Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-14
NEVADA NEWS.

G. E. DeLong, has been elected City
Attorney Of Virginia City.
The Carson Tribune rejoices that State
Controller w. W. Hobart pays Carson
an occasional visit.
Accounts from the seat OF war ct Car
son indicate that an armistice has been
concluded and peace now prevails.
The police at Virginia City appear to
give little satisfaction judging from tho
complaints that appear IN the papers
published in Storey county.
In Storey county the State and county
taxes are now place at $1.95 per ceut.
Happy Storey. II shall be celebrated in
song and rehearsed in story.
From the accounts published in the
Virginia Chronicle. the colloquies be.
tween attorneys in the Virginia City Po-
lice Courts are anything but polite.
Bishop Whitaker's new house in vir.
einia is about completed. 1t makes
dne appearance and will be good, com.
Portable dwelling. The plan Of the build.
ing 10 excellent, and every modern con.
venience was furnished In it's erection.
Mrs. Bell. the old lady the Carson
Tribune spoke Of few days ago as having
been robbed OF her money on the Vallejo
boat. left for Belleville this morning on
the stage, the kind people of Carson hav.
ing subscribed over $50 for her expenses.
Geo. Wulf. says the Carson Tribune
Of the 9Th, who has for years been under
an excess of spiritual influence, and for
some time gradually failing. was found
this morning dead In his chair in cabin
In the southern part Of town.
The Virginia Chronicle says that Mr..
Wslcb, tho keeper Of q well-known res.
taurant Ia Gold Hill, discharged all bis
Chinese help last week and hired white
men 10 their place. He found at the
end OF the week that his custom had in.
creased and his white cooks had saved
e27 worth OF meat. which the Chinese
cooks had stolen or thrown into the swill-
Tub. Let Virginians follow his example.
A fins looking man was brought in
from Empire. supposed to be laboring
under temporary insanity. II appears
that he had difficulty at the Eureka
mill, and becoming much excited, had
swallowed large quantity of ammonia.
The poor fellow looked perfectly wild
when in the 6heriff's office, but harm
less % babe.
The silver tide has evidently passed its
food In Eureka. ami ia sbbing towards
San Francisco. This mornings train,
says the Sentinel of the 9th, carried
away barrel or two OF trade dollars.
which had been brought here to be ex-
changed at par for the sweat OF honest
toll; but the toilers wouldn't perspire
worth cent for deprecated currency.
hence tho reshipment. May honest labor
ever triumph thus over parsimony, arro-
CANOE and tyranny.
The Austin Reveille of the 9th says
The sinking Of the Frost shaft in Lander
Hill has enabled the Manhattan CON-
pany to open up and develope one OF the
richest and most extensive deposits Of
ore ever found in that hill. The ledge
in which this bonanza exists is called
the Independence. and is entirely a
virgin ledge. 1t was frst cut at the 375.
foot level OF the Frost shaft and ia now
being worked downward from that level
Dn . continuous ore body for distance
II 100 feet. The vein itself Is about
hree feet in thickness with. streaks OF
~ III through it hui the actual ore