The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-05-22
STATE NEWS.


Belmont wants butcher shop.
The judiciary Act is constitutional.
Fifty thousand dollars worth Of quick
silver and amalgam goes into the Car
son River ievery month and is thereby
lost.
DIR. Weber, Of Virginia city, has been
appointed general physician for the In.
dian agencies in Nevada. The salary is
81 900 year and mileage.
Belmont Courier: Work is progress.
ing steadily in the Giant mine and mill at |
Park Canyon. The sulphides are shipped |
to Salt Lake for treatment, and very sat. |
isfactory returns are obtained.
Placer miners in the gulches west Of
Tuscarora, says the Times a.
though having made no clean up, seem to
be well pleased with the manner in
which their ground pans out.
| 1t is expected that the Reveille mill.
says the Belmont Courier, will soon drop
stamps on ore from the ella mine, and
as this ore is Of high grade big ship.
ments Of bullion may be expected.
The Winnemr~sa Silver State says
that Cortez mining district, south Of
Beowawe, is now claimed by Lander
county, and the Wenban mill and other
property in the district has been assessed
, by the Lander County Assessor.
When you hear an old pill, who has
been long in the traces and held county
position for years, ever say that he does
not want to be renominated. you can
j. place his name down among the list Of
/. bare.fsced liars. 1t is just at that time
he is pulling the harde,t.
b Austin Reveille: From thirty to forty
4 Cinnamon are employed at Ophir in vari-
GUS capacitins, some under and some
% above ground. Their wages amount to
), about 81, 500 monthly, Of which 5000 is
!, paid in checks, which are cashed here,
9 the balance being drawn from their EN-.
= ployers at Ophir in articles Of trade, etc.
n 1t is reported from Washington that
}. Fair has secured the appointment Of
IA William Garrard, Of Carson City, as the
r. Superintendent Of the new public build
il ings at that place, Mr.. Garrard will
D continue to hold his present place =,
Superintendent of the Mint, but will
!. only draw salary from one Of the posi-
tions.
n Eureka Sentinel: The mines and othe
Of properties of the Albion Consolidatss
" Mining Company were sold by Shsrii
ID Stinson. With the exception Of three o
in four items, the purchases were by th,
ID Richmond Company. The above Or
IS. subject to redemption any time within
he six months. To make such redemption
n. would cost SOS. 94s So.
SIS The Dayton Times says that the Lyo
a County Fair will be held at Wabusk
As Immediately after the Reno fair, it
Nj thought. Preparations are being mad
to have plenty of room for the visitor
and also to have large and complete o.
hibition Of agricultural products, ets
Horse racing will also be one Of the fe,
. lures this year.
at Elko Independent: The following .,
-. count Of the difficulty At Wells, mentio
at Of which was made in yesterdays issu'
re is given by our correspondent; job
%, Caring, q cowboy Of Col. Hardesty'
'r. and another vaquero named Roch, 6,
Oh into an alteration over game Of POI
lie, at Wells Wednesday evening Carlir
no got two bad stabs from dirk. Roc
OF had an examination before Justice Coz
on ger, and was discharged on the grount
'm Of self.defence.
M CATCHING WILD HORSES. The Rel
W. Gazette learns from Louis Dean that
ISL captured seventy head Of wild horse
- which have been running in the mou
"e tains for many years in Roop county, Al
o." which are descendants Of some fine sto'
" turned out in that country by Hon. L.
- Fox during the time he owned the rams
~ Among those captured is the roam st'
''' which the vaqueros have been trying
~ secure for the last eight years, and viii
y" is said to be very fine horse.