The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-22
STATE ITEMS.

died In the WESTERN phrt VI tno o'"'o
Saturday morning last
A bowlder weighing half ton went
crushing through the back part of the
house Of Lyman Jones Of Silver City.
So says the Times
The Governor has vetoed the bill for
railroad franchise from Tuscarora to
Elko, and the Senate sustained the veto
by vote of 10 to 10.
Virginia Chronicle At II o. IN. to-day |
another terrible mining accident occurred |
on the 1850 level of the @. d @. shaft. |
By it Henry Shellenberg and Benjamin
Davis lost their lives.
The officers of Captain Hubbard's
artillery company have qualified: tits
fact not generally known that his is the
third artillery company in commission
on the Pacific coast
The Gold Hill News says the Consoli-
dated Astor Mining Company has bond
ed to Frank Hanson Merrill, for 500, 600,
PAYABLE June LIST, 1879, that certain min
ing claim known as the North.
Eureka Leader: James Treventlick
met with severe accident by q fall from
the railrord trestle works, near the Rich
mond. His back and spine were injured,
and severe scalp wound inflicted.
Belmont Courier: From Thomas
Mitchell we learn that the mines in Dan
Vile District are looking we'll, and that
Superintendent Trippel is pushing along
the work of development at lively rate.
The Carson Tribune says @. A. V. Put
nam, State Printing expert, most pos
lively and emphatically denies that he
cut down the newspaper bills for adver-
Using for the State. He says he had
nothing to do with the matter whatever.
Work is to be commenced on the
Mountain King mine. The Gazette says
this mine, in Mcclellan District, has
given assays as high as $500 to the ton.
The mine is about eight miles east OF
Reno, and is owned and managed by q
Nevada company.
Ward Reflex: The Sheriff's sale OF
property belonging to the Eagle Mining
Company, Osceola, has been postponed
the real property to March the 8tt
and the personal property to February
2lst. The first named will be sold a
Hamilton and the latter at Osceola.
, Lyon County Times: Indian George
who lives at the campoody on the hill
west of town. says that the body fount
in the Seven by Eight shaft. was that o
7 a Piute Chief from Walker River, VIII
: died of smallpox about year ago, Will
visiting his two sisters in this city.
!. Reno journal; The United State
I Grand Jury found bills Of indiotmen
{ against ten OF the Pyramid fishermen 70
trespass. The men are to be place
i. Reno next Wednesday on their way I
Carson to appear before the authorities
!, Courier: Quite serious accident hal
10 pened to Dominic Renville while worl
h ing in the long raise of the Belmor
mine. 1t seems that he was overcom
j in some manner and tainted and keelt
over on lighted candle which set b
clothes on fire. He was severely but n
10 seriously burned.
ie Esmeralda Herald: Dick Maendal, wi
y was shot last Thursday night week
a. Hiram Thsyer, died last Wednesd'
~ night. The post norton examinatit
revealed the fact that the ball pass
through the stomach and liver, al
no nothing but the mans great vital
'e- kept him alive 30 long.
81, Leader: Eureka girls don't seem
'st worry much as to where the new Pc
Office will be located, but they would Ii
he to know why the young men alwa
. come to church socials with billiard CHI
y on their coats and the smell of crack
all on their breath. We leave it to an old
in head than ours to answer.
Elko Independent: In conversati
he with Mr.. Brown, Wells, Fargo & Go
ha agent at Cornucopia, we were somewl
g surprised to learn from him that
amount of bullion shipped from Il
OF camp, through his Office. aggrega
ere within small fraction of million o
pa- a half OF dollars. This figure is mt
he above what we supposed it to be.
mo At Yankee Blade, says the Revel
1ed George Montgomery, met with "
on. painful and severe accident Flo '
ion riding bareback down the hill when
len some cause or other the animal co
ate menced jumping, when he fell off,
ing horse striking him on the leg with
lew boot about half way between the an
ted and the knee, breaking both bones.
orn Times. Review: A gentleman at Y
ms kee Fork, says in letter to Judge
no, bot: ~ think we'll of this country q
e 80. mining district. vi course large SCI
,",. Of the country hereabout has not b.
~ proopected, but some of the claims h'
r H.. been worked. ard are showing la
~ quantities Of very rich ore. Within
- months I believe this will be one OF
dad leading quartz camps on the Pac
- coast"