Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-30

CotS uve-eDOOtet, ukeu = PhSt nou -
cureIy packed in cotton. In small
quantity OF chloride Of lime kept In .
corner Of Jacks cell as disipfeetsnf. .
dozen cartridges were found. The pis-
tois wsrs new. and were put In perfect
order In few minutes.
On the 24.h. the young empioye Of
the G. p. Company. who. it il alleged.
decamped from winnemucca With Com
pany funds. Q short time since. passed
through Elko on his way back from
Omaha.
The June settlements Of counties with
the State are all made. With the excep-
ton OF Lincoln and Churchill. There 10
about one hundred thousand dollars 10
coin in the Treasury-enough to meet
all current liabilities until the Fall set
Element in December next. Everything
in good shape. We should say.
The Carson vslley News says: The
Morrisites. another o6shot OF Mormon
ism. held q meeting in the Cours-Houss
Last Sunday afternoon. A very small
gathering OF brothers and sisters OF that
TX. With . smart sprinkling Of outside
hsrbarimns who were ATTRACTED BY the
promised divulgment Of the seat Of the
Kingdom Of God on earth, were on hand
to hear Brother Roberts.
The current market rate for lead In
New York 10 6H cents per pound equal
to $3.50 per ton. In tho early days Of
smelling In Eureka lead was worth less
than 500 per ton in New York. The
ing in this district, and especially should
it enable our furoacemen to pay more
liberal prices for custom ores.
The people Of winnemucca are being
plagued with burglars, the Register Of
the 9th says: On Saturday night last
some Of the hsrd.up fraternity made q
torsy on the residence OF George Berch
while the family were at the tbeater,
The rascals succeeded in obtaining loi
Of jewelry and q small sum OF money
The house was completely rsnsacked
and everything turned topsy-turvy.
The connection between the G. and @
shaft and the bonauza mines (Californis
and Consolidated Vireinis) was made
There was no little rejoicing among th,
! work men when the two drifts met ant
the great work WAS completed. Thu
is another outlet formed from the 1900
, foot level OF the bonanza Mines
I grand highway it might be called. Tb
q work has been pushed most vigorously
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: west from the G. and O. shaft.
4 The Carson river is raging. This wee
). Peter vansickle had thirty or forty acre
Of grain under water, and Boyd. mil
or two east Of Genoa. bad about Hft
10 acres covered by the food. Vansickl
d ssys the old Parks ranch is nearly OF
;, OF sight, aud all the farms along Il
river are more or less troubled by Il
70 extraordinary rise. We learn that Chri
d Rabe and A. Dangberg will also be lsr(
II sufferers. The cause Of the inundatio
!, Is the breaking Of the river banks ne'
;. Fred. Banning's.
An Indian mile west OF Palisad
u took hold Of the bell rope, which dangl,
70 from the roof Of the hind Car, and swul
:. of the platform olinging to the rope u
~ y. iii bis feet touched tho ground and th,
~ letting go. A the train was running
- least twenty miles an hour. he turned
serirs Of somersaults that would be cree
~ table to circus man, and had h,s sca
~ cut open and bis arm broken before
~ ceased tumblinR, Passengers who d
'o' the exploit, wondered that he escsp
being killed.
roe The Austin Reveille says: The bar,
To. fields in the surrounding valleys are al
OF to be looking very promising and th'
me ia Q fair prospect that the ranch-rs '
a. harvest within q couple Of thousa
mo tons OF enough barley TO supply
ar home consumption. The farmers
this section cell their barley to
Austin merchants In the Fall and bu!
uis back at profit ito the m-rchant) 10
I'll. Spring. We have even known OF On
= where farmers have sold their entire cl
on Of potatoes in the Fall, aud during
IL Winter and Spring purchased potat
SOM in town for their household use.
Nevada farmer 10 curious institut
all round.
to At Virginia City . Chinaman
Salt shot In Chinatown and so serior
&C. wounded that there is no chance for
ira recovery. All Bong 10 the name Of
lens wounded man, and he was shot b
countryman and q cousin named
Wau. II is said by the celestisls
~ witnessed the affair that the two cou
, !. were out in the street skylarking
;" that Alb Wan presently became al
10 10 and made some UNPLEASANT r-ma
when Alb Bong retorted by calling
"a son Of . BIB" Alb Wan insta
sely drew his revolver and fred three q
nax, at All Bong. two Of which took ID
ali. the men being but short dist'
W. apart. Seeing his man fall, All
!. took to his heels. but Billy Simp
special officer for Chinatown, happt
AIRY to be 10 thu neighborbood and soon
J the the f-eing Celestial in sight. He OH
him to near the @. aud G. shaft, v
hs overhaultd and captured him.
Richard E. Harris. young gentle
who roomed At Mr.. Kinsman's lode
'aces house at the time Of the hre. says
Virginia Enterprise Of the 25,h. los.
trict in COIN, It consisted OF Ave TWEEN
are the balance being silver ,rade.dol
The building had scarcely burned d
n to ne'ote no 1sssn ssalcn Ior nus
o,ls- sshs. ha snccs. dad n rahinc mn
twenties and three de.doilars. ]
was Of the opinion that the rest Of bis n
e;oh, was stol.n by some boys. who. De-
49, the efforts of the police to keep
back, swar,ned over thu ruins in q
zone, OF treasure trove. He saw ono
rteeu snatch . piece Of coin out Of the
-. ashes and then dart OF at The top o.
~ speed Mr. Harris. while hunting
his money. found cold watch be