The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-10
STATE ITEMS.

Silver State, Sd: The motions for ar
rest Of judgment and for q new trial in
| the case OF the State VS.. Harry Thorn
son, alias HUFF were denied to-day, and
| defendant was sentenced to be be hanged
on Friday, April Goth, 1877, between the
hours OF nine oclock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock
P, M.
Nevada Tribune: Our handsome young
friend, Senator Wescostt, Embossed him
self on Thursday evening and delivered
an address of two minutes duration. All
were thunderstruck, and o rush was
made to the Speakers desk in order to
inquire whether partial paralysis had
seized him.
The Eureka Sentinel says: We under
stand that work is to be resumed ct the
Atlas mine Immediately. The law by
which the owners were enjoined from
continuing work has been repealed, and
the Supreme Court Injunction will be Of
no effect.
The system of dragging the river,
adopted yesterday, says the Elko Inde-
pendent. resulted in the recovery of the
body OF Mrs. Lane-an account of whose
death we published yesterday-at 10 80
A.. N. Notwithstanding the day was very
stormy, the search was continued for
several hours in hopes of finding the
body of her little son, but without avail.
The work of dragging the stream will be
resumed this morning, and the funeral
has been deferred to o'clock p. NJ in
order that, if possible, the child may lie
with its mother.
Virginia Enterprise. Sd: Yesterday
afternoon. at "a O'Clock, Thomas Wilson,
a miner in the incline OF the Consoi-
dated Imperial, was overcome by the
heat and died. 1t was his frrt day in
the mine, he having gone on with the
o'clock shift in the afternoon. The de-
ceased was large, feshy man, and had
been out of employment in the mines
for some time. He was at work. with his
shift, In the incline below the 1000 foot
level, when be became heated. There
are in the mine cooling places, where
men resort to cool off, but it is supposed
that the deceased. while he was acquaint.
ed with these, did not consider himself
in any degree likely to be overcome, and
thus neglected the usual preoaution oil
retiring there. Being also new hand
in the mine, he was doubtless DESTROYS
OF proving his efficiency, and thus con-
tinued to labor when he should have
! stopped. His body was conveyed to the
surface and carried to the undertaker's
and Coroner Hodges notified, who al
once made arrangements for an inquest
which will be held in Gold Hill at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Carson Appeal: The Capitol yesterday
was comparatively deserted, most of The
legislators having departed for thei
homes in different parts of the State. I
is like breaking up school for vacation
aud those of US who remain here vii
feel a loneliness for time. Although
the Legislature may have passed some
| questionable resolutions and bills, ye
on the whole the session was an excel
lent one. and the strangers on their de
parture bear with them the best wishes
of their Carson friends. Many OF these
were well treated while here, and recog
nized in more instances than one til,
hospitality Of our people, and they, too
express in return wish for the futur,
success and happiness Of the friend
they are leaving behind. This inter
change of thought and good feeling is
good thing in itself. and it is to be hoped
that the friendships formed within th,
last two months will be lasting and no
lessened by a change of time or place.