The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

hnu scarlet tever.
Thirteen bars of bulliou. valued a,
$4,000. were shipped from Gold Hill
lLey w.re from Briggs mill and were
tue product Of working taillngs.
Enterprise: nearly eli the mills on the
Carson river have been forced to shut
down on account of the low stage of
water. Most Of the mills we're running on
taiIings.
In speaking Of the coal burners
troubles. the Eureka Leader says further
Iawless proceedings are no; anticipated.
and the public generally look upon the
trouble as over.
Parties who have been rus;icating in
the Sierras say that both deer and bear
are to be found by those who are willing
to undergo The fatigue of climbing the
mountains for them.
Eureka Leader: A number Of knights
Of the Green Cloth formerly residing
here are now holding forth at Leadville
and Bodie We suppose they may be
classed rs Eureka ex.sports.
Sentinel: Mr.. j. McAvoy leaves Eu.
reka for Hot Creek this morning. lie
has secured the contract for the masonry
work of the new quartz mill about to be
built there for the Philadelphia Mining
Company by Prof. Clayton.
Belmont Courier: The people of West.
ern Nye are jubilant over the news that
stages will commence running between
Wadswortb and Belmont on the first OF
October. By this route we will be just
one day nearer TO San Francisco.
The Humboldt District Agricultural
Mining and Mechanical Society will hold
its g v-nth annual fair at the grounds OF
the Society. IN Winnemucca. on Tues
day, W dnesday. Thursday. and Friday,
October I4.h to the 17,h inclusive.
Eureka Leader: There is we'll euthen.
ticated rumor on the streets that rich
aud extensive body Of ore has been
struck in the X X mine. This is good
news for the large number of stock
holders in the mine who reside here.
Paradise Reporter: The purchase
money for the Big Prize mine ($10, OOO)
was received in Winnemucoa last Tues.
| day and paid over, and the deed to the
| properly placed on record. Last Winter
| $45. 900 was offered and refused for this
| mine.
The Silver City Times says that miners
who were employed in the Sutro Tune
a few weeks ago, state that on the 1906
level OF the Hale & Norcross mine Their,
Is an ore VEN from thirty to thirty.flv,
feet in width. The ore does not assay
very high. but the appearance of the veiI
is exceedingly promising
/ OK Tuesday last collision occurred
between the Eureka Coal Burners INT
and Sheriff's posse, ct Fish Greek
The officers made an attempt to arres
some of the off nders and were resisted
they then fred on the strikers, killinl
Eve of them. 1t is to be hoped tina
there will be no further bloodshed.
The Appeal tells of Carson goat be
longing to Mrs. Bingham which swaI
lowed the lady's purse, containing to-
shares of Sierra Nevada stock and $12
in small gold. A crosscut was immed
ately run across its throat and subst
quent DRIFT on its 1900 stomach levt
resulted in striking the lost bonanza.
r no Gnzetto: G. ". Stokes and Gee
Lpv+locks are working on O ledge 3
miles east of Lovelocks' Station. whic
s,x feet wide and contains $40 silvel
$40 gold and $l8 copper to the tor
Fifteen miles west Of the same static
they have gold and silver mine whic
assays 5000 to the ton in free millin
ore.
Residents of Sutro who want to tax
o hot bath, walk down Main street to
point about O quarter of mile east
Florence avenue, dof their clothes. On
. lie down in the anme through which II
water from the flooded mines flows
the Carson river. They like TO bath
in this way, but say that the water is tG
blamed hot.
Eureka Sentinel: A rumor was rife c
the street yesterday that an importal
strike had been made in the Eureka Coz
solidated. We were unable to get pa
Q ticulars. 1t is observable that the stot
was strong in the San Francisco mark
!, though the sales Were light. With in
portant developments in the Eureka Co
9 and X X the outlook of the district
anything but blue.
Reno Journal: A large forest fire b
J. been raging back of Verdi for two wee
past. The fire has swept over lar
8 tract of land and is now heading towar
! the bills where the forest is very dens
Another and larger fire has been burnil
n for some time between Truokee a,
Lake Tahoe. Still another rags ne
o Glenbrook. Untold damage is resultil
in consequence. The atmosphere is I,
d of smoke at Lake Tahoe.
II Tommy flanagan, of Osceola, inforI
10 the Ward Reflex that one.half Of t