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Advertise in it.
v' ill the .Sews.
Mining Ncwb.
War News.
EORM 11KLY THE PIOCI1E WEEKLY RECO
VOL. lAl
I'MKHE, NEVADA. Kit I DAY OCTOUEIt i
NO. IS.
LINCOLN
ID
1
THE CANDIDATE.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMMENDMENT.
A candidate in an American citizen
fretiziedly anxioua to neglect Lin
own busiut'BS for a cb luce to neglect
that of tbe nation. He is as full of
promises us an early spring in of
bloHsouis; be wear- a smile as wide
i pasture and as genuine aa a
Cbetoo dispatch, he shakes a hand
on tbe street with men he shakes a
head at in tbe bank; and be raises
iiis hat to ladies his wife raises ber
nose and eyebrows to. He is soli
,,'itious about the health of babies he
never saw and oabieg he wished he
oouldu't see;and while he amazes the
righteous" by the sudden ferver
his faith, he earrnd a reputation as
a dead-game "sport in regions where
religion grows more slowly than
Bockfeller's hair. As a good citizen
and unyielding reformer, he abhors
corruption; but as an honest mer
chant, he is willing to pay for all
goods that are delivered, be they
steel billets or stolen ballots. A
member of the church, he shudders
at the twin curses of civilization
rum and tobacco; but as a citizen,
merely in politics for his health, he
subsidized the drinking of that
health early and often, and he knows
no better plan of smoking out the
enemy than out smoking him.
Moreover, no good American in
dustry, can deliberately discourage
two widespread agencies of wealth
and expect to be accepted as a
patriot.
As election day approaches, his
views on geography, ethnology and
human brotherhood brooden and
deepen. The woes of Ireland touch
his heart deeply in one portion of
his district;, he boasts of his Anglo
Saxon origin in another. He grasps
the senewy hand of sturdy Scandin
avia on Monday; he acknowledges
the republic's debt to Germany on
Tuesday; he believes the full glory
of the nation will come, on Wednes
day, only when the genuis of Italy
tingles in the veins of the stern
. Puritan and at a union meeting in a
secluded vestry on Friday, he warms
his Methodist and Baptist brethern
against the scum which European
emigration is casting upon our
sacred soil and revered institutions.
Deserving charities begin to touch
him aouAalj'V develops a pasio n
for labor picnics and dubious dances
he is fearless in stating that the
battle-scarred saviours of the Union
have been treated with scant gener
osity by the nation; and he wants it
distinctly understood that he stands
firmly for high wages, high ideals,
a white man's government and un
hampered suffrage for the colored
man, peace, a strong navy, beef aud
cheap coal, no trusts and no govern
ment meddling with business, and
uo matrimonial expansion in Utah .
When the polls close and the
mere politician is elected, the can
didate takes an account of stock and
findB he is twenty thousand dollars
and his reputation for truth and
honesty shy, his business is bycotted
by the indignant foreigner, he is
stigmatized as a spineless trimmer
by the disgusted nutive; the church
bus bounced him; his wife has sued
him for divorce , his doctor recom
mends rest and three months at
the mud-baths, and patriotism is a
snare and a gold brick Nevada
Observer.
J. V. Brooks, Supt of the Empire
company mines at Freiberg, arrived
Saturday evening and prooeeded to
.Salt Lake on Monday. He reports
1 Jihe mines being worked are develop-
f ing as good as a person could wish
and there is about 30,000 tons of
ore exnosed in one claim. Seven
teen men are now employed at the
mines.
Deputy Sheriff Mangrum brought
up a man named Shea on Mond y
who bud attempted to ruu C uenr
Shea had uiunty diiys in the jail
liauded out to hiiu.
S.iminl Lytle and Miss Maggie
Oonaw.iv wre united in nr.rrirg
last wt-ei. 'it the residencn of the
liri ii-'ti ttalVIlts. Meadow Valley
WaHh.
President Daniel Cannon of St
ilt-orge passed through Pioche last
'.Ylondav "U his wav to White River
t... nini rh nennle of that Stake of
- i
Ziou.
ilia vote of Lincoln County will
not amount to what it was calculat
p.l.nwin;; to a number of the graders
in the south linishing their contracts
To Be Voted Upon Jjy the Electors of
Nevada at the General Election No
vember 8, 1904.
No '25 Senate Joint and concur
rent Resolution amending the Con
stitution of tbe State of Nevada by
adding an article thereto.
Proposed and passed at the Tv. u
tietb Session of the Nevada Legisla
ture March 19. 1901,Stutiites of 1901
page 139, arei to and passed at the
Twenty-first session, March 6. 1903.
Resolved by the Senate, the As
sembly concurring. That the Con
stitution of the State of Nevada bo
amended by adding the following
article:
, JKTICLE
Section 1. ."uonever ten per con
turn or more of the voters of this
State, as shown by the number of
votes cast at the last preceeding
general election shall express their
wish that any law or resolution made
by the Legislature be submitted to a
vote of the people, the officers charg
ed with the duty of announcing and
proclaiming elections, and of certify
ing nominations, or questions to be
voted on, shall submit the question
for the approval or disapproval of
said law or resolution to be voted on
at tbe next, ensuing election wherein
a State or Congressional officer is
to be voted for, or wherein any
question may be voted on, by the
electors of the entire State.
Sec. t. When a majority of the
electors voting at a State election
shall by their votes signify approval
of a law or resolution, such law or
resolution shall stand as the law of
tbe State and shall not be overruled,
annulled, set aside and suspended,
or in any way made inoperative ex
cept by the direct vote of the people.
When such mnjority shall so signijy
disapproval, the law or resolution so
disapproved shall be void and of no
effect.
J. A. NESBITT,
County Clerk of Linciln County
Nevada. Dated October 10, 1904. .
H. W, UNDERH1LL
"ALIKNTE - NEV.
flirt
Fine
Wines,
Liquors,
and Cigars.
GM EQQm fa
Call Once and You will be
mire and return.
In Connection is a first
class Restaurant.
F. R. McNAMEE,
-.tto"ra.5y n(i
VI. LA. SB .'UO t- X-aAW.
tKI.AMAK. Nkvaba,
ELECTION NOTICE.
Election, Tuesday,
November, 8th, 1904.
A resident at Hiko writes to a
resident in Pioche as follows: "I
received your letter. I did not ex
pect to see you this fall. I've only
seen three candidates so far, two of
which belong to the temperance
society, and they had nothing but
chin-music to. inake voters happy,
so you are safe."
HANS
7
OLSEN'S
Is one oi v
FincstlPlaccs --Inlbalicntr.
If you wish
anything in tho
way nf
WineB,
Xjicruor'a,
andlOigars.
CALIENTE NEVADA.
TICKET.
1904.
HEAT MARKET.
CHAS. CDLVERWELL, JR.
PROPRIETOR.
GaCtertt, - - Nevada.
(Opposite Postoffice.)
3T Wholesale & Retail
TDEIA-LIUFI I3ST
Beeb
Pom,
resh Fruits,
Fresh Fish,
Fresh Oysters Received
every Friday.
Woo Tom's
RESTAURANT
AND
Chop -:- House
Pursuant to an order of the Hon
orable Board of County Commission
ers, Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, November, 8th, 1904, in
the several voting precincts in the
County ol Lincoln, State of Nevada,
an election will be held for State,
County and Township officers, towit :
State Officers.
Three Presidential Electors.
One Member of Congress.
One Justice of the Supreme Court
One Regent State University (long
term).
One Regeut State University
(short term).
County Officers.
Out State Senator
Three Assemblymen
One Sheriff
One Clerk & Treasurer
One Recorder & Auditor.
One District Attorney k Superin
tendent of Public Schools.
One Public Administrator
One County Commissioner, (long
term).
One County Commissioner (short
term).
TWnship OprtoEBS.
One Justice of Va Peace.
One Constable.
Constitutional Amendment.
Due Constitutional Amendment
No. 25.
. Which election shall be opened
at 8 o'clock a. m. and shall continue
open uutil 6 o'clock p. m. of said
day.
BA.LLOT8.
til hIm.i.iii lick I. r lull t b mi.1 at the
...111 mini . ii-wr.l Ae. n In Lilicniu guilty,
Novada. B .ml bu su.h as Jiff pr'scrlowl by the
election lw Mid furnished by the Hfcrewry of
tlin Bute. 11ach ballot or tlokat mill be free iroin
i.n m.rlr .-It .tt.rtt.rB. or deTloe or things that
would coalite uy person to dtstiDguHh It by th
back or warn 'ol ... 1 irom any oiner mam or oauo.
....1 no marl. . uli-Lll b.- ! .tide oq such ballots eioeut
tlmsX wltli rutilwr ido only In the square
opposite tb-name of tii cuud Mat you yot for.
lb nsweol no cantli mte shall beeraced or crowed
out. Hud the ballot must not be marked In any
manner eicept by said cross X In said squarn
utnerwlse me Dallot wui noi uo wuuwu.
POIXINQ PLACES, INSPECTORS AND CLERKS
MontiaEd Omta. I. (Jarrlsou, 0. A. Til jmpson,
iMpectors; a. a. HcUouoid, Unas Osborne, Clerks
Polls at Court bmi .
Pnn.-A. O I. A H Wedge. E. R Phil Mrs
luepeotcrsi FO Le. Jr. Han Atcblaun, Clerks.
Foils at scnooi uoum
neL.mar-Oeo Banorirh, Wm Pace, Win,
Wbeatley. Inspectoral Oeo Nesbltt Jr. Mr Moral,
Clerks. Polls at Ball.
Callente-W. D. Maynard. H.H. Landlord, Chan
Culverwell, Inspectors; Ohn Culverwell, Jr. Q. V.
Warren, Clerks puiwatnau.
nintfni. VkIIai Oon MmbUu. Laiuond Wo.ids. J.
Tyler, Inspeolor; Frank Morrison, Albert Woods,
Clerks. Polls at School Uonse.
EaKle Valley Honry Hsmraond. Joe Holllnder,
Freel Lytle. Inspectors; P U Uevlin, Wm Warren,
Clerks. Polls at S.'twol ouae.
Spclnn Vail' y Andy Oelmn", Ueury Bice Sr.
Dave Francis. ltnpotoM: Heury llioe. Jr, C'has
MUlett, Clerks. Polls t School Uiina-i.
Fay-Ueo riillit. O. . b.rt, Clark Miller, In
.oectors; rimer Mlddltiou. T. ui Btek, .il.rSs
Polls at M.ioMy's !
Lake Vallat Annu.Camobill J N Lantef, KoDt j
VIcDonalo , In JrtcV"ni: t.ii. .uibcrtfou. Mr mull i
Clerks. Pills at Kdan'- House.
M.pa -Frrf-ni n 0 bb U f.. Pickett, A L.
Winke s. 1 iii .i!tjrs; Obas ."bl. iir WdSutee Polls ,
at Harris uej
L gm l.. .eUo i. B -, J. I'h.i'oas. ,
Insp cm.1-: .1 rJ Mir-... I a vrcet. i ierks
Polls si H '" '"
t)v'F' !' -1' J 4 ..i- e. ''r.yt rt J"iiiiS"U, A AukoI1
lusp. . I ' ; Ou' PeratlH. H U Ooon..'. Jr. Polls
at HcIikoi ti jllKe
Hi Til-TOW M S ph. i , II O.ulry. B F Bin -tv
111, aaw. 'Vhl-.i.-j, M. Ulbson. Clo-k,
p II it rioo: ti-'Use.
Un. tmIi iini:iiy 1. '"' 'r, orsngu Kr'.. J.
... itt fie,H.rs; Kn .k (). J Buftiaifc.
ol -l- s P . - t neb-" I H " "
M -.0 itr- - r V -l u .1 fH .e. . ' A '-''ill J-'"'
. ,i.i hii l; .ir ( .-ee Jir. mi. ii -,
.(, 1' ho -I ';-nii-
For State Senator.
J. A. DEMON.
For Assemb'men,
J. A. CLARK,
LEVISYPHUS,
FRANK WILLIAMS.
County Clerk & Treasurer,
II J. OOODRICn.
Assessor.
JOUNF ROEDER.
Recorder,
HENRY LEE,
Sheriff,
FRANK WALKER.
District Attorney,
HENJ. SANDERS,
Public Administrator,
JAS. LEhOINE.
Commissioner, Long Term.
JAS. A. NESBIT2.
Commissioner, Short Term.
O. C. BALDWIN.
SALT
IjAKEI
ROUTE.
San Podro, Lcs
..'.ngolcs & Salt
Lake Hailroad.
Time Table.
Effective July 8t 1903.
Trains run daily as follows:
3:30 p.m. Lt. Oallentes Ar. 18 p. m
MS " " Uvada Lv. 11:1111 a ru.
6:1S " Ar Modeua " USO
6:91 " Lt Modena Ar 10:66
95 " Ar Mllford L 1-U
10:311 " L Mllford Ar :
U:8am " Black Koo Lt :I0
J-. " V " Olear Lake "
8.A5 " " Oasla " J:00
5:,g Ar Juab " VM V m
:00 Lt Juab Ar 11:K1
6:85 " " Nepbl Lt 10:90
1:8 " " ProTO " 8
8:18 " " Pleasant OroTe " M
(1:36 Ar Salt Lake City " 6:08
Trains arriving Salt Lake make
direct connection for all points
east, north aid west.
E. W. GILLETT. T. C. PECK,
G. F. & P. A. A.G.P.&T.A
Salt Lake City, Utah.
X A. Olarlc
liflWbii
C01M
TICKET,
1904.
For State Senator,
DR. J. D. CAMPR'-'LL.
For Assemblymen,
E. J. VOX,
EDGAR H1ER,
LITE WHEA'iLEY.
Clerk & Treasurer,
C. C. RONNO W.
Sheriff,
JAKEJ0HXSON.
AswHsor,
W.U.CLAHK.
District Attorney,
LAFAYETTE WOODS.
Public Administrator,
Hr. D1CKLE,
Commissioner, Long Term.
ALEX ORli.
Commissioner, Short Term.
S. E. YOVNT.
Calient
.10! iN sinnn.
Drug Store
PROPRIETOR,
Fine Toilet Soaps.
VThe Latest Perftimes.sNf
j 0Er The Latest Novelties in Writing Paper.
W The -h lcet of Candies. Jl
Also a fine line of c igars both foreign
and domestic.
SUMMONS.
In The Fourth Judicial District
Court, i ounty of Lincoln,
Slate of Nevada.
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
DAY AND NK1HT.
OAI..IHNTK.
("JLVkDRWELL HOTEL
Calicnto, - - Nevada,
Best of Accommodations
Fi f Class if-:eds and good Rooms.
Special Mte on i g ven the Kitchen and
oining Room, and the Best the Market
ffordsWill be served,
lot Sanitarium'andJHaths in Connection with the Hotel,
Water 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Main Street - - -
KISKPS
The Pukest ok
3
Pioche
The Stata ot Nevada Sends Greeting
to i
y-Mi irby rT-qmrwl t. app r in n u ti
Lane, .i- uiili, iu tLi C und Judifiii Di ti.vt
1 lie tiv?i, oi I ''lii;, sud aiiNwer th aw ''
ihi-rHu, ..nt h II i- Bin Willi tbe lrk 'j , i
(1 urt, Wi bin tint 'i ijri-iirtur the orrloe 'u yu
tiiiri -u'iIij;u.-. t xolusivp ol the dtyof tr-it i f:
I-'. i-V.'it I lt. tUA'UIHJf, T tWtLl it ir " . '
(ft.- It' if'y, li .t i'hf'. tliiw diffi'H, " t
. tt.tr .w- hif h . ill. or jitttcmut liyirim
Of Wild COUipUlKt
ihf mil ' action brouRbt to rt'vur Jadni'
M bif in win. tl wd d ftndat, for th mm o
k1 hiin intU aoll-f , bin four bun' re.
tn ft iy du.lurt r B' 'vir-i miierwi yon n i"-. .
Uktir of your niiuiiiK IP"rT Mid O m T,
mhI HUt.-. btiwu tbe li-i d-ty of leoen.b-r, Htiw.
nnd ib. lHt'n. of HiyV'ttitMir, lt. ft
Ham&e nt teqnnnt, and una buudrud and ii iy
doiiar lor thr blrt and mc at oue lutne wbi u.
hyycu u id properly batein tbe 1. i - y
a, 'i iH4!, iflld UJ' Ut .lay of Heptf-Dib. r lit '4
,.).. wt.(-H rtiuu you arofd ).o py plaintiif h 1 1
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npon 'a a'l-t io which voa r rt'df'-1
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hin-war ai d an.wr tin Hid eonifUlH it.v
....iin '. t'm a..d p aiuUff will oik" nw u-vt
i:..un Kamti you or fil f-um .f -u ba. (t '
dolliri una '? t'oa of cult
Jo T (ttiUKiuy Whft.r, I.Vf t u. o
fetuij iiiii l t.':i itftb day oi H. muf' r, ("i-l
i J. oH:ttjn'
ty hi '. 'aiii'iiT
GI.R & OilR.SflAti
OHfi, : fiV s.
Keeps
W lnes. :iiQ.vior
a.nci Oigarn.
Livery and Feed Stable
. fi HTOCK WiTJt
tvHt i iorded by the D. Wek and Moath.
, w-jw. juit mmmma
Blacksmith Shop
ore you can get all kinds of
JUacIimlthing done at
He sonablc Prices.
LIQUORS
nd
fjrd Tab! - tar l ivers 1 Whist
Solo and 0 rv r G -mes.
Is
CHS. CDLVERWELL.
l'liOPKIElOR
HENRY WELLAND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE j))
O R. ' T - tit, WK .
INaOANBinSPBNT. '
ALSO
4 !.: Ui!l'El
awl Vti'ii Xfekt
Groceries and Provisions.
Glassware and Crockery,
Wines, Liquors and Cigar.
A Complete Line of Miners 'upplies always on
hand.
BOOTS
ft!
SHOES.
MAIN' STOIM' MEADOW VALLF.Y STREET
I5i.och.o - - ITovada-
nunt
,.1-aii.i! 'rrt'iitifH'i.
rued in ai l'ittrons
In the Fourth Judicial Di rict Coun
oftheSldtu of Nevada in m.kJ
for the County of Lincoln.
In the ststtar of tbe KstsU-,
Addison BTlx. )
N :. ,ice of Forfeiture.
Hm
On Main Street
Is the Best pUoe to call when -you wm rht
Be't meal to be hirl in Pi-he.
Meal TicnetV"3 For Sl.-VCi
. . I C.l. nr s n
juattruduyg more agony for the The B.ry n.. ... rr,.,,.....
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Fonrtb Juillclsl lilstrlot Omrt ... I r
of Nnsds, ii, siiil nr tbn County of UhcIti, ss
Administrators ol n .vn-i nils. Bvb
dSOBSMKl.
Allcr.llt'WSlivlri( cs',,.l.. Wfllnso s..' f.'tU
are required to Hi Hi "s i-. sr. if. )" Toil M-
srsand ststutorj sfflnaTi -. Ii il. iht
(llrk of said (V'lr- llnlu lb . ... . tn-
first D'iblicatl.ii. .f ih oofi. s . '.II
b barred.
l)s:ed aud pnHlisbad to- th Itf ui tune
17th 104.
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tty for said Kstst.
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ECZEMA AN v J'lLECUUEl
Kn lr.K hi i. ks ... sua i . 1 :
Ui hit- Fnr.K -W". . . '
i i..iulro fur.- for cse .l. sit
Bird, lusp. - -'
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of Ootobsr, 1. . , ,
JAB A. SKnblT'l', County Work.
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'bra.
a.Sii: r-.iit. UO'.'t Bllir-f l .rir r. ,..
11.1.1 f uliattao 'i . N Y '
i.iib.i. ..tlon I
i ,-s.idj
o.n'tun WA 1 1 D. -A TWI'WOBTM ttB'-T MAN'nB;
and DeLamar
Stage Line.
sliciitcs and Fanaca.
J .... 3 ivNTON Proprietor.
': leave Del.arnar at 7 A. M. every da.
wcnx .- Pinmcrt at 11 A. M. and Pioche at 8::
n i;i) , 'connecting with the i L, L A &
i .ml ut OulienteK
'i'.. ni'r by
H...I :.'
B 111 n. ITaloR
,,. ; inly in ai'b count" '. .. . .-.on hums fur an old
.StOtlniMl noiisn in B.iiu m
s ralKbt. bona Me kl -ab salary ol 1 1 8 00 pld
by check each dues Isy Wltb sll lp"nss direct
from headquarters, Mousy adTancod for aipenae
SiO Oaxton aian,, unicago-
0aMalyMh tWM..
;ifi -V at Thompson's Store. .,,
A. Thompson, Agent.
1.

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About Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905