The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18
STATE ITEMS.

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The Eureka Sentinel says the Bay
State mine at Newark is taking out a
large amount of good ore and shipping it
to the Richmond works.
The Eureka Leader says w. L. Griffin,
w. f. & Co.'s agent, left this morning
for Morey, for the purpose of discontinue
ing the company'g office at that place.
The Belmont Courier says the BARGE
Iona mine is looking splendid. Rich ore
is encountered all through the north level,
as well as in other portions of the mine.
Ward Reflex: S. A. Winall, Superin-
tendent of the Scorpion mine, in Lake
District, has let contract to extend the
tunnel sixty feet. Ore of good quality
was struck the first shot.
The gubernational nomination is quiet
" discussed in certain quarters. The
nominees will be Daggett and Deal. and
D viii be elected. Stick pin in
thcre-[Ruby Hill News.
Eureka Sentinel: During the month of
May there was paid into the treasury
from the different county offices the sum
of $l,S76l7. Discussed for salaries of
county officers, S3,615.33.
Virginia Enterprise: 4 letter from
Wood River state that half dozen Car
sontes left Bellevue, in that country, a
few weeks since, to foot it back to their
homes. The presumption is that all have
made fortunes.
Reese River Revcille: During the past
week the mill has reduced l54 tons of
the assay value of S35, 1856. Of this
amount Sl6,O7l.3l was from custom ores,
$500 sc from tribute ores, and SIS, 1854
from Ruby incline.
The Tuscarora Timer Review says one
half of the De Frees mill and mine has
been sold to parties in st. Louis. The
sale was made by NJ. B. Van Wisker for
Messrs. Triton Il Brown, the latter still
retaining half of the property. We did
not learn the terms of the sale.
Virginia Enterprise: Hill & Grimes, of
Saltwater, Churchill county, have sold
their band of cattle Of some /, 500 head.
They go to the head of Walker and are
now being gathered. 1t is said the price
is $l3 head, delivered. This is con-
sidered q good price, as cattle sold two
years ago for $40 and 81 a head.
Winncmucca Silver State: There are
at present five prisoners in the county
Jail awaiting the action of the Grand
Jury. Two, q Chinaman and woman,
are held for murder; one, white man,
is held for an attempt to commit rape,
and two, a white man and an Indian, are
held for house breaking.
The Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. T. elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
at Eureka: Grand Master, Richard Kir-
man, OF Virginia City; Deputy Grand
Master, A. 4. Shannon, of Eureka:
Grand Warden, j. S. Shoemaker, of
Reno; Grand Secretary, w. H. Hill, of
Virginia; Grand Treasurer, George Tuhv,
of Carson; Grand Representative, C. c.
Batterman.
Silver State: Deputy Assessor Buckncr
informs us that U. Mayo, of Battle
Mountain, has sold an interest in min
ing claim at Lewis for 81, 1000, and q man
named Morgan sold his interest in the
same mine for $4,000 A San Francisco
drummer named Arnhold who had helped
the owners to develop the property, re-
ceived $1,000 on an investment of less
than 5000.
The Miners Union at Tuscarora have
elected the following officers: Harry
Nichols, President; Denis F. Byron, Vice
President; Thomas G. Coale, Recording
Secretary; Joseph Michigan, Financial
Secretary; George Redsull, Treasurer;
A. r. Smith, Conductor; Jesse Leach,
Warden; c. c. Myers, Michael WEIGH,
Evan Williams, Thomas Mansfield, John
Williams, Trustees; Samuel Verran,
William Grafton c.. Holbrook, Finance
Committee.
The True Fissure learns that Steiber
and Woodford, in Aurora, were sentenced
to pay a fine each of $3.50 or the alterna.
tive of $50 days in the county iail.
Steiber paid his fine, but NVoodford will
remain in Jail the designated time. 1t
wall be remembered that these two
worthless beat q Mexican very badly at
Belleville some time in the early part of
last April, and were indicted for an as.
sault with intent to kill Their attorney
had the charge reduced to simple
assault With the above result.
Ward Reflex: Messrs. Briggs, Lyons
and McGill, the owners of the Monitor
mine in Taylor District, have purchased
the old teaching mill from the Martin
White Company and will Immediately
move it to the mill site recently pur-
chased by them on Steptoe Creek. The
mill will be run by water power. AL.
though called teaching mill it is no part
of the purpose of the owners to Worl, NV