The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26
STATE ITEMS.

The Reno Record is the only pictorial
published in Nevada.
The Appeal says theirs are 800 names
registered in Carson.
The Bodie Standard claims that 1900
miners are employed in that district.
The Sentinel says they expect to strike
an ore body in the Connolly mine to.
morrow.
The FIRE which recently destroyed
Belleville was caused through the care
lessness OF cinnamon.
Sentinel: The Postoffice bookstore
has our thanks for number of pictorials
and all the latest magazines,
The Enterprise says the Golden Prize
Company, Flowery. are engaged in TAX
ing out ore for crushing.
The G. H. News says men are contin-
ually at work and making good wages
shoveling over the old dumps and sort
ing out ore for milling.
The Reflex says Mike Kearney, who
killed Otto Scholl, in Ward on the 7th
inst, had hearing and was released
after giveng $4,000 bonds.
Abe Richie, the Hope Valley hermit,
says there was recently great slaughter
OF trout on the occasion of the drawing
down OF the waters OF Silver Lake.
Record: Poker games are doing a
good business in Reno at present. Sew
eral thousand dollors changed hands last
night. This is pretty good sign that
times are livening up here.
The Silver State says there is talk of
an independent ticket being placed in
the field in Humboldt county, owing
to dissatisfaction which both parties ex-
press over some of the nominations.
Chronicle: William Triglone, the
miner blown up in the Utah few days
ago. died OF 7 o'clock this morning at the
Utah clearinghouse. He was native
of Cornwall, England, and 43 years of
age.
The Virginia Chronicle says the Mo-
hawk Mining Company has been con-
solidated with the East Union. formerly
the Spring Garden Butchers Company,
whose claim is situated north OF the
Scorpion mine.
Tuscarora Times Review: Last even
ing there were upwards OF $40 names
registered in the precinct. The number
will probably reach $50 by midnight to-
morrow, when the book will be closed
for the season.
Belmont Courier: J. A. MoEwen
came in from Candelara on Sunday.
From him we learn that r. Montenegro,
the man who killed George Moore iu
that town some time ago, had pre-.
liminary examination before the Justice
of the Peace and was discharged.
The Eureka Leader says the repeated
and emphatic announcement that the
Bonanzas were putting up coin on the
political contest, a charge that is the
stock in trade of Democratic speakers
has turned tho eyes of many bar.room
politician towards the Depot, in vain
effort to note the arrival Of men with the
sack. He has failed to come as yet.
The Democrats of Humboldt county
heve nominated the following ticket
For District Judge M. s. Bonnifeld
Sheriff. G, A. Kyle; County Clerk, y. 9.
Biles; Recorder, Peter Woolcock; Treas.
urer, A, j. Shepard; Assessor, Thomas
Comins; District Attorney, George P.
Harding; County School superintendent
Charles Clenworth; Senator, L. W.
Greenwich: Assemblymen, W. H. How
ard, John o. Kane and Joseph Organ.
Eureka Leader: J. B, White gives us
the following account Of the Martin
White Company, at Ward: The twenty.
stamp mill will be finished and running
by the first of next month. They have
three Howell roasting furnaces, five sett.
lers, 125-horse power engine and foul
large boilers. The tramway is compile.
ted, and they will begin to supply the
mill with ore the latter part of this week.
They have ore in every part of the mine,
and the prospect promises long and
and successful run.
Esmeralda Herald: Two old Repub.
lioans caucusing: "Well, what is the
show for our State ticket, think it will
be elected?" sob, yes; not the Least
doubt. / have received letters from
nearly every county in the State. and
everything points to sweeping Repub.
llcan victory-at least 700 majority.
| One Democrat to another: "Will WI
carry the State2 You bet we will
Bradley will be reelected by 1900 major
ity, and the balance OF the tinket BY
about the same vote"
The two largest papers in the State
the Virginia Enterprise and Chronicle
are setting us small fry bad example
by banging it to one another with Zero