The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-30
informs us that steam wagon and three

cars OF machinery LOT steam reunlHB
works at the the sulphur mine has ar.
rived at that place. The steam wagon
is to be used in hauling sulphur from
the Nevada & California Sulphur Com
pany's mines Mt Rabbit Hole to the rail-
road. The wagon was tried at Sacra-
mento and it moved along quietly and
smoothly, though attached to three
loaded wagons.
Eureka Republican: Saturday last
Sheriff Sias. as Deputy United States
Marshal served on the Richmond Com
pany summons from the United States
Circuit Court, Carson. in which that
company is summoned to answer the
complaint of the Eureka Consolidated
filed to compel an accounting for the ore
taken from the famous Potts chamber.
The damages are laid by the Eureka Con-
solidated at s., 400, 900.
Gold Hill News: They were passing
o wood-pile near the depot last night
man and woman. Suddenly the
woman was seen to throw her shawl on
the ground, the man quickly put two
large sticks Of wood on it, and wrapped
the shawl carefully around them. When
the two came from the shadow of the
wood-pile the man was carrying what
appeared to be baby. They passed the
shap-eyed Waterman. and he never sus-
pec'ed anything. Nothing like strategy.
The Combination shat. has now at
tanned depth of 1900 feet. 1t is said
that 1t is the deepest vertical shaft in the
United States. 1t will probably be made
the deepest shaft in the world. An ad-
ditionsl depth of 1900 feet will make it
the equal to the present deepest shaft,
which is in Bohemia. In some of our
mines-Imperisl and Savage-a depth Of
2,400 feet has already been attained. and
in several others nearly the same, but II
considerable part of this depth has been
by means of inclines.-[ Enterprise.
Virginia Enterprise: Ned Boyle, who
was wounded at the time of the unfor.
tunate difficulty in Gold Hill last Mon
day night. was much stronger yesterday
The attending physician expects
to bring the patient through all right.
1t now appears that the ball did not
enter the stomach, but passed over it
and upward, grazing the lobe of the
| right lung. The wound is serious
one, but not SO bad as if the ball had en-
tered the stomach, MS was at first sup
posed.
Ward Reflex: Frank Clifford, in whose
case II nolle pros. was entered before
Justice Murray few days ago, was agair
arrested at Osceola on Tuesday by Hank
Knerr and Jas. Brown. Wells, Fargo &
Co. s messenger. Additional evidence
going to show that he was the guilty
party, it is claimed, has been procured
Clifford was taken to Carnaban's ranch
from which paoe Brown started with hin
Thursday Tor Hamilton, at which plac,
he will make complaint charging hiu
with stealing the bullion.
Bodie Standard: Last night serious
shooting aflray occurred at Cobb's lodg
ing house, in Aurora. Jack Clarke
driver OF the Benton stage, and maj
named Dewitt became involved IN
quarrel over a quartz specimen Will
discussing the relative merits of Aurori
and Bodie, and finally Dewitt drew hi
pistol and shot Clarke The ball entered
the right side in the region of the live
and about an inch below the nipple
DR.. Rogers was called and pronounced
the wound dangerous. though not neces
sarily fatal. Dewitt was arrested.
Enterprise: The Bonanzs Baby" i
sick. 1t is limited that it has beef
poisoned. Its death is daily expected
Coroner Hodges feels that he will b
called to hold an inquest. Wilson
Brown are satisfied they have a coffil
that will fit the corpse. The livery sta
BILE men say oil the carriages in tn
country will not hold the mourners
Bill Mooney has telegraphed to Sa
Francisco for 500 drays to be held sui
ject to his order. All the people are sac
The doctors look wise and shake thei
heads. Poor child; 80 young and 8
Fair"
Elko Independent: John McDermo
arrived here from his home in Lamoil
Valley last night. bringing With hil
Green Williams, VIM. Myers and job
Mcdonald. The three latter left by stse
for Tuscarora this morning. they hsyin
been engaged by Mr. McDermott to r,
: new the search for the body of his brotl
er Bart who was lost in n snow storm
the mountains north of that place, as
will be remembered, in January las
Green Williams. of this party, was Il
companion of Bart. in the mountai,
ut the time alluded to, and is cons
quently familiar with that immedla
! section of country. Williams also spe
| some two weeks in february in va
search amid the deep snow of the mou
! tsins for his unfortunate companio
!. Mr. McDermott will spare no pains
expense to recover the body of
brother, and the party sent ont will 90
tinue their efforts so long rs there is t
slightest hope of inding IT.