Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18
NEVADA NEWS.

danger and rapidly recovering from the |
effects of his alkaline dose.
The Eureka Sentinel learns that o
very fine quality of ore is now being |
taken out Of the Page & Corwin mine
over in Secret Canyon. Considerable
work is being done on the mines in that
locality.
AT Eureka On the 14th, Wells, Fargo
4 Co. shipped nine bars OF bullion to
New York valued OF Sl2,412 &C for the
Aurora & Eberhardt Company of White
Pine county,
A gentleman who has recently been in
Esmeralda county informs the "local
items man of the Enterprise that the
mines in that region are very promising.
He thinks there are million dollars in
dividends in sight in the Northern Belle
| alone.
R. A. Pryor left Winnemucca for
Omaha on the 18th, with requisitlon
from the Governor OF Nevada on the
Governor Of Nebraska, for q refugee
from justice, who is charged with ir-
regularities in the railroad Office at this
place.
The Reno Gazette is informed that
papers had been signed, sealed and de-
livered whereby certain parties obligated
themselves to put up a 1O-stamp mill for
the use OF the Monarh mine at Pyramid
Lake. The agreement also provides for
the completion Of tunnel to its inter.
section with the ledge. Good news, and
coming from good authority.
Specimens Of the Consolidated Virginia
ore that is being worked in the Nevada
quartz mill at the Centennial are eagerly
sought for. and much ore has thus been
given away, as it was found impossible
to refuse to crafty persons who desired
small pieces OF ore from the famous
bonanza.
A firm doing business at Gold Hill not
long since lost very valuable horse.
One of he firm sent for veterinary sur
geon in order that he might pronounce
, on the case and make known the dis
ease that laid low the animal. The
horse doctor finally gave it as his opin-
ion that death was caused by diabetes.
"Ah," said the other, land that's what
, made him die and beat US out of $500!'
At Virginia City the Herald Mining
Company, lately incorporated in San
8 Francisco, whose ground lies adjoining
i the South End mine, will begin active
I operations for the development of theil
lead next week. An assay OF rock taker
from the groupings of the vein shows il
to yield $37. 20 in gold and 1873 in sill
yer, or total Of $45.23 per ton.
Robert Roberts will shortly preach il
Genoa on the subject-a declaration thai
It the Kingdom Of God is established or
t this earth. He says the Kingdom of Goo
a was established on the Gath day of jam
ary, 1866. in Montana Territory, ant
= from that date the millennial period com
i menced. This eonstrains US to remarl
0 that the fools are not all dead yet.
y The Humboldt Register of the 1871
:. remarks: W. Stockton and the Jone
> brothers arrived from Jersey yesterda
d with their teams. They give rather
70 gloomy account of the camp and say tina
b things have come to stand-still, an
~ that nearly all the miners have LETT
: This is very discouraging indeed as on
II people had strong hopes of Jersey prov
y ing fourishing camp.
IN Virginia City is very quiet just now
q The trade dollar does not skip so nimbl
10 as it did few months ago. The peopl
as are evidently curtailing their expenses
- A great many will TRY toy 60 to til
Il. Centennial. The facilities for 30 doin
!, are better than they were in Washing
' tons time. Then there was no splendi
IL steamships for the accommodation OF Il
ic people, and no railroads.&c. walk on.
N The Gold Hill News of the 18th r
70 marks: A prospector who returned frol
10 the Pyramid Lake district last Sunda
40 evening pronounces the whole thing
m /" dead blk. He says they have L
mines or no prospects of ever haviI
any. He was very well Satisfied to &,
8. away, and considers it a5ob put up by
=, few shrewd men for the purpose Of bes
Nv ing others and putting o few dollars
n their own purses. Time will probab
ur show whether the mines are good or nc
ny At Winnemucca on the 18th, w.
on Kelley, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S messenge
/. received dispatch from Elko, inforl
ee ing him that hostler named L. Kelle
I'D who was employed at the first static
es from Elko on the Cornucopa road. d
re- camped, taking horse, saddle nj
N. bridl lie, and two pairs of blankets. 1t
l., supposed that be took the cars at Carl
n' for Battle Mountain, having sold I
stolen articles to ranchers. Kelley b
=, been in the employ Of Smith Van Dire
MI len al nee some time last summer.
in' The Silver State Of the 18th says: l
No, 70, Gently an Italian emigrant, who "
~" taken sick on the cars, purchased a ran
in Harmony Canyon, and with his W
ed and brother-in-law went to live on
place. Yesterday the wife left the ran
taking her baby in her arms and SIC
~, in coin in her pocket, and came to Wi
''n nemuccn afoot, crossed the bridge a
IN walked to Reil's place, about three mi
In up the river. Her brother tracked her
town, where he ascertained that q
crossed the river. On the other side
rk- found her tracks, which he followed
,er, Reil's, where he overlook her, aud Il
zap morning brought her back to town. I
~. woman cannot speak word of Engli'
the and, were it not for taking the coin.
out conduct would lead to the suppositi
OUT that she is insane.
on.
!. a A bonanza has been found in Hu
IS boldt county. The Silver State of
any 1a,b s.vs. ledoe has heen Dissolve,
sen about thirty miles northeast from W
lily nemucca in the range Of mountains
,ese tween Eden Valley and the Humbol
compared with which the majority
quartz leads heretofore discovered
for this part Of the country are mere seal
Who II is at least 200 teet wide, and or
ing along the mountain two or three tn
,ms sand feet. This immense mass of qua