The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-10
STATE NEWS.

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Ranges throughout the State are dry.
ing up.
Jack Sullivan, an old resident Of Can
delaria, was found dead in his cabin on
the 22nd.
The Independent objects to District
Judge of Elko county drawing his pay in
advance.
The Paradise Valley Mining Company
declare dividend Of twenty -five cents
per share July |.
The Lyon County Times on the third
made its appearance in National colors.
Long may she wave.
In its issue of the Sd, the Virginia
Chronicle prints fac-simile of the Dec
laration Of Independence.
The Montreal mine in Moss District,
Esmeralda county, is showing vein Of
very rich ore, on which the mill will be-
gin running in a few days.
The relocstors Of the Lightning Liz
claim, near Dayton, are said to have un.
covered four.foot vein Of collaborating
Quartz, assaying 500 per ton.
The Tribune says: 1t is reported that
several cases Of that malignant disease,
scarlet fever, exists in Carson City. 1t
is fearful complaint, for the end is new.
er known.
Joseph Pusrsley was severely bruised,
while oiling tho muller in . pan at the
Douglass mill on Wednesday, the pan
being set revolving while the oiler was
inside Of it.
Eureka Sentinel: Charley Broy's lit
tie boy fell from the railing Of a rather
high porch Of neighboring house on
Monday morning and sustained painful
injuries. 1t is hoped the little fellow
will recover.
The effort to create the impression that
the story Of the murder Of Peck's wife
and child in Arizona by Apaches was an
invention Of Pecks which failed. His
daughter who was taken from the Indi.
ans corroborates her fathers story.
| Eureka Sentinel: According to his re.
port to the County Commissioners for
the month Of June, Jailer Stnson had
under his charge during that period eight
persons, five of whom, were charged with
drunkenness. one with petty larceny, one
for discharging firearms and one insane
The Times Review says that Post
master Frank Parsons has been notified
by the Department that from and after
July LIST, 1856, the Tuscarora Postofics
, will be rated as fourth class, with M
salary attached except box rent and com
mission. s..
A friend just from San Francisco say
ho learned more Of Nevada politics il
, three days than no could possibly hav'
done in q week at the Capital. Th,
statement is too true, for il is lament
able fact that nearly all political Jobs ar,
, put up in the Palace Hotel and othe
! places Of resort.
Ina B. McLsne has secured the con
, tract for carrying the U. s. mail between
/ Eureka and Palisade on days when tn
, train, which leaves tri-weekly, is lait
of. She is having a tricycle. constructed
) at San Francisco to run over the Eureki
& Palisade track between those points
/ The distance 10 90 miles and the fair Inl
3 expects to make the run in six hours.
A private letter from Bernice inform
> the Austin Reveille that the camp is yer,
dull now. The low price Of silver has a
0 most completely disheartened the ener
$ getic prospectors out here, who know
F. they have good mines, and who hav'
spent years in opening them up only t.
find terrible discount taxed against tn
silver when they do get it out. Their
are only fifteen men at work there now
Virginia Chronicle: A. J. Smith, for
merly constable in this city, but now
: Truckee Meadows ranchsr, informs tn
o Reno Gazette that within the past tel
days he has lost 5000 worth Of calves b.
. some disease which be is unable to name
q During the first symptoms Of the diseas
the cattle turn rapidly in circle, Al
ways to the right, bawling loudly, AM
!. die in 20 minutes.
The Times. Review says: The Boar
Of Trustees Of Tuscarora School Distric
y have decided upon the following salaris
E for teachers. per calendar month, durin
the ensuing year: Principal. sll0; Inter
mediate, $50; Primary, $50. This is
slight reduction from last years sal,
' ries, made necessary, however, by tn