Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-07
NEVADA NEWS,
Governor Bradley was at Eko on the
ID inst. His health is very good.

uoVernor Bradley was ut Elko on the
81 inst. His health is very good.
The Humboldt is slowly decreasing in
volume at Elko, but at Palisade and
other places it holds its own.
Senator Christiancy does not find his
young tid-bit wife all she paints herself
She has a temper, and is fond of the
society OF Young naval officers
The canal now being cut to connect
Oakland with the San Leandro bay will
be four hundred feet in width, and will
AUNT OF the passage of large grain
SHIPS. The canals length will be about
eight miles.
Last week a large body of water was
struck in the south drift on the 5OO-foot
level of the Kossuth mine. About fifty
miners inches suddenly began to pour
from break in the east clay wall The
mine, by Saturday morning, was filed to
the 360-foot level.
The Manhattan S. NJ. Co., of Austin,
shipped for the month ending April 80,
1876, SO bars OF bullion, weighing 1921
lbs and valued at $79,244 Sc. This is
under the average monthly shipment,
and Is attributable to the fact that the
regular monthly cleanup is not included
in it.
On the 2Sth ult., Mr.. Blewett, one Of
the foreman of the Sutro tnnnel, was
very agreeable surprised by delegation
OF his fellow workmen, who presented
MIN with an elegant gold watch and
chain worth 1915. The presentation
took place at Sutro. He testified his
gratitude by returning his men speech
OF thanks. and presented the BOYS with
nifty gallons Of lager beer.
From Mr.. Stadtmuller, of Empire CITY,
says the Carson Tribute of the LIST. we
learn that bad accident occurred on
Sunday evening at the Morgan mill.
stopping the work entirely and 80 ipiur-
ing the machinery that it may take a
month or more to put the old Yellow
Jacket in running order again. No one
was hurt in the break down, the full par.
tlculars OF which we shall probably get
tomorrow.
The Gold Hill News remarks: If.
Thompson, the wel-known Comstock
mining engineer, who has just returned
from visit TO England says that the
Britishers have read and heard 40 much
about Boss Tweed, Beecher Belknap,
Babcock, and extensive wickedness and
stealing in the administration of our gov.
ernmental affairs, as we'll as among the
people generally, that they look upon
all Americans with suspicion. In fact,
they seem to regard a Yankee as a SORT
OF improvement upon London pick.
pocket 1t is to be hoped, however, that
Johnny Bull did not judge of Thompson
by has looks as specimen Of americans
generally.
From the Arizona Miner of the oath
ultimo We learn that an alteration took
place between Albert Wienieaski, a mu.
stefan in the U. s. Army, and two sol.
diers, which through the interference of
other parties was for the time queled,
though 1t seems that one of the soldiers
threatened to waylay Wienieashi on his
way home; and, accordingly, on his re.
turn, accompanied by Carl Michel (also
musician to his quarters, said soldier
met him and offered to fight, at the same
Time taking his coat off, upon which
Wienieaski drew his revolver. when Carl !
Michel stepped in between them lust in
line to receive the shot, which pene- |
rated his right side, causing death in
Ibout half an hour.
The manner in which the election law
observed in Virginia City, is thus des.
ribbed by the Chronicle: The law re-
luring all saloons to be closed upon
lection days works we'll The bars are
raped in white cloth. The whisky
'ottles are decorously covered with
owels and, when thirsty party of poll
lcians enters, the barkeeper shakes his
lead and walks 9ravely away. The
hlrsty politicians then take a mean adj
antage OF his temporary absence, slip
ehind the bar lift up towel or two.
elp themselves to water, etc, and sin
ut. When the barkeeper returns he is
to find some silver coin living
n the counter, which was hot there
'hen he went away. The law works
cry we'll.
Dom Pedro has sighted the Bonabza
olks, who turn up their noses and COM
ort themselves by saying that, after all,
g was no great shakes OF an Emperor.
he Gold Hill News says: Dom Pedro
be great Brazilian, has come and gone
nd yet has not seen the Comstock. The
vel streets of Gold Hill, and the well.
aved walks of Virginia City have not
|addened his eyes. He did not give the
sople of Nevada chance to make fools
themselves on his account, and for
lis they should be duly thankful
trange to say, the usual business and
continues to be apparent
i'd the folks eat and sleep Just the
me as if the Emperor had not over
oked us. From Mr.. George Warren
learn that the distinguished guest of
,r country passed Reno going East yes
rday morning. While the east-bound
ain lay at Reno, he walked up and
'wn the platform, leaning on the arm