The Pioche weekly record. [volume], March 16, 1906, Image 1

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PIOCHE, NEVADA. FRIDAY MAUCH iO 190G
NO lO
Mining Very Active
Around Goodnprings.
Loot Ilia Prisoner.
Carson Nev3
says Governor
After nearly half a century of i Sparks received a telegram last
varying vicissitudes the mines of
Goodsprings are being given a
real show. The Salt Lake rail
road did much for the district,
but the smelter will make
possible' the handling of low
grade ore, and the profitable
working of many properties.
Tradition has it that the
Potosi tribe of Indians roughly
mined and fashioned bullets
from the gsJena re. Later the
location of this wg lead deposit
Became known to Brigham"
Young and he sent out a band of
Mormons to work the mine,
Then, strange to relate, ore was
taken to Fort Douglas by Gen
eral Sydney Johnstone, and the
bullets manufactured were used
in the' miniature war waged
against the Mormons by the
United States government. But
all this is ancient history, and to
day Mormon and Gentile capital i3
pouring into the district and the
section teems with activity.
W. H. Wilson, manager of the
new smelter, together with
Contractor Joseph Dedrichs, ar
rived yesterday, and at once
started preparatory work.
At a later date it is their in
tention to visit all the mining
camps of southern Nevada and
personally acquaint shippers
with prices and terms. A
sampling works and assay office
are to be at once erected, in
order that the company can
commence buying ore. Jean,
which is the station on the Salt
Lake Route, is save :i miles dis
tant from Goxbprin?, where
the smelter will be erected, and
the two places ?J3 to be con
nected by either an electric or a
regular railroad, .The smelter
will have twa. blast furnaces,
one flat bottom for copper mats,
the other a crucible for lead.
Searchlight.
SCHOOL HIS PORT.
evening from Sheriff Murphy of
Lander county, who is at Ogden.
He states that Nevada has lost
its three prisoners, whom he
was bringing from Chicago to
have their trial at Austin on the
charge of fraud, for which they
were indicted by the grand jury.
They were brought from Chicago
under extradition papers signed
by the governor of Illinois, who
revoked his papers after the
sheriff had the men as far : as
Utah. , . t
Habeas corpus proceedings
were instituted in Ogden and the
men were turned loose. The in
dictment will remain against the
trio, but they cannot be punished
unless they are caught within
the State.
Governor Sparks remarked this
morning to a News repre
sentative: "New Jj a pretty
good time for ' the stockmen of
Nevada to take warning and look
out for Chicago sharpers, as they
come here and give bogus checks
make contracts for the delivery
of horses and cattle and relr
dudiate their debts.
Appoints Visitors.
8 EAT MARKET.
CHA.3 OULVEKWELL, Jit.
UiOPHJETOU.
(Opposite
IWtnflice.)
POBK9
iesli Trusts,
Frali ri-,
Fre'i Oysters
evoty rrH
eceived
The following is a list of the
pupils of the Grammer School
who have missed no time during
the month ending March 2nd.
George Frank Clara Peaslee
Caddie Cook Eddie Price
Eben Wheatley Chester Cook
Lizzie Goodrich
Rose C. Falconer, Teacher.
The following is the report of
the Pioche Primary School for
the six month, ending Mar 2, '06
Whole number of pupils in at
tendance, 35; boys 19, girls 16,
Per cent of attendance, boys 89,
girls 91; average 90.
The following pupils have been
in attendance every day during
the month and the first six every
day during the U rm.
Governor Sparks has ap
pointed the following honorary
board of visitors to the Nevada
State University. The list con
sists of one from each county in
the state, with Chief Justice
Fitzgerald as president of the
body. The duties of the ap
pointees are to visit the Univ
ersity commencement week: W.
C. Grimes, Churchill; H. F.
Dangberg, Douglas; C. B.
Henderson' Elko; H. F. Bartine,
Esmeralda; H.C. McTerney,
Eureka; B. F. Riley, Humbolt;
J. A. Miller1 Jr., Lander; J. T A.
Denton' Lincoln; J. W. Wilson,
Lyon; W. B. Pittman, Nye;
Andrew Maute, Ormsby; J. J.
Sullivan, Storey; N. W.
Washoe; R. A. Riepe,
Pine.
Roff,
White
Floyd Campbell
Ralph Goodrich;
Lena Welland
Herold Clark ' .
Daniel Frank
Mammie Orr
Rose Succetti v
.' V." Welland
Frank Varner
. , Ella Hulse
'James Price
Walter Garrison
Mary Ann Price
, Clara, Garrison
: Maude Goodlander, Teacher.
Generally when a woman
drives a man to. -drink he jogs
along right steadily, without shy
ing at anything along; the r, way.
"The assessed valuation of
Butte, Mont, exclusive of mines,
is $40,000,000. The' monthly
payrolls of mines and smelters
exceed $1,000,000. The mines
of Butte are valued at $1,000,000
000, on which no taxes are levied.
The net bullion proceeds only
are taxed. The mine3 supply
over one-fourthof the copper
product of the world. The
electric pewer and light plant
represents 40,000 horse-power.
The population is estimated at
75,000. ,
The Highland group of mines,
at Ely, has been bounded to
Samuel New.iouso, the Utah
millionaire, for $80,000.
The Shellenger. and Comins
ranch on Steptoe Creek, close to !
Ely were sold for $103,000 last !
week to Messrs A. G. Corbett j
and J. R. Thompson. The j
ranches contain 1700 acre3 of '
land and have a water right of
1000 inches. They was bought
soley for the use of the water.
A little Ferron girl, says the
Emery county, Utah, Progress,
wa3 told to write an essay of 350
words on any ? subject. She
choae to write about a stove
which her father had just put
up, so she wrpttt -.the . following:
"My father . tried .to put . up a
stove yesterday Joorning. . Just
as he gotit nearly p hej started
to put one of the "legs 'under that
had fallen out," and the "whole
stove, pipe and all came down.
I guess that makes about fifty
words, and Pa said the other 300
while he" finished putting up the
stove." iV "'V-
H. W. UNDERH1LL
Fine
Wines,
Ldquors,
and Cigars.
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tab llMiw td
Call Once ai.d You will In
sure and return.
HAfiS GLSEfTi
Is one of the
Finest Places
n) . alicnte
li you -wish
anything in the
way of-
wa riots
.1 dCLTJO.r-fi.
:v v.1 Cigars.
CAL1KNTE NEVADA.
HENRY WELLAND
Wholesale and Rets" Dealer in
((( GENERAL MERCHANDISE j)
Groceries and Provisions,
Glassware and Crockery,
-"Vines. L.iquor j and Cigar.
A Complete Line of Miners Supplie always on
hand. -V V
SOOTS
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MAIN STOPP MEADOW VALLEY STREET
Pioob.3f - - ITovacU
Pioche and Delamar
Stage Line.
Via Calicntcs and Panaca,
J- A. DENTOXT Proprietor.
- Stages leave DeLamar at 7 x A. , M. every day,
Leave Panacaat 11 a. M. and Pioche at 6:00 A. M
every daj, connecting wtlt the , S L L A. & S L
Railroad at Calientes. t
Pioche Office at Thompson's Store.
A S. Thompson, Agent.
ILVEEWELL HOTEL
Calionto. - - - - Nevada
Best of Accommodations
Fir r Class Beds and good Rooms
Special tti ' on I1 given the Kitchen and
cjning Room, and the 3st the .Market;.
ffords Will be served.
Hot Sanitarium and Baths in Connection - with the Hotel.
Water 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Livery and Feed Stable
niJLLi stocio;i with
3LIVEU1T A.l SADIILEIIIOCSIIS.
domes Boardedl by the Day, Week and Mouth.
Blacksmith Shop
here you can get all kinds! of
Blachmithing done" at
Reasonable Prices.
" 1 1 A S. C T LV E It WELL
PROPRIETOF
Henby Lee
Henht Mathews
PiOi HE
IDAHO
The Land of Opportui ities!
XL iRREl Farming, Fruit Raising
Piocbe, Mniti Street, Ntvudu.
Prime Bef,
1'ork
Mutton and Veal.
Loe and athowa, P ops.
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Pioohk. - - - Nzvasa
0m
NEVADA'S
MOST P0PU-
LAR ROAD.
TWO PALITIAL TRAINS
from caliente
TO ALL, POINTS
South, North,
East and West,
Chemical analysis shows that! QdE
the communion wine used in i i IE ADM I A
New York churches is composed vALI'r UKIN I A
oLT? f and i LOW Rate Excursions
coal tar, but perhaps it is as pure
asthe heart of many of the' Wnte nerek Ae;to
THE PA LAC E
O. row .
I'tooh
The' fittest ol
Wines,
iquors
- AMD .
Cigars,
Always on Unci.
POO 1,1 TABIjBS.
Mining
Trinity of Industries in which
she is unexcelled.
Irrigation has made her farming an
unparalleled success.
The Oreaon Short
Line Railroad Co.
Will gladly furnish descriptive
matter in regard to state's resources.
D. E. Burley, ! D. S. Speuceh,
Q. Pi&T.Agt.. A. G, P. AT. Act
Salt Late City, Utah.
laot-lroais
Light oii
Caiiente Drug Store
JOHN SHIER.
PROPRIETOR
Fine Toilet Soaps.
Y-The Latest Perfumes.f
OThe Latest Novelties in Writing Paper. $
DST The Choicest of Candies. JH!
Also a fine line of Cigars both foreign
and domestic.
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
DAY AND NIGHT
Caiiente - - - - ITevada.
J. A. Denton, Proprietor.
are mad with
T ANTED. A TBtTSTWOBTHT SENT' (MAS tm
iftd7 In Kh coaoty to mftDBK. bmttneM for so old
titttabltuhed honM of tolid floasci taBiina A
rwxht. bon. 8d wwklr h h1u7 of ( 00 p(d
ny enwi ncn aDM i7 wica .11 Dn direct
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POWDER
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TONSORIAL PARLOR
PIOCHE, - - NEVADA.
;: JAKES . A. NESBITT,
Is just in receipt of a
FINE STOCK
FRESH GROCERIES,
THK LATEST STYLES IN . -
All
work done in the
Highest Style of
Goodwin's Weekly.
D. P. A.,
Skit Lake City, Utah.
the Art.
Boots
4
Slioes
Abo has a first class Bath
Room where H ;t aud
Cold Witer Baths
can be had.
B$el of Uciior
One price to all.-
MAIN. ST.
OPPOSITE LACOTJR.
AMD THE fi'Y.
RIO GUiBE Wmi
Tho Sccnio Lmb To
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Olenwood Springs, Aspen, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs, Denver, Omaha, Kansas uity, s St., Louis,
; I Chjoago, and all points east. ' s , ,
Connecting at Ogden Union Depot w'th all
Southern Pacific and Oregon Short. Line Trains
The oalj Transcontinental Line passing : j "
- directly through Salt Lake City.
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Splendidly Equipped fast Trains Daily
between OGDEN AND DENVER
Via Three Separate k Distinct Scenio Routes;
The Tables supplied with the
Best the Market Affords.
Good Beds and Well Furnished
Rooms.
TE5RMS S1.50PER DAY,
flT'Stages Leaves Hotel for Pioche, Panaca and Delamar
every Day in the week.&
THROUGH
PULLMAN
and
ORDINARY
SLEEPING
CARS
a 1
Denver, Oinalm,
t0 Kansas City, St
Louis & Chicago
Without C hangca
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Personally Conducted Excursiom.
DINING CARS, Service a la Carte on ll through Trains.
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PIOCHE
- NEVADA.