The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-01
STATE ITEMS.

j lie CitckS III Eiko county arc iuiihlhS
banks full
The Reveille complains OF the extreme
dullness of Austin.
The Sutro yigilantes ordered Sutro.
lite to leave that burg.
Reno is annoyed by dead goats being
thrown in the river.
Since the first of January Tuscarora
shipped bullion valued at Sl47 ,644.3l.
A White Pine Democrat wants c. II.
Belllnap nominated for Supreme Judge.
The Tuscarora Times Review has
changed from morning to an evening
daily.
There are now Isl convicts in the State
Prison,-the highest number ever reached
in Nevada.
The Belmont Courier says the Liberty
mine of San Antonio is developing into
grand proportions. .......
Sentinel: The Eureka Consolidated
has a fine body of rich ore between the
the eighth and ninth levels
3,409 voters are registered at-Virginia
City. The Enterprise says this is over
800 more votes than were registered last
year
Courier: The line OF railroad between
the Mound House and Candelaria will
be within 35 miles of Grantsville and SO
miles of Belmont.
Eureka Sentinel: a prominent mine
was bonded ON Sunday, for the Eastern
market. The sale is to be consumated
on or before the first of July.
The New York Daily Mining News has
been informed that 81 900, 900 was offered
and declined for the Alexander mine, of
Grantsville, Nye county, Nevada,
Paradise Reporter: Queen City and
vicinity of the Paradise mill must here.
after be known by the euphoneous and
inappropriate name of Tape-worm Gulch.
The Reveille says there are a number
OF Eastern capitalists in Austin for the
purpose of taking look at the mines
with the view of purchasing mining prop
erty in that vicinity.
Enterprise: David Scholar, who re.
ceived a blow on the head from a falling
stone at the Union shaft day before yes
terday, died at l45 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. He never fully recovered his
senses.
The Silver State says party OF four
teen vacqueros left to-day under the
direction of J. +. G. Hunter, for the
Stein Mountain country to drive about
5000 head of cattle to Cheyenne,
Wyoming Territory.
The Washoe Indians don't want thei,
pine-nut orchards destroyed They ap
peal to the Hon. John H. Kinkead, Gov
ernor of the State of Nevada, and tn,
United States officers of Nevada, to ale
them in securing theinjust rights.
The Republicans of Virginia City hav
nominated j. A. Stephens for Mayor w
s. O'Brien for Chief of Police, Franl
Fredericks for City Treasurer, s. c
Smith for City Assessor, NJ. c. Tildel
for City Attorney, and H. NJ. Zortmal
for City Tax Collector
Carson Appeal: The Tribune has bee
masquerading i'll a lions skin lon
enough. We have stripped it of its tai
tered hide and now propose to belabor
until its bray of anguish establishes tn
fact of its being jackass beyond the pei
adventure of doubt
The following is the Democratic ticke
in Virginia for city officers: Mayor, ]
c. Currie; Chief of police, George Brown
Tax Collector, John A. Mahaney; Cit
Assessor, d. A. Moriarity; Treasurer, ]
B. Mallon; City Attorney, R. B. Mitchell
Aldermen First Ward, VIM. Coyn,
Second Ward, Victor Jones; Thir
Ward, John Shaughnessy; Fourth Ware
John Snow.
Dick Walsh, a sheepherder in the Ell
ploy of Wash Jackson of Big Vale.
was murdered by Charles Meyers la
Sunday. The two men quarreled da
or two before, and Meyers renewed I'll
dispute upon meeting Walsh on the rang
finishing by leveling Winchester riff
and shooting Walsh in the side, inhictir
a wound that proved fatal in few hour
; Meyers has surrendered himself to Il
officers.
t Reno Gazette: a Piute received gu
: shot wound at Paradise the other da
and the medicine man of the tribe unde
took to cure the hurt. With this obje
e he painted the gun with red spiral strip
and then planted its breach in the cart
He next sucked the wound to take O
a the "bad blood" A variety Of meant
tons completed the treatment, at Il
end of which the patient was no bett
and the medicine man was "off his feed
) Virginia Enterprise: Last evenin