Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-17

RAYMOND & ELY.-Last weeks official
letter says; There ia no change to note
in the condition OF the mine since my last
weekly report, The drift being run west
90 south vein, 10th level, has been ex-
tended 80 feet during the week. making
its total length 35l; this drift has been
penetrating very promising formation
for sone distance aud at one point a
small spot OF very good ore was encouut-
cred. hut proved TO be very limited in
extent; as soon as the drift is connected
with WINE. which will be in few days,
some little prospecting will be done at
the point where the ore was disclosed to
ascertain its extent aud valve. The drift
being run west on the llth level has
been extended 20 feet during the week,
making it's total length /, 6S4 feet; the
assure still retains its width and the fill
ing between the walls presents the same
promising appearance as reported here
tofore and the ground is getting softer.
admitting better progress than formerly.
The prospecting being done on the 9Th
and 9th levels has not resulted very
satisfactory yet; some little ore has been
disclosed, but it proved of rather low
grade. We cleaned up the mill yester-
tanned from the tailings which we're run
through the mill shows they have not
been exposed long enough to work salts.
factory. After they have lain six or
eigt) months longer they can be run
through the mill and good results
can be obtained.
WHO CAN ExPLA1N?-The Salt Lake
Tribune thinks The editor of the
Phoebe RECORD must be a plucky man,
his paper reaches US full OF grit and
sand" And that reminds US that We
saw a good thing in the Tribune one day
last week. 1t was a loaf OF bread boy
was carrying home. II Phoebe RECORD.
And now that the dissatisfied Gentle
has broken the ice, We may state that
the RECORD came to our hands not long
ago plentifully hesprinkl"d with red-hot
cayenne pepper. The Stock Exchange
printed brief allusion to the circum-
stance, mentioning no names; but the
RECORD Immediately copied the al!usion.
A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
What i'd the matter with the editor OF
the Phoebe ,REooRD? - San Francisco
Stock Exchange
We copied the item through a desire
for worthier action on the part of
the mail carriers. The bringing in of
the Western mail to the Office is the
sigma! for general sneezs and cough
from all hands. The exchanges from
the other side OF the Sierras are oil
strongly impregnated with red pepper,
and now we find that the RECORD gets
equally fiery on the route to San Fran
cisco. Who can explain the singular
phenomenon?
The Hamilton stage due last Saturday
night did not get fin till Sunday night
and the blackboard due on that occasion
bad failed to put in an appearance up tt
enc clock this morning. The storm
has demorslized the roads and the MALL
fsarfully,
| Dun telegraphic returns of the election
are rather slim. The storm appears te
be general and has shaken up the wires
or shaken them down to such an e1-
tent that Eastern news is scarce com
modify. Twas ever thus from child
hoods hour, &C."
AN independent voter was asked yes
terday il he was still ION the fence. ;
His answer was to square off in such a
pugilistio attitude that his questionel
concluded he was ION the fence" too
much for him, and after wiping off his
chin moved on.
DON'T forget that the registry books a
Judge Fuller's office close at O'CLOCK
next Friday evening, If you haven
registered do so at once.
THERE is a letter held for postage il
the Postoffice addressed to Mack Viii
man, l06. Valencia street. San Francisco
Col.
FROM this on the Salt La ks mail viii
leave at P. NJ, instead of 7 A. M, a
heretofore.
The following passengers will arriv
by the stage this evening from Hamilton
Chas. Bowen and DR.. Lee.