The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-07
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dicted ir selling MhnRy to Indians,
pleaded guilty AMI was sentenced TO ten
month IN tie Stale prison.
On til. lss inst. ~ Virginia, Ambrose
Heiserer, while descending a flight OF
stairs, fell al d broke Ioth his arms
above the wrists aud sustained in
ternal injuries als".
1t IS dl that the men already at the ]
Breyf rle mines take out enough gold
from their placer claims to enable them
to pa, wages to new arrivals to work in
their quartz clsim-.
A soiman known as Blanche Kelly,
but ~h,,se real name is Mary ?. WaE.
man, b, cane violently insane at Hum
boldt " lis last eek and WAS brought
to the :. lum by Hon. II. Z. Hamill.
A Siyr City, near Vmg mia, on the
1t Il :. Charles Strauss, a young man
OF y. lie hauling ore overturned his
wagon ADD WAS buried Under 1t and his
load of three tous OF rock and instantly
killed.
Lender count, has br ugl I suit IN tie
Distric; court 10 Elko county against
Humboldt county for Sg66.5o, alleged to
have been expended by Lander in caring
for ALI INDECENT, said To be a resident OF
Humboldt.
The White Pine News says the water
suit b oaght by Nichols and Parsons
against Tho Ely Mil and Mining COM
| pany and about halt al tho residents oil
Ely, is settled. The plaintiffs take
| iud,mept for all they claimed-the use
| OF all the water IN Murray cresk-ai-
lowing present consumers to use wafer
on lea,e at nominal rates.
Paradise min, have incor borated the
property under the name OF the Mount
Ross NJ. 4 NJ. Company. The managers
OF the new company will be IN W'nnt-
mucca within the next two weeks to
commence operations. This Is good
| news, as it will give employment to a
number Of persons.
Utonian: Information comes from
Sanpete that grasshoppers are Matching
olt there in alarmingly large numbers
aud grave fears are expressed for the
safety Of the coming grain crop. News
comes also from Camas prairie and Wood
river, Idaho, to the same effect as that
from Sanpete. Millions of hoppers of
the "warrior" variety are rapidly hatch.
ing in both plsces.
The Belmont Cou'i SAYS Mining
Recorder Il. A. Shat,uck writes the fol.
lowing to County Recorder Wise Brou-
CHER The letter is dated Montgomery,
Nye county, April 2. 1891: "We have
organized and have everything in nice
order under the name of Montgomery
District. There are about 70 men on
the ground and more coming every day.
We have the finest prospects for boom
have ever witnessed, the beauty of tie
thing being in the richness OF our fine
gold deposits, and the extent of lodges.
Sentinel: The Eureka Con. resumed
the business OF buying ores on Monday
last. The company will continue, as
last year, to pay Salt Lake rates, less
the cost Of freight The furnaces will
begin smelling in a few weeks, or as
soon % the necessary coke and coal can
be had. II is . good thing for the com.
munity that active operations are go
soon to be inaugnrated BY tho Eureka
Con. It makes good deal Of difference
with the business OF the town when the
old company is at a stand-still.
The rruckee Republican gleefully re.
marks: There are fifteen prisoners in
the county Jail. and not one Of them is
from Truckee. The sin-soaked cities Of
Grass Valley aud Nevada City are send
ing their citizens to the dungeon at an
enormous expense to the taxpayers Of
the county! Vice seems to reign and
wickedness stalks through the streets Of
our sister cities! Polluted with crime 10
the very atmosphere, and foul are the
odors ari.ing from the corruption Of
morals Of communities! And now
Truckee. sweet aud pure in her inno-
cense and virtue, dispenses for the
moment her severe look Of high.toned
morality and laughs! Ha! Ha! How
we do laugh!