The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-12

The Con. Virginia shipped Tor May T.
total of S205,77S.
The Eureka District Court calender
published in the "Sentinel" is long.
At Washoe City, the other day, ll,oo0
cords Of wood was destroyed by fire.
About 800 men are now at work on
the north end of the Carson and Colorado
Railroad.
The blacksmith shop of tho VIM.
Penn mine in Niger ravine was de-
stroyed by fire.
The Reflex says visitors are not allowed
in the main tunnel of the Martin White.
Cause-favorable ground.
Hereafter the merchants Of Eureka
will observe the Sabbath aud close their
| places of business at ! p. m. on Sundays.
Captain Dave. Of Wadsworth, has been
elected Chief of the Piutes, in place of
Naches, who has resigned the position.
Esmeralda Herald: The Northern
Belle shipped $40, 10 on May 2sth,
making total for the month to date OF
1872, 69l.09.
Silver State: From sixty to one hun
dred emigrants pass over the road daily
East and West. The number going from
California, according to the estimates OF
railroad men, is greater than that going
West.
Carson Appeal: Because Nevada
journalist loses 81, 500 by breaking bank
the California editors are astounded. Up
here everybody is amazed that an editor
did not carry such ridiculously small
sum in his pocket.
The Carson Times has this: Flood and
Fair, so it is reported, intend meeting in
London this Summer, obtaining control
of the Sutro tunnel, and then will return
to the Comstock and will set up an old
time "boom." The sooner the better.
Ward Reflex George Trowbridge was
heard from short time ago, accompanied
by the announcement that his eyes are
entirely gone. He stood much better
chance of recovering his eyesight than
, Dick Pilkington, so it necessarily follows
that the latter will share the same fate.
Times Review: The clean up of the ore
from the Young America South mine was
made at the Independence mill yester
day, and this morning the final shipment
7 of bars valued at $40, 35047. The tota
amount of ore crushed was 3l4 tons, ant
. the bullion yield was SIG, 33S.49.
Eureka Leader: Charley Fiske in ;
a letter from Tombstone says that if an.
one asks his opinion of that country t.
tell them they had better stay wher
| they are, as there is nothing in Tomb
stone. He does not seem very favorabl.
impressed with the new camp, and say
: that the fowery accounts of it i'll tn
papers are all lies
!. Virginia Enterprise: L. Z. Picotte
e who recently made several visits to Ply,
n amid District, has formed partnershi
II with H. f. Williams and Frank Shay {
Z San Francisco, to reduce ores IN Nevad
:, by patent process. They will eret
y reduction works near the Devils CAT
: Virginia. Their intention is to fir
j operate on ore from the Waller Defe:
- mine.
\. Eureka Leader: Yesterday, betwee
g the 200 and 400 levels Of the Richmon
4. another immense cave was broken in
N about 100 feet under the one discovers
IL few days ago. The new cave is ov
v, 200 feet long, and much larger than Il
re upper one. The developments will az
,e two more bonanzas to the Richmon
v. and there is no doubt now that it is Il
n. biggest mine in the world and can she
J. more ore than was ever uncovered in al
ID mine in existence.
W. Silver State: Railroad men say th
49, the road between here and WadswoI
ar is literally lined with tramps. TIL
en- swarm at every water tank and staff
IT. on the road, and as the train men ha
ap strict orders not to let them ride, tn
er have to count the ties from station
nd station. A great many of them get il
an sealed cars at stations, and ride until
ON tectedlor compelled by hunger and thi
at to call for assistance and beg to be
ar out.