Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-11

sections, and new T. sources, or ext o.
sions Of ore bodies. are constantly being
opened out. The Belchtr Is good for
her present dividends for many months
TO come. according to prtsent appear
ance. and With coed prospect Tor ~
creased dividends in the future
Joseph Hitchings.i tho msa WHO 30 nys-
teriously disarpear,d from 'b- Hsy
Ranch. in Pine valley. has 10; yet been
heard from. Some fifteen or twenty To-
diaps are out searching for him. but up
to yesterday morning no trace OF him
bad been discovered. At the time OF his
disappsarance be was laboring under an
attack OF mania pota and it is feared that
he fell into Pine Greek and wasdrowned.
George II. Mayo. young man work
ing in the Rock Island mine at Gold
Hill, was caved on and instantly killed
while engaged in removing some old tim
bers at the 540-foot level. 1t was some
hours before the body could be recovered,
as II was necessary to put in new TIM
bers in order to reach the spot where 1t
lay.
The Methodist Sunday School n!Reno
passed the following resolution: " Re-
solved, That we heartily endorse any
and every effort calculated TO advance
the Sunday School interests, and we
| look upon a Convention OF Sunday
School workers as one Of the best means
| 10 promote its interests. Tho Conven-
ton will doubtless be the frst week in
May.
The completion of the wagon road
from Columbus 10 the Mound House
now seems INSURED. Sixty men COM
menced work on il near Dayton. Super.
intendent J. ]. Holmes says that the
merchants of Columbus and Belleville
have promised in case the road is built
that all OF their freight shall BIO shipped
to the Mound House, and also that they
will assist in building the road on the
other end In sixty days the teams
freightiug from Wadsworth will be here,
and two lines OF stages will be running
to the Mound House. The railroad
freight business now averages over $10,.
600 per month.
1.-THE Eureka Sentinel OF the 9Th says
We are informed that the Supreme Cour
OF Chinatown has rendered decision il
the case OF the recent shooting affail
among the Celesiials. The decree is Il
the effect that the company, to which
the heather, who was shot by All Lung
belong, is TO receive $3.50. Alb Lung
company is to be reimbursed for his los
in the sum OF $500. and All Nook. who
Is undr indictment for the murder OF AL
Lung, is TO go free. So the whole Of
fair is very happily settled, unles
Judge Cole, upon his return, shoul,
refuse to concur in the decision of hi
brother judges, in which case Mr.. Mool
will probably have to stand his tria
"all the same Mclean man.
We take the following Humboldt
county items from the Silver State of th
4th inst: 90. w. Meacham informe,
US that three car loads OF refined sulphu
per week is now being shipped to Sal
J Francisco from the McWorthy sulphu
, mine, and a party Of San Franciscan
are now looking ut the Inferno mine
with view Of commencing operation
on them at an early day. s.. "
Hilyer informs us that the Jersey iurnac
10 doing splendidly and turning out j
large quantities bullion which assays o
an average $500 per ton in silver. i.
: H. II. MoColley OF Quin River inform
us that grass IL very scarce in that se,