The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31
STATE ITEMS.

| Ilute chIu parues are no" Hhc rage ia
Virginia City.
The opium habit is being carried 20
excess in Reno.
A portion of Lyon County is overrun
with grasshoppers.
Frank Schalats, a counterieiter, was
arrested at Winnemucca.
All State exchanges speak of drunken
Indians in their sections.
No charge for playing billiards in Bel
mont. So says the Courier.
The Grand Lodge of the State, I. o.
o. F., will meet in Virginia City on the
Sd of June.
Felix Donnelly. the last of the three
Cherry Creek stage robbers. will be tried
in Carson June I'd.
The Reflex says the Martin White
Company shipped last week IS bars of
bullion valued at $12, 1929.
Belmont Courier: The Alexander Min
ing Company shipped on the 18th Of
May bullion valued at 7,436.7G.
The Independent says the northern
end of Elko County is receiving more
attention from prospectors than ever
before.
The Footlight says they are liable to
strike big bonanza in the Ophir mine
at most any time. Experts say it is the
coming" mine.
Gold Hill News: The Grand Jury have
found true bill against L. B. Cohn. for
embezzling from the estate of William
Wilton, deceased.
The Eureka Sentinel says the Yankee
Fork fever continues undated, and
number OF parties will leave early during
the present week.
Austin Reveille: During the six days
ending yesterday the mill reduced 1877
tons and lips lbs of ore of the assay
value of $36, 540.03.
Eureka Leader: The Epidemic OF
measles with which 80 many children
OF the town are suffering, is fortunately
not of malignant type.
Sentinel, 27th Ten persons left Eu-
reka yesterday for Yankee Fork, and
eight or ten more are booked to go the
latter part Of this week
The Eureka Leader wants some light
ming calculator to please work out the
problem as to how $50, 900 courthouse
10 % ba h,;lk for 600 nm
M. D. Halpin has disposed of bis in
terest in the Daily Stage, Virginia, to N.
M. Benham. The Stage will hereafter
be published by Plant Il Benham.
Paradise Reporter: Ed. Byrnes and
other owners OF the Reindeer mine, in
Spring City, have bonded their claim to
Sacramento capitalists for $4,000.
Silver State: A force of miners are now
at work on the Eagle mine. in Indian
District, and the mill will be started as
soon as it can be put in working order.
Enterprise: Work on the Sutro tunnel
has now been carried up to the Savage
connection. Six hundred feet OF boxes
are now daily being laid in the sub-dran.
The Virginia Chronicle says the slopes
of the California yielded the past week
an average of 157 tons per day, which
has now been increased TO nearly 200
tons.
Tybo Sun: Dave Service came in from
TEN Pahute during the week He says
that the ore in the Wyandotte Company
mines is getting richer the deeper they
sink
Carson Appeal: In Wells, Fargo Il
Co. g office piece of ore from the Mann
| moth mine. Lake District, was on exhi.
bition yesterday at Carson. which goes
$500. 900 to the ton.
The Carson Appeal says Bob Hamil-
ton, the State Prison convict, who has
been playing the crazy dodge, has be.
come tired OF the insane ruse, and now
turns out to be as rational as ever.
Information as to the whereabouts OF
John Gavin is wanted by his wife, who
is at present in Battle Mountain. Gavin
recently worked in Lewis District, but
left there a short time ago for parts un-
known.
Virginia Chronicle: 1t is reported that
GOO men will be discharged from the
Sutro Tunnel on the first of the coming
month. The SUBJ drain will be completed
about the 18th, when n number more
will be discharged.
Governor Kinkead has issued requisi.
ton for the arres. OF Michael Holland,
now resident OF Lake District, CAL,
who is charged with embracery, sup
posed to have been committed at Can
delara month or two ago.
Eureka Leader: The Metamoras fur
mace is ready to commence work, ant
Col. Taylor is only awaiting orders from
Chicago to begin operations. The fur
mace is greatly improved, and will b,
able to smelt 40 tons daily hereafter.
Eureka Sentinel: A letter from Sheriff