The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-02


by means of breaking window glass
and stealing such articles as were within
reach. The job is believed tolhave been
done by Young boys. Va. Enterprise
Times Review: The stage leaves Tus.
carora on wheels and changes to sled at
Starvation ranch, changing to wheels at
Red Hill to Weiland's, shedding from
there to the summit, thence into Elko on
wheels. No wonder its arrival is some
what late.
Silver State: Senator Sawyer, of Lin
coin county, one.half of the solid two,
passed east on Saturdays train home
ward bound. The Senator has great
faith in the mining future of Lincoln
county and the southern part Of the
State.
Counterfeit money, both silver dollars
and silver certificates, is in circulation in
many places on the coast. The silver
certificates are genuine 81 bills raised to
$40 by having the $40 cut out of Con.
federate note and pasted over the 81
mark.
Reno Journal: Senator Williams, of
Elko, was badly crippled while descend.
ing the mountain from Glenbrook to Car.
son on snow shoes. He was pitched
head first down the hill and wrenched
one Of his knees. The doctors think he
will be laid up tso or three weeks.
Utonion: Fitzpatrick, the would-be
train. wrecker, who has been confined in
the county Jail over since December last
and whose release on habeas corpus was
denied by Judge Anderson, is to be taker
to the pen to await the action Of the mex
grand jury. The prisoner has been /
great sufferer lately from dropsy.
Park City Miner: Mrs. T. ?. Green
leaf secured judgment fin the Third Dis
trict court last week for $4,000 agains
the Daily Mining company, damages 70
the loss of her husband, who was kille,
last spring at the mine. The judgmen
was satisfied this week and the cas-
settled.
All the mines belonging to the Ana
conda, Mont, Company, the creates
copper producer in the world, hav
shut down because Of disagreement o.
rates with the Montana Union rail
way, which hauls the ore from Butte t
the smelters. The smelters will follo'
the example of the mines as soon as tn
ore on hand is treated. The shutdown
will throw 5000 men out of work.
The Bishop Register of Inyo says
Scott Broder, in coming over the to-
road between Deep Springs and Bi
Pine few days ago, picked up piece {
rock that attracted his attention. o
breaking it open he found it to be pei
pered all through with gold--enough
give an assay value per ton running wa
up into the thousands. The ledge is MOI
being eagerly looked for.
The Silver State reports the return
his home in Nevada of a prospector ah
has been taking in the new district o
Kings river, northeast from Disaste
peak. He speaks favorably Of the ne
find, his returns amounting at times
from cent to 50cents to the pan, and ;
, times as high as IS cents The result I
the investigation will be a thorough e,
ploration Of the district.
A party of Boston capitalists, consis
ing of Judge T. G.. Bates and DIR. Hard,
accompanied by Prof. Rattle, of Clev
land, o., have arrived. Captain Jam,
Bsxter, the well known mining operate
is in charge of the party, and will col
duct them to Montezuma district, tn
county, where Captain Baxter is il
terested. Chloride Belt.
Silver State: Gen. Turritin left VII
nemucca with a big disgust on. i
travelled about one hundred and seveni
: miles to put up q job on the editor
this paper, and then to get left, "whit
is something unusual for George" W,
rather rough. All right old boy, Z
our turn next.
. Va. Chronicle; Miss Belle Preusc
|, who shot herself some time ago, hi
7 passed the crisis Of immediate dang
/, from the effects Of the shot, and her r
covery is considered probable. Her low
limbs are paralyzed from the shot ha
ing struck the spinal column, and VIII
the ultimate result Of such paralysis W
be the physicians are unable at prese
to determine.
q The Umatilla Indian reservation Ian
i in northeastern Oregon are to be offer
4 for sale next April at public auction I
!. actual settlement and occupancy. 7
!. minimum price is fixed at $3.50 7
' acre, and the government will not d
r pose Of them for any less. The Ian
r are said to be among the most fertile
!. the State, and the citizens Of Pendlet
(. are rejoicing over the prospective boz