The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-10
STATE ITEMS.
The "Tiger" infests Sutro.

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Empire boasts of fourishing tenn
perance club.
The ella Company has levied an as.
sessment Of % cents per share.
Eiko Post: In town: Cherries and
cucumbers-c collie and contrition.
They will not need any trial jurors at
the mex! term of the U. S. Court in Car
son.
An assessment of so cents per share is
levied on the North Bonanza Mining
Company.
The Belmont Courier says there was
some rich rock struck in the Seventy
Seven last week.
The Times-Reyiew says the Infidel
mill will commence crushing ore from
the Infidel mine.
About so men are now employed in
taking the first wood-drive of the season
out of the river at Dayton.
The Reveile says the Indian boys sell
bouquets in Austin for bit. So Austin
has got to be a :" bit town" at last.
There is not as much bullion passing
through Carson. via the stage from the
south, as there used to be.
The Esmeralda Herald says Dick Nc
Alpin, of Bodie, is converting his once
handsome saloon into theater.
Reno is infested with bad crowd, it
seems. and the tar and feather brigade
will have to be called into service.
Ward Reflex: During the month of
April the Martin White Company
shipped bullion valued at SGT .225.44.
The Enterprise says the Mexican mill
is now being run on tailings. There is
plenty of water and the river still rising.
Austin Reveille: During the six days
ending yesterday the mill reduced 1877,
tons OF ore of the assay value of $780,
622 80.
A Digger Indian is employed in the
Sutro tunnel as chief engineer of mule
team. He is said to be the best mule
driver in the tunnel
Walter Cox who killed Joseph Kerr
at Cherry Creek in November, says the
Reflex. was convicted of manslaughter
after six-dsys trial.
Belmont Courier: Thomas Mitchell q
we'll known mill man from Typo and
Belmont. has taken charge of the Alex.
ander mill as foreman.
The Enterprise says the Sierra Nevada
Company has commenced shipping ore
to the Mariposa mill for reduction. This
begins to look like business.
Reno Gazette: Foriy-two tons of base
bullion from the Baconsfield mine were
shipped from Winnemucca yesterday,
1t contained over $500 per ton in silver.
The Highbridge Mining Company,
says the Belmont Courier, resumed work
on their mine on Tuesday. The com.
pany shipped, April 9th, bullion valued
at 81, $3.50
1t is feared that St. Mary's Hospital,
under the immediate management oil
the Sisters of Charity, Virginia City.
Will have to be closed for want OF means
to carry 1t on.
Carson Tribune: The insuring of the
Capitol building was to-day awarded to
the companies represented by the Car.
son City Savings bank. they being the
lowest bidders.
| Austin Reye;lle: There is some little
prospecting going on in this county, 9
little more than we were aware of; still,
comparatively speaking. the force al
work is very small.
Typo Sun: The Typo Consolidated
have sgain changed furnaces and are
running at the usual rate, the bullion
product keeping up to the standard Of
the past few weeks.
Carson Appeal: frame house forty
feet long, situated on Treadway's ranch
was yesterday morning moved q distanc.
of three feet from its place, by the strouf
wind which prevailed.
The report having gained currency
says the Tuscarora Times Review, tha
Pollard and Marancy had bridged ovel
their coDjugal split, the former desires
US to deny the allegation in toto.
The heavy machinery of the Overmar
Mining Company will probably be trans
ferred to the Forman shaft next month
1t will be sufficiently powerful to sinl
the shaft to the depth OF $500 feet.
The Reflex. of Ward, says Judg.
Rives sentenced Frank Clifford to th,
State Prison for term of eleven years
His original sentence was twelve years
and the Judge allowed him the year be
had already served.
} Silver State: The Paradise Valley Min
ing Company shipped from Rye Patel
last Thursday. three bars OF bullion
valued at $5,727.1S. The company hay,
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