Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-18

well up to the time work was suspendsd.
aud be has no doubt Of its richness and
permaneney and attributes its present
condition TO mismsnagement. j. a.
Blossom OF Battle Mountain is now
taking pains to siraighten MP the an ,irs
Of tbe company. and work will probably
be resumed next month.
The Vallejo Times rsmarks that the
naval officers have been so Iidlcnl'd
about their shooting on the Fourth that
il would not be surprising IL they deciin-
ei to take any part in the next centen-
NAL celebration.
The concentrating works erected last
Spring on Willow creek. at a cost OF
about $4,000, for working the low
grade ore OF the Battle Mountain Mining
Company's mines, are conrlete sue
cess.
Five independent young Eastern
women are camping out in Southern Cal
ifornis, aud enjoying themselves nicely.
The only horrid man in the outfit 10 a
"qniet, gray haired teams'er. Their
tent is called Campus Mulisrum. as
mark Of respect to the gray haired team
| ster's mules.
A correspondent Of the Salt Lake
Herald at Leeds says the Pride OF the
West ledge. in that district, is the largest
and richest body OF ore in the Territory
It extends from the foot Of the Pine val
ley Mountain. I'm a soutbwesterly course,
with spurs and uphesvals all along its
course. The ore assays from SOU to
SIS. 900 per ton.
It was currently rumored 10 Eureka
last Friday. that the Typo Consolidated
Mining Company, of Typo. had closed
down on account OF the depreciation in
silver. This being the only company
operating at Typo, the effect OF suspen-
s,ou on that Furnishing little town would
be very embarrassing. The rumor is not
authenticated.
The Reno Journal contains the an
ne1ed: The Central Pacific Railroad
Company have made their returns for
1876 to the County Assessor. The valu-
alton is about the same as last year. only
a tr,fle less, and the rosd-b-d il returned
at the usual Sc 900 per mile. Assessor
Frazer refuses to accept the statement
and has put the road.bed at $l2 900, and
also put higher valuation on the per.
sonal property. The Board of Equallza-
ton will probably rrduce the road-bed
to 50, 000 per mile. but not cent less.
The Eureka Sentinel says; The de.
termination of the Richmond to close
gives to our town and district a gloomy
aspect for this company has given EN-
ployment to greater number OF men
during the last few months than all the
others combined. We can see nothing
bat dull season ahead Of Eureka; moi
because our mines are not as good az
ever before, but for the reason that
silver Is at such an enormous discount
in the markets Of the world. The most
that can be hoped is for an early ad
vance in silver to such a standard as
will permit the working Of our miues as
in the past.
The Gold Hill News reports that the
Nevada State Orphan Asylum at Carson
is most eligbly situated. and its manage.
ment, under the careful superinte ndencs
Of Mr. Webb and his amiable wife. has
received the highest commentator from
all who are conversant with its interior
workings, or who have gwen themselves
the pleasure of visiting this really home.
like institution. The library has about
800 volumes, composed Of odds and ends
donated by good natured citizens. The
school has vacation at the present time.
The health of the intuition is most tx
celent. All the vtgetahlrs S used during
the past Ave years have been raised on
the premises.