Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-26
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Colorado wants her laws codifed.
Canyon City, Col, is boring for an oil
WELL
Empire City, Or, is to have a new
paper.
Mastodon remains are being found in
the Platte valley.
Wells county, Col, has organized a
stock-raisers' society.
A State Temperance convention is pro.
posed in California.
The Mining Life is a new paper in
Silver City, New Mexico
A Santa Fe fiend literally chopped his
wife to pieces with an AK
The epizootic has disappeared from
Colorado and Wyoming.
Walnut trees have been set ont in 40.
ricultural Park, Sacramento.
Georgetown, COL, ships to Europe
SlO,oOO week in lead and silver-crude
bullion. -.
They have colored school teacher in
Iehama county, Cal. Her pres nee here
might have harmonizing influence.
The bill creating the county of Eureka
passed the Assembly ON the 10Th. and only
needs the signature of the Governor to
become law.
The San Jose Mercury says the wheat
crop Of Santa Clara county, last wear. at
the lowest prices which ruled after the
harvest, was half a million dollars.
G. X. Potter has brought suit in the
NInetnanth trin f
cisco, for possession of Woodward's
gardens and adjoining property, valued
at 100000.
Work has been commenced in East
Portland on the bridge across the Villa
mette river. Piles will be driven and
five spans completed before work is begun
on the west side
A flock of seven sheep was buried in
snow in Nebraska, recently, and after re-
naming ten days were discovered by the
steam from their heated breaths rising
through the drifts.
The mining interests are reported to
be languishing in Lander and White
Pine counties, and no permanent i'm
provement is expected until railroad
communication is secured.
Pueblo county, Col, declines to issue
$4,000 bonds voted to the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad. The Railroad
Company have applied to the courts for
a compulsory mandate.
ConAss seems well disposed toward
ColoraNv railways, having passed both
the Denver, Georgetown and Utah and
the Denver, South Park and Pacific bills.
granting the right of way over the public
lands.
The Alta calls for a quarantine ship,
to be placed at some convenient point
near the entrance of San Francisco har-
Dor. Frightened over the smallpox cases
brought from China by the steamer
Japan.
A saloonist named Jordan, at State
Line, Col, on the Atchison and Topeka
Railroad, shot and killed two despera-
does and badly wounded the third.
They had taken his saloon, and this was
the way he had to re-possess himself.
The citizens of Carson and members
OF the Legislature had an enthusiastic
meeting at Carson on the 10Th inst. to
take steps for representing Nevada at the
Philadelphia Centennial Celebration.
There was over $1,000 subscribed to-
wards proposed fund of 81 coo to car
ry out that object.
The projectors of the San Jose and
Alviso narrow-gauge railroad. after striv-
ing for two years to induce farmers and
others to subscribe to the stock, have
concluded to give it up. 1t is stated that
the line will now be built-perhaps by
parties interested in bay transportation
between Alviso and deep water. And 50
it would be here if We say positively
which would be true-that we cannot
afford to subsidize any road; the road
would reach US just as quick, if not
sooner.