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The
PlOCHE
VOL. LVI
PlOCHE, NEVADA, FRIDAY FEBRUARY id 10(1(5
A Bill to Establish a
Department of Mines
and Mining.
Introduced by Congressman
C. D. Van Duzer of
Nevada
Be it enacted by the senate and
bouse of representatives of the
United Stites of America in Con
gress atisembled, that there shall be
kt the Beat of government an exec
utive department to be known as
the department of mines and min
ing, and a secretary of mines and
mining at the head thereof, who
rhall be appointed by the President,
by and the advice and consent of
the senate, who shall have a seat
in the cabinet, and who shall ie
ceive a salary of $8,000 per annum;
and section 158 of the Revised Stat
utes is hereby ammended to iucuJe
such department, and -the pro
visions of title 4 of the Revised
Statutes, including amend
ments thereto, are hereby made ap
plicable to said department.
Sec. 2. That there shall be in said
department an assUtant secretary
of mines and minifg. to be appoint
ed by the president, by and with
the consent of the senate, who shall
have a salary of $4,000 per annum.
He shall perform such duties as
shall be prescribed by the secretary
and required by law. There shall
also be appointed by said secretary
one chief clerk, who shall receive a
salary of $1,800 per aunnm, and
such other clerical asi nnce as
may, from time to time, be autho
rized by congress.
Sec. 3. That the said depart
ment of mines and mining shall
have general jurisdiction over all
matters pertaining to mines and
mining industries and the geolog
ical survey and over all the matters
committed to any of the bureaus,
offices, departments, or branches of
the publio service by this set trans
ferred from other executive depart
ments of the government to the
said department of mines and min
ing as fully as the same is now pos
sessed by and of the said bureaus,
offices, departments, or branches of
the public service froiu whence the
same is so transferred, and that the
official records and papers now on
file in and relating o the business
of aBy such bureau, office, depart
ment. or br.uich of the public ser
vice in this act transferred to the
department of mineB snd twin ng,
together with the furniture now in
use in such bureau, office, depart
ment, or branch of the public serv
ice, shall be and is hereby, trans
ferred to the department of mines
and mining. .
Sec. 4. That there .hall be in
the department of mines and min
ing a bureau whioh- shall, under
the direction of te secretary there
of, gather, compile and publish in
formation in respect to the same,
and it shall bo the duty of said bu
reau to acquire and disseminate
practical and useful information
concerning the mines, mineral re
sources and mining industries ' of
the United States; that the offioe of
the director of the geological sur
vey and the geologioal survey serv
ice, and all that relates to and per
tains to the same, is hereby trsns
ferred from the jurisdiction of the
interior department to the junsdic
tion and supervision of the depart
ment of mines and mining, to re
main henceforth under the jurisdic
tion of the latter; and the director
of the geological survey is hereby
made the director of said bureau
Sec. 5. That the secretary of
mines and mining shall annually
maVe a rcnort in writing to con
gress, which shall contain au ac
count of all naoueys received
expended by him in promoting and
facilitating the development of the
American mines, mineral resources
and mining industries, and such
recommendations as he shall deem
necessary to the further develop
ment nt thn same. He shall also
make special investigations and re
ports on particular subjects when
ever required to do so by either the
president, the senate or the house
of representatives.
See. 6. That the secretary of
mines and mining shall have charge
in the building of premises oc
upid by or appropriated to the
department of mines and mining,
of the library, furniture, fixtures,
records and other property pertain
ing to it, or lereafter acquired for
use in its business; and he shall be
allowed to expend for periodicals
and the purpose of the library, and
for the rental of appropriate quar
ters for the accommodation of the
department of mines and mining
within the District of Columbia,
and for all other incidental expen
ses such sums as congress may pro
vide from time to time; provided,
however, that where any bureau
proprosed to oe transferred to the
department of miues and mining by
this act is occupying rented build
ing or premises, t -ey may still con
continue to do so until other suit
able quarters are provided lor their
use. And provided further, that
all officers, clerks and employes
now employed in any of the bu
reaus, offices, departments, or
branches of the publio service in
this act transferred to the depart
ment of mines and mining are each
and all hereby transferred to said
department at their present grades
and salaries, except where other
wise provided iu this act, uutil oth
erwise provided by law. And , pro
vided further, that all laws pre
scribing the work and defining the
duties of the several bureaus, offices,
departments, or branches of the
public service by this act trans
ferred to and made a part of the de
partment of unties and mining
shall, so far as the same are not. in
conflict with the provisions of this
act, remain in full force and effect
until otherwise provided by law.
Sec 7. That the jurisdiction,
supervision and management and
control of mines and mining lands
and mining industries now vested
in the interior department are here
by transferred to and vested in the
department of mines and mining.
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LAKE
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CALIENTE - NEV.
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Liiquors,
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Infe &mm la
Call Once atid
. sure and
You will
return. -
Node t.. Creditors.
In the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State
of Nevada, in and for
the County of s,
Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate
of
Mrs. Annie Deck, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was on the 15th day of
August, A. D. l'JOo, duly appointed,
and on the 29th day of August, 1905
duly qualified by tba Fourth Judic
ial District Court of the State of
Nevada iu and for Lincoln County,
as the administrator of the estate of
Mrs Annie Deck, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers and
statutory uffidavits attached, with
tho Clerk of said Court, within four
weeks from the first publication of
this notice. . , JOHN H. DEOiC,
Administrator.
Dated, Aug, 29, 1905.
Cuas. Lee Horsey,
Attorney for Administrator.
Date of fir it publication, Sept. 1st,
1905.
SCHvOL REPORTS.
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Is one of the
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C ALIEN TE NEVADA.
HO
ai sf. y
The Land of Opportunities!
Farming, Fruit Raising
Mining ,
A Trinity of Industries in which
she is unexcelled.
Irrigation has, made her farming an
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The Oreqon Short
Line Railroad Co.
Will gladly furnish descriptive
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(Opposite Postoffice.)
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Fresh Fish,
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AiiD
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TP -0 J TVYBT-jEDS.
SUMMONS.
In
tne Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada in and
for the County of Lincoln,
Notice to Creditors.
In Th District Court of
the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict County Lincoln
State of Nevada.
. -
In the Matter of the Estate
of
Lafayette Woods, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified by the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Lincoln, as admin
istrator of the estate of Lafayette
Woods, deceased. .
All creditors having claims againBt
said estate are required to file the
the same with proper vouchers at
tuched, with the Clerk of said Court
within three months after the first
publication of this notice. '
Lyman L. Woods,
Administrator of the estate o
Lafayette Woods, deceased
Dated. August 8. 1905-
Diteof first publication, Aug 8, 1905
T. J. Osborne, Atty lor Estate.
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Dining Room, and the Cest the Market '
Affords Will be served,..
Hot Sanitarium and Hatha in Connection ' with the Hotel,
Wat'jr 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Livery and Feed Stable
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Blacksmith Shop
here you can get oli;ixinds!!of
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Hcaaonablo Price
CHAS. CULVERWELL
PROPRIETOR
Follovviug is tle report of the
Pioche Prim ry School for the
month ending Jan, 5,1906.
Number of pupils enrolled duriug
the uioiith, 37, males 20,
femnles 17. Per cent of atttudauce
duriug moiitl., mules 98, ftinales 94.
Following is a list of pupils who
have missed no time duriug the
month, the last thirteen having mis
sed no time during the present
school year.
James Price
Marion Ewing
Geo Garrison
A. DePedrini
Mattie Orr
Rose Succetti
Harold Clark
Merman Middleton
Floyd Campbell
Hal pli Goodrich
Mari im Lloyd
Lloyd, Christian
Victor Welland
Maude Goodlander, Teacher
Kobt Succetti
Walter Garrison
Mary Ann Price
Mamie Orr
Lena Frank
Clara Garrison
John 1 rice
Frank Varner
Daniel Frank
Isabel Nesbitt
Ella Hulse
Lena Welland
The State of Nevada Sends Greeting,
to
Sxuual M Wbltmorc and TictT. One.
Tour tv hfrfbv inquired to pptr In an action
commenced aRalntit you aa defendant hf The
Moapa Sold, tlYran4 0opptr Mining Oompan;, a
onrporntlon aa pltlniiff, in tho Fonrtb Jadloltl
Ptatriat O.nri of 'h Htate of Nevada, Lincoln
OouTity, at (Mi- tnwsi of Pioeh-, an.l anawer the
0niiiinl h'Tflu, wBich lan die with tha Olork
of aaM Oiiiirt, wl'hli' n day after tha Htrrlc on
yonof'thia 'irin m (iolusia of the day of
arioi it a-'v d l i -aid )an'r or fweny dene
tt Ktrid o it ( nil t Ct iDty. but within thla Din
trio t, nd in ail ih-r ca-e forty d .ys. or Juilinuent
by .lefault ID b laioa uilnt you, aooordlng to
tb" prayer or aai: iomp)ali)t
tba ui i .'i)ou hro ight 10 recover Jodgmcut
analua ;on, Hie id afi ndant for the Quieting
:.d -ouli rii Inj of title In the aald Plaintiff lot and
ijih- filliwiurf uiinl mining claim alruaed
iue Hp luita Mlniug llttrlit Ltnooln County
lit t uf rvaiia: the Rebel Lda Mining Claim, the
a uipxiiii Lode Jllulng Claim and the Utah Lode
)Hni' ( iHatm. ... !
And yon arr beroby aotlltec that if you fall to
a p-ar au-! awrt tba aaid oomptalnt aa above
roquirrd, the aald plaintiff will apply to the Court
f r ami take Jud uent anainat yon for tba relief
deu.an 'eato aald eomlaint.
In i'Htimony Where, f, I, H. i. Q.iodrlch
have bereaaio mx my band offioially, and fflxed
lheaealof aald court. tUU ltth day of Be, tern,
bar. D. 1WJ4.
H. J. O "lMOS.
County Clrrk and ti -officio Clara of the
ronrtb indicia) tllatri t Court of tba State
of Neve la, Linooln 0n y
B Kugene Goodrich, Deputy Clerk
W4NTED- A TRtTSTWORTHT OENTUMaN OB
lady In each eonnty to manijie buaineaa for an old
t.hiuhpd honae of aolid financial atandinir. A
raliibt, bona fid wettly caah aalary of 118 00 paid
by efaeok each Wtdneaday with all expnnaca direct
from ueeuqutrcere, anouay hithiwu lur piiniw.
Uaaagar, 340 Oaxton aidK,, Ohicaxo
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Fast Time,
Superb Equipment,
Observation Sleepers.
Wii'e nearest Agent, or to.
J. L. MOORE,
D. P. A.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice l"o i rcditors
In lh Oiatrict Court of tha Fourth
Judicial District) In and for the
Count, of Lincoln, State of
Nevada.
- utter of the Katate
Of
1 K'l' I fCanrd.
- f!-i hereby glvi" t!it.lh' ot etttued haa
i-u tb 19 ay Jiiik'. x ti. 116 n'y ap
liolnlnl. and on th 2Ut day of l ine 1908, duly
o,M.l!a! by 'he rr.unh Judi ial DiBtnct Court
u Nevada. 1 1 and for Lincoln County, aa the
Adiuiutra!o. ol tue t oi 0' W. Elliott,
All creditor having claim against aald relate
arr rriintrd In nla the -nine, with proper voucher
inl tatntry nffidavitr ettachnl, with
ihe il'ork of inl court, within three
uiomtiK e'tr (lie or"' pnbllratlon of thla
notlo.
n . ki i.iott.
". I. McNj,,:-, Administrator.
icrn y tnr Admluistratnr. ,
V rat i-uhli-atior J no ?0. t'6
The following is a list of the
pupils of the Grammer school who
have missed no time duriug the
second month ending Jan S.
Clara Peaslee Dorothy Price
Caddie Cook Chester Cook
Eben Wheatly Eddie Price
J. Christian Minnie Hulse
Lizzie Goodrich
Bobs Falconer, Teaoher.
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Wholesale and RetaJl Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE j))
Crroccricss and rovizsions,
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Wines, laiquors and Cigar,
A CompLite Line of Miners unnlies alwavs on
hand.
AMD
MAIN ST OPP MEADOW
Piocho, - -
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VALLEY STREET
STovada
Pioche and DeLamar
Stage Line.
Via Onlicntcs and Panaca.
J- A. DENTON Proprietor.
stages leave DeLamar at 7 A. M. every day,
Leave Panaca at 11 A. M. and Pioche at 8:00 A. M
every day, connecting with the S L, L A & S 1
Railroad at Calientes.
I
Pioche Office
at Thompson'.- Store.
A S. Thompson, Agent.
j. BTXvnra ashs aso tool go.
m P. O. Box 4094.
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Tba rush to Manhattan is so
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Caliente Drug Store
PROPRIETOR
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Is made of Grape
Cream of Tartar
Absolutely Pure.
Makes the food
more Wholesome
and Delicious.
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Fine Toilet Soaps.
VThe Latest Perfumes.v-f
CTho Latest Novolties in "Writing Fapcr.
The Choicest of Candles. JZ
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