The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
STATE ITEMS.
Paradise wants money order office.

son.
Eureks Con. has declared a dividend
of 50.
Spring City is getting 10 be lively
camp.
washoe county has sl0,7Ol.1O in its
treasury.
Silver Hill has levied an assessment
of 80 cents.
Barley is selling at two cents a pound
in Churchill.
The fever prevails in the western per
ton of the State.
Paradise is without church or doctor.
Happy Paradise.
The settlers at Bruneau have gotten
over their Indian scare.
Two OF the upper ten ladies OF Austin
had q fight over dog and cat.
Tho Cumins.Hoyt libel suit will be
tried in Hamilton next month.
The Leader says the the old manage.
men still controls the Eureka Con.
The Martin White Company OF Ward
shipped last week 5000 in bullion.
Another big strike in the Sierra Ne
vada will drive the stock off the Board.
The 5000 level OF the Beloher it is tx.
peoted will be opened on December LIST.
The bottom of the Scorpion shaft still
continues In proriaing vein formation.
II is expected tina. the mill at North
sunderland will bs running by the first
of next month.
The Grand Prize Company are per.
hitting their mine to fill with water to
the 500-ioot level.
The work of development in the Bel
mont mine, says the Courier, is being
pushed vigorously ahead.
II. c. Chaplin, assistant accountant at
the Con. Virginia Office, 10 sick abed with
the prevailing type of fever.
A gentleman from Bodie says that
from three to Ave deaths occur there
uuAiy bVLA PuSuaohis nAohS'
Alice Kennedy has begun n suit for
divorce, IN the District Court. Virginia
City, from Patrick Kennedy.
Charles Baker, OF Eureka. says the
Sentinel, while intoxicated. fell from
the train at Ca-lin. and wss killed.
Belmont Courier: There is no i'm.
mediate prospect Of the Hiehbridge mill
starting up - has been reported by some
OF the Eastern Nevada papers.
The Mount Hope Tunnel Company OF
| Tuscsrora have determined to pay Of
their employees every Saturday night.
The reporter Of the Reno Gazette
visited Como District and gives a very
encouraging account of the mines there
Reports from the Eureka mine, Como
are very favorable. Rich ore continues
to be encountered in the bottom of the
shaft.
Real and personal property in Washoe
county, is footed up by the Assessor fol
| 1917 " CO,cOU, 4oVs BuOWiut, nA iuCIUahs
over last year of $4,000.
Leader: The poker mania las taker
firm hold on Eureka young gentlemen
and as q consequence the young ladies
60 to church unattended.
Toe "drummsrs' intend TO contest
the validity of the drummer law" ani
are making up o case to take before Q
5. Judge Stephen j. Field.
The Genoa News says that the noun
tains Immediately west of, and overlook
ing the town, game. consisting of deer
grouse and quail, is very abundant.
The Reno Gazette learns that snow il
already eighteen inches deep on th,
mountains around Truckee, and from
two to three feet deep ON the SUBMITS.
Eureka Sentinel: Charles Dehmal
sold a mining claim to the Charter Tun
mel Company for $4,000. The claim sd
joins mine owned by the company.
Nothing further will be done in tn
crosscuts of the North Bonanza ant
Flowery until the return OF Superintend
snt Jackson, now il the Atlantic States
The assessment Of taxable property il
Eureka county for the present year
$4,000, 060 40. The Leader says this
an increase OF taxable values over las
year OF $780, 900.
We learn from the Eureka Sentint
that the population of Cherry Creeh
White Pine county, now numbers so
, souls, 200 hundred of whom are en-
! ployed in the mines.
Carson Appeal: During the past to
days there have been thirteen cases {
fever among the children Of the o.
phars' Home, and at the present tim
there are nine down with it.
, Elko Independent: G. l.. Bullar
. brought down some samples of ore frol
t the Home-Stay mine, located on th
r south side of the Leopard hill. in Germ,