The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-04

Oiu GluIeb are anAlous W hbo" w"
soon we arc going to begin TO kill off the
Cinnamon. They want to see the fun.
General Williams states that he is M
able to find any special acts Of crooked
ness in Savage management, as most Of
the witnesses are out of town.
The EIko Independent says TINT after
thorough inquiry of the citizens from
the agricultural portion OF Elko county
they find that crops are generally look
ing we'll and good prospects FOX an
average yield.
Rumors OF the closing down on the
California mine in San Francisco for the
purpose OF retmberipg have been eur.
rent for several days, and the Chronicle
says as yet it has not been denied by the
managerial organs.
When Pluto finds wild ducks
nest be Immediately puts himaelf out
side OF all the eggs it contains. It ayails
| nothing for o little duck to put his bill
ont through the shell OF an egg and re-.
mons.rate-down he goes, "talk.ee or
| no ta!k-ee."
We were shown on Thursday some
very rich rock taken from the FL Dorado
South, says the Belmont Courier of the
| 9th ult., which assays all the way from
$4,000 to $4,000 per ton. We have it
from the best OF authority that the indi-
cations are favorable for the striking OF
q bonanza at on early day. Work in the
mine is being pushed rapidly ahead and
the outlook is Indeed very fattering.
White Pine News: We are informed
that Doc. Holmes Of Eberhardt, has
made quite an important strike in the
hills back of that place and not far from
the mouth of the Eberhardt tunnel. At
a depth of so feet 4-foot vein has been
exposed, which assays over 500 per
ton, and from present indication the
vein seems to increase as it is opened
out. Doc. thinks be has good thing.
and we hope he has.
The Reveille ssys, the Reese River
Game and Fish Protective Association
have secured the services of gentlemen
living in localities where the wild birds
resort, to watch for violations OF the
game law. The sagehens will be watched
until August LIST, and the grouse and
ducks until September 1st. The Asso-
citation is determined to prosecute all
| offenders against the law. whethsr they
obtain convictions or not.
Silver State 28th. Sheriff Kyle is pre-
pairing for q Jail delivery to-day. He in
tends to start to Carson on this eve
ning's train with seven convicts for the
States Prison. AS one or two OF them
are desperate characters. who have made
one successful! and several unsuccessful
attempts to break Jail, they are to be
heavily ironed, and probably will be
chained together to prevent the posi-
bility of their escape, while being con-
veyed to the Hot Springs.
The west drift on the Sd level Of the
Grand Prize mine has been run III feet;
east drift on same level ZIG feet; both
drifts in good ore. The east WINE has
been sunk so feet and continues to show
feet of good ore. The east drift on the
ID level in 372 feet, this drift is now in
the Argenta ground 142 feet. and con.
tinues to allow feet of low grade ore
west drift I'd level is in $40 feet. show.
ing a largo vein mixed with quartz and
porphyry; slopes continue to look ey
cellent, aud are now producing so tons
of ore per day.
Typo Sun, 2Sth A man by tho nam,
of James Kelly left Typo about the l2tt
. instant for Ward, in company with &
man named James Collins. Kelly ha,
} been to work off and on for the Two G
l Company for the las. year and half
4 and has been subject to what the miner
i. call lead FITS" lie was out OF health
y. when he left, and evidently became in
4 sane while on the trip. He had NJ
money, 30 we are informed, when b
left Typo, but his travelling companion
had about $50. Collins, II DO can b
found, ought to throw some light upol
the subject Kelly formerly worked 70
the Richmond Company 10 Eureka
Just as we we're going to press We lear
, that both men had been found dead.
The Ward Reflex says, concerning tn
q late unpleasantness a. Hunter we hav
few additional particulars. Instead c
Kelly, Ed. Sicily was the man VIII
resisted the officers and was shot. Ske
ley was shot in the groin, the ball rams
ing downward and coming out just belo'
Q the hip-joint, and probably grazing tn
n bone. His injuries are by no mean
a Al e
hours after, and as belligerent as evel
" Our informant says at the time Of th
1t shooting Shelley was only armed with
shovel. After the first shot was fired Q
him, John McCarty seized the col
IS stables pistol and told him not to shoe
l. at Skelley again. but it went off at II
same moment and afflicted u sligl
), wound on McCarty's hand between Il