The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-05
STATE ITEMS.

| The bnsiness men Of Reno want Sun. |
day law.
They are Getting out 1" men at work
in the Sutro tunnel.
The Good Templars Society of Tus.
carors is to bs recognized.
Jack Nage is dying of Brieht's disease
OF the kidneys, at Sacramento.
The Courier says two balloons went
up on the Fourth ct Belmont.
It costs $4,000 year to support the
Virginia City Fire Department.
The jury in Donnelly's case at Carson,
charged with tobbing the mail, disagreed.
The Eureka Leader says there will be
"big times at kuby Hill on the Fourth.
The hot weather has been productive
OF considerable sickness in Carson city.
The Sentinel tells that they make the
opium smokers work on the streets 10
Eureka.
The July term Of the Third judicial
District CorSt will begin on the seventh
OF July.
There will he great falling of Of the
potatoe crop in the western portion OF
the State.
The Yellow Jacket shaft is the deepest
vertical shaft in America, it being over o
half mile in depth.
The Eureka Sentinel says the little ten
months old con OF Mr.. and Mrs. ALI.
Charlz died last Saturday.
Virginia Chronicle: The pumping ma
chiuery OF the Lady Washington Com.
pany IS being taken apart for removal to
Bodie.
The Enterprise says about twenty
workmen have filed liens against tho
Succor. Some of them are for as high
Is $500 and 600.
Belmont Courier: Some OF the mine
,, owners of the Northumberland District
are making arrangements 10 ship ore
, to Eureka for reduction.
T. E Picotte, a practical printer, and
proprietor OF the Lyon County Times,
has been elected President of the Me-
chanics' Union of Lyon county.
Carson Appeal: The Cowing l. Fab.
riskie shaft is down so feet, in low grade
} ore. But the prospects of this mine are
> excellent and will yet be the salvation OF
this county.
: Lyon County Times: A ready little misc
! in Mrs. Hornick's department was asked
} "What are the principal minerals In Ne.
5 vadap" She replied without tho least
3 hesitation, Gold, silver and trout!'
Eureka Leader: Sixty heavy mining
timbers were taken up to the Consoli.
. dated this morning. The quantity Of
r timber used in that mine would make :
3 poor man rich without any trouble il hs
o only owned it.
Eureka Sentinel: 1t turns out that J
E. Duff, who departed so mysteriousl,
= last week, is defaulte- to the E. l. p
= Railroad Company to the amount Of
about 1926, 1000. He had been heIpinf
;, himself to the fluids Of the company iol
. ong time.
:, EIko Independent: Ten tons of copper
IS bullion from Railroad District arrived
!. here last night. L. f. Morgan has jus
n returned from there, reports tho fuEnsc'
n as working splendidiy, turning out NOR,
# copper, aud OF superior quality, than q
- any time during any previous run.
b Austin Reveille: During the six day
s. ending yesterday the Manhattan mil
reduced 1923 tons and 1892 pounds, Of tn
x assay value OF $34, "a. OF thi
ID amount $l8 500 SO was from custom or-a
Or 50 664 43 from tribute ores, $2,731.7
10 from North Star shaft and the remainder
10 ST., 0l4,24, from the Curtis shaft.
- Virginia Chronicle: MIR. Gilmore ha
q. recently discovered ledge Of kaolin il
Z. Washoe county. Kaolin is q clay frou
sr which porcelain IL manufactured, an
,e found principally 10 Cornwall and China
ID MIR. Gilmore exhibits piece which az
10 pears to be remarkably pure. Tho ledR
,g is three feet wide at the groupings.
Enterprise: Eight thousand dollar
D. went down to Suro last Thursda
u through the Savage mine and tunnel, {
40 pay off the laborrrs there yesterday
= Millions OF dollars have come up throug
- che Savage shaft, but this 10 the first OK
=. Ossion any large sum in one lump ha
20 gone down it. II is o route on who
70 few highwaymen are likely to be found
g, Virginia Enterprise: The Sierra NJ
" vsda Mining Company have commence
hauling ore to the Consolidated Virgini
70 ore house, whence il will be shipped b
IL rail to the Eureka mill, Carson riv-l
10 The Eureka mill is at present being su
10 on ta,liugs, but will start up on Slerr
ID Nevada ore az soon az q sufficient amour
Re has accumulated to keep the mill steadil
0. o. work.
" The Miners Union OF Austin, hav
elected the following officers, to serve 10
% the ensuing term: President, Wm. q