Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-09

The GREAT MYsrEBY.-The body is to
die. No one who passes that boundary
comes back to tell. The Imagination
visits the land of shadows, sent out from
some window Of the soul over LIES
restless waters, bat wings its way back
without leaf in it's beak as token of
merging life beyond the closely bending
horizon. The great sun comes, goes in
the heavens, yet breathes no secret Of
The ethereal wilderness. The crescent
moon cleaves her nightly passage across
the upper deep. but losses overheard no
signals The sentinel stars challenge
each other az they walk their nightly
round, but we catch no countersign
which gives passage to the heavenly
music, Between this and the other life
there Is great gulf fixed, across which
neither foot nor eye can travel. The
gentle friend whose eyes were closed in
Their last, long sleep, long years ago,
died with rapture in her wandering eyes,
smile upon her lips. and hands folded
oVera triumphant heart; but her lips
SPSeSu'Soo, huu
O! the vision that enthralled her.
LETTER FROM THE BLACK HIL1s.-The
Eureka Sentinel of the 9th has the fol-
lowing Joe Mendez received yester-
DAY letter dated Deadwood, Aug. Goth,
from W. D. Hemingway, who left here
tor the colored elevations some time 400.
Inc writer says that times are very dull
81 Dsadwood, although real estate is
alsh, improved lots in the town ranging
rom So0O to $4,000. On Sundays the
miners 1ock In from the surrounding
galches, which makes times little lively
on those days, but on the following
mondays the town resumes its usual
9uiesness. The number claims is limited,
W! nearly all that are down to bedrock
are are yielding largely. Wheeler and
pfo,ners are said to have already
Welded In the vicinity of 5000, 900, and
sie sui paying big. The Indians are
S Sau n mat vicinity, some persons being
nlsa by them nearly every day. On
ue uay the letter was written a white
Iau leil victim to the red devils within
wv miles OF Deadwood. and the bodies
y, u'e other white men and one Indian,
usaa; were brought into town. The
an,poA was raging to o considerable
tA'en1' out only one case had resulted
,n'sly' All the boys from Eureka were
10 good health"
lAS Eureka Sentinel gives ye local the
'"'Vns send-off. Geo. T. German,
. '0' several years business man and loca,
.,po''sf Tor the Phoebe RECORD, paid US
Of'ei visit last evening. He is on his
N.Y. 20 the Centennial and will tarry a
q con' season on the sunrise side of the
Gsn.It. Since we saw him last
dvsd s y: uas patronized barber who has
s,ooa us moustacbe white. With that
ve Soaa 30 is but iittr, changed since
dsys ~ ~ The wolf together during the
nI:.s VI Reese River. We wish him a
'A'aat journey and safe return.
aHhH will be sale at Glissan's
'nca' In Rose Valley. at 2 o'clock this
ternoon. whom some fine cattle and
'fses will be disposed Of. Should the
tire amount of stock not be sold to-
y the sale wilt be continued next Sat-
day at the same time and place.
ONE of our hardware merchants last
ght received letter from "Meisseurs
ntonie Peres ct Fills, 60 Rue des Marais,
arts, setting forth in good English |
Ae high merit of sundry goods and pro-
eslng he establish an agency in Phoebe.
NOTICE. BY a notice in tbs mornings
~oRD it will be seen that q special
s'tng of the tockbolder of the Phoebe
SEl'er Mining Company will be held on
~ 10th inst, at the company's office,
Fo' fl9 California street, San Francisco.
a man named Johnson lost his entire
|0cR OF sheep in attempting to drive
m across the desert to Arizona the
aM, season. He returned to Bakersfield,
"0foia' recently empty handed.
AssESeERs.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. |
an, Miss Annie Duffiu and John
u stage. ''"
a., vans returning from this place
ond Yesterday with ore from the Ray.
Septo Ely mine, bound for Sacra-
!. tEAM.-Pat Holland, Robert
q pro -; =. Watts and T. E. Reagan are |
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