The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-25
STATE ITEMS.

has been sent to States Prison Tor one
year for theft.
The Albion b. B. C. of Eureka, says
the Sentinel" in match game defeated
the Austin b. B. c.
The Reno Gazette says they are now
approaching Senator Fair as newspaper
man, because he owns part of the Fir-
ginia Enterprise.
The Dayton Times says it is rumorcd
that the Sutro Tunnel Company intends
shortly to begin prospecting some of the
lodges which the tunnel cut while being
driven.
White Pine News: Over Coo head Of
horses passed through last Sunday en-
route for Idaho and Montana. The band
belonged to Gilmer & Salisbury, were
| gathered up around Phoebe, and will be
used on their northern stage lines.
A Rumor Was current here OH yester-
day, says the News of the 18th, that the
Jennie A mine located on the White Pine
| Mountain, had been sold to London cap
italists for S250,000 The Jennie A is a
base metal mine, and has been considered
a valuable property.
Articles of incorporation for the Salt
Lake and Western Railroad were filed in
Carson Saturday. The road will run
from Salt Lake to San Francisco through
Nevada to compete with the Central
Pacific. Jay Gould and Dillon are back
ing the scheme.
just before going to press, says the
Elko Independent, we learn that row
occurred among the section hands at
Wells last night One man, quite severe
| ly injured, was brought down by a
freight train to-day, but being unable to
talk we failed to learn the particulars.
The Elko Independent says those ia.
miliar with the prospects of Railroad Dis
trict speak in the most Aattering terms
for the future of the camp. The copper
interests have at last come permanently
to the front and at present about so men
are employed on the copper mines and
| the furnace.
Silver State: We learn from reliable
source that q fine body of ore, estimated
to contain 1900 to 1000 tons, has been
developed by drift in the upper works
of the Bullion of Paradise mine. Choice
pieces of the ore assay over 81 900 to the
ton, and the whole, as far as tried, yields
high average.
Carson Tribune: John Coombs, con-
victed of cattle stealing, was sentenced
by Judge King to three years imprison-
ment in the State Prison. Coombs har-
angued the Court and abused the Dis
trict Attorney. Had be kept his mouth
| shut it is more than probable that his
sentence would not have been to exceed
two years.
Gold Hill News: There is no doubt
now but what Tic smallpox has been
placed under complete control by the
Board of Health. There have been nc
new cases, outside of the Minadew fam.
| lily, reported for two weeks, and the
doctors comprising the Board of Health
| give it rs their opinion that there will be
no more to report.
Al meeting Of the State Fair Trus.
tees, held at Reno, w. Il. Chamberlain
was elected President, and G. C. Steven
son, Vice President. The Reno Journa,
says it is the intention of the Board tt
go ahead with the business, make out 6
programme, and arrange for the annua
State Fair, as usual.
The Candelaria True Fissure states
that on Sunday, May Goth, at Cole
Mountain, Arthur George received al
accidental shot by the falling of a drawer
in which was a pistol. The jar caused
the discharge Of the pistol, the bullet
passing through the tibia, or shin bone
and through the leg. Mr.. George wa.
conveyed to Candelaria for surgical treat
ment, where he is doing well.
Eureka Leader: Joe Maggini inform.
us that Virgillio Strozzi, the insane Ital
ian who escaped from the County Hos
pial several weeks since, is still missing
and all search for him having proved un
availing it is probable that he has diet
of exposure in the mountains No trac
has been found of him since he was seel
near Pinto some three weeks since, ant
his relatives have almost despaircd 0
finding him.
Eureka Leader: On Saturday evenin
cutting ARRAY occurred between
, Spanish woman named Maraquita am
Irish Nell, courtezan, in front of
, saloon on Lower Main street, which re
, suited in Nell's receiving a knife woun
, about five inches in length in the LEI
) side just below the shoulder. The no,
; grew out of jealousy existing betwee
the two with regard to certain hant
g some cousin jack" and the cuttin
was the elimination of hair-pulling an
eye-gouging encounter
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, Seriously wounded: Miss Lilliwhit