The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-09
STATE ITEMS.

Strawberries are selling in Reno for tel
cents per box.
A faro and stout poker games are run
ming in Hamilton.
The Sentinel says the Eureka Tunne
now makes daily shipment Of IL tons
of ore per day.
Lambert Mollinclli, formerly of the Eu.
reka Leader, is about to establish paper
at Stafford District.
Every mill ON the Carson River viii be
kept in active operation during the COM
ing summer on low grade ore.
The coinage at the Carson Mint for
MAY. 1883, was as follows; Double
eagles, $50, 900; standard silver dollars,
100000. Total, S2j0,0O0
Eureka Sentinel: A certain merchant
in want of boy, lately displayed the
following suggestive notice; Boy
wanted that has fully rested himself, and
is not too intellectual"
Gen. John r. Kittrell is greatly dis.
gusted with the portion of Mexico that
he visited. He says II you ask for quail
on toast there you will receive horned
toad on a buffalo chip.
The Independent says carbonate ore,
said to be identical in appearance with
the surfaee ore in Eureka district, has
been discovered about one and half
miles in westerly direction from Elko.
The Ward Reflex says it is reported
that cave has taken place in the Clay
Chamber of the Martin White mine,
which exposes considerable ore, showing
that the ore has not given out in that
part of the mine, as was supposed. Most
be working in ore.
1t is currently reported that A. c.
Cleveland in Spring Valley wants TO sell
all his possessions in White Pine county,
to taking up his residence at
Martinez, California. The White Pine
News remarks that it should hate to lose
Cleve. at would knock all the fun out
White Pine politics, and then who will
be left to represent US at Carson every
two years.
Silver State: Naches, acting chief of
the Flutes, arrived from the west yes.
terday with a lot Of braves. He says
grand Indian fandango will be held at
Winnemucca next week, beginning on
Sunday. He thinks between four and
FIVE hundred Indians will attend it, and
possibly successor to old Winnemucca
will be elected. All the orators of the
tribe will make. speeches, and the athletes
will dance and play foot ball.
If rumors may be relied upon the
Bonanza Kings are having hard time
with their .Comstock pets. 1t is now re-
ported that Union Con. has been swept
from their grasp by the Alaska Fur Com.
pany. with Senator Miller at its head,
and that Ophir has been quietly gobbled
up by the Seligman Bros. The Union
Con. election takes place on the third
Monday in July, and the Opair in the
third Wednesday in December.
The Mining News Of Tuscarora says
for the last two years couple of buck
mountain sheep have been running with
Mr.. Bailey's flock in Bull Run Basin, and
there are now between twenty and thirty
half. breed lambs in the lot They are
mostly covered with hair. although there
is some wool interspersed among it. They
carry their heads high like the wild sheep,
but are as easily herded as their half
brothers and sisters of pure domestic
blood. The are of course of no account
for shearing, but are said to make excel
lent mutton. This is the only instance
of which we ever heard of the crossing Of
the wild and domestic sheep. 1t proves
conclusively, however, that the mountain
animal is OF the sheep species instead Of
the goat, as been claimed by some nat.
uralists.