The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-08

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arriving in Gold Hill last Saturday.
Doc. poisoning ia the fashionable
amusement in Virginia City at present.
The Republican says crude bullion. TO
the value of S746,5OO was shipped from
Eureka during the month OF May
Sentinel: About thirty-fiye tons of
crude bnllion ars refined at the Rich
mond daily. The refinery is keeping
pace in its operations with the furnaces.
The Eureka Sentinel says the horse
"Bay John" from Leeds, owned by Mr..
White, is in training at the Willows
track. and will participate in the race
meeting.
| Carson Appeal. lst: The case of the
| u. s. Government vs.. W. 4. Bell ct ais,
better known as the Cherry Creek stage
robbery case, is now being tried in the
Senate Chamber.
The Cherry Creek Independent says
the Egan Mining Co. are expecting to
get patents for six or seven mining
claims, in the vicinity Of Egan. during
the present summer.
White Pine News: Some heavy cast
inSs for the Eberhardt mill have arrived
from below duriee the past week. They
will be put in place as soon az possible,
and when other needed repairs, now
progressing, are completed, the mill
will start up.
The Eureka Republican says Ruby
Hill woman, who is afflicted with lazy,
violent brute Of husband, decided that
she would get rid Of him and offered
him $50 If he would come down with
her to Eureka and go to lawyer and
sign articles of separation, and he &c.
cepted the proposition.
Belmont Courier: Letter Of May 18th
says: In the drift from raise we are now
in n feet with nothing new to report.
The vein is looking about the same as
last reported. The slopes are looking
remarkably we'll and turning out very
good ore in large quantities aud of bet
ter grade than ever before.
The Enterprise says large party of
prominent Comstockers, including Sen
ator Jones, r. NJ. Daggett. George A.
King, Sam Jones and Red Frank Wheel
er, will make visit to the Great East"
some time this month. They will go to
see the Base Range section and then er-
anime the Tnscarora region.
Lyon County Times: The remains of
Charles Brainard, Of the Nevada volun.
teers, rests in the Silver City Cemetry.
On Thursday, while the military and
civic societies of thousands of American
cities and towns were paying tribute to
their heroic dead, Mrs. Bralnard and
few friends brought to this lone grave
the decorating flowers.
Ward Reflex: The Morning Star, a
claim located by r. NJ. Peters, has been
the center of attraction in Osceola for
some time past. The ledge has been
stripped in places for three hundred
feet, exposing vein OF an average width
of four feet, showing free gold through
out. An assay was made on Monday Of
what is considered the average rock,
which went $3.50 to the ton.
Rsveills: Two families of gypsies are
camped at the foot of the grade. They
are the genuine English article and are
the first Of their kind ever seen in Austin
They number two men, two women and
nine boys and girls. ranging in age from
about three to upwards of fourteen years.
They are travelling through the country
in wagons, and say they will remain in
their present camp about week.
Typo Sum- Considerable prospecting
is going on in this vicinity just now
and We hear in some instances with en-.
couraging results. Several "stricks"
are reported which are expected to de.
velope into bonanzas. Muscle and back
bone is the capital required to unearth
ore bodies. and we are pleased to relate
that q goodly amount of it is being uta-
lized in the surrounding hills at the pres
ent time.
Elko Independent: We this evening
received q dispatch from J. l.. Wines,
who is now temporarily in Tuscarora,
announcing that Pollard. the sensational
bebemoth had, by Justice stafford, been
released on all of the charges brought
against him, whether of a masculine,
feminine or neuter nature. We were
satisfied that Stafford would make short
work Of the matter when it was brought
before him. The Judge don't stand
much foolishness.
The Elko Independent OF juno Is,
says Tamdyoeo, the Bannock Indian,
convicted at Fort Malad of murder, in
the killing OF two white men, was taken
through this morning in charge OF Off.
GERS on bis way to Boise. where he is to
be hanged on the 28th instant. The
condemned is a sixtooter; about the
color of q nine-year old saddle and has 6
oountenance not particularly pleasant &c
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