The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-09
STATE AND COAST.


ports that Salt Lake butchers are bu,
ing beef cattle in Eastern Nevada
A warrant was issued r the arrest of
the sheriff of Nevada county, Cal, on the
charge of drunkenness.
A Sacramento di patch says Governor
Markham signed the bill making train
wrecking punishable by death.
The crops in Lyon county will be great
this year. The soaking rains have
placed the ground in fine condition.
An expedition has departed from
Globe, Arizona, for the headwaters of
the Amazon, where it is expected to find
untold geld.
the Sentinel says several Eureka pee.
pie are talking of going to Death Valley
to seek their fortunes in the newly dis
cover Il soll miner.
Mike Sculley, Park City cigar manu-
facturer, attempted to go out of this
world via the opium route, but prompt
efforts of the doctors savel his life.
Va. Chronicle: The doctors have in.
vented machine to skin people with.
1t is something of an Improvement on
the old racket used by stock brokers.
A lamp was upset in the NJ L Church
at Austin Sunday night, and a connagra.
tion was prevented by n gentleman
smothering the blazing oil with his over
coat.
Bernie, the Italian sentenced to the
State prison from Ormsby county July
Is, 1889, for the murder of country
man, has been committed to the State
insane asylum
A strike occurred on the lst at Marsh
field, Ore. Abort $50 drivers in coal
mine had their wages reduced from 50. Is
to 50 80, for which piice they refused to
work and walked ont
The editor of the Austin Reveile
wants to bet 800 that the air line rail-
road will not be built in five years. To
imam up tree" it looks like safe
bet. Va. Chronicle.
Silver State; J. V. McCurly, T. C.
Hansen and Mining Engineer Kimball
have gone to San Francisco for the pur-
pose, it is thought, of making final set
Element and transfer of the Palisade
mining property.
George Suffun, arrested at Seattle for
burglary, made a dash for liberty Fri.
day, while being returned to Jail after
an examination. He received two slight
gunshot wounds before he was retaken.
). L. journal: The Pioneer Mining
4 Milling Company filed their articles of
incorporation with the county clerk yes
terday. The object of the company
is to do mining and milling bust
ness in Utah and adjoining territories.
The capital stock is placed at SlOO, 900.
By recent decision of Judge Wal.
lace the famous resort in San Francisco
known as Woodwards Gardens is to be
sold. The grounds will be divided, and
thus one of the old.time popular institu.
tions of California will disappear.
Charles f. Anderson, a San Francisco
stock broker, has filed petition of in.
solvency. His liabilities amount to
SIS, SSl.55. His assets consist of $500
worth of personal property and seat in
the San Francisco Stock Board. The
seat is encountered by claims aggregating
81, 600.
Charley May, an old resident of
Aurora, went to San Francisco Friday
night. He informed the Reno journal
reporter that Aurora, which polled 9, 500
votes at an election in its palmiest days,
is almost deserted at present, not more
than one hundred persons being left in
the town.
Elko Free Press: The fellows who
pernetratcd the damn,ble o,,r.ao IS
SATURDAY. n;oht N, raooro, +ho;. -,
PANTS coats and hats pseJ on the ooo.
sion bv e.I,;n, a. ri, oesaa .a III.
ing property. several letters found III
'',' o'''"''s "n' 'e Hep' iof inture
re'erehoe.
d. w. Welty, one OF the leading law.
yers of Chehalis. Wash. died last week
from an attack of la grippe and pneu.
monia. He was born in Pennsylvania
and was sixty.five years old. He served
a Term in the Senate of Nevaa, ond ,y..