Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-30
NEVADA NEWS.


Fifty-two Chinawomen are blessing
Eureka with their celestial presence.
The Carson Tribune mourns because
Reno has gobbled the Methodist Semin-
airy.
Decoration Day will be observed with
much ceremony in Virginia City and
also Eureka.
The Austin Reveille OF the Goth says
that Conkling's condition has improved
and be may yet recover.
The White Pine News says General
Rosecrans feels very much depressed
over the news of the death of his son in
New York.
At Lamoille Valley on the 21st j. j.
Billings was severely stabbed by William
McCombs. It is not thought that Bill.
lings is fatally injured.
Albert Miller, q young man aged
twenty years, died in the Humboldt
County Jail from the effects Of gather
ing in his head.
Hank Monk, OF Horace Greeley noto-
riety. has retired temporarily from STAGE
driving and is at present in the employ
of Wells. Fargo & Co., Carson.
Rev. s. P. Kelly. Superintendent Of
Public Instructions, proposes calling O
State Teachers Convention sometime
during the month Of September next.
Suit was commenced in the District
Court in Virginia City for City feet oil
the immensely valuable ground Of the
, California Mining Company. John
Bishop is the claimant.
The warfare between the Woodvillt
, and Rough and Ready mines is still pro
, crossing. Both parties might as vel
recollect that they ultimately will have
to settle their disputes in the courts and
do so at once.
On the Oath inst, at Austin Elijah
Cooking was accidsntly shot by pistol
in the hands of John Rich, who was
examining the weapon. Cooking is no,
:. expected to recover.
The grain crop throughout Humboldt
county looks very fine in deed, and il n,
y mishap befalls it, there will be o large
. amount OF wheat raised than any previ
n Gus year in the history of Humboldt
. county.
il Jack Gilmer arrived in Eureka on tn
. 25th from Phoebe. He says that OF
: Wednesdan night he camped on cak
. Of ice on Pinto summit. and came nea
y being drowned out by cloud burst i
D. Water canyon.
: The Eureka Sentinel says T. Il. Blu
Ter. OF Phoebe, presented US with som
- pieces OF silver from the Carson an
7, San Francisco mints which will ASA
d 1000 fine, being chemically pure and G
a q quality used only in laboratories an
for special purposes in minis.
n A. F. Zamlocb, the Snowman, hs
II commenced suit for libel against D. I
II Mccarthy Of the Virginia Chronicle
i, Twenty thousand dollars Is the amour
!, that Zamloch thinks will assuage tn
d pain OF his wounded feelings and injur
T. OF us reputation.
le The Reno Journal states that the dan
age to the fruit by the late frosts al
much greater than at first SUI
st posed. Nearly everything in the way
A. tender shoots, leaves and blossoms a,
!. blasted. But very small crop may
expected this year.
;. Hon. T. H. Caswell, SD active men
!, Der of Suprsme Council of 32d degre
;. Masons and Sovereign Grand Inspectt
;, General OF the State of California, passe
= through Reno and bound for Washing
y ton to attend the Supreme Council NEE
ar ing at that city, which convenes wee
/. after next.
10 Carson Tribune monarchs pay 1
ID taxes; neither do the Bonanza King
II They declare that they will elect Legi
a lature this fall that will repeal the la
re- taxing the net products Of our mine
Nor this alone. They threaten to Gle
u the next Supreme Judge. Their col
didate is, therefore. Rising man.
,e The Eureka Sentinel complains that
N number of persons are at present makir
i. themselves very industrious in jumpir
er vacant lots; even the public thorougl
l. fares are not safe as portion of Ma
i, street, at the junction OF Bullion stree
;. has been fenced in. So great has Il
nt evil become that the bona fds proper
to holders are considering the question
"a having the District Judge apply for
United States patent. and when receive
u have him deed to those who prove tit
OF to the ground occupied aud claimed
+. them.
ir O'Donovan Rosa has been heard.
ns lectured last night at National Qua
is Hall, and full epitome Of his adore
IL appears in the Virginia Chronicle. The
was nothing in his utterance which
patriot and gentleman should not ha
u said-nothing to justify the sava
in abuse to which he been subjected by 4
~ press of this coast, especially by sor
= newspapers of this county. It W
W noticeable that at the lecture last mig
er were number OF citizens of Americ
d. birth who were as hearty in their a
IN plause as any Of RoSsa's fellow countr
men.
d. At Steamboat Springs the prospecte
40 at the Dean and Wheeler sulphur mine
Is. in digging a trench for water stru
70 ledge groupings five times. The sulph
an seems to occur in the purest form, Al
largest quantities near the surface. Az,
aging 80 per cent. As the depth Is
~ creased the quicksilver increases, a
W will now 90 from Z to 10 per cent. T
4. bottom fell out Of shaft the other ds
ly and 2 rumoling was heard like the rus
~ ing Of steam confined to an irregul
passage. The prospectors have met wi
this before, and now look upon the
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