Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-05

he escaped uniDjured. Lynch is o
stranger. but recently employed in the /
mine. This was his first "chute," and
he 10 now OF the opinion that the miner |
really deserves his "a per day.
Ten cars containing three hundred and |
fifty emigrants passed Winnenucca on |
the 9th OF April. Nearly all the North |
crowd. and some of the pilgrims were
direct from European countries
John Jurgens. of Battle Mountain. is
now engaged in building a boat Of sew
eral tons turthen with which he intends
to navigate the Humboldt from Battle
Mountain TO the Oneida mill. at the
mouth Of the lake. The quality OF the
beer made at this brewery is unexcelled.
and to supply his numerous customers
along the Humboldt he proposes to run
craft Of his own to every station.
A. W. Abbott was instantly killed in
an ARRAY between Robert Comon and E.
P. Robinson in Dan Ashly's saloon at
Benton, Esmeralda county, on the night
of the 10Th of April. Abbott was en-
deavoring to prevent bloodshed, but was
shot through the heart for his good in
tentiops.
Mr.. L. NJ. Russell showed the Silver
City Reporter $50, whichhe said were fees
returned by lawyer who considered he
had been overpaid for his services.
Don't all make break to employ him,
as he does not live in this State. He is
the district attorney Of Amador county,
California, and his name is j. T. Phelps.
He was well at last accounts.
The Reno Journal of the 9th ultimo
says: We hear of much counterfeit coin
being in circulation. The frauds arc of
different denominations, from s. piece
down to ten cent piece. Some Of the
counterfeits are very poor limitations in
deed, SO much so in fact that q corn-fed
Hoosier would have no trouble to detect
them from the genuine.
Among the emigrants, the Reno Jour.
nal says, were two men from the Black
Hills. We mildly asked them what the
prospects were. when we thought that
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and left-handed scripture. Az the train
, went around the bend we heard one Of
, them watt thunderbolt back at us for
such question. They said they would
rather go to Carson and die of stagna-
ton.
The Carson Tribune of the 28th says
! No need for squirmipg, cursing nor pray
: ing for the Mint appropriation. It is by
no means lost and in fact not in anywise
changed. Under the new arrangement
$84, 900 is appropriated for the expenses
, as against 5000, 900 last year. but the
| earnings Of the Mint during the present
year being placed under the control Of
the Superintendent, to be by him used
D in payment of the current expenses Of
: the fiscal year, really increases instead Of
diminishing the real amount appropri
ated. And so, ye Mint Drops" dom
worry any more, for your bread will be
. given you and water is plenty.
During the cattle shipping season end
. ing last March there were shipped from
Winnemucca station 665 cars OF cattle
y which at an average Of 10 head to tn,
: car, makes in round numbers IL, 900 heat
OF beef cattle. Besides this there were
number of car loads shipped from Iror
Il Point. Mill City. and Humboldt Hous
a which would probably swell the who'll
number shipped last winter from thi
county to San Francisco to $4,000 head
y At $25 per head, which is under rathe
n than over the average price of sue
cattle. the business amounts to nearl
- 100000.
The Silver State remarks: The Pru!
- sian Government has appointed corp
a Of mining officials to visit the Centennil
and examine the principal mining State
and Territories in the United States
t. The corps will divide into two parties
one OF which will come west of the Rock
Mountains. The report of this scientifi
- corps on the mineral resources of til
-, Pacific States will be looked forward I
!. with considerable anxiety. If favorabl,
i; IN and it cannot be otherwise, it will hay
u a tendency to attract the attention {
n European capitalists, particularly thos
,e Of Germany, to our mines.
Is J. F. b. McCleery. the champion bi
HARDEST, so well known in Nevada, a
t. rived on the Goth ult. direct from Fl
by gland. He made the tour OF Euroy
ar and brings back to the Comstock sac
:. well filled with ducats, having bet on Il
~ red" at Monaco when it won. I
* gathered in at one sitting 1900 Napo
IN cons which in our morney is equal ,
in $40 200. Sooner or later all who he,
ever lived on the Comstock come bat
70 again, "just to see how the old camp
getting along"
"a On the Goth ult, Louis Johnson, er
II gineer at the Utah mine, and reside
or Of American Flat. Storey county, in a
or tempting to jump on train at Go
va Hill, fell under the wheels and had bo
!. legs severed from his body. There
Nv hardly possibility that he can recove
The wheels cut both legs just below Il
knee. crushing the bones to fragmeu
81 and horribly mapgling the flesh. IT
O. unfortunate man, it appears, attempt,
a TO climb up on one Of the iron-cars, an
!. fell to the track. He has wife al
ue several children residing in San Fra
Ill cisco.
II you want any tin ware, sheet II,
% aud copper ware manufactured or reps
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