Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-29
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


The deadlock in mining circles in San
makes money very easy, and 1t
9 freely offered at nine to ten per cent.
It is said the Bank of Nevada will, on
he 4th OF October next, increase It's
capital from five to ten millions gold.
Hon. G. @. Goodwin, writing editor
Of the Enterprise. has gone to Sacra'
mento to attend the State Far.
A large number OF New Workers are at
Virginia City inspecting the mines on
the Comstock; preparing, no doubt. for
the Fall speculation at the New Iork
Board.
new tin mine is reported as having
been discovered about ninety miles from
Los A ngeles. to the eastward, the ore OF
which Is said to assay about forty, per
cent. metallic tin.
Some Arizona Indians, now on exhibi-
ton in an Eastern city, saw AIMEE. the
Opera Bouffe star, land q smile fitted
occasionally across their stolid faces like
evanishing chipmunk's passage over a
sunburnt prairie"
Hon. Thomas Wren, Republican nom.
inee for Congress. left Eureka on Som
day mornings train for the western part
OF the State. The Sentinel understands
that he intends to make thorough can.
vass OF the State, and will speak at all
the principal precincts, az will also Col
onel Ellis, the Democratic nominee.
The United States Circuit Court al
Carson has denied the application Of
Forbes for an injunction to restrain thu
California and Consolidated Virgins
Mining Companies from paying the onl
lion taX. The case will now. 10 all prop
ability be carried to the United State'
Supreme Court for finale decisions.
The Virginia Chronicle contribute
this item TO the poker records OF Nevada
About halt past three O'Clock on Monda
night Mr.. Eldrdge invited a number 9
, friends to slip down stairs and begull
the time with q game OF draw pokel
While these exercises were going on,
willy thief climbed into the window an
q stole all the clothes OF Mr.. E. . bed.
The San Diego Union thinks that th
Texas Pacific Company will run its roa
straight across this country close alou
q the 32d parallel, thus achieving the yer
shortest line possible between the Altar
b ito and Pacific oceans-a strictly ind'
10 pendent, competing transcontnent
road, With this programme the con
pany will present its claim for the a
g: sistenoe of the Government With an
A N ost certain prospect OF success; the Of
= iect,ons heretofore urged by the Cen'r
u Pacific monopoly, that the Texas Pac't
at line would run parallel with the Southei
ID Pacific 100 miles from Yuma throul
San Gorgonio. being entirely wips
away.
a The mines OF Rauris, in Upper Austri
ns are entirely within the glacial regio
80 and most of the shafts open in etern
n ice, clear rs crystal; the miners hut u
surrounded with ice. On what is know
az Gold Mountain, one of the shai
IT. was sunk 100 feet through pure glaci
Ar Toe. A gold mine in the deep valley
ca the Alps, near Saltzberg is the highest
y. Europe being worked. There are +
'e' tunnels near this mine, entirely Al
rounded with glacier ice. 1t Is stated
one authority that there is local.
ma deep within one Of the iron mines
oil. Dannemara, already noted, where
- u.ll Of ica ia 20 wards deeD
The following is list Of names CT
, tanned in venire for trial Jurors for
~ October term of the U. s. District Cou
w. Simon Osg. J. @. Currie, d. NJ. Geig
A' Milton Mygatt. John Gillig, G. F Fo
Storey county; P. D. Wright, ".
BRYAN, c. +. Blackner, j. II. jag
10 Parker Barnes, Geo. p. Randall, Ly
led county; A. j. Hatch, A. A, LoDRley,
Il. Manning, G. A. Gibson. T. N. Gar
Nelson Hammond, Washoe comfy; N
he vel Parker, N. D. Chamberlin. LIE
an. Boron, b. f. Foster, d. I. DUNN
aud W. H, Minor. Ormsby cour
These will each and ell report for d
on Monday, October 2. at the Coz
room, Carson.
Not only among the foothills, all
the eastern slope of the Black Hills,
ave even as far east as the Smoky Hills
ora Solomon Fork. are gravel deposits.
some places thirty feet in thiokn
often cemented by lime into bard
oo' elomerate, and osppine the high hill
Is Jurassic sandstone and red beds.
deoom position OF this conRlomerate
in places yielded the gold which it
300 tanned, and which has been washed
occasional heavy rains down the
pulches in the sandstone OF the red D.
III. The secondary deposits afford the
crsvioe gold yet found in the Hills.