The Pioche weekly record. [volume], March 02, 1906, Image 1

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Record,
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Weekly
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VOL. I.VI
Object Lesion in Advertising-.
PIOCHE, X K VA 1) A. i;:Ul DA Y MAltCIl Z IOOG
Don't advertise if you believe
you are wasting money, says an
exchange. Let your competitor
waste his money on advertising:,
and perhaps in this way you'll
soon put him out of business."
Just stand back and laugh at
him when you see him squan
dering his money for printers'
ink. Once there was a bov
named John we think his name
was Wanamaker, or -mavbe.
Moneymaker, anyhow his name
was John with some sort of a
maker attached to his last name.
He owned fifty yards of calico,
three pairs of jeans, a half dozen
pairs of home made yarn socks
and five pairs of boots. He
called, this a dry goods store
through a Philadelphia news
paper and offered to sell a pair
of socks for thirty-nine cents.
The , don't-believe-advertising
merchants just argued; young
John spent $G5 with a Philidel
phia paper to advertise just one
time and had less than $100
worth of goods. He was cau
tioned by the merchants who
"knew it didn't pay." It was
through sympathy that they
offered him advice. But John
didn't listen to them and went
and blew his money foolishly;
and to-day poor John sees the
result of his misdoings he has
so many large dry goods stores
that he can hardly find time to
study his Sunday school -lesson.
Can you see a lesson in this?
Be a progressive, up-to-the-time
business man. Advertise your
wares if you want to sell them.
Nevada Well Up A monr Leaders
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. -A
report prepared . by the census
bureau for the use of the con
gregational committee on manu
factories discloses that, in. the
percentage in increase in num
ber of industries and value of
products manufactured five of
the far western states lead the
list.
Oklahoma lead3 and Indian
Territory is second. Nevada,
Idaho and Utah rank next.
There was a derease in the
number of manuf actnring estab
lishments, despite an increase in
output and capitol invested in a
majority of the states, due it is
stated, to the consolidation of
small enterprises.
The increase of production
and capital invested in all the
states runs from 20 to 200 per
cent in the five years.
Tay C ity aid Vicinity.
The old camp of Fav. is look
"i up juiu mis coming spnng
a big boom is expected. The
Horseshoe property under bond
to Short and Elliott has been
taken up by Boston parties and
the first pajTnent was to be
made yesterday. The Snow-flake
property will be started up at an
early date, also a force of men
will be put to work on the Ross
and Buck and with the numer
ous other claim including the
Pope Company. The Uvada OoM
Mg Co. The Jennie Gold Mg. Co.
Fay will be on the maD once
more, and be there strong.
At Deerlodge. the Deerlodiyp
Mining and Milling Co., has the
tunnel on the Indiana claim neie-h
in about 700 feet
The Irus property at DeerlotW
is being steadily worked bv Mood v
and Dameron; they will make a
mill run of the ore thev have nut.
through the Derlodge mill.
Cuve Valley.
MEAT HARKET;
CHAS. CCLVERWEr.L. .(It.
. ' H-f'ntiiiTull.
Gattente, - - Meratfg.:
(Opposite rot..!i;,..e ) I
HENRY WELLAND
NO 518
IDEA ;
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.Wholesale and Reto'l i ealer in
((; GENERAL MERCHANDISE )))
iesU Fruits,
Fresh Tish,
Fresh Oysters
foeived
every 5'riday.
Justices Court.
The Justice's Court on Mon
day was occupied with the case
J. Crawford, arrested for dis
turbing the Peace. He was
fined ten dollars and costs, and
not having the wherewith was
sentenced to serve the same out
by sojourning in the county
bastile for the period of five
days.
A very important strike has
recently bean mide on the prop
erties of V. M. Zowe and C. V.
Streeter, known as "The Bell of
East" and "The Bell of the West,
located on Lanter's Hill in Cave
Valley about 75 miles from
Picche and two miles from Lant
er's ranch. Assays from the
property show values running
$12. to $G0. gold. Mr. Zowe is
now in Colorado, and will com
mence active work as soon as he
returns.
Values from $108. to $180 were
obtained from samples taken
from the property of Mr. Lanter,
claim which is near the claims of
Zowe arid Streeter. '
H. W. UNDERHILL
OALU.M'K - .NKV.
HeNKIC LliE
Hknpt Mathews
MEJiT'
M ill Kill .
Pioche, Main Sireet. Ntvudu.
Prime Bev,
i.'ork,
Mutton and Veal.
Lee ELiicl Mathews, t
opa.
TONSORIAIj parlor
PIOCHE, - - .NEVADA..
All
work done in the
style of
Highest
Also has a first
Room where
Cold Water
the Art.
class Hath
Hot and
Baths
F'ixxc
and Cigars.
tab' 'lQQm in
Call Once and You will be
sure and return.
HANS OLSEN'S
oaiiaO otit
is one of the
Finest Places
In Caliente.
li you, wish,
anything; in the
way oL
WiMt--". v
.1 i.vciu ors.
, -: Oigari-. .
CALfKMK NLVAi .
THE PALACE
Nevada
can be had.
7. G. lew
ji-' io o
rtw " in.- ic ot . '
'Wines,".
- iquors
AMD
Cigars,
Always on Hand.
BIJ andl
. POO .1 X'A.BXjZEJS-
THE SALT
LAKE
TELEGRAM,
In an interview that Governor
Colcord had with the Carson
News, he states that the finest
gold ever received at the Carson
Mint-comes from Goldfield, Ne
vada. In fact it is the finest in
the world. Its purity is re
markable. Every bar has a
fineness of better than 20, and
20.23 bars are not uncommon.
In one instance a bar from Gold
field was received at the Mint
having a fineness of 20.55; pure
gold is 20.67.
The Las Vegas Times says:
"The greatest zinc lead pro
perty in the world is located in
Lincoln county, Nevada. It is
mine worth its millions and pur-, "f. ? urrenoei.
chased it for a song." ! eto of lh b;Bt m'm "'P . Ne"
I yada. Write. Is one but meritori-
A bed in Manhattan costs $1 a ous properties bandied
night and meals 75 cents. ine
main lodsrings are mere bunk
houses, and, for obvious reasons, ; MC,.V
bedmakers use long handled LHAJ LthL, JtUKohl
pitchforks in shaking up the '
blanket coverings in the morning. ' ,7 :-oh;ai--uw
j2x Piochk, - Nkyada.
WARKI2N'8
SALOON.
Caliente, Nevada.
Is a place if in Caliente you can get
the Finest of j
OIGAR
WINES,
LIQUORS exxcl. all
icinci or sort
Drinks
Billard and Pool Table.
GEO. V. WARREN, - - PROP.
E. P. Gordon & Co
Published
every Evening Except
Sunday.
A newspaper thut contains all the
news and 24 hours, ahead of other
dailies. - ' i
One year $7.00 Six months $3 50
One month .6"' . Siugle copies .03.
GORDON,
P oche, ,ev.
E cry "nan, woman and cVM inpy ejov th
He ;v; 1 s ?n ( .. r - r? mh
Livery and Feed Stable
TFXIdC STOCKED WITH
; LlVKItY AW SADBXJCIXIOXtSXIS.
Homes Botfpiedl by the Day, Week and Month
' r TT HHiiwilir-jr- Mini -jui -:
Blacksmith Shop
horc jfou can get all kinds! of
. Blackmithing done! at
Reasonable Prices.
CHAS. CIJLVERWELL,
Ti ho'j ,tMti i. t. ., i'i.LU La.
! Tool Co
a:
e J. Stevens
P. O. 1, , .:
CHIO JP8 FALLS, ji. ,
lit
Clrdcerjcs and Provisions,
Glassware and Crockery.
- ines f-iquora and Cigar
A Complete Line of Miners Supplies always on
hand.
y r BOOTS f SHOES.
MAIN ST OPP MEADOW VALLEY STREET
Fiochs:' - - - IToTrrL A
1SILVEBWELL. HOTEL
Calioato, - - - ITovada
Best of Accommodations
Fhj Cass Beds and erood RoomR
Special on I given the Kitchen and
utnmg Room, and the Best the Market
ffords Will be served.
lot Sanitarium and Baths in Connection with the Hotel,
, Water 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pioche and DeLamar
Stage Line.
Via Calicntcs and Panaca.
J. A. UENTOW 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, connectisg with the 8 L, L A & S L
Railroad at Calientes.
Pioche Office at Thompson's Store.
A S. Thompson, Agent.
Caliente Drug Store
JOHN SHIER.
Pine Toilet Soaps.r
VThe Latest Pernimes.v-f
CZ-The Latest NoxroitipQ wnTViHno- pftt5fir
The Choicest of Candies.
Alao a fluo line of Cigars "both foreign
and domestic.
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
DAYAND NIGHT
PROPRIETOP
iDAHO:
Fhe Land- orOppiiriunities!
Farming, Fruit Raising
Mining
A Trinitv of Industries in which
she ia unexcelled.
Irrigation has nmde her forming an
unparalleled success.
The Oregon Short
Line Railroad Co.
Will gladly furnish descriptive
matter in regard to state's re-sources.
D. E. Bublet, D. S. Spekceb.
Q. P. & T. Agt. A. O. P. & T. Agt
' 1 Salt Lake City, Utah.
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tr u h-irt i .rtvn iluoej- vlvuicd for tipwi.
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TO
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VIA
imm mm stitior
Fast Time,
Superb Equipment,
Observation Sleepers.
Write nearest Agent, or to.
J. L. MOORS,
D. P. A.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Calient - - - ITevada,
J. A. Denton, Proprietor.
The Tables supplied with the
Best the Market Affords.
Good Bcdo and Well Furnished
Rooms.
THJ-FIMS S1.50PE3R TDATST.
UTSteges Leaves Hotel for Pioche, Panaca and Delamar
every Day in the week.5X
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THE
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
Aa absolutely pore, cream of tartat powrier.
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