Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-22

facts are as We hesr them the STAR IS
simply disgracefal. No young lady or
young man. with proper regard for
themselves. will ever disturb public
school or disobey its teacher. We have
about come TO the conclusion that tia;
school room needs Q nev head.
Tie Reno Library has been fitted up
very nicely. The rooms have been
painted, tie classroom 61ed up COM
fortably, and everything that eocid add
TO the attractions and utility OF the place
can be found here. II is popular and
betting place Of resort.
Mr. Eekfeld., an agent Of the Treasury
Department. is in Carson making an e1-
animation o. the affairs Of the Mint. A
shipment was made by the Treasurer Of
the Mint Of $780, in dimes to New
Orleans-the same being the first ins-
taliment OF an order for SlOO,OOO IN
dimes and 500, 900 in quarter dollar
for the Sub Treasury in that city.
The Virginia Enterprise Of tie 18th
says: Yesterday one of the cages OF the
Silver Hill mine was run into the
sheaves and torn to pieces. A car that
was on the cage fell to the bottom OF the
shaft and was also smashed to atoms.
Luckily no one was hurt. A miner was
about to step into the car FOX the pur-
pose Of ascending the shat. when the
accident occurred.
Night before last, says the Virginia
Enterprise Of the 18th, while officers Nc
Carthy and Kiley were arresting two
men, Thomas Pentecost and Richard
| Andrews, one or both OF the men drew
| miners candlesticks and attacked the
officers. Officer Mccarthy was stabbed
in the body and SO severely injured that
he was not able to leave his bed yester-
day.
The Reno Journal Of the 18th instant
says telegram informs them that the
Republican State Central Committee
which met in Virginia City yesterday
selected the following gentlemen to rep
resent Nevada at the National Conven-
ton to be held in Cincinnati on June
| 18th: Senators Jones and Sharon, X. s.
| Clapp. Frank Bell, Thos. Wren and G.
n. Harris.
| We understand, says the Eureka Sen
tinel of the 18th inst, that Mr. Salisbury
has telegraphed to Jack Gilmer, his
partner here. 10 gather up all the spare
coaches and horses OF the firm and ship
them to the Black Hills. Doubtless
there will DO some paying stage lines in
that section for the Summer, whether or
not there are good mines in the country.
As matter of fact, the news from relia-
BILE parties in the mines is not at all en-
couraging.
The Eureka Sentinel OF the 18th says:
The Celestial element is decidedly out oil
luck. We had yesterday chronicled the
death OF one Chnaman, the fatal shoot
ing Of another, and the serious wound
ing OF two more, when about ten O'Clock
last night we were informed OF the shoot
ing OF All Foo by one OF his countrymen
named All Fon, at Chinese coal camp
somewhere in the diamond range o
mountains, about twenty-five miles from
here. He was shot in the abdomen, and
after suffering intense agony, died las
night.
From the Virginia Enterprise OF thu
10Th. we learn that the new incline ma
chinery of the Ophir was rolled over
for the first time day before yesterday
All worked to q charm. The engine
are of $50 horsepower each, and boil
worked as we'll and smoothly as though
they had been running for weeks. Th
huge spiral reel is in perfect order an
: ready for the cable. On the occcasio
of starting up the machinery day befor
, Yesterday, the boys" concerned had
few bottles of wine and suitable cert
monies. All the other machinery in an
about the mine is working to perfection
Last evening", says the Eureka Sen
tinel of the 18th, shot was fred and
Chinaman was seen streaking it like th
wind up the street in the direction {
the Hoosac furnace, followed by crow
of his moon eyed brethren, shouting an
yelping like thousand coyotes. She
if Gilmore Joined in the pursuit. II
3 overlook the fugitive and found that b
q had shot Chinaman named All Wah,
was then supposed. fatally. He too
the shooter into custody and was brinl
ing him down to the Jail, when "Chin
! Charley" rushed up to the prisoner an
attempted to strike him. Sheriff Gil
more let SO of the prisoner, whose nam
: is All Long. to catch hold of Charley.
: when All Nook, the brother Of All Wal
rushed up with six-shooter and fred
: shot at All Long, the ball passing inl
: the left side, ipflicting wound which IL
q physicians think cannot but terminal
: fatally. All Nook attempted to fire
= second shot when be was seized by IL
Sheriff, who took his pistol away an
q beat him with it quite severely over Il
q head before he would relinguish his e
;, forts to take summary vengeance upo
the supposed slayer of his brother. Bo,
}. of the Chinaman were taken into Il
: Jail.
i The new hospital, known as the S
q Mary Louise Hospital, situated in Il
i eastern suburbs Of Virginia City, is no
o open for the reception of patients. tt
building is OF brick and is four stories
;. hight. 1t stands on e plat of groui
- formerly known rs "Van Bokkelen
. Gardens" This piece Of ground co
n tains six acres. and will eventually
Is handsomely laid out, planted and il
r. proved. For some time past Faith
, Manogue and the Sisters of Charity ha
u contemplated the building and openi
10 of a proper hospital, but were unable
procure suitable site. Last Summt
however. Mrs. John W. Mackey pr
(, chase and presented to them the groul
ia on which the present building stand
Through the exertions Of Father NJ
- nogue and the Sisters of Charity, a,
In the liberal contributions Of many cha