Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-19
NEVADA NEWS.

NEVADA NEWS.
The amount received for gaming
license 10 Storey county during the
quarter just ended was $9,776.
The Chinese OF Gold Hill want
school established for their benefit. Bet
ter give them free transportation to their
beloved Flowery land.
Fourteen tons OF ore taken from the
De Frees mine, Tuscarora District, pro-
duced 1900 ounces Of bullion worth SO
per ounce
Some of the "boys" who left Virginia
few week since for the Black Hills have
been heard from. and they are ready to
come homo. They have seen all of the
Black Hills that they care to see.
Gen. Tom Williams was in Carson on
the 18th. The Tribune calls him
standing candidate for U. S. Senator.
The Tribune Is probably right, as the
would-be Senator never seems to make
much progress.
From private note received from
Lewis District we learn that the mill is
turning out bullion at lively rate. The
mine is looking first.rate with plenty Of
good ore in sight. The owners are highly
elated over their prospects.
The Con. Virginia Company have COM
pleted the delivery OF the last purchase
made by the Carson mint. amounting to
a half million. Negotiations are going
on for the purchase OF million more
all to be coined at the Carson Mint.
The man David Best, who is said to
be implicated in the killing of Sloan at
Empire City. is still at large. and it is
rumored that he is determined not to be
taken alive. There is no doubt but that
he is secreted by friends, and that his
capture is rather a doubtful occurrence.
OF late. says the Virginia Enter
prise, We have heard but little about
the Chinese war in this town. The bel
ligerent factious are probably no better
friends than they were while in open
warfare, but they now seem to have a
wholesome dread OF the interference Of
the whites.
The Carson Appeal Of the 18th says
Mr.. Mighels, editor of the Appeal. started
for Washington, d. O.. last evening. II
is probable he will not return to Carson
until after the holding Of the Nationa
Republican Convention. which will occur
at Cincinnati on the 18th of June, W,
believe.
Frank Stewart, contrary to his owl
expectations and expressed wish, i
slowly recovering from his serious i'll
ness. He is now able to sit up in bed
take his regular bash and argue all hi
visitors out of countenanc6, time ant
tune. We have arrived at the conclus
ion that Frank will never die; !. g., lik
any other human, but no will, between
this aud the next Centennial year, dr.
up and be blown away to float in the al
forever.
The Enterprise says that Dennis Newt
! and Lieutenant Miles Finlan, of th
Emmett Guard, have chosen six me
each and made a shooting match fc
! 5000 side, which will come off at Ca
son on the 9th of May at the excursio
to be given by the Sisters OF Chart!
0 Nevin's men are all to be chosen froI
the Irish-American band, the member
Of which belong to the Emmett Guar
> while Finlan selects from the entir
/. company.
The Virginia Enterprise of the lit
says: At the trial Of All Sin. which v,
! commenced yesterday in the Distri
Court, the first twelve men who'
names were called were accepted {
Jurors aud sworn to try the case. Sins
J ularly enough, not one Of them entel
I tanned any conscientious scruples as
j. the death penalty. and more angular still
q not one Of them was prejudiced again
the Chinese.
. The Carson Tribune Of the 18th say
B. Pendola, formerly resident Of tn
town. has sold the Fon.ana mine. PHI
o Grove. to San Francisco capitalists for
% good round sum, and has big offer f
another mining claim in the same loca
n ity. Albert Mack has disposed OF Il
. Comanchs mine. situated at Bellvill
Mono county. CAL, for $3.50. 900 cas-
i The capitalists OF the Eastern States al
California are looking up the mimi
y claims in Southern Nevada.
b There 10 in this town. says the Carst
8 Tribune. another of those poor, miserabl
y must.be-hung, low lived, contemptit
ours in human form who has commenc
the practice OF following up little girls
their way from school. He is describ
l. as having "wry mouth" Now il 4
,t aforesaid two legged dog does not q
il his actions, he will find his mou
n Strengthened and his nose 80 badly {
10 up that he won't know himself in glai
n He is known and will have strict wat
kept ON his movements, and II caught
his tricks will leave town at the end o.
. rope or on rail.
: Charles Stanton, of Washoe, msntio
big blast which was let OF in the ca
yon. . quarter of mile below Wash,