The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-21
STATE AMI COAST

Piutes at VIII. ky Flat, Esmeralda
county, next week for the parpcse OF
rounding up all the Indian live stock in
that section.
The Piutes Il Mason and Saline val
leys are attacked by la grippe, and there
is scarcely buck, squaw or papoose
that is not down with it. Some are
liable soon to do the final ghost dance
act.
The Chloride Belt says two carloads OF
potatoes have been shipped from Mason
YAH :, one to Fort Worth, Texas, and
the other TO St. Louis, Mo, bringing Sl7
per ton ia the valley, which gives 500
per acre.
On the afternoon of the 10th a little
Indru lirl, seven wears OF age, the
daughter of Capt. De Haven-an indus
triurs add hard working Indian living
near Susanvllle fell oil a foot bridge into
the Susan river and was drowned.
TLo.nas II. HON, indicted for lobbing
faro Lonk in Al. Whites saloon in
Reno, and John G. Fraser Of Denver and
j. T.. Rogers of Toronto, Canada, the
Pinkeit II men who came on TO ASSIST
Horn, have left Reno for the east, Horn
giving b pds for his appearance for trial
A by named Potter died at San
Diego Cal, from the cigarette habit.
An autopsy revealed the fast that he
had hat medical men term cigarette
heart The smoke causes the valves of
that organ to harden and in time an ex.
ira effort Of any kind results in the
the death of the victim.
Elko Free Press A report comes
from Hamilton, and seems to be well
founded, that the mining companies of
that place viii In a short time commence
hauling ore from there to Elko, to be
shipped to Salt Lake, in place OF hauling
it to Eureka There is large quantity
of ore in Hamilton that will pay to ship
to Salt Lake.
S. l.. journal: The sale Of the Bel.
mont gold mine at Telluride, Colo, for
million and half should inspire our
prospectors and claim holders. What
others have done they can do, and in
Utah the chances are more numerous,
for not only has the country not been
half prospected, bit We have larger and
richer ore bodies to work on.
Va. Chronicle: The V. & I. folks
have had large force of men at work
recently raising the track at Gold Hill,
which has sunk about four feet The
whole place seems to be gradually sink
ing presumably from mining operations
going on under the town. After the
bonanza kings gets through with Nevada
it is usually left in condition to literally
go to the devil.
Utonion: Efforts are bling made, and
we learn with every show of success, to
raise sufficient means from among the
sheep growers of this county to liquidate
the entire Indebtedness, amounting to
some $4,000, that now encumbers the
Beaver wooden factory. NJ. L. Shep.
herd has charge of tho project and he is
very sanguine OF its ultimate success.
He will subscribe $1,000 to the fund
personally. 1t is to be hoped that he
will be successful in accomplishing the
feat.
Reno Journal: A new sawmill ia in
course OF construction in the mountains
about mile west of Bronco. 1t will be
completed about June 10th, and will
have a cutting capacity Of about so, 900
feet of lumber per day. A dam $50 feet
long and forty feet wide at its base is
being built to make reservoir for
handling the logs, and fume will be
built to convey the lumber down the
mountain to the railroad at Bronco.
al Al.
murder OF Samuel NJ Jacobson in San
Francisco. The crime was committed
about 1890 o'clock ON the morning Ct
August II, 1890, as jacobson was ap.
preaching the steps leading to his resi-.
dence, at the cUrner OF California and
Webster streets, San Francisco, The
murder was -blooded, the object be-
ing robbery. The jury did not fix the
penalty, and the judge will have no
option but to sentence the prisoner TO
death.
s. L. journal: The placer mining
fever has broken out in Wyoming in the
vicinity Of Buffalo Gulcb. 1t is the sea-
son OF the year to begin operations in
this branch of mining. Several com.
panies are at work now along the Colo.
RADIO river and'ih Sewer county, Utah,
and they are sanguine that this will be a
good season with them; The Osceola
Mining company, of Nevada, have also
begun work. The placer grounds in
Sewer, at the foot of Mt. Badly, are
supposed to be deposits washed down
from the ledge above, on which is now
the property of Beck, Hyde, 1t al.
Carson Appel: Yesterday morning
the wife of Captain Josepheus secured
her husbands revolver during his alb.
sence, shot her son and dubbed her