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

PETER DAwsoN.-We were shown last
evening by Dr.C. F. Philson letter that
be had just received from Glasgow,
Scotland, dated February 7th 1875, from
Mary Dawson the mother Of Peter
Dawson who was killed by the Indians
December 9Th 1874, near Hike. Dawson
was with Honan who was brought in
wounded to the Phoebe Hospital. Ac-
cording to the account we received at
that time he was the first one killed, his
body and face being SO badly mutilated
by rocks and stones, that it was hardly
recoquizabe. His mother, Mary Daw-
sou, has only lately seen an account Of
me affair in the Glasgow News and
wrote to DR.. Philson for information on
The subject.
FROM BONANZA CITY.-Con. Gibfried.
Of the firm OF Gibfried u Brisacher en-
Meadow Valley street, returned last even
ing from Bonanza City,. near Toquer-
vile. He reports that there are at pres
ent at Bonanza City about seventy FIVE
men at work, outside OF Mormons, who
own claims and who do two or three
days work and then work the balance OF
the week so as to turn in and work on
the claims the next week. He reports
that some very good ore has and is being
taken out daily that the men there have
confidence in the claims and develop
ment is the only thing that will tell. Mr.
Gibfried with his partners hove started
to work their claims.
A CANDIDATE FOR MINING REcoRDER.-
Johnny Mahoney, well-known as being
employed by Jim Pierson. intends t.
stand in for Mining Recorder of Ely Min
ing District. We are not personally &C
quainted with Mr.. Mahoney but know
hun by reputation as having been EN-
ployed attending to Jim Persons affair
Tor the last two years. If he is electe,
and attends to the Mining Recorder
once and gives the satisfaction to tn
public in that position that his has give,
lls present employer, the public will sa
u wen done thou good and faithful serv
q Sn' receive thy reward"
TAKEN WITH F1r.-One of the Jury
"en lmpaneled in the case OF the Stat
w. maxwell, was on Wednesday evenin
aAen with fit and q very serious one 0
laI. The officers in charge of the jur
,uought It would end his mortal career
ous ne rallied, and though very veal
mauaeed to be in the jury box yesterda
turning Before he was impansled i
'as case We notified the counsel that
was subject to these attacks and liable /
Ostaken at any minute. which would,
not close tho trial, cause serious delay.
DISTRICT CouRT.-The District Coul
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clocl
pursuant to adjournment. The follow
ing witnesses were called to the stant
MoPherson, Collier, Deck, Cults an
Ames. Court adjourned at 5 o'clock an
assumed ~ its session again at z o'clocl
me prosecution closed, after which Il
usiense called several witnesses. Coul
ul'ufned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
j Nthe Justice Court yesterday cal
d was uied in which o saloon keeper W,
8 s,slnuf and John Doe defendant. IT,
IA tAs eon Keeper sued for liquor bill, b,
SsSS'V'0tney for defendant pleaded Il
Won vy oct" in his favor with effect al
wo, J ;ae suit. The young man has bee
II drsn;le about three years in our min
wages. ' . : 'o' lninor .
j AsAivED.-Jos. Evans, of the firm
0uu' haynolds & Co., of San Francisc
tho I p Yesterday morning direct fro
reka stopping only two days at E
\ man =, zoe Is about the same looki,
I seem 70 J, zen years ago. Time does y
!" worry him much.
q .. .r A. Bertha. better know
in ~ french n Louey," who was oaved
sinoa e raymond & Ely mine a few IA
are was was yesterday much better. 40
informed by Doctor Lee. ~
,. .ah Salt Lake stage arrived in pioo
p 1sss.srday at s 80 p. m. The STAGE lon :
p"' ats O'Clock this morning.
O. ", sHrpMrsr.-wells, Fargo
s i; ;1Se,gpped yesterday bullion vs,ns,
furn;.Ms prepared to make con,,.o,.
~s' l2tl W. R. WILsoS