The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-05-25
COAST NEWS.

| Salt Lake City is gorged with be9sara.
Arizona is alive with water storage
scheme.
David Cairns died near Harrisburg,
Oregon, last week at the age of 1903
years.
| Two horse thieves were followed 200
miles from Apache county, A. T., aud
killed.
! William II. Lewis, discarded lover OF
| Annie Sennetta, threw vitriol in her face
at Tacoma, w. r., May s. She will be
badly dis6gured.
Mrs. WOodln, OF Independence, Cal,
is physician. Last Thursday night she
rode ffty.six miles over lonely desert
to reach a patieut
The Nevada City Herald says Tom
Mein refused an offer to 20 to Africa and
take charge Of mine for $50, 900 year.
He will 90 to Alaska.
Helena, Montana, is driving out all
those who attempt to practice medicine
there who have not proper license.
Specialists are tho principal characters
aimed at.
The Arizona journal. Miner says:
Williamson Jensen, who has been EN-.
ployed at various mines of this county
during the last five years, has just fallen
heir to wind.fall of $50, 900, left him by
his father in Wisconsin.
The Historian says: Four years ago
Alfred s. kidder was reading law in a
Portland office. He inherittd $780,
from Richmond (va.) relative, and last
week blew out his brains after blowing
in his last $500 at a poker game.
Some months ago Henry Matthews and
Walter Bowling of st. Johns, Arizona,
had fight when the latter was stabbed
and almost killed. Last Sunday the
men met again, when Bowling put four
bullets into Mat .hew's body, killing him
instantly.
! Thirteen miles from Cheyenne is what
is said to be the largest horse farm in the
world. There are 10000 acres of land
where roam 5000 head of horses, which
require the constant attendance of 65
men. One hundred miles of wire fence
keep the animals in bounds.
A fine pointer on Hennagin's ranch,
near Woodland, CAL, stirred upa large
rattlesnake on Thursday. He attacked
it and killed it after a savage fight. As
soon as the snake was dead the dog ran
to shallow mud.hole, buried himself for
several hours, and came out all right.
1t has been discovered that there is a
difference between . grant survey and
the Government survey of strip of land
400 feet wide and three miles long, in
Santa Cruz county, beginning at point
near the town of FELTON, and extending
toward Ben Lommond and alongside thu
Zsyante ranch. The property is bein:
jumped and lively times are looked for
, Seventeen hundred soldiers and Indi
J aus are out, either trailing Or patrolin!
the mountain passes and trails, in searcl
Of the gang that ambushed Paymaste
Wham and party. 1t is believed tina
, the gang is from and headed for Ne,
: Mexico, and all the troops from Ne,
Mexico are hurrying to intercept tn
robbers il they 90 that way. 1t is gen
orally believed, however, that they wi
make an effort to escape into Sonora.
VIM. H.. Wier, an employe OF tn
!. Emma mine, at Alta, Utah, was feedin
the concentration when he slipped upo
:. the ice, and 10 reaching ont his hands, 1
any falling man would do, his rigl
hand went into the cogs. In an instal
the hand and wrist were torn off and Il
tendons pulled out in long strings, pr
:. senting a sickening spectacle. Weir VI
!. to have been married on the 9th il
o slant. These are the cogs that crush'
J. b. B. Van Dusen's right arm. His ar
!. has heeu amputated.
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