The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
STATE ITEMS.
Como has o postohice.

The Comedies are jubilant over their
mining outlook.
The Enterprise reports a coal famine
on the Comstock.
Ormsby county issued foity-siI mar
riage licenses last year,
A terrible storm in the Sierra Nevada
delayed the trains two days.
A very promising mine has lately been
discovered at Schellburn.
In 1879 her INDECENT sick and poor
cos. Lyon County nearly 81, 500.
John Connolly, of Cherry Greek, died
recently victim Of intemperance.
Rumor has it that the Rsveille mill
will start up on tailings in few days.
The prospects are that Tenn Pahute
will be pretty lively camp this Spring.
The Virginia Chronicle advises the
boys of that city to fight SNOWFALL battles.
The grocers Of Virginia City hereafter
will close their places Of business Sun
days. ...-... -
G. S. Varisn has been renominated to
the Senate as u District Attorney
for Nevada. s- ...,
The Ramsdell mill is at work on orc
from the Waller Defeat workings of tho
Justice Company. .. .....r
Typo Sun: The output Of bullion from
here by the Typo Con. for the past week
foots up $5.l55.59.
The Virginia and Gold Hill Water
Company harvested and housed 1880
tons of excellent ice during the late cold
snap" '
The Courier informs US that the BEL
mont Company's new concentration will
bsr unning some time during the present
month.
The Sun says there is some talk on
the streets in Tybo that the Downeyville
mines have been sold to an Eastern
Company. .......... .....
Eureka Leader, 10th: During tho past
week the Richmond Company have
shipped Is bars of bullion, valued at
$50. 76l.37.
Austin Revsillo: The mill started up
on Monday the 9th instant. and to date
has crushed ~ tons Of the assay value
Of $21 .039.90.
Eureka Sentinel; 1t was reported en-
the street last evening that Col. Pete
l 10 l> I'll
Now, Gabriel, blow your horn.
The Methodist Church at Austin is
holding a revival meeting. Here is q
chance for the sinners Of the Reveille to
save their souls from damnation.
Enterprise; Few Indians except those
of the masculine gender were seen about
town yesterday. The squaws AID chill
drsn are showed in out among the hills.
Some very fine ore is being taken from
the groupings of the Centennial ledge,
says the Belmont Courier, as the out II
being run to make room for the shaft
house.
The Reno Gazette condemns tho prac
tice OF canning dogs IS cruel. They
must put 'em mp alive. The next thins
that paper will be turning its batteries
on the sausage industry.
The Enterprise has the following
Mrs. Charles M. Brewster, OF Carson
has brought suit for divorce against DR.
e. A. Brewster, a resident OF Virginia
Adultery is alleged as the cause.
Eureka Leader: The forooious. kinl
god whose majestic presence adorns tn,
Chinese Joss Honss is being painted
and touched up for New Year. Tn,
rsnovating brush rather increases hi
superlative uglinsss.
, Eureka Sentinel: Tho Eureka Con
. solidatsd mine produced in geld, silvs
aud lead, for the eleven months endinl
November 3Osh. 1879. $4,000, 200. Tn,
yield of the Richmond for tho sam,
period il given at 81, 425,000
Carson Appeal: A dispatch from Can
dalsria states that Owens. the murdere
Of Travsr, was captured yesterday by
man named McLain, but Ovens. frissdl
interfered and took him away from Nc
, Lain. The citizens are now after tn,
,, murderer in dead earnest and will ais,
make it lively for this gang Of ruffianl
who effected his rescue.
Reno Gazette: As the west boun,
train No. 6. was yesterday passinI
through snow shed near Cold Strsau
= brakeman named William Hackstt wa
, knocked from the cars by beam in tn
shed. Hs fell beneath the wheels
, crushing an arm and both legs. He va
taken 10 Truckes, and wolf cared for