Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-08
NEVADA NEWS.

The Lyon County Times is soon to be
issued daily.
The rebuilding Of the Virginia Court
house will be commenced about the 9Th
Of April. The dimensions of the new
building will be 80 feet frontage by 40
feet in depth.
The Eureka and Palisade Company
has ordered new locomotive from the
East. which is expected to arrive in o
few days, when the company's band OF
iron horses will number Ave.
Twenty tons of bullion from the Tybo
Consolidated Mining Company's fur
mace were shipped on the Sd inst. on the
Eureka and Palisade railroads, aud up.
wards or 10 tons on Thursday,
Up to February 30. the shipments for
February of Con. Virginia bullion
amount to $2,292, 637 80, while in the
Office remains bullion to the amount OF
800, 900, making total for the month to
date Of 81, 1872, G37 SO. This is an excess
Of 81. 115, 008 over January's production
during the Same period.
Concerning the White Pine Tunnel the
News Of the 4th says: II is now currently
reported that Major Henry will return
from the East in few days, and the tun-
mel through Treasure Hill will at once be
commenced. The most substantial part
Of the rumor is that the company have
on deposit in the White Pine County
Bank sufficient amount of funds to
carry the work to completion.
The Carson Tribune OF the LIST says /:
In the case appealed from the District
Court of Elko county to the Supreme
Court Of the State. touching the Jury law
passed at the last session OF the legisla-
ture, the Court rendered an opinion to-
day pronouncing the law unconstitu-
tional.
During the month OF February the
Eureka and Palisade Railroad Company
received OF their Eureka depot $780,, 1898
pounds OF freight. OF this 289. 1870
pounds were charcoal, 225, gas pounds OF
coke, and the balance.general merohan-
disc. They shipped from here during
the month 846, 1893 pounds of which 74O,-
800 pounds were bullion.
There are at the Eureka and Palisade
freight depot awaiting shipment. besides
o largo amount of general merchandise,
two coils OF wire-rope, one for the Ray
mond & Ely and the other for the
Meadow Valley, OF Phoebe, each weigh
ing 1000 pounds. There are also lot OF
truck wheels for the Meadow Vale rail-
road.
The W. P. News speaks thus encour-
agingly Of old Pogonip; Forty miners
working in the Ebsrhardt 4 Aurora Com
pany's mines. on Treasure Hill. were dis
charged ON the first instant. We imagine
that these discharges will only be tenn.
porary. All the dumps at the mine are
full and will hold no more ore. Only
those employed in taking out ore were
discharged; those engaged in prospect
ing and doing dead work were retained.
We understand that it is the intention of
the company to do large amount of
prospecting In their different mines dur.
ing the next few months. They now
have large body of ore stripped, which
can be taken out much faster than their
present milling capacity can work II, and
have months run now on the dump at
the mill. which is valued ut $1,000
It is estimated that the ore now stripped
and in sight is worth $500. 900.
A PREAoHHRs TAsrE.-One OF Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s messengers tells the fol-
lowing to the reporter Of the Silver State
In the sanity city Of Ogden, in Brig
hams domain. lives a minister Of the
orthodox church. The man has q wife
and three children dependent upon him
for support, and, % il usual with Gen.
tile preachers in Mormondom, he 10 ex-
tremely poor. Last week some Of the
Gentilss who sympathized with his
family. concluded to start subscription
for him, and succeeded in raising $22 for
his relief. which amount was handed
him. He accepted The money, thanking