Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11
NEVADA STATE ITEMS.


VIRGINIA. =
We have both the Enterprise and the S
Chronicle. of Tuesday last. From the
former We optain these items
few DAYS since the daughter oil
xell.to-do ranehman, residing on the
Lesdvaters of Walker river, handsome
and We'll educated young lady about SIX,
,aeu or seventeen years OF age, elopeu
with Young man OF the Piute persua- 6
s;on who had bsen working about hef
fathers place. The girl and her dushy
lover got considerably the start oil .he Il
father, and it would seem did some tan -
travelling toward the wilderness and the
warriors castle Of sagebrush on the Lake
Of Walker, but the father did not let the
grass grow under his feet or his horse
boofs. He procured the best horse IN
the settlement and rode distance OF loo
miles in IS hours. He caught his run
away daughter somewhere between Walk
or Lake and the sink of the Carson, and
snatcbcd her home bald headed. What
became of the gallant ''lovyer we have not
learned. The chances are that the lrate
narent made it so warm for him that he
will not hereafter banker after q white
father-in-law.
George l. Lammon, who last Sunday
morning returned from IA trip to the
East says he met with Chris: BLAIR our
his absence. Chris, it will be reeoi,
lected, was one of those who escaped
from the Nevada State Prison, on the |
occasion of the grand emeute. lie Is
keeping grocery and provision store AZ
point between Elko and Omaha, ana Is
doing q flourishing business. Besides
his business in his store he is also dong
: large commissission business. lie Is,
-, of course, operating under an assumed
, name. He says he is reformed indl-
, vidual
The Chronicle affords us the following
9 clippings:
! George W. Fox, an old Humboldt
i prospecter and miner, who, for the last
= few years, has been taking chances on
: interviewing the Apaches of Arizona,
was in town to-day, and left on the al
: ternoon train for Carson, from whence
n he will proceed to the new mines, on the
II mountains between Genoa and Walker
river.
u DR.. C. C. Green OF this city performed
a remarkable feat last week. FU the
5, twenty-six hours ending at $ O'Clock Fri
y day night, lie was in at the birth of no
s. less than seven children, and OF the
" number there was not a single pair OF
lg twins"
y The sale of tickets in the Nevada Gift
az Concert is progressing with undated
rapidity in the Eastern States, and there
b. can no longer exist any doubt in the
10 minds of those who are posted that the
~ drawing will come off on the 10th o
u December.
ne EUREKA.
OF We copy the following items from tn
ne Sentinel of Thursday:
a. Within the past few days large number
III of Indians have made their appearanc
. in town, whittier they come from thei
las annual tour of ut-gathering in the hills
NO So large proportion of our populato
io do these red men form that their absenc
cannot but be observed; and their comm
ate alike enlists casual attention, PARTICULAR
he from families and others, who find the
!, services in the performance of simple d,
Nv ties about the household often conv,
a'e nient.
his Sheriff Sullivan and Mr.. Green. brotht
or OF Calvin Green, who was murdered mort
To- of Eureka not long SINCE left on horse
the back last night for Hamilton. They 6
lay on business connected Win the examine
ag- ton of Matheney and Finney before tn
Grand Jury of White Pine county.
;c,e w. L. Pritchard shipped yesterday t,
the Hoosac, $4,000 pounds of bulliol
lor- and for the Richmond Company, 40, 0O
rble pounds. Total 100000 pounds
ers' CARSON.
nm The Appeal of Tuesday, is at han
40, ,oa We copy the following item:
nse The State Prison grant, the Pub
me. Building grant, and the University gra
His all covering together 1850 acres
fore government land, have successive
played out. OF the Public School graz
800, 600 acres, there are only 10000 acr
)ers left to be applied for. The Mini
ned School and University grant, 800
on acres alone remains intact This la
may be sold by the State, on conditio
eye however, that in case the object
IS OF which the grant was made is not acco
GER plished by May 10, 1877, the State "
d by be required to refund dollar and
) OF quarter an acre for all land thus so
'ttul The purchasers title will hold go
Q to under any circumstances.
AUSTIN.
own The Reyeille, of Tuesday, objects
d by COWS running at large. 1t says on {
was other subject;
hey We were visited to-day by Price, t
side herder on Bircham's ranch. who was
the Gently examined by a medical comm
Los sion in reference to his sanity. He
mas. perfectly sane and rational on all ST
pre- jects but the one of religion. The |,
of his wife and two children some til
our ago seems to haze preycd upon his mi
49,. to such an extent as to unsettle it.