Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-13
NEVADA NEWS.

The Bowers mansion has been sold
for taxes.
Bishop Whitaker proposes to visi.
Hamilton on the 10th. He will proceed
10 Phoebe early in the following week.
A vulcan" powder mandatory has
been established at Reno. The Gazette
says it is doing good business.
Another bruiser, Pat Connolly, is visit.
ing the Comstock and is getting warmly
welcomed with bruises.
The Silver City Reporter being de-
fuuct, the Lyon County Times will
again be issued MS tr.weekly.
At a concert given at Gold Hill for the
benefit Of st. Johns Church at that
place, nearly $500 was netted. We don't
mean fished for but cleared.
The Eureka Sentinel says that the
hoodlum boys of that town are ANNOYING
those who frequent theatrical entertain
ments by general rowdyism.
At the General Thomas mill, the ore
Ia being worked by the raw process,
under the supervision of an old Austin.
lite j. NJ. Dawley.
Engine l49, which accomplished the
wonderful feat Of pulling jarrett 4
Palmer's fast train through from Ogden
10 San Francisco, il going back to take
its old place between Winnemucca and
Wadsworth. 1t arrived at Truckes the
other day with freight train and was
expected at Winnemucca in few days.
Stewart Jones was badly hurt about
the back and breast at the hydraulic
elevator Of the Ophir Mining Company.
He ran an ore car into an empty compart-
ment and was pulled ia after it, falling
forty or fifty feet His lower limbs are
paralyzed and he will probably not be
able to leave his room in some weeks.
The Virginia anti Chinese Union, give
public notice that on and after the
fourth day Of July. 1876. the said Union
will not, In any way, patronize any
store-keeper. hotel. keeper, saloon. keep
er. boarding house-keeper. lodging
use.kseper, laundrymen, the medical
profession, the legal profession. or any
other person or persons who shall d.
rectly or indirectly employ or sympa-
thizs with Chinese labor.
The following has been sent to the
Silver State for publication: All ladies'
of Winnemucca, who regard the increase
OF intempersnce in our town as an evil
whichswill ct last, ruin our husbands,
sons and brothers, and.brinR disgrace ON
our daughters il not checked, are invited
to meet to consider how the sureing
pillows Of this sea of destruction may be
driven back, and our loved ones saved.
Cal. Mathews, Wells, Fargo.'s mes
senger between Winnsmucca and Ogden.
informed the Silver State that about half
mile Of track has been washed out on
the railroad east Of Corinne, by the
waves from Salt Lake. Where the wash
out occurred the track is laid along the
lake shore, and during gale which
swept the lake last Tuesday the waves
were dashed so high on the shore that
they washed away the track. This 10
said TO be the FIRST time since the road
Was built that the track was damaged
by waves from Salt Lake.
A note from Walter Schundt. Super
intendent of the Oneida mill, at the
Sink of the Humboldt, informs the Sill
yer State that the dam at the mill has
been swept away. and that the volume Of
water rushing by the mill is at least
twice as large as the Truckse. the
break occurred through solid undisturb-
ed ground. The dam was built SO as to
withstand any pressure of water, and did
rot leak drop; but by the giving away
OF the ground on the side il was washed
out BY the tremendous food which
rushed through the opening. The
water wheel of the mill was swept away;
bat. % far as known, no stock were
or other damage TO property