The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-23
STATE ITEMS.

On Inc 1JtQ lubthut tuo Sio"a oAAs
mine levied an assessment of 81 per
share, delinquent July Oath.
A reward of $25 is offered by the
Sheriff of Humboldt county for the cap
ture of each of the prisoners who broke
Jail OF Winnemucca.
Silver State: Everybody who visits
Paradise valley says the crops look better
than ever before at this season of the
year. As many farmers sowed their
grain earlier than usual, it is expected
that harvest will begin about the middle
OF July.
White Pine News: Supt. Drake has re-
Gently put force of men to work on the
Old Eberhardt. A drift is being run
south from the 250-level. The intention
is to thoroughly prospect that portion Of
the mine. Indications of favorable
nature are being met with as the work
progresses.
Tuscarora review: In referring to the
average assay OF the ore taken from the
new strike in the Grand Prize mine, we
said it went $168 80 per ton after a
Thorough sampling." We should have
said that the average OF the 6H feet OF
ledge without samplipg was $lSS.59.
Referring to the Defrees mine, the Re.
view says: The workmen are stopping
out very rich ore, which is being sacked
for milling purposes. The within COM
menced hosting ore Tuesday, and works
we'll. The little mill is being pushed to
completion, and it is anticipated that it
will be crushing ore by the 25th instant.
The following is the verdict of the jury
in the Rover murder trial just concluded
at Reno: 1--WE. the jury i'll the case
wherein the State of Nevada is plaintiff
and J. W Rover defendant, find defend
ant guilty of murder in the first degree,
as charged in the indictment. John
Larcombe, Foreman.
Typo Sun: On the evening of the 18th
inst. up the canyon about mile from
town where the Indians are holding a
fandango, John Dent was shot through
both hips by VIM. Martin. (colored). 1t
seems that Martin wanted to dance With
q squaw, Dent objectinR. After some
words about the woman, Dent knocked
Martin down and we hear, was about to
follow up his advantage by striking him
with stone. when Martin shot him as
above stated. Dents wounds are not
necessarily dangerous.
Elko Independent: The long rows OF
handsome young trees, planted upon
the University grounds last spring, have
withstood the unusually rigorous weather
OF the season admirably. We took a
walk through the premises yesterday
to sea how they wintered through the
spring, aud were agreeably surprised to
find them as thrifty as they could have
been had their lines been cast in more
favored locality. Having endured the
inclemencies OF March and May just
passed, their success is assured, for nc
heavier tax upon their vitality could wei
be levied. Their appearance is alread,
both refreshing and ornamental.
Eureka Sentinel 10Th: Last evening
about II O'Clock, James Trevillian. tn,
noted prize.fghter, entered ,Loui
Barndt's saloon and sat down at one o
the tables for a few minutes. 1t wa
noticed that he was shaking, and as |
with an ague fit, but no particular atten
ton was paid to him, as he had beef
drinking very heavily ever since bis az
rival in Eureka. He shortly arose from
his chair and staggered TO the rear Of tn
saloon, where he fell to the floor. Dl
Gram was Immediately sent for, who
upon examination, pronounced life 81
tinct. The body was removed to th
dead-house and placed in charge c
undertaken Hchwamb. The coroner wi
hold an inquest upon the body to-day.
Ward Reflex: Charles Dougherty II
turned from Osceola on Thursday las
where be has made location that prom
ises to be good in more respects tina
ons-promises to pay we'll, and give
promise Of much trouble also. Dougl
erty says no took up claim betwee
two others, which were, In his opinion