The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02

The Sentinel says the District court ls
doing lively business in Eureka in the
way of naturalizations.
The Sentinel claims that the Demo-
cratic Convention held in Eureka Tues
day, placed strong ticket in the field.
Belmont Courier: Mr.. S. Fl. Squire
informs us that the mining outlook OF
Gold Mountain District is excellent and
that things will be booming there by
and-by.
Austin Reveille: During the past
week the mill has reduced 1919 tons of
the assay value of $40, 3O6 81. Of this
amount sl2, 966 26 is from ores $50, FOL
76 from tribute ores and S6,63S SO from
Curtis shaft.
Times-Review: The bond Of Page &
Kelly mine in Good Hope, to Eastern
parties expires this month or early in
October. The parties who bonded the
property have not yet signified their in
tention regarding it, but we learn in
directly that it has been sold.
Eureka Leader: We learn on good
authority, that very important and
unexpected development has been made
in the Albion. On Saturday, in the
bottom of the main shaft, indications OF
ore were discovered, and it is said that
the whole shaft is now in body of low
grade ore. The strike is unexpected.
Carson Times: Congressman Daggett
has received letter announcing the re-
lection of Lee CASTOR, his apprentice to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The
physical examination was too rigid for
his delicate physique. Mr. Daggett has
signified his intention of appointing Nc
Donald, the athletic six-footer who stood
number two in the preliminary examin-
alton.
! The Republican Legislative nominees
in Storey County are as follows: For
Senator-C. c. Stevenson and A. J. Tyr
rell. Assembly, Virginia-John L.
Black, Geo. Bettinger, M. M. Fredericks,
Chas. L. Lang, NJ. c. Tilden, ]. j.
Shepherd, Patrick Conway, j. H. Rob
erts. Gold Hid. Thornburn, c. s
Young, w. d. Gray, James Langan, j.
d. Reise, A. 0. Leermo.
M. J. Storer, an old resident of East
ern Nevada, returned from the YANKEES
Fork country few days ago, and ba
gone over to Ward, his old stamping
ground. Mr.. Storer, thinks that tn,
Idaho country is overrated, and say
, that, so far as his observations extended
he saw no indications of a camp tina
! would compare favorably with many b
? could mention in this portion OF tn
' State. Eureka Sentinel.
Enterprise: w. w. Cole, the circu
: man, telegraphs from Livermore, Cal
| fornia, to Mr. Mooney, of this city, ask
e ing if he can furnish him five Piute Ii
n dams, one to be squaw, for showing
Australia, to be returned next JUNE
i Mr.. Mooney is out Of 'Injuns" just nov
l. and is therefore unable to fill the orde
o We invite the attention Of Captain Sal
g to this demand for people of his tribe Il
e the foreign market.
t In speaking of Bishop Whitaker
l. School for girls, the Reno Gazette say
s Hitherto the want of water has pr
). vented the planting of trees or gras
i But now, by the completion of the Hig
! land ditch, this want has been fully SUI
!. piled. A two-inch pipe has been co
"a nected with the main of the Reno Wat
to Company, which furnishes an abunda
ID supply Of water for irrigation, as well
t. for household purposes. In ANTICIPATE
X of this, four hundred trees were set o
last Spring, nearly all Of which are gro
w ing finely. The long flight of steps
y, which the approach to the school "
be formerly made, has been removed, ane
he graceful walk, following the contour
EN- the hill, has taken its place. A har
ce some gravelled carriage drive in front
e. the school has been constructed, a
re. several plats of ground have been Ii
hv out for grass and flowers.