The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-26
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have made all arrangements for 3O-ton
furnace for the Pyramid mine.
Nearly all OF the prominent Democrats
are in favor OF but one Convention, and
propose that the Judge and Congressman
be nominated at the Presidential Con-
vention.
There appears to be trouble with some
of the Nye county officials. From an
article published in the Belmont Courier,
the County Commissioners are invest.
eating books.
A Chinaman in an interior town tells a
newspaper reporter that one effect OF the
Restriction Act has been to raise the
price OF Chinawomen from $500 and 5000
to $1,000 aud $1,000, according to
quality.
1t is reported that family in Ante
lope Valley. Esmeralda county, have
been seriously poisoned by eating the
flesh OF rabbits, which some people say
are very unwholesome at this time OF
the year.
Eureka Sentinel: Ncllle and Cobalt
arc among the minerals to be found in
some of the Eureka mines. Twelve per
cent of nickel in ores shipped from Eu.
reka to New jersey will bring profitable
returns.
Virginia Enterprise: At Carson last
Saturday, in the District Court. Lizzie
Greenwood, pleaded not guilty to the
indictment for murder in the alleged
poisoning of man in Carson last No
vember.
A Comstocker who was greatly exer-
cised recently as to what character he
would take at q masquerade, didn't Ike
it at all when neighbor told him he
would achieve great success as the
American hog"
The Walker Lake Bulletin says: The
Mount Cory reduction works will begin
operations during this month, and. as
soon as regular work commences, there
will be daily line of stages between the
mill and Hawthorne.
Elko Independent: The Mineral Hill
mill closed down last Saturday after a
continuous and very successful run of ten
consecutive weeks. 1t will be started
again In few days and continue crush
ing ore during the month.
Eureka Leader: It is reported that
the man to be elected Assessor of this
county at the next election will be
Democrat, and that he has already prom
lsed not to make fight for the Office
after the election. There is something
in this. Just chalk it down in your hat |
Neyada's bullion yield for 1883 was
s., 4S6, 634.o5, being the result of $40, 3Sl |
tons and 100 pounds The net yield upon
which the tax was paid, was 81 ,943,-
iO7.S 50, upon which the total tax collected |
was S57, 572 40, OF which the State re-
ceived Sl4, 1852, and the counties S42,-
1Sl.SS.
The Carson Tribune of last evening
says; 1.-The mechanic spoken of in these
columns few days since as having
bought 800 shares of Bodie at few cents
per share, sold out yesterday afternoon,
$1,000 on his investment. He /
did not set EN- up" for the boys in the
evening, but is going to invest the pro-
reeds OF his lucky strike in orange and
grape lands In Southern California.
The Times-Review says: The Grand
Prize mill will close down some time this
week, or as soon as the stamps catch up
with the ore dump. The supply of fuel
has been reduced as low as the Superin-
tendent considers it safe, in view of
keeping a sufficient quantity on hand to
run the hosting works, during the win
ter season. The work of extracting ore
from the slopes will be continued and
new ground opened, preparatory to an
other run when the supply OF fuel is re-
newed.