The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-10-15
STATE AND COAST.


There is three feet of snow on tn
level at Red Lodge, Montana, and bust
ness is practically suspended. 1t snow
ed necessarily for forty eight hours.
The September pay rolls for the Con
stock mines foot up about $lS2, OOC
which is about SAT- less than for Az
) gust. The Con. Cal. & Va. leads the Ii:
3 with S32, S65.
The California State Board of Trad
states that California shipped East du
ing the year 1890, 49S, 34, 1852 pounds {
vegetables alone. This includes potatoe
onions, pears, beans, ETC., This is 9,
carloads of ten tons each.
Thomas Dwyer was cayed on in TIL
Union Saturday, large rock striking
him on the right shoulder just so as t.
knock him down and break the skin il
several places on his back and shoulder
The rock when broken up filled car
1t was very narrow escape from death
Advocate.
The streets were lighted again las
week and presented their wonted appear
ance. The County Commissioners ant
Electric Light Company compromised OF
VIZ per light per month, and people who
have to be out evenings can see their way
home if they do not live too far out in
the country. Journal
The Native sons of Truckee have a
scheme on hand to erect monument on
the site rendered historical by the death
OF the members of the Bonner Party. 1t
IS the purpose to erect monument to
cost 80, 900. The various Parors of the
order throughout the State will be asked
to contribute towards the project.
The Journal says The physicians
who have been attending officer Nash say
the bullet that was feared would cause
his death, has cured rupture of many
years standing. The bullet irrtated and
infiamed the break and caused it to heal
1t is one of the most remarkable cases on
record, and the doctors will report it for
the medical magazines.
The jury in the second trial of Horn,
charged with robbing faro bank at Reno
brought in verdict of mot guilty." and
Thomas B. Horn was discharged and his
bondsmen released Thus ends re-
markable case, resulting from one of the
most daring and well executed robberies
ever perpetrated on this coast = Virginia
Chronicle.
A practical Illustration of the value of
the course of study pursued in the Win.
nemucca public schools and the ability
OF the principal, is furnished by the fact
that Frank German, graduate of the
"Class of 81, " entered the Stanford Uni.
versity without having to pass an exam
ination. There are about 400 pupils in
the University, but Nevada has only two
scholars-one other besides Frank
Silver State.
Mike Maloney committed suicide by
cutting his throat with pen knife Fri.
lay evening, at the County Hospital at
Hawthorne. Old Mike, as he was called
vas an old timer of the Comstock, but
las for the last several years been resi-
lent of different towns in Esmeralda
county. No cause is given for the deed,
nut he had met with MANY misfortunes.
ie was old, poor and crippled and had
erved term in prison for selling whis.
~ to Indians.
s. c. benson, well known in Carson
where he first hung out his shingle as a
! lawyer, seems to have reached into a
'ot without getting look of anything
'ut corruption. He has mixed up with
case wherein William P. Fuller, of the
irm of Whittier Fuller 4 Co., was made
he victim of most hellsh plot to de.
troy him and benson will likely have
much trouble to explain his connection
With the disgraceful affair.-Ex.
A crowd of boys followed the funeral
# All Joe, chinaman, to the burying
round Sunday, and after the remains
we're buried and the Mongolians all re-
urned home the boys dug down and
tole forty cents and sundry little trink.
is that had been planted with him.
The grave was only about three feet deep
o after the coffin had been placed in it
nd the roast pork, ETC., ON the top of
hat the young rascals had only short
istance to dig, as the articles they were
fter were nearest the surface. Virginia
Enterprise.
Carson had So, 900 on the Bird inst. it
tarted in the rear of Siddons' jewelry
tore on the main street of Carson be-
ween Musser and Proctor. All the
rame buildings on the block between
i'm Dempsy's brick saloon on the south
, the Rinkle brick building on the cor.
err Of Proctor street on the north, and
to Curry street on the west,
'ere destroyed. The whole of the build
lgs destroyed were tumble down affairs,
nd an opportunity is now offered by
heir destruction to improve the appear.
nee Of the block. ,
In Peoria, ILL.,, the greatest whisky