The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-09
NEVADA NOTES.

~ ''S" WIZ rum A'c" Othoaue,
from the estate OF bis deceased mother,
and forthwith proceeded to get drunk and
his death was the result of tho spree
Another little cutting ARRAY occurred
on the street last Friday evening, but
did not amount to much, no more than
one OF the participants coming out of the
fight minus piece of his nose. Central
Nevadan.
At Reno and Virginia City gambling
games are being removed to the lower
aoor of gambling houses The law pro.
hibiting gambling on the lower floor has
been repealed. 1t affected only Reno
and Virginia City,
Tesmsters hauling freight from Wa.
buska go in squads now to pull each
other out of the mud in case they got
stuck. 10 this way six horses are able
to pull two.horse load. Dayton Times
u. L. Sayre will move the Chloride
Belt printing plant from Candelaria to
Greenfield in Lyon county where he will
start weekly newspaper to be called
the Mason Valley Tidings.
We presume that California will soon
appropriate George Ferris-the inventor
of the famous Ferris wheel to be erected
in Chicago at an expense of $500, OOO-as
her son; but he was so closely associated
in his youth with Carson that we shall
protest vigorously against the proposed
adoption. News.
Probably but few have spent a
life as eventful as has J. T.
Keyssr now resident OF Amedee, for.
merly of Taylor's Camp. Two years
driving a dog team for the Hudson Bay
company, under General Grant during
the civil war, and a captive of the In.
dams for four years after running the
guantlett, from which so few escape
alive, and many other thrilling adven.
lures make the story OF his life of unusual
interest. -Amedee Geyser.
1t is rumored that a morning news.
paper will soon be published in Virginia
City by several old hands OF the late
Territorial Enterprise.
The Bodie Miner states that Orlando
Z. Jones and wife left Tuesday for Carson,
where MIR. Jones will assume editorship
of daily evening paper to be started there
soon. Job VAS troubled with boils and
Baalam suffered from a sore affection, but
the Carson people are subjected to great.
or indignities from a surplus Of publica.
tions styled newspapers. The merchants
cry aloud: "Oh! Lord, let me know the
number of my days, that may see the
outcome Of my misgivings. Virgins
Chronicle,
The horses that died on Garibaldi'a
ranch last week were not poisoned il
seems, but died Of q disease called
"chsrbon. This fact was ascertained
by sending the stomach and liver of one
OF the dead animals to Reno for exsmina.
ton. Charlton ia a di.ease that ia con.
tracted by horses eating hay from OIL
pasturing on swampy, low land. /,
affects the blood OF the animals and usu.
ally is contracted by the healthier ones
tirst. 1t is understood that several
horses have died in Carson Valley Of the
Same disease. The disease is infectious,
and where animals have died from it the
greatest care has to be used to keep other,
from contracting it.-Dayton Times.
Since the death of the Territorial En-.
terprise of Virginia, last month, there re.
mains but one paper in tho world paying
Is cents for composition, the Chronicle
of the same city.
The Virginia Chronicle says that Mist
Sophie Williamson complained to the
District Attorney that she had been
raped by number of young men of vir.
GINA, and charge was fled against five
whom she knew to be Of the party. She
stated that the night before the gang en-.
tered her house and forcibly assaulted
her, some holding her down while the
others accomplished their purpose. The
District Attorney issued warrants for the
arrest Of the persons charged by the
woman with the crime.
J. NJ. Wallace left Austin Wednesday
morning by the Nevada Central with
four car loads OF goats for tho Californis
market. Mr.. Wallace only takes small
portion Of the goats he has ready fol
market as an experiment, and il he likes
the market he will soon ship the re.
mainder. This is the first shipment Of
live stock over the Nevada Central from
this end. although the road has been in
operation about thirteen years. Austin
Reveille.