The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29
STATE ITEMS.

The Sun says good many strangers
are focking into Typo.
The Cherry Creek Independent reports
a large crop of rattlesnakeB in that SEQ
ton this season.
The Piutes deny the report recently
current that new chief had been elected
in place Of Matches.
The mining companies have generally
complied with the law authorizing stock
holders to visit the mines.
An electric light has been placed in
position at the California pan mill in the
eastern part Of Virginia City.
The Carson Tribune says the Fourth
of July Committee on Ways and Means
| collected $3.50 in two hours this after
noon.
Courier: Eoriy.six money orders.
aggregatipg $1,425.45. were issued by
Postmaster Stimler from the Belmont
P. o. last week.
Esmeralda Herald: Frank Malloy, the
the man who robbed William Keefe at
Candelaria some time ago. has been tried,
convicted and sentenced to six years in
the State Prison at Carson.
Silver State: Some $1,000 pounds OF
wool arrived here yesterday for shipment
east. r. Riconzoni, of Paradise Valley,
brought in 10000 pounds Of 1t and the
rest was from Charles Mcconnell q ranch,
at Quin River.
Elko Independent: -Four wagon-!oads
Of emigrants consisting of three families
passed through town to-day on their way
to Oregon. They are from White Pine
county, south OF Hamilton, and 60 from
here by way of Mountain City.
The Enterprise says the placer miners
are still at work ct the small ravins below
the mouth of the Gould and Curry lower
tunnel. They expect to make good
wages as soon M they can get things in
ehape for sluicing.
Carson Tribune: Owing to the hot
weather tourists are crowding early to
the beautiful lake, and the chances are
that q very lively time will be had at the
places of Summer resort bordering on
that magnificent sheet of water.
Typo Sun; An Indian signal fire wns
blazing from the summit Of Typo peak
Monday evening. These fires are plainly
seen sixty and seventy miles away-as
far as the Belmont mountains west, and
hn Whiko Diva What II
portends is only known to the red skins.
Reno journal: The All Choaey case
was given to the jury yesterday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock. Att O'Clock last evening
tho jury returned with verdict of guilty
as charged in the ndictmsnt-murde in
the first degree. Sentence will be passed
next Thursday by Judge Wright.
The Virginia Chronicle says the dwell
ing houses and sheds at the various
shafts along the line of the Sutro Tunnel
are being taken apart and hauled to the
settlement at the mouth Of the tunnel,
where they will be regretted. Mr.. Sutro
expects to have quite town there in @
very few months.
Chronicle: About thirty additiona
men were put to work 10 tho Con. Vir
ginia and California mines yesterday
principally on the 1850 level. More viii
be put on in few days. but they are ole
employers those companies. and bead
Of families. They have already beer
advised to hold themselves ready.
Gold Hill News: A party OF eightee,
miners will leave Gold Hill for Silve
Mountain tomorrow. The Silver Noun
tain mines are about los miles southeas
of here. mill is already erected.
will be under the supervision OF Georg
Foote OF Silver City. The enterprise i
being carried on by San Francisco cap
italists.
Good progress ia being made in cor
structing the irrigation ditch from ,h
Little Truckee river to Sierra Vale,
The ditch will carry from 10, 900 to 10, 90
inches OF water. It is expected that thi
water will beinto the valley in linet
days. The ditch will bring into cultivs
, ton large area OF land that has hilbert
lain waste and idle.
+. Carson Appeal: The coinage OF III
Carson Mint for the year now closing
a. follows: Double eagles, $771. 04'
eagles. $33. 800; half eagles SG2 32(
trade dollars Coinage OF trades discoI
9 tipued in February last. S4l0. 600; silv'
standard dollars, Sl.114.000; half do
;. lars $50, 900; quarter dollars, $50, O0
o dimes, $229.0O0. Total gold coinaR
d 1886, $50; total silver coinage. $2;613
n 600.
" Lyon County Times: The Coun
!. Commissioners have ordered that a
y dangerous abandoned shafts in Store
re county be filled up or covered owe
Since the opening Of the mines Of Il
al Comstock many men have lost the
d. lives by falling into old shafts, and no
a that Jim Orndorff has lost Yaluah