The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-24
STATE ITEMS.

Ophir
Nearly all the tramps have disappeared
along the railroad.
Hon. L. NJ Daggett intends making a
campaign tour Of the State.
Grantsville is the most promising camp
IN the State 1T the present time.
The Belmont Courier reports consider.
able prospecting being done in Western
Nye.
The Leader says a Eureka tiger will
appease its iungle-born hunger on the
Grantsvillaites.
The Lord fayors the people OF the
Comstock; he has been letting his water
| shower upon them.
Boynton Carlisle, late of the Enter
prise, is about to publish sixteen.
column paper in Geneo, to be called the
Genoa Courier.
The Coroner's jury in the case OF
William Pollard, killed in the Yellow
Jacket shaft, report the accident could
not be prevented.
The Enterprise says the Alta is now
bullion producer. The first bar of that
company, valued at 81, 1863 81, was
shipped last week.
Eureka Sentinel: Several parties
leave this morning for Grantsville, and
tomorrow morning number will leave
for | y L District.
We learn from the Leader that the
force at the Eureka Con. has been con.
siderably lessened of late, and men are
being drafted all the time.
The seventh annual Fair of the Nevada
State Agricultural Society will be held at
Reno, commencing on Monday. Sep.
TENDER q, and ending the Saturday
following.
It is expected that the header OF the
upraise from the $500 level of the Sierra
Nevada W to the bottom of the vertical
shaft will be pushed up at the rate of
ninety feet per week.
Virginia Enterprise; The Dayton
Gravel Company, who are operating near
the mouth Of Gold Canyon, have reached
bedrock and found good pay dirt. One
bucket of dirt yielded 81 So
The Times Review says that the mines
about Tuscarora are looking better than
they have for some time past, and that
by the first of August all the mills in the
camp will have full supply of ore.
Ward Reflex: A cave occurred in the
Martin White tunnel, near the face, i'm.
mediately after number of holes were
fired, Monday night last, that left an
opening about seventeen feet high. 1t
took thirty-two hours to repair damages.
Ward Reflex: All the machinery for
DR.. Brooks mill to be erected at Silver
Canyon is now on the road. That por.
ton shipped from Ward will reach
Silver Canyon about the same time that
the machinery IRON San Francisco ar
rives.
A man who says his name is Charles
Ryan was picked up Thursday morning
near Golconda, where he was found in a
helpless condition. His arm was broken,
he says, by an engine at Battle Noun
tain, where he had been at work on the
Nevada Central He was placed in the
County Hospital at Winnemucca.
Lawyer Cain, OF Reno, Henry Smith,
of Pyramid, Arthnr and Louis Bellmore,
two Virginia City boys, were fishing at
Pyramid Lake ON the 18th, when the
boat capsized and Smith and Arthur
Bellmore were drown. Cain and Louis
Bellmore chung to the boat, drifted
ashore and We're found this morning
much exhausted. The bodies were not
recovered.
Eureka Sentinel: The races that were
to have come off on the 9th and 9th of
July, at Hot Creek, were postponed to
the 9th and 2sth inst. On the first day
there will be two purses, one for $500,
and the other, $3.50, free for all saddle
horses. Second day, there will be
purse Of S500-half mile and repeat, free
for all horses in the State Good racing
NOV hc anticiratad