The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-14
STATE ITEMS.


in that section as going dry.
The Rsveills predicts that hay will be
worth SIS per ton in Austin next Winter.
The Courier reports several rich ore
bodies being opened in the Belmont !
mine. |
The Leader wants Mount Etna to |
consider itself engaged for the Fourth Of
July at Eureka.
There is rumor that the Indians have |
killed several prospectors of Spring City |
on the 0wyhee.
Enterprise, Sth: The California Min
ing Company last night shipped 90 bars
of bullion. worth $4,000 So.
The California and Con. Virginia have
declared dividends of so cents eaob, to
be paid on the 14th and 10Th.
The Eureka Sentinel says H. W. Faust
has resigned his position as Secretary OF
the Ruby Hill Miners Union.
The Belmont Courier says the Alex
ander Mining Company of Grantsyille 10
shipping bullion right along.
A correspondent writing to the Eureka
Leader says Yankee Fork is a good place
for poor man to keep away from.
Belmont Courier: We learn that an
| eastern company will soon commence
operations in Morey Mining District in
this county.
Chronicle: A report is current that
| good ore has been found on the 1850
level of the Alta, though the matter Is
kept very quiet.
The Enterprise says hay is growing
repidly on the ranches in Lower Carson
valley, and the appearance now indicates
a full average crop.
The Appeal says the Carson river is
higher at the present time than it has
been for many years at this season. Milk
ranchers are happy.
Governor Kinkead is in receipt Of
most encouraging news from many por-
tions of the State, in regard to the sale
of Mr.. Mighels' book.
The Lyon County Times says the force
at work at the William Penn mine has
recently been increased, and the ore.vein
is being laid bare.
Mollie Willoughby, who has for the
best portion of the last two years been
resident of Elko, says the Independent,
recently died at Kelton, Utah.
| Attachments are pouring into the office
Of the Sutro Tunnel Company. They
are put in at the request of Virginia and
Gold Hill creditors of employees.
Judging from a letter published in the
Eureka Leader, it looks as though the
Eureka Courthouse, when completed,
will cost as much as the Courthouse in
Phoebe.
Austin Reveille: For the month OF
May the Manhattan mill reduced 401
tons of ore of the assay value OF $102,
009 80. OF this amount 1922, 1888 81 was
from custom ores.
G. s. Batterman, son of General Bat.
teruan, has returned to Carson, says tn.
Appeal. in possession of his sheepskiu
from the College of Engineering at the
University of California.
Enterprise. 9Th: About II O'Clock
night before last, John Brenhots, 9
miner of this city, committed suicide a,
his room by shooting himself through
the heart with arevolvor.
Virginia Chronicle: About 200 tons o.
ore extracted from the new vein recently
7 discovered i'll the Waller Defeat end Of
> the Justice ground have been hauled tt
Q the Pacific mill, which will be started uI
shortly.
( The Eureka Sentinel says the GRAND
Jury in session at Eureka found true
bills against M. Mccormick. Frank Con
nors. Harry B. Smith and John Mans
field, charged with felony in opium
I smoking. Bail fixed at $500 each.
: Reflex: The " Breech- loader" located
on the Steptoe range. almost opposite
Ward. we learn from Mr.. Weaver, one o
! the owners, is not looking so we'll at a
? the first blush. but they have on tn
n dump twenty tons of ore worth full.
$500 to the ton.
nj Ward Reflex: A. V. Hoyt is in Sal
!. Francisco. where he will remain until tn
next term OF Court and be on hand to an
swer the indictment charging him will
libel. II Assemblyman Sharp says b
It has skipped out" he takes no pains t
conceal his whereabouts.
i Two men from Virginia are diggip
K for coal about six miles north from Wads
worth, on the recommendation of Mrs
o Bowers, the Washoe seeress. They hav
n run tunnel in several hundred feet an
found vein an inch and half thick
They are now sinking.
: Silver State: E. P. Tory brought dow
from Paradise yesterday, bullion value
at $1,000. It was the product of OF
from the Bullion mine. worked at tb
\. Sedan mill. "Eb" says he will bet o