The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-03
STATE ITEMS.

The Enterprise has great hopes for the
north end of the Comstock. 1t gives
good account of the mines.
The Elko Independent says counterfeit
leaden dollars are floating around. Also
silver coin which has been bored and the
holes filed up with lead
The Grand Jury at Geno has indicted
Raycraft for assault with intent to kill
the Sheriff of that county. He was
given until the 9th OF June to plead.
The daily publication Of the Times
Review will be resumed in about two
weeks, or az soon as an extensive stock
of material, already ordered, arrives.
The body of Mary Jennison, the eight
year-old girl who was missed from EN-
pire City two weeks ago, was found
Wednesday in the Carson river near the
Santiago mil.
Enterprise; We hear nothing more
about starting up work looking to the
draining of the flooded mines. All APP
pears to be awaiting the return of Senator
Fair and John Mackay.
Information is wanted as to the where
abouts of Henry Deardon, or Henry
Mason, miner who came to this State
four years ago. by his brother, Squire
Deardon, of Staunton, Maucopin county,
Illinois.
G. |. Bealc OF Ward, says the Reflex,
has received letter from Typo, under
date of May 10th, which states that
everything in the shape Of mines, mills
and furnaces in that place are under at
tachment. Trowbridge and the company
are at war, and the indications are that
they are fighting for blood y
The latest novelty in minerals, says
the Reno Gazette, is found in the noun.
tains south of the Humboldt House. 1t
is pocket of crystalized quartz, bearing
silver, gold, lead and anthony. The
crystalization seems to be complete, and
the mineral is very strong in it. This is
another impossible thing, according to
science.
The Winnemucca Silver State says
Buena Vista John received a letter from
Duck Valley Reservation, from his friend
Captain Sam, of the Shoshones, asking
him and some other good Piutes to visit
the reservation and talk good talk to the
Indians. Sam says some Indians talk
bad, and he doesn't like to hear it, and
he wants good Indians to come among
them.
The concentrating mill belonging to
the New Battle Mountain Mining Com
pany, situated at Willow Creek, is kept
steadily employed on ore from the CON-
pany's mines at Copper Canyon. The
Free Press says they are extracting
about twenty tons of ore per week. The
ore is first concentrated and then shipped
to Liverpool. Quite pile of it now lies
at the depot awaiting shipment.
Silver State: Paul Pinson, of Paradise,
is in town. He says that shower of
frogs fell between Spring City and Par
adise Saturday morning. At any rate,
whether they fell from the skies or came
out of the ground, there were millions of
them. They were all small, none that
he noticed being over an inch in length.
There had been light shower of rain a
short time before he saw the frogs
A dispatch from Washington says:
Senator Jones has sent in the name OF
General George Nj. Sabin of Eureka to
the Attorney General for appointment as
United States District Judge for Nevada,
to fill the vacancy caused by the recent
death of Judge Hillyer General Sabin
is leading lawyer, and has numerous
Endorsements of prominent members Of
the Bar of Nevada. as well as from many
others. The nomination will probably
be made next week.