The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-28
STATE ITEMS.
The Eureka town flag cost $135.

The Courier gives good account OF
the Belmont mine.
Tho Reporter says they have "caDned
dogs " in Paradise.
The grass is growing rapidly in Smoky
Valley. Cattle fat.
The Courier expects lively times on
the Fourth at Belmont.
Work has been resumed on the Kos
suth mine at Silver City.
The Sentinel says it has been decided
to celebrate the Fourth at Eureka.
The Silver State says the G. P. r. r.
is LAYING steel rails west OF Winnemucca.
This term Of Bishop Whitaker's
"School for Girls closed last Wednes-
day.
The Leader says Schofeld is painting
scenery for the Bartlett Tbeater of Eu-
reka.
According to the RsvoiIie the Austin
ties are amusing themselves poisoning
dogs.
The Ward Company. of Virginia City,
has levied on assessment of SO centsper
share.
| Grass is getting short for the saloon
keepers and restaurant proprietors of
Sutro.
The Shoshones are holding grand
fandango OF the mouth Of Marshall Can.
yon near Austin.
The Elko county Grand Jury ignored
the charge of shooting cattle made
against William Mccall.
The George Douglass Mining Company
has declared stock dividend of A per
cent. payable Immediately.
i A feature OF the celebration OF Row.
landsville, Lake Tahoe, will be the par
ade OF 200 Indians in war dress.
Typo Sun: We learn that r. o. Glover,
Supt of the Night-Watch mine has ar
rived at Hot Creek from New York.
The Enterprise says the little Piutes
about Virginia City are able to give the
white boys tough game of marbles.
The Eureka Leader reports the find
ing of fine body OF ore in the east cross.
, cut OF the 600.foot level of the Hamburg
mine.
Eureka Leader: There is q rumor pre-
, valent on the Hill that ore in quantities
, has been found on the fourteenth level
of the Consolidated,
Silver State: About one hundred cal
loads of tea and silk from China and
Japan, passed through in the past twenty
! four hours, going east.
The little FIVE months son OF All
4 Chartz, says the Eureka Sentinel, il
! dangerously i'll. 1t is thought that b.
i cannot live many days.
;, Two Cinnamon went into the house o
+ another Chinaman. named Sing Wan, il
L Virginia City, gave him a severe beating
, and kidnapped his wife, Nan Ying. Til,
II Chinese are surely becoming Christian
j lied.
Appeal: The latest agony affected b.
the Carson bloods is to pin glass tub
!. partly filled with water, under their Goa
"a lappels. to keep their button hole bou
- quets fresh.
g Eureka Sentinel: Stewart, who wa
charged with attempting to break into
II freight car OF the e. & P. Railroad, wa
J. before the District Court yesterday, an
l. his trial resulted in an acquittal.
:. Reno Journal: We join with the Ente,
,e terprise in the statement that mo ma
u ia at to go to Congress who will nc
IN fight" We hope Daggett will call OF
is eight or nine of the worst fre.eaters.
Tribune: The Carson Mint will clos
:. on Saturday to make the annual sestl'
A. ment. Deposits will be received as usua
:. but no returns can be made until Jul
IL LIST, when that institution reopens f
business.
he Elko Post: We have a COW 10 ELL
lie which could be utilized and save Il
N. Government $4,000 u year as fog no,
40 for Goat Island. The lowing OF tn
er' COW Of night beats the bulls Of Basha
dc all hollow.
Paradise Reporter: The livery ar
stage stable used by Rickard & Mors
he proprietors of the Winnemucca, Paradi
iu- and Spring City Stage Line. located
the latter named place, was entire
!. destroyed by fire on Wednesday night.
An Elko Independent: Lo! the poor L
,.h dian, sauntered through the Main sire
md last evening with nothing on but
,ial blanket. The balance Of his wardrol
The adorns the person of the savage vi
could shuttle one on top" better TIL
he could.
en-. Enterprise: The bonanza folks are ,
ek- timbering tho old Latrobe tunnel in
n'' very substantial manner. Tho mouth
this tunnel is in the eastern suburb
near st. Mary's Hospital. II was
IKE first grand tunneling project undertak