, always renting them to this Office
the value which you received ther
Should you be obliged to pay them o
in making change, you must not pi
them for more than their market value
The Carson Tribune OF the 10th say
The forty thousand dollar damage gu
OF Mary j. Williams against the Newa
Mining Company, which has occupi
the attention Of the Court and jury
the past three days, was submitted to Il
iury this afternoon. The case has be,
q very interesting one, and has be,
sbly handled by counsel. Davies,
Cafsop. and Mr.. Hunt, Of Phoebe. act