The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-01-10
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been valued at $ll4,277,7SS.
o. H. Grey, Secretary Of State,
has appointed Alfred Helm, of Caraon
his deputy.
The Carson Tribune says none Of our
newly. elected State officials show any
disposition to build dwellings in Carson.
The Eureka Con company closed down
their smelling works Christmas Eve.
Operations will probably be resumed
about April next.
Ex.Supreme Judge o. r. Leonard has
gone to Ogden, where he will enter into
law partnership with j. H. Mcmillan
of Winnemucca.
Strawberries are now being shipped
from Los Angeles to Chicago, the express
company having made special rates to
that point on this class of fruit.
The Sharon estate is to be divided up
as far as possible next year. The heirs
wish to dispose of as much of the San
Francisco property as they can.
1t is generally understood that Sol Hip
of Ely will be able to make satisfactory
settlement with his creditors below and
continue business at the old stand
The Tribune says that Mrs. ii. G.
Davis, widow Of the late Lieutenant Gov
ernor Davis, is to have charge of the
bindery department Of the State Printing
Office.
Los Angeles disposes of her garbage by
burning it. Works for this purpose have
been erected near the city for Sll, 1000,
and are pronounced success. They
have capacity of fifty tons day.
Last Monday the Union mill Tusca-
rora, shipped to San Francisco bullion
valued at $4,000 for account of the
Commonwealth, North Commonwealth,
North Belle Isle and Belle Isle mines.
Governor elect Colcord has appointed
E. d. Vanderleith Of Eureka as his pri-
vate Secretary. Since the present ad.
ministration came in; Mr.. VANDERBILT
has had clerkship at the Carson Mint.
A rancher from the Sink of the Carson
says it is all bosh about 500 Indians being
there wearing an indignant attitude"
Only few Indians are about the lake
and they wear the same old rags and
jags as before the "wah."
The body of the petrified man found in
Cantua Canyon, Fresno county, has
changed ownership, the consideration
being $4,000. The owners will EXHIBIT
the petrifaction through the country.
The Idaho Legislature has elected
three United States Senators-Mc
Connell, Shoup and Dubois. One is for
the unexpired term which ends March 4,
1891 and the other two for the regular
terms
Fifteen boys working as bell boys in
San Francisco hotels desired to visit theil
homes in the East, and not having suffi
cient money to pay railroad fares have
chartered common freight car, whicl
they are fitting up with hunks, chairs
table and stove, and propose to go b,
freight about January 18th.
The Chloride Belt of the 3lst ult. con
tains the following: "a l2-mule team
driven by Salty Bill (William Wilker
sony run away on the grade near Cerr
Gordo last week, killing nine animal
outright, and two more had to be shot
Salty escaped unhurt" The grade re
ferred to is ON the mountain side leading
into Cerro Gordo, overlooking precipic
of S00.feet to the bottom of the canyon,
frightful place for runaway.
On the afternoon of January LIST a
Virginia L. L. Muzzey, an employee a
the Eureka mill, met with an acciden
which probably resulted in instantaneou
death. He had been missing for som
time when search was made for him with
out success. Some three hours after
wards upon drawing off the ore from tn
bin into wagon which was used to con
vey the ore to the mill, the dead body o
the missing man rolled out with the rock
r 1t is supposed that he was standing O.
> the chute connecting with the railroad
track and the bin, when carload of or
was dumped from above, sweeping hir
into the bin, and more ore being she
r down, the body was buried from sigh
The BODY was found by Joseph Willis
6 and it is supposed it had been in the bi
: for fully three hours. Deceased was 8
years of age and it is believed was n,
tive of Germany.
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