The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-28
STATE ITEMS.


Review, has started up on Belle Isle ore.
The Sentinel says the Both of May
will be observed in Eureka with suitable
ceremonies.
The salary law IS playing hob with
Nye County, and the Belmont Courier
prays that it may be declared unconsti-
tutional through some Of the test cases
now pending in the different counties oil
the State.
Ward Reflex: Tha prospects OF strik-
| ing ore in the Martin White are con-
coded to be better at present than at any
time since the tunnel was started.
Bunches of ore have been encountered
throughout the week.
Austin Reveille: During the past week
the mill reduced 1913 tons of ore of the
assay value of Sal, 46S.6l. OF this
amount SO, 1868 was from custom ores,
$l4, 6S9 % from tribute ores, and ST.
602. 70 from Ruby incline.
A large force of furnace men have been
laid off at the Richmond works, in view
of the suspension. 1t is stated that
only about one-half the men usually en-
ployed will be required during the en-
suing four weeks for repairs.
Silver State: Quite large delegation
of Shoshones are here endsavoring to get
"even" on the Piutes, who sent them
home penniless a few weeks ago. 1t APP
pears chat they have since made raise
of coin, and have come back to try their
luck again.
Virginia Enterprise: The new narrow
guage railroad from Bodie to track of
some 1900 acres OF timber, lying near
Mono Lake, is to be built at once. The
road will be 3lh miles in length 1t is
expected that the road will be finished
by the middle of September
The Virginia Tootlight wickedly re-
marks The Supreme Court has most
wisely decided the lottery law to be un.
constitutional The gentlemen who had
the scheme in charge need not be dis
Outraged. Stage-robbing and mine-man-
ipulating as professions have not gone out
Of date yet.
The Elze Independent says the Frank
Mooney found dead near Wells. an &C.
count of which has been published, had
been assisting the surveying party out in
that vicinity, and had been discharged
for excessive drinking. Coming back to
Wells he continued drinking excessively,
which caused his death.
1t is said that there has been good
deal of carelessness in Gold Hill among
those who have had light cases of vario-
loid. 1t should be borne in mind that a
person who has never been vacc;nated
can take smallpox in its most malignant
form from one who has varioloid so mild
ly as not to be confined to his bed.
The Ward Reflex says J. s. Carothers
met with painful accident in Taylor
District Monday last. While removing
a bale of hay from 4 wagon it fell on him
and the tag was run into his right thigh.
1t was at first thought the tag was
broken off in the wound but fortunately
such was not the case. 10 will be on his
pins again in few days.
Virginia Enterprise: A gentleman just
in from Hawthorne says those who care
to work can find plenty to do out that
way. There is work to be had about the
town, out on the railroad, and in the
hills cutting wood. The gentleman was
three days in finding man who would
drive sprinkling cart on the Bodie road
at $40 per month and found.
The Winnemucca Silver State says il
is reported that the marble mountain
down in Table Mountain District has
been located, and that the quality of The
marble is not excelled in the United
States. 1t is said to be worth eight dol
lars per cubic foot in San Francisco. l
such is the fact, the quarries will b.
worth as much as rich silver mine, a
the supply is inexhaustible.
Speaking of the new find of whit,
quartz in the Richmond main shaft, tn,
Ruby Hill Mining News says: A few
days since almost o pure white quart
was struck which carries considerable
metal, and it is the best article of flu.
yet found in the district. Miners say i
resembles that found in the Banner min,
at Grass Valley 1t is new feature OF
Ruby Hill, and has excited good dea
of speculation ngaminers.
The San Francisco Post, which
usually bull, gives this bear item
Among the assessments soon to be levie,
the following may be named: Utah 81
Union 81, Mexican 81, California 2
cents, Gould and Curry SO cents, Cholla
so cents, Potosi so cents, Bullion 80 cent
and Alta fifty cents. 1t is quite probabl
that an assessment of 81 per share wi
be levied by the Savage Company afte
the 9th instant-the day Of sale for tn
present assessment.
Larkin Richardson, OF Reno, has ir
vented safety cage to be used in mines
and has applied for patent The Rem
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