The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-09-10
STATE AND COAST.

The governor of California has offered
$3.50 for the arrest Of Healey, OF
Haley, who robbed and murdered Robert
Allen at Sacramento.
The order Of the A. o. y. w. in Ne
vada jurisdcti IN numbers 2, 3Si. Since
its organization in 1868 the order has
paid benefciaries of deceased members
over 10000, 900.
Port Blakely, Wash, claims to be the
largest Lumber mill in the world. In
1890 this mill turned out 60, 600, 600 feet
of lumber, over 2S,00O,00O laths and a
large amount Of other stock.
Arizona is preparing to make strong
fight for admission as State by the next
Congress. A convention to formulate a
constitution has been called to meet at
Phoenix September 7th. Both political
parties favor the measure.
Chris Killback, Grand Army man at
San Diego, was swindled few days ago
out Of 81 200 by gamblers Saturday he
deliberately and carefully dressed him.
self, laid down on an old Army blanket
and put hole in his forehead.
The Richmond Consolidated Mining
Company, located in the Eureka mining
district, this State, has produced during
the last twenty yeass $2S, 744, 00O ingold,
silver and lead. During that time it has
declared dividends to the amount of
81, $40, $40.
A suicides body was found at Calder's
Park, near Salt Lake, and q note left by
the dead man stated that he was dead
broke and tired of living, and that his
"namo was Mud" Entries in book on
the body indicated that he was from
California
Jim Townsend says that mining ex.
perts" have been keeping the mountain
trails of Inyo warm for few weeks
past in search of bonanzas. If they find
one it will be the first time an expert"
ever found anything. Nine out of ten
are frauds and buns, utterly ignorant of
mining
Carson Appeal: The Kauipsch Bros,
who are about starting creamery in the
Carson Valley, have sent ton of sugar
beets to the Spreckles' sugar refinery in
San Francisco for analysis. They have
received word that the beets contain
more saccharine matter than any yet
tested at the refinery. Sugar beets can
be raised in alkali soil without irrigation
in this State.
Carson Appeal; Some months ago
two well'known politicians called on
Sam Wright, superintendent of the mint,
and urged certain woman's appoint
ment. Gentlemen" he said, "the
United States government is not paying
your debts. l can't appoint her" They
looked at the superintendent few
and then walked out, asking no
further explanation. They knew per-
fectly well what he meant.
The Eureka Sentinel says: George w.
Grayson, the millionaire, and one of the
largest land owners in the west, and
father of the Humboldt Land and Cat.
tie Company" at Beowawe, is making ar.
to ship 5000 head of stock
cattle from one of his ranges in New
Mexico to his ranch at Beowawe, where
he has plenty of feed to put them in
good condition for market. To make his
change of cattle it will require eight
trains Of nineteen cars each, and will cost
81 800 for railroad charges.
Reno Gazette: About 200 Indians
took possession of some empty box.cars
of freight train last Thursday morning
without being provided with transporta.
ton, intending to 80 to Sacramento pick
hops. The conductor couldn't put them
of, and the train pulled out with Them
The Indians, when questioned, said:
maybe so, hop man on ranch at Saora-
mento pay fare all right" The Indians
are the only people that can beat rail.
road, and they do it with the boldness
of buccaneers.