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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1890
Page
2
The Record notes Nevada's Congressional delegation, all Republicans, has been active and reliable. Bartine Mosara Jones Stewart Harting are praised for creditable work reflecting well on their constituents and officials.
Town census enumerators toil through wind to count every soul before the deadline. Fourth of July committees rally despite criticism while repairs refresh storefronts on Main Street. Advertisements urge affordable typewriters and Trib bottles for homes. Census lasts through Monday. ensure your name is listed.
The report details increased trout fishing at Lake Tahoe and strong box demand as Truckee box factories run full. Eureka company ships bullion worth 29000 dollars. Utah strawberries reach markets in Koreka and eastern Nevada. Population estimates for Fly reach 165 thousand excluding Indians, Robinson at 38 thousand. Washoe dam traffic rises with deaths among migrants. Green Creek reports new prospect finds in a vir gin region. Reese River notes Tom Mitchell near Grantaville mine and silver production expected to expand. Mohave medical officer Howell travels to Tuscarora to head a mine district, signaling departure from Mohave county.
The Huntington mill at the Rob Roy mine began operation last Tuesday but suffers water scarcity. water from the snowpack is to be brought from nearby prime source. Tioga District shows potential with silver and gold prospects. race for $1,200 between Wolbing and Rosenthal may not occur. Rosenthal backers press for the forfeit.
A mishmash of early 20th century notes reports L Howard of Stockton attempting suicide, Henry Miller accused of assault on a girl in Ellensburg, and arrests in Victoria. Booms in land grabs near Boise quiz land sale fears while Great Falls areas see wool trade activity and oil claims near Casper. A Boise City squaw sells a pappoose for 15 dollars. Whisky Dick returns to repay. Election day bribery cases surface in Portland. An industrial move, a Los Angeles style hydraulic mining crusade looms with Judge Sawyer’s visit anticipated amid regional hardship.
An odd excerpt recounts Pheveling and Buffalo Bill's first encounter in Napley where a crowd attended yet a cashier reports over two thousand frames paid in with change given. Cody rushes to the prefecture to lodge a complaint, while a sequence of misread notes and bustling letters travels across the continent.
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