Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-27

cry for the two Bottom furnaces had been
manufactured in San FTaneisco, and
would be shipped from there as soon as
possible. All the preliminary work at
the mine has been done, and Immediately
upon the arrival Of the machinery the
construction Of the furnaces will COM
mence.
Typo ia shipping considerable base
bullion. An official letter dated the 18th
instant says: We shipped this day psi
bars lead bullion, covering balance OF
shipment No. so, 10l bars, 8. 934 pounds;
and part Of shipment No. 8, l5O bars,
/ 600 pounds.
A Chinaman at Oreana asked another
Celestial who he claimed owed him $50
to pay the debt. The debtor expressed
bis inability to do so, and the creditor
attacked him with butcher-knlfe and
cut his ear of close 10 the head. The
butcher has been arrested.
The Winnemucca Silver State OF the
10Th remarks: Wells, Fargo & Co. dur
ing the two weeks ending last Sunday,
took East from San Francisco by rail
81 ,010, lot in gold and silver. II money
is scarce in Winnemucca we have the
consolation of knowing that great deal
passes through here.
Lieutenant Governor Jewett W. Adams
arrived in town, says the Eureka Sentinel
OF the 10th. on Friday nights train from
Carson. He was around town yesterday
renewing his assurances with his numer.
GUS friends and left this morning for Nye
county to visit his focks and herds. He
| will return this way in about ten days.
From the Eureka Sentinel Of the 10th
We learn that DR.. Bishop yesterday ex
tracted bullet from Ratti, the Italian
who recently attempted suicide OF Pail
sade. The ball entered the left breas
| directly opposite the heart, and wal
aimed directly for that organ. but from
some unknown cause it diverged III
course and passed entirely around, jus
grazing the pericardium all the way, AND
was extracted from the back littl'
below the left shoulder blade.
Last Monday morning, says the Eu
reka Sentinel OF the 10th, Miohae
Downey. while engaged putting up
timber at the 15O-foot station in the Wild
West mine. at Adams Hill. made a mis-
step and fell off the staging. down tn
shaft, to the 200-foot level n distance o
SO feet. There were several severe cut
in the scalp. in one place the skull lai
bare the size Of the palm of man
hand. He was also somewhat injured Il
: one of his sides. The wounds wer
dressed by DR.. Chamblin, and yesterda
the patient was feeling quite comforts
BILE, and was in o fair way for recovery
His escape from instant death appear
little less than miraculous.
The Virginia Chronicle Of the 2li
says: The peace in Chinatown is no
an acknowledged fact, Notwithstanding
!, the little disturbance down there fe
nights since, which is believed to ha,
resulted only from private troubles. I'll
two rival companies are apparently
profound peace. Hop Sing still reside
i in his store in Chinatown, but Sam Sir
!. is stopping at Chico. All Chew. one {
!, the most irascible and treacherous
= Sam Sings partners, has gone to 81
y Francisco resolved never to return to til
n city. Charley Sing never goes near Oh
Il natown now, but lives in Chinese was
house on street. The trip Charl
took to Silver City under the orders al
e guidance of the Home Protectors settl
% him and made him abandon Chinatow
% Bamfeld has retired, and Sam SIM
q store is not now crowded with lounge
"a all of them fighters and on the lookout
get shot at some unfortunate Il
Singer. The houses on II and stree
I'd formerly abandoned by their occupal
ca through fear of being killed by stl
shots, now are filled with tenants. and
nights are lighted up, and makes Chi
re- town look lively and cheerful. All
old loop holes are closed up, and
" Home Protectors wander listlessly arou
I'd the scene OF their triumphs. 1t is
longer necessary to hide children in 8
places to avoid the calamity Of bavi
rs them converted into angels, and re
q. dents walk boldly down Union street p
the rival castles.