Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-15
NEVADA NEWS.


T. V. Julien has engaged in the prac-
of law at Reno.
The Reno Journal wants a $50, 900
school established at that locality.
Elko County rejoices in branch Jail
at Cornucopia.
Elko County bonds are quoted at
par.
The Blue Jacket Mill at Bull Run
shipped on the 9th $5,2l2.
Geo. Washington was recently arrest
cd at Elko for stealing. This George
was colored.
Another Virginia City put and call
firm is in trouble. The way Of the put
man calls trouble.
The Storey County Hospital with nm
average Of forty patients per month
costs $50, 200 per annum.
The Saloon OF Charles Tobener, near
the Imperial hoisting-works, was entered
and about $50 worth OF liquors and
cigars, a few dollars in coin and valu-
able coat stolen.
The Justice Mining Company has
levied IN assessment Of SIS per share on
old issue and 81 per share on new issue,
amounting to 100000, delinquent
April 4th.
Tho Carson Tribune Of the 7th re-
marks: There will probably be grand
rush from this city. Virginia City and
Gold Hill TO the Black Hills as soon as
Winter breaks up.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company have declared their usual divi-
dend OF $40 per share, payable on the
10 instant. The Bslcher Mining Com
pany have declared dividend of 81 per
share, payable at the same time.
Most of tho Gold Killers who were q
short time since announced as being
bound for the Black Hills appear to be
backing out. prospecting Bill" now
announces that he is not going to the
Black Hills mines and never thought OF
going.
Otto Schoeneman of Virginia City had
o narrow escape from being overwhelm-
ed by o snow.slide while passing along
Seven-mile canyon. He was on horse
back, and 80 much of the snow caught
himself and animal that to get out Of 1t
was hard struggle.
The Champion mine is situated about
twelve miles from Mineral City, in the
Nevada Mining District, and has fine
ore body nine feet wide. The ore now
being taken from the mine is said to be
worth at least 800 per ton. and there is
plenty of it in sight.
Hobart, State Controller, has sued
Washoe county for $1,000, being the
amount collected from the G. P. r. r.
as the twenty five per cent. penalty for
being delinquent. The Reno Journal
SCOTS at Brother W. w. H.. and says
"don't he wish he may get it,"
The Eureka Sentinel of the l1th says
Six tons OF ore from the Macon City, a
, mine located near the Adams Hill Com
pany's ground. pulped 5000 per ton.
) That's not bad for little outside claim
, located last Summer. There is plenty OF
/ good ore in this district if men will only
60 to work and get it out.
There are some indications that the
, ruinous discount on silver is not to con.
tinue much longer. Late advices from
I London state that the price in that mar
ket is two per cent. better. After all the
silver question may not prove so serious
as many have apprehended. The glu
may possibly be but temporary, admit
2 ting of establishment with little
time.
W. W. Hobart. State Controller, hal
: commenced suit against G. W. Huff
faker, County Treasurer. for the sum O.
Ave thousand and odd dollars, being th,
additional 25 per cent. on delinquen
taxes collected by Washoe county frou
the Central Pacific Railroad. Huffake
8 is ordered to appear before the Supreme
Court on the 18th inst. and show caus
4, why he does not pay the said money int,
: the State Treasury.
One Bill Hart, a resident Of Reno, re
ceived notice signed 1901" invitin
the said Bill to leave for pastures new
whereupon William publishes the fol
lowing reply in the Reno Journal:
RENO. March 6, 1876.
Notice to the Citizens OF Reno
j. have received q notice to leave this tow
|. before Wednesday night next, the motto
being signed "60l." Now if 1t is th
desire Of a majority OF the citizens {
8 Reno that should leave, l am willing /
It do so. and will net promptly upon the
J.. decision. l am q law-abiding either
pay my way, owe no man dollar on
. wrong nobody, and if this is a motto
q from cowardly cur. propose to sta
Q here and protect myself and property |
!. the last. WILLIAM HART.
The journal adds We take it that 9
long as Mr.. Hearts conduct ia as goo
n as II has been in the past he will be Pc
u mitted to remain. -
:. The Virginia Chronicle says: Ensig
l. Albert Nicholson, son of =. Michelsc
l. Of this city. has been appointed PROBE
!. sor OF drawing. physics and chemistry
1t the United States Naval School ct Al
napolis. Ensign Michelson's history
one OF considerable interest, and affor,
IN o fine example of what may be accor
:. plished by courage combined with meri
~ Seven years ago, OF competitive Q
a. animation for naval cadetship held
% this city, young Nicholson attained Il