The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-25
STATE ITEMS.

Jerry Dayton has resigned tho super
of the De Frees mine.
General Kit.rell has gone to Bodie
where be will practice his profession.
The Sentinel reports the arrival at
Eureka of Judge Cole and his daughter.
The Chronicle says J. b. Trendwell is
new official map of the Com
stock.
The product of the California and Con-
solidated Virginia mines for 1878 is $751;
945, 1892.
The Reno Gazette wants the States
revenue increased by levying ST. tax on
the CANNES.
The Belmont Courier says the mill
and mine of tho Jefferson Company shut
down last week.
Cattle mel say that stock in the valleys
is suffering, but that among the hills
they fare all right.
Ward Reflex, 18Th: Since our last
issue the Martin White Company shipped
ten bars OF bullion.
The Gold Hill News says the Piutes
are bringing in any amount OF quail from
the sink of the Carson.
They are quito busy at the Belmont
Foundry. says the Courier, turning out
castings for the Higubridge mill.
Belmont Courier, 18th: The High
bridge Mining Company shipped, yester-
day, bullion valued at 80, 3OG.SG.
The citizens of Grantsville want that
portion of Nve county annexed to
Lander. The Reveille doesn't object.
The Enterprise says the artificial lake
at the mouth of the Sutro tunnel swarms
with fish from three to four inches IN
length.
The Times-Rsview says i! is really
astonishing how many people in town
are losers by Grand Prizeiand Argenta
stocks"
Thomas w. Raymond. Peter Morris
and j. H. Smith were pardonrd and
restored to citizenship by the State Board
OF Pardons.
They have "home made" ice in Vir.
ginia City and the local of the Enterprise
is putting in good supply 30 as to keep
his head cool during the coming Sum-
mer.
1t is reported that eastern capitalists
says the Reno Gazette, have purchased
the Consolidated mine, Peavine District
the purchase money being 500, 600, mil
included.
Eureka Sentinel: Ex-Sheriff Sias will
after April LIST, return to his old business
of blacksmithing, in Eureka. Should b.
prove as good blacksmith as he was
Sheriff. his success will Be assured.
The Times. Review says that owners o
mining claims near town, say they flint
it impossible to keep shafts and prospec
holes covered over. as the timber use,
for that purpose is stolen Tor fire wood.
Eureka Leader: A large number o
wood ranches are being entered abou
fifty miles from town, and in the vicinit
of the Willows. station that promise
to be of much Importance the comm
summer.
Esmeraida Herald: Never during tn
past year has the town OF Aurora been S
dull and quiet as for the past two weeks
There has been scarcely ripple of an
kind OF excitement, and as for news thel
is absolutely none.
Carson Tribune, 18th: Being invite
by members of the Legislature to delivt
an address on the subject of taxation
Harry Mighels consents and names Nor
day night as the time and the Assembl
chamber as tho place.
} Eureka Sentinel: Venomous, slande
ing tongues have been wagging busi
the past two days. Should the rumo
be traced to their source some one wi
learn lesson that will prove benefici
; to themselves and the community.
, Typo Sun: Hardly had the body
, Mr.. Davis grown cold in the grave befo
it was announced that another victi
3 had fallen before the dreadful disease.
pneumonia. This last victim was Patrit
: Sullivan, miner. and native OF Il
l County Wicklow, Ireland.
Typo Sun: There is nothing new
note at either the Bunker Hill or Two
q Everything is working smoothly as usut
Q The furnaces are running nicely, and Il
bullion product is about the same
. ordinary. The bullion product for Il
: present month amounts to $35, 595 03.
Eureka Leader: Dr.. Stearns, Jud
Thompson and G. Collier Robbins Il
: town yesterday for the Tenn Pahu
country. where they are opening q val
able property, lately bought by the PHI
: adelphia capitalists. Their machine
. is now arriving at that point by way
0 Salt Lake.
I Reno journal, 10th: Tonight q.
/. Marshal Ash, accompanied by Mss,
0 Lord and Stems, will pass through Re,