The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24
STATE ITEMS.

The Sentinel says the indications are
strong that one or two more furnaces
will soon be started up at the Eureka
Con. works.
Eureka Leader The Democrats who
think the trouble between the Richmond
and Albion will help them politically had
better hand up their fiddles.
The names Of General Davis and Johr
Gillig, says the Reno journal, are men
toned by admiring friends in connection
with the Republican nomination for Gov.
ernor
The Ward Reflex says the ledge struck
III the Escanoba tunnel in Osceola has
widened out to nine feet An ASSAY
made by Jos. s. Carothers few DAYS
ago went $50 26 in gold.
Eureka Sentinel: Peter Campbell one
of the miners horribly burned at the
Shoe Fly mine, died and was buried.
His death is sad and much regretted. He
had man friends in Eureka and Ruby
Hill. He was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Ward Reflex: Dave O'Brien, we learn
from DR.. Kent, had so far recovered yes.
terday from injuries sustained by his
tumble down the raise as to be up and
dressed, and able to walk around his
room with little assistance.
Dayton Times: Bob Lowrey, an old
citizen of Virginia, once speaker of the
Assembly, and for years an attorney Of
good practice, was taken to Marysville
last Tuesday. He is said to be suffering
from softning of the brain.
The Piute pow-wow and dance at
Walker River was a grand affair. There
were more than thousand Indians-in-
Guiding squaws and children-taking
part in the grand blow out. The Piutea
who. attended say it was cheap big
dance.
Elko Independent: We met party al
noon vending his way towards the river,
and he looked rather melancholy, and we
thought at the time he contemplated sui
eide, but upon interviewing him, we
found that he went to the river to wash
his feet, and were thus cheated out of q
first-class item.
The Office work in the United States
Surveyor Generals Office at Reno, say.
the Virginia Enterprise, has increased tt
such an extent that General Davis ha.
been forced to employ two additional
draughtsmen, and to ask the Odd Eel
lows for another room. The character o
the work now coming in is designated al
"deposit" work.
The Carson Tribune says R. S Car
penter, we'll known about Lake Taho,
and in Lake Valley, was discovered deat
in a six-inch stream Of water, near Wood
burns mill, Lake Valley, yesterday. I
is presumed that deceased stopped t,
take drink, was taken with a fit, fel
into the stream, face down, and wa
drowned.
Austin Reveille: Henry Ludwig, VIII
tried to split his own head open with a
axe few weeks ago, in crazy fit, an
then cut his threat with looking glass
is reported to be getting along quite com
fortably at the asylum in California t
which he was taken. The terrible woun
in his forehead is healing up, his throa
is well, and he is improving generally.
Virginia Enterprise At a meeting {
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of tn
State of Nevada, assembled at Virgin
City, the following officers were elscte
and appointed: William Timson, Gran
High Priest; Robert II. Elan, Deput
Grand High Priest; A. L. Fitzgerald
Grand King; J. E. Mcdonald, Gran
Scribe; H. S. Mason, Grand Treasure
J. d. Hammond, Grand Secretary.
The Candelaria True assure Of La
Saturday says of the Northern Bel
mine: The ore slopes in the mine are b
coming filled up, but will not incol
venience the taking out of ore, as hois
ing was resumed yesterday. Mill No.
is running steadily and doing its usu
good work. The shipments of bullion {
the May account amounted to $72,07l.0
and on the June account, up to the 81
instant, So, 249.45.
The following officers were elected
the Masonic Grand Lodge for the ensuil
year: NJ. w. Horatio s. Mason, Ora,
Master; r. w. David E. Baily, Depu
Grand Master; R. w. A. L. Fitzgeral
Senior Grand Warden; r. w. Elijah
Yates, Junior Grand Warden; V. '
John w. Eckley, Grand Treasurer;
w. John Hammond, Grand Secretar
V. Rev. VIM. c. Gray, Grand Chaplai
w. Henry Rolfe, Grand Orator.