Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-25
NEVADA NEWS.

The Hospital Committee of Storey
County make q report denying the
charges OF mismanagement and extra
vagance made by the Grand Jury Of the
county.
Jack Gilmer and Billy Ferguson left
Eureka on the 21st instant for the Black
Hills. Gilmer takes along sixty coaches
and large number of horses. intending
to establish stage line between Chey-
enne and Custer City.
The Eureka Sentinel OF the 2lst says:
In one OF the mining suits on trial in the
District Court yesterday, four or five
expert miners testified that the Banner
is the only true assure vein so far dis
covered In this district. The Eureka
Consolidated. Richmond and X X are
probably "spurs" from the Banner.
We took run to the State Prison yes
tsrday afternoon. remarks the Carson
Tribune OF the 18th, and found every
thing running as smoothly ms hereto
fore. There are at this time 1876 prison
ers in confinement. and il in the whole
United States better conducted insti-
tuition can be found we want to hear of
it. Everything connected with the man
agement il done with clock-work precis-
ion; the prisoners look healthy and as
though they could complain OF nothing
but the restriction of their liberty.
DR.. Parsons brought into our office,
says the Elko Independent, a specimen
Of ore from Taylor District. The mine
from which this was taken is called the
prince, and ten tons of ore taken ou,
in sinking shaft forty feet deep, worked
at the mill $413, leaving still thirty tons
that will average 5000. The shaft yields
ton of ore to the foot In sinking. The
mine is now being opened in another
place also. which is reported even richer
than that in the first shaft. Taylor Dis
trict is, according to our informant, about
sixty miles east Of White Pine, in that
county.
The Carson Appeal Of the 18th states
that yesterday afternoon H. f. Rice
informed us that he had just been in.
formed by Tom Beer that the stage which
plies between Aurora and Belleville had
been robbed of eight bars of bullion
The robbers stopped the stage; took oul
the leaders; packed the bullion on their
backs and made off. 1t Is probable the
bullion is from the Northern Belle. A
dispatch was sent forthwith to Wells
Fargo & Co.'S headquarters, San Fran
cisco.
To-day. says the Austin Rveille Of the
18th, the anniversary Of Saint Patrick's
Day, was observed as almost genera
holiday in this city. At an early hour
the streets began to fill with men dressed
in holiday attire; the American and Irish
flags were floating from buildings
strains of music filed the air. and every
thing indicated that the sons OF the
Green Isle were bent upon an enthusi-
astic and extensive celebration of the
natal day OF Ireland's patron saint
Shortly before noon the members OF the
Lander Division No. /. Ancient Order Of
41ibernanians, formed in procession al
the City Hall and marched through the
principal streets. They comprised q
stalwart, fine looking body OF men. and
clad in their rich regalia OF green and
gold, with banners and emblems flying
they presented an imposing appearance
From the Eureka Sentinel it would
appear that the troubles between the
mining companies OF that place and The
Miners Union has not been settled
The Sentinel in its issue OF the 10th
makes the following remarks: Tht
up prices, have the sympathies Of vast
majority OF this community. but they
can not reasonably expect to retain i
should they resort to violence or employ
extreme measures OF any kind. They
have already laid themselves open e
adverse criticism by prescribing who thu
companies may or may not employ. 81
long az the price OF labor Is maintained
at the Unions standard Of "a per day
the rational view ia that it matters no
whether the men employed at that figur,
are members OF that organization or not
Mine owners as well as miners hav,
rights that should be respected. How
ever, We have well grounded belief tina
the present troubles are but tempoiar,
and that everything will shortly b,
moving along harmoniously as usual.
The Carson Tribune OF the 18th inst
says: Edward w. Trimmer, resident o
Diamond Valley, committed suicide b.
discharging charge of buckshot into hi
heart. The fatal act was committed q
the residence of his wife, who lives OF
the Warm Springs road. and from all ap
pearanoes the man was in the right pos
session of his senses when he fred th,
fatal shot. Yesterday afternoon. hi
wife left the house to call on Q neighbor
leaving her husband with tho children
During her absence Trimmer took gul
that was standing In room and went
up stairs 10 his room, and there deliber
ately put the muzzle against his hear
and touched the fatal trigger. He mus
have died almost Instantly. It was no
until one Of the children was sent mp 4
call him to supper that the tragedy wa
discovered. II seems that he first re
moved the trigger guard: undrossed him