The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-07
STATE ITEMS.

NOSA IL uAhS N an atuuScn0ut OF
the Comstock sporting public.
The United States grand jury will
meet at Carson December 7th.
State Controller Davis has Just re-
covered from an attack of Group.
All of the dams on the Truckee
river are now equipped with fish
ladders.
1t is predicted that Nevada wool
will bring twenty cents per pound
next year.
During his recent visit to Austin.
Congressman Newlands presented
the library with $50.
The Reno Reduction works is
turning out half ton of metal every
twenty-four hours.
The only carload of spuds shipped
from Wadsworth this season brought
$19 at Sacramento.
A project is on foot to build a
broad gauge railroad from Reno to
tap the timber belt in Plumas county.
Cal.
Theodore Winters of Washoe val
ley will sell a lot Of his hlooded stock
at auction in San Francisco next
Tuesday.
The gasoline and pump plants re-
Gently installed at the Young Amer
ican mine in Tuscarora are working
satisfactorily.
The costs in the legal fight over
title to 500 Mule in Churchill Co.,
footed up $3.50, which was assessed
to the loser.
1t is said that Major Dennis will
start straight out Democratic paper
in Reno next January, backed by
ample capital.
The Government Indian schools in
Nevada have capacity of 356 pupils
an enrolment of $40 and an average
attendance of 249.
On the authority of the Carson
News the Nevada mineral exhibit
for the Paris Exposition includes
over 5000 specimens.
The Elko Independent is informed
there is danger of fuel famine in
that town, owing to the failure of the
railroad company to bring in coal.
The DeLamar reduction plant in
Lincoln county ishandling 5000 tons
of ore monthly. The De La Mar
mine at Mercur, Utah, is producing
q 600 tons of ore monthly.
The Western Meat Company is
feeding twenty head of Durham
beeves on Truckee Meadows that
will average 1000 pounds in weight.
They are being fed for the London
market.
Reno will soon be enjoying the
advantages Of an improved electric
light service. The plant being put
in by the Reno Water Laud and
Light Company is almost ready to
be started.
The Carson News denies the ru-
NOR that an arrangement had been
made to include the Nevada exhibit
at the Paris exposition into that of
California, providing the latter State
paid the expenses of Nevada's Com
missioners.
The snowsheads which were des-
troyed by fire several weeks ago,
near Cisco, have been replaced, A
great force of carpenters has been
kept at work on the new sheds
ever since the task of rebuilding
them was undertaken.
A man who registered at the River
side hotel at Reno as Charles Stew
art Of Chicago, but who was recog-
nized as Charles Scott of Oakland
CAL, took the laudanum route to the
golden shore Friday. Poverty and
dependency are the supposed eau
ses.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has transferred to Harry Ander
son tract Of land in Washoe and
Storey counties designated as por-
ton Of "Section II, township 19
north range east" Mr.. Anderson
has tranferred the same to the New
ada Power 4 Transportion Company.
A huge steam derrick, hundred
men and piles OF piles averaging 60
feet in length are some of the things
one seea in the ra;lroad vords OF