The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-28
STATE ITEMS.


Carson now boasts of three faro banks
and keno game.
The Standard advises men out of en-
ployment to keep away from Bodie.
The Enterprise believes that there
will soon be large body of ore discovered
in Ophir.
The Sentinel reports the Richmond
company is getting things fixed in order
to start up.
The Reflex says Horace Besne. who
shot Jerry Quinn at Ward several days
ago, is out on 81 600 bond.
The Chronicle says preparations are
being made to resume work on the tun-
nels in Red Mountain District.
The Typo Sun says that the New
Philadelphia Company, at Rattlesnake
Canyon. are extracting some very prom
Using ore.
Gould, the locator and manner OF the
famous Gould & Curry mine, is resi-
dent of Reno. and is tending little fruit
store on Plaza street.
The starting up now of the new engine
at the Kit Carson hosting works. says
Eureka Leader. will be duly celebrated
by the parties interested.
The Leader says letter has been re-
ceived in Eureka iron TEN Pahute which
says the mines of that district are looking
well, and improved as depth is attained.
Enterprise: The incline in the Sierra
Nevada mine is being sunk at the rate of
OK feet per day. It continues in the
outer part of the crust of the vein.
One Jones, of Reno, made improper
advances to young lady, and the resi-
dents treated him to coat of tar and
feathers and an invitation to leave.
The Enterprise says there are now
very few visitors left at Lake Tahoe,
though considerable number of tour
lists are still passing through that way
Belmont Courier: We were shown
some rich specimens of silver ore from
the 300-foot level of the Belmont, in
which wire and native silver showed
freely.
Virginia Chronicle: Work on the
joint Gould l. Curry and Best and Bel
cher shaft is being prosecuted vigorously
Powerful hosting works will be erected
| at no distant day.
Eureka Sentinel, oath: The Ruby
Hill Miners Union yesterday forwarded
800 to the Howard Association OF Mem
phis for the benefit of the yellow fevel
sufferers.
Carson Appeal: Yesterdays southern
stage brought up two bars of bullion from
the Northern Belle, valued at 81, 045. TO
the U. s. Mint. Also two bars from
Benton worth about ST.. 500.
| Carson Appeal: The business at thi
popular bathing place has increased t
such an extent that it requires tw
coaches now to accumulate the trave
between this city and the Springs.
White Pine News: The Eberhard
mill was shut down last Saturday.
will start up again in about two weeks
and will probably make a run Of fiv
weeks, when it will close down for tn
winter.
Elku Independent. 2lst: We wer
sorry to learn this evening that old ma
De Graf of Huntington Valley, had bee
. kicked and severely hurt by one of
couple of horses he WAS leading TO watel
, out at his ranch.
Sutro Independent: The top Of Com
mountains, and other elevated peaks
, all directions about town, were, Wedne
day morning, white with snow. Thi
, was the first snow OF the season to MAX
any showing on the ground.
: Gold Hill News: Reports yesserds
Q and to-day are that the diamond drill hi
been set at the bottom of the main il
cline of the Ophir and is boring the o.
; body. Saturday night assays from Il
3 bottom of the incline showed $39.
, Carson Tribune: The Pine Nut min
!. are again attracting attention. Son
+ very fine looking quartz, showing plen
OF free gold has been brought in fro
there OF late, and interested parties fe
very sanguine Of having bonanza.
A man by the name of Billy McCar
is travelling along the line of the Cent?
:. Pacific railroad in the garb of Cathol
priest, under the name and title of Re
2 Dr.. Hogan" He is pronounced frau
= and people are cautioned to beware
him.
Il The Carson Mint has shipped $500. 0
:. in Standard Dollars to the Es
y 4, tha 0oak faw 1ava includi,