The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-05-27
STATE ITEMS.


are in circulation at Tuscarora
The Belmont Courier says notwith
standing the cold spring, the farmers ex
pect to raise big crops this year.
Many of the old residents of Tuscaror,
are returning to that camp as it is nov
taking on some of its former liveliness
The Austin Reveille is satisfied that
Mackay should "come and marshal us il
all his proud array provided he brings
the coin
Timbers for battery blocks are being
brought down from Lake Tahoe to the
Brunswick mill, Carson river, which is
being overhauled and put in shape for
steady work.
The Harrington Brothers shipped some
twenty -one tons of ore from Garfield Dis.
trict to San Francisco for reduction.
Close on $40, 600 was the result obtained.
So says the Grantsville Bonanza
The majority of the Board of State
Examiners decline to allow the Insane
Asylum contractors the $3.50. so for
the extras awarded them by the Asylum
Commissioners, on the ground that the
award is illegal.
Colonel j. Minor Taylor yesterday in
formed Chronicle reporter that John
w. Mackay is expected in Virginia City
on the first of July. Senator Fair will,
it is thought, leave Washington for Ne.
vada in about two weeks.
The Senate Military Committee recon.
mend the payment of ST., $50. 9s, due the
State of Nevada, for expenses incurred
In the White Pine Indian war, in 1875,
and "a, 1854, ga, during the Indian troubles
in the Northern part of Elko County in
1873
The Footlight says it is rumored in
Virginia City that one of the collectors
for the Water Company has skipped out
of town with some twelve thousand dol.
lars. Also that prominent professor of
music has left for parts unknown with
his sister-in-law
Henry Ramp, prominent and well.
to-do farmer, living Oh the East Fork of
the Carson, near Genoa, committed sui.
,ide by hanging himself in his barn. It
s said that when found he was on his
knees and the moose about his neck was
ess than four feet above the ground.
The following additional post routes
we're created for Nevada in the last bill:
from Reveille, via Cherry Valley and
|ones, to Bristol. From Sweetwater.
,smeralda county, Nevada, to Patterson
Clinton), in Mono county, California.
from Saltwater, in Churchill county, to
The Virginia Enterprise says the
miners who went to Mexico to work in
he mines OF Superintendent Deides.
eimer--the Santa Maria-deny that
hey are dissatisfied. On the contrary.
0 the number of forty.eight they sign
atter declaring that they are well pleased
nd are doing we'll.
The Trustees OF the Nevada State
agricultural Mining and Mechanical So
iety have decided to hold the Fair early |
A October, and adjourned to meet again |
ext Sunday. The Trustees will REQUIRE
considerable money to secure success,
nd will very likely appoint committee
. canvass the town and county
Austin Reveille: Considerable ore is
cling hauled in from Yankee Blade to
ne Manhattan mill. 1t is all of high
rade, and sure to pay well. The Man.
attain Company's ore houses are pretty
ell piled up with ore, and large quanti-
es of "tribute" ore are ready for haul.
* when the mill starts up The next
IN of the mill is liable to be long one.
Virginia Enterprise: The mill of the
entura mine, Red Canyon, Douglas
'unty, is going up as fast as the materials
III be brought upon the ground. At
lie mine there is in sight large amount
paying ore. Near the Ventura Sam
llliman has made rich find, some of
IS ore paying $l.5O per pound when
VI nCu al q haAu luOTtaT. 1alI q dozen
'mpanies are taking out ore that will
~ from $40 to $50 per ton. |,
A pair Of old trousers were hanging up
Hymer's stable. says the Reno Gazette.
n Indian came along and asked the gen.
GUS proprietor to bestow upon him the
garment, which request was
'anted. The pleased and smiling red
an retired into horse stall and lowered
mself into the brooches and walked of |
it'll profuse thanks. He was happy a.
lord for SO yards. Then he was seen to
op and think, but not long, for he
ripped of his new present in two mo. i
ons, and, with whoop and below lit
It like deer, or anything else that goes
iick, with score or two of enrsged
'rnets after him. A nest of these start.
ng insects had been built in the bow. |
indow Of the brooches, and were warmed
to vigorous life by the animal heat Of
'e redskin. He will eat his grub off q
gh table for some days.