Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-08
STATE ITEMS.


Manhattan mine at Austin was $50, 536.
The Austin Rsveills says that the
Secret Society mania is raging violently
in that burg.
The Carson Appeal man is bridging
over the "bloody chasm " by interchang-
ing cordial salutations with Col. Ellis.
The other day. near Eureka, some
prospectors made rich strike, but It was
in rattlesnakes and not in quartz lodges
wherein the said richness consisted.
The Reno Journal says that r. NJ.
Fryer the patentee OF the new process
for reducing ores contomplates erecting
furnaces In or near Reno.
The Elko Independent says: During
the late storm quite q number of sheep,
cattle and horses have been crushed to
death BY the trains.
The Coso Mining News says that Jas.
Wales. q former resident OF Phoebe, 10
now acting as Deputy Sheriff OF Inyo
county. California.
John Sullivan aud James Trevilian
have at last agreed to decide their differ.
ences in the pugilistic ring. the affair to
come of on the 2lst OF March.
The local of the Carson Appeal gets
mad because somebody in that town has
caught an eagle. and is exhibiting the
bird Of freedom :" in cage painted red
and yellow.
d. F. Leete, the President OF tho Ne
vada State A. N. 4 II. Society. wishes
to retire, and states his desire In affect.
ing terms. The Reno Journal and virg.
Chronicle say =" huff him CO."
Louis Grasser one Of the Pioneers OF
Austin died at San Francisco on the LIST
inst. The deceased was most indus
trious and worthy citizen and his death
will be learned with regret by all who
knew him.
The Carson Appeal Of the lst instant
says: A small war was carried on in
house Of silt-frame within our borders on
Saturday night, aud that in the course OF
the unpleasantness one OF the frail sis
tiers had two of her fngers chopped off.
The Eureka Sentinel of the 4th inst.
states that man. whose name we did
learn. had his feet badly frozen a few
nights ago while crossing the mountains
between this town and Pinto. Skillful
treatment was all that prevented the ne
csssity Of amputation.
In the case OF N. Browsky. late Public
Administrator Of Eureka county and
sentenced TO nne and imprisonment for
malfeasance In that office, the Supreme
Court has granted writ Of csrtiorsri.
which will bring the matter before that
court for review.
The Reno Journal of the Sd says:
A lot Of eighteen pounds OF Peavins
ore from the Golden Fleece mins) re-.
Gently submitted to the Fryer process
gave return Of $54 90 per ton jn cold
and silver. This ore although rich and
giving excellent essays. has ALWAYS here.
tofors defeated every effort for its suc.
cassful reduction.
Sam Sing. one Of the head Cinnamon
OF Virginia City, the other day gave big
dinner to his caucasian friends. The
following gentlemen were among the
guests: Hon. @. E. belong. late Minis.
ter to Japan; Col. r. H. Taylor. Major
II. NJ. Dsggett, r. H. Lindsay, r, Y.
LoweFy. J. d. Baldwin, B. F. Lackey.
From the Carson Appeal Of the "a
instant We learn tina. the Board Of Prison
Commissioners met yesterday. Gov.
Bradley was represented by G. E. DeLone,
his attorney. TWAS arranged that the
Board should meet Tomorrow for the
purpose Of then beginning q thorough
investigation Of the case Of Warden
Lyman and critical examination of the
charges preferred by Mr.. Hanford. Gen.
n. N. Clarke will appear for Mr.. Nv.
man.
Speaking Of the unemployed men, tho
Eureka Sentinel Of the 4.h says: Tho
reduction Of the forces in many Of our
principal mines has thrown Urge num.
Der OF men out Of employment and manv
have left for other sections; there A.