The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-03
STATE ITEMS.

The hog cholera is raging fearfully at
Wadsworth.
The Sun says Typo is suffering from
q potatoe famine.
The Sun says for one mine camp
Tybo stands at the head of the list.
The Standard of July 9th gives a
glowing description Of the Bodie mine.
The people Of Winnemuccs amuse
themselves by tying frecrackers to dogs
tails.
There are about 40 900 cords of wood
in the Carson river at Dayton and 1900
cords ct Sutro
The Chronicle says the temperature on
the 1000 level in the Grown Point mine
ia only Is degrees.
G. C. Goodwin. OF the Virginia Enter
prise, says he will not be candidate for
District Judge in Storey county.
The Eureka Leader says both the Ten
Pahuts and Kit Carson companies were
to have been incorporated at Philadelphia
this week.
Belmont Courier, July 9th: Quentin
Ribo in from Evansville reports things
lively in that section and the mines
looking we'll.
The White Pine News says that at the
recent election on Treasure Hill for Min
ing Recorder, &. II. Badly was reelected
without opposition.
The Enterprise of July 9th says: The
past week the Sutro tunnel has been ad-
vanced siKty.thrse feet, giving it total
length OF 20, 10S feet.
The Eureka County Republican Con-
vention will be held on the 18th of Sep.
temher, and the primary on Saturday
the 7th of September.
The Independent says John NJ. Will
liams withdraws his name as candidate
before the Democratic convention for
Sheriff of Elko county.
Eureka Sentinel: Two hundred and
two voters bad registered upto six o'clock
last evening" Our citizens are dilatory
in attending to this matter.
The Reflex tells OF lady who had her
toe cut off by her husband who was
chopping wood. Who can now claim
that the females of Ward have little feet.
Sentinel: A. Jackson yesterday filed
his application in the United States Land
Office for a patent to the Cow and Calf
mine. situated in White Pine county,
Nevada.
Belmont Courier: Charles Sampson,
who was brought in from lone some
weeks since suffering from paralysis,
died in tbs County Hospital on Monday.
morning.
The Elko Independent says Mike
MCGOWAN, the man.eater. has for onc'
profited by good advice-he's gone west
and may the star Of empire lure him t.
the very verge.
One Of the employees OF the Sutro Tun
mel Company, says the Virginia Chron
icle. is said to be the son of Scotcl
noblsman. He speaks seven Languages
and is very dissipated.
Preparations are being made to com
mencs mining operations in the Ken
tuck mine. Gold Hill. The Enterpris
says this mine, 80 productive in the earl.
dava has limo lain idla
Carson Appeal: Another wood.driv
has been run over the Mexican Dam
This will make total of $4,000 cords o
wood that have been taken ont of tn
Carson river this season.
The Eureka Sentinel of the 30th say
Hon. ]. G. Hagerman. q prominent Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, reache
Eureka by last nights train. He wi
spend some days on the Base Range.
White Pine News, Goth: Last wedne.
day the Eberhardt and Aurora shippe
by Wells. Fargo & Co. four bars of bu
lion. valued at So ,482. 43 being the fir,
bullion produced by the company sine
October, 1877.
In referring to the rumor that War
was to have forty stamp mill, the Rehe
says: The idea OF putting up 40-stam
mill has never been entertained, but mi
ohinery for a 20.stamp mill has bee
ordered, a portion Of which has bee
shipped.
Tybo Sun: John Centras, who ht
just returned from Downeyvilie, hi
shown us some immensely rich ore take
from the Centras & Smith mine, SIEVE
miles from that place. The ore is of II
most beautiful character. asssying fro
$3.50 to $4,000.
The Lyon County Times says the Ca
son river is falling rapidly, and il vi