The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01
STATE ITEMS.
Vags infest Elko.

Training goats TO race in Austin.
Tho stamps of tho mill in Ward are
silent.
Men are leaving Tusoarora for South.
ern Utah.
Bat few Eureka mines have changed
hands this year.
Steel boilers will soon be introduced
ON the Comstock.
Charley Baker killed a. Wells, was a
native of Illinois.
The Paradise boys are going for the
Reporters wood-pile.
Bodie is TO have steam coffin factory,
SO says the Carson Appeal.
There are large bands of beef cattle on
the road from Idaho to Winnemucca.
The Martin White Company of Ward
shipped last week $4,000 in bullion.
Thirty.three deaths and thir.y-four
births in Virginia City during the month
of September.
Manhattan District, fifteen miles south
Of Belmont, says the Courier, is likely to
loom up again soon.
The Reporter says kettling dogs is
good enough Sunday amusement for the
average Paradise angel.
The Indians complain that there are
no ducks, geese or other waterfowl at
the Sink OF Humboldt this year.
Eureka Leader: Surveyor Thomas j.
Read is preparing very elaborate map
OF the Eureka Consolidated mine.
A considerable quantity OF Eko Min.
eral Soap has been sold in Tuscarora
and those who have used it commend it
highly.
Reno Journal: Large quantities Of
freight are being moved now. Special
trains and extra hours for employees are
the rule.
The Sentinel tells of o man named
Captain Taylor who has lately been
amusing himself by bilking the citizens
of Eureka.
The Ward Reflex says Jack Irwin and
others are making arrangements to put
up q 20-stamp mill at the mouth of Dry
Guloh, Osceoia.
Elko Independent George l.. Tucker,
famiarly known in the county as "Unc.e
George" died at his residence in Elko,
on last Friday morning.
Supt. Frank Bell has received orders
to build q new telegraph line between
Austin and Battle Mountain. along tho
line OF the new Nevada Central Railroad.
The Elko county Grand Jury dismissed
the charges against William Garrard,
who was held to answer in the sum OF
$4,000 for killing Simeon Barclay, at
Carlin.
A rich strike has been made in the old
Dominion mine ia Hot Creek District.
The orc is of the same character as they
formerly had in that mine-full OF horn
silver.
Reporter: The Paradise Company
shipped from this place last Tuesday,
two bars of bullion, valued at $3,S7e
making nearly $4,000 within the las,
three weeks.
NJ. J. Henley, the we'll known Vir'
ginia City insurance agent. has filed 9
petition IN bankruptcy. His liabilities
are about $4,000 Since 1871 he has
lost $50, 900 in stocks.
Euraka Leader: Mrs. Margaret Morton,
whose husband was killed some months
since on ranch at Thirty Mile Springs
by James Liddle, yesterday entered suit
in the District Court against Liddle TO,
500, 600 damages.
Eureka Sentinel: The largest ship
ment of bullion made in any month dur
ing the present year by the Richmond wal
in July. when $l57, 402.15 was shipped
and the lowest month was January
when $98, 1886 was sent.
JEFF. Kelton, a newspaper deliverer
was getting of freight train at thu
Gold Hill depot with SACK OF picked.uI
wood, when he slipped and his left foo
went under q wheel. II was not, how
ever. run over, although badly hurt.
Pierce Rogers was lured from BIZ
house in Tuscarora Thursday evening
and shot OF with double barrel gun
The charge OF bird shot took effect upor
his body, neck and bead. Jack Graz
was arrested, and identified as the per
son who fired the shot.
The Sierra Nevada. Union Consoli
dated and Mexican Mining Companies
have granted unto the Virginia ant
Truckee Railroad Company perpetua
right OF way. 40 feet in width, across
their ground. along which to operat
side tracks, switches, otc.
Elko Independent: Vicente, the younl
Mexican who received his death wound
at the hands OF Jose Lopez, the fugitive
died at the County Hospital at l:20 .
m. to day. He has lain in condition
of semi consc seriousness ever since receiv
ing his wounds. and expired withou