The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
STATE ITEMS.

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trict and is situated fifteen miles north
of Winnemuccs.
Charles Garrett will take charge Of
the Typo Sun during Brother Taylor's
absence at Carson:
The Appeal says the flow Of bullion
from the southern country continues to
come into Carson.
Ward Reflex. 81: For the week ending
Thursday, thirteen bars of bullion were
shipped from Ward.
The Sentinel says Judge Rives will
not start on his proposed trip to Lincoln
county before January Sd.
Eureka Leader: Ruby Hill has six
saloons and one church. The saloons
were we'll attended Sunday.
The Silver State says G. Q. Swiss, of
Humboldt county. is o candidate for
Sergeant-at.Arm of the Senate.
The Sun says both furnaces are rum
ming at Typo. and that camp has once
more become bullion producing.
Eureka Sentinel, oath: The arch in
the Metsmoras having been repaired
| operations will be resumed to-day.
Elko Independent: The total amount
due the State on this the December set
Element. after deducting all commissions,
was 500, 1887.
The Ward Refe says Amos Lanson
of White Pine county was thought to
have been foully dealt with has turned
up all right at Hamilton.
The new mill of the Martin White
Company at Ward, says the Reflex, has
proven success; also that the mine
never looked better than at the present
time.
Virginia Enterprise: Oregon pine nuts
are beginning to find their way into this
market. They are larger than those Of
Nevada growth, have thicker shells and
are less balsamic.
Gold Hill News: George Stephens, 9
miner in the Sierra Nevada mine, was in.
iursd by blast on the 210O level. Two
fingers of his left hand were taken off BY
fragment Of the flying rock.
Gold Hill News; Doc. Bell, who wal
arrested in Eureka, charged with being q
participant in tho Cherry Greek stag
robbery. has been convicted, and will b.
sent to the State prison for lite.
Eureka Leader: A little over yea
ago it was no uncommon thing to BOZ
! four or five men playing draw with 500
or $500 in the pot. Now the boys 10,
down four kings on Eve dollar raise.
Virginia Chronicle: Considerable head
way is being made on the big drift o.
a the 1000 level OF the Hale & Norcross
The ground ia 30 soft that the laggin
has to be driven ahead to prevent cavinl
, Carson Appeal: W. T. Hanford, Ion
> time Deputy Controller of State. is
o candidate for Secretary of the Senate
D MIR. Hanford's qualifications are so We
known as to need no mention here. q
is life long Republican.
. Enterprise: The masons are now {
o work on the foundation for the big q
= compressor which is shortly to be p'
u up at the Sierra Nevada mine. Tn
u foundation is being laid at depth
b twenty feet below the surface.
10 Belmont Courier: The Hiehbridi
y mill started up Oh Wednesday on O
10 from the Company's mine. The m
u chinery was running smoothly up
~ yesterday afternoon, and long al
10 profitable run may DO looked for.
e. Virginia Chronicle: Begging passer
r, by for the price of meal is getting to
or quite fashionable custom on G sire
g. those mornings. The applicants for Il
es most port are able-bodied young me
:. many OF whom look as il they we
. really in want.
~ Gold Hill News: At meeting Of Silv
al Star Encampment, I. o. o. F., the 4
- lowing officers were elected Geor
- Stewart, q. P; Ed. Berger. II.
George Elliot, S. W.; Goth Hal
Scribe; Peter Daley Treasurer; N.
es Parsons, j. w.
if Enterprise, 22d: Yesterday atterno
be about one O'Clock, Joseph Waseshs, sh
ia boss at the Silver Hill mine, was
be stantly killed while engaged in the mi
en- shaft at lowering pump. and Sam
Souden, who was assisting in the wo
was badly injured.
Belmont Courier: At a meeting b.
N. by Oasig Lodge, No. II, F. & A. NJ.
nd following officers we're elected for the
suing Masonic year: Finley Mcneil,
NJ. Woolson Garrard, 8. w. N. A. g
ms win, j. W.; John G. Mitchell, Secreta
he S. H. Squire, Treasurer.