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THE PIOCHE RECORD
JUNE 19, 1909
!Local and Personal
For ! Cheap. Nicely furnish
ed home; large woodshed; storeroom
chicken house; beaut if.: s.-.a.e trees.
Mrs. Geo. O. Bawyer. .
IN THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME
AS WELL AS ANY
OTHER OLD TIME
Miners' Union Ball.
The second anniversary ball of the
Miser's Union on Monday night v. as
4 . attended - and a most enjoy
able time was had by those present.
Locate In Pioche.
E. A. Taylor, a well known Salt
ded to lcoate permanent y in this
camp and hass entered into a co
partnership with Joseph S. Free and
a general engineering business will b
of. Fred & Taylor.
Coldfield I nwyer Here.
8. E. Vermilia, a prominent Gold
Held attorney, was in the city for
a lew days last week having come
here on business connected with the
Atlanta mine deal at Silver Park.
Baversteck In Town.
R. S. Baverstock, the well known
engineer and assay er of Los Angel
es, was here several days last week.
He was interested in the Silver Park
mining deal.
Assayer At Prince Con.
Alex. Lloyd, has returned from Salt
Lake where he has been at
tending school. He will officiate as
assayer at Prince Consolidated mine
during at least a portion of his vaoa-
tlon.
The New School House.
The excavations tor the new school
house have been completed and the
Pioche Supply & Construction Co.,
expects to get construction m-ork start
ed nex( week.
Gaskill Going Te New York.
James P. Gaskill, manager of the
Nevada-Utah Miness & Smelters cor
poration, leaves for New York in a
few days to confer with President
Learnard and other officials- of the
company at headquarters. . ,
PURELY PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B'.Stelnman have
gone to Salt Lake.
Herma:i Freudenthal continues to re
gain his health is the latest news re
ceived from .the Salt Lake hospit
al where he is a patient.
'jict Attorney John M. Breeze
J lUtorney harles Lee Horsev
t to Bristol Wells Wednesday.
gineer J. H. Knowles of the
Route, returned to camp
-bain Wednesday evening and expects
to remain until the surveys are
completed on the proposed extension
of the road to the Prince onsolidated.
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Judge D. D. Uoutz of Provo, Utah,
and son. were in camp this week, the
Judge having come here on mining
business. '
S. B. Eubanks, of the Nevada-Utah
office staff, has returned from Salt
Lake City.
K. C. Fisher and wife have gone to
Atlanta In the Silver Park mining dis
trict where they - have mining pro
perty. t" hn A. Klrby. president of the Pi
oeW King Mining company, came in
from Salt Lake last evening.
Frank P. Thompson returned last ev
ening from a trip to Carson City,
where he went to attend the annual
meeting of the Masonic grand tydge
for the state of Nevada.
Col. James L. Mackett and Ernest
V L. Godbe, of the Prince Consolidated
and Ohio-Kentucky companies, were
in camp a couple of days this week.
They returned to Salt Lake yester
day morning.
HODGES-COOK MERCANTILE COMPANY
Can Save Money for You
We Buy Goods in Carload Lots and Give
Our Customers the Benefit of the Lowest
Possible Prices.
In the Canned Goods Line We Get To
matoes, Condensed Milk and Fruits of
all Kinds. Everything in the Grocery Line
IPOWDER AND DISTILLATE Agents for Famous Budweiser Beers)
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MOBILE FOR HIRE
By tto Hoar, v
' ' Day or Week.
Enquire at ' Mountain
View Hotel
Weir had had trouble with Todd on
the day the latter was last seen a
live. This was the story told by Wll-
jliam Blaekwell, and which was
1 substanciated by his wife; also by
j Walker Lee, who was at the Weir
i place the date on which the trag
edy is suposed to have occured.
L it was alB shown by the testtmo
1 ny of several witneses that a dem
ijohn of whiskey -played atr import
ant role in the dayB events and that
Todd and members of the weir fam
ily imbibed freely of the contents.
The defendants were represented
by Attorney JesBe Simmons; while
t"e stafVs side of the case was
conducted by District Attorney J.
M. Breeie and assisted by Attorney
Charles Lee Horsey. r
PERKINS
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HEMS THE
WEIR CASE
Orders Julius Weir Jr., Hi
To Action of Grand
Jury Elder Wcir
in
Notice is he-eby given that no per-
son will be allowed to explode or tin
charge any fire works of any kind
within the town limits of any town
in this county during the ar weath
er, especially, on the Fourth of July.
By order of
- O. H. SMITH, -Sharixf. ;
By C. P. Fitzgerald, Deputy.
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Whitney-Jex Company
Brokers
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Members Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Stocks Bought and Sold on Com
mission Orders Promptly Executed
Representatives at Salt Lake City, Provo City, Heber
City; Utah, and ' Pioche, Nevada. Private vrirr between
Provo and Salt Lake Exchange.
.SEND US YOUR BUSINESS
CorrcNiximlciit-e Solicited
t ,
Mrs. Knowlton Entertains.
iMrS. A. IJ. M1UWHUU fiuen.tt!Ht;
number of her friends very pleasantly
, at her home Wednesday afternoon,
j Progressive whist was played after
which dainty refreshments were sen-'ed.
HOTEL8 OF PIOCHt.
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NEVADA MINERAL EXHIBIT.
Effort Being Made To Have Credit
able Display at Ucldfield.
An effort is being made to collect
an attra-tive mineral exhibit from the
mining camps of Nevada for display
to the delegates and visitors to the
licit seston of the American Mining
congress, which convenes at Gold
filed next September.
The Record is in receipt of a com
munication from .Milton M. Doteh.
secretary ot the board of mining con
gress commissioners, in which the
writer sets forth that solicitors
have been chosen to visit the various
mining districts for the purpose of
collecting minerals for this exhibit.
"We have chosen these solicitors."
Mr. Detch states, "after the receipt
of the names of numerous applicants
-basing our selection upon their in
tegrity and business qualifications.
,to succesfully carry out the law and
"collect a Nevada mineral exhibit, at
tuy same time endeavoring to secure
the exhibitors the safe return of
hibits loaned for this purpose, if de-
.virea. .All exaioits are sent nere un-
a Atif tha Inn. t n ha potni-norl nrnvM. '
ed the exhibitor desires; oth
erwise, they will be forwarded to the
State University, where a state ex
hibit of the mineral resources of Nev
ada is being collected."
Julius Weir Jr., was held to
await tha action of the grand
Jury by Justice Alfred Perkins
last evening, at the conclusion
of the preliminary Wearing
which lasted not quite two days
The prisoner's bond was fixed
at $3,003, but up to the hour of
going to press a sufficient num
ber of sureties had not been
obtained .. and the defendant
was still In the custody of the
sheriff.
Young Weir, his father and moth
er, Julius Weir Sr., and Mrs. Kate
Weir, were arrested on the 12th inst.
at Bristol Wells on a warrant is
sued for thtm from the office of Dis
trict Attorney John M. Breeze, they
having been suspicioned as being res.
ponsible for the death of Charles
Todd, whose body was found at the
bottom of a well near the Weir home
by Antonio Bissio and Wl'.liam Gar
ton about ten days ago.
Many witnesses were examined dur
ing the progress of the hearing In
the justice court; but Justice Per
kins concluded that insufficient ev
idence was produced to connect ei
ther the elder Weir or his wife with
the alleged crime. But as to the youi.
ger Weir, he was not so certain,
and deemed that the-the ends of jus
tice would not be met unless the
latter was required to stand trial in
the district court.
Witnesses testified that young
Price House
The Leudlnc Hotel of PUkIic
Nicely furnished rooms
with heat. " "
Reasonable Rates
Pioche - - Nevada
CLARK'S PLACE
II H
II H
1 THE COURT 1
EXCHANGE I
The Finest of
W I N E 8
LIQUORS
and .
C 1 O A K 8
j J. G. Brown j
8 llH llllll H n
For a good shave and
haircut go to the lower
Barber Shdpw
PATH ROOM IN CONNK(TION
QUACKENBUSH & POKOTHY
Choice Wines, Liquors Club House in
and Cigars Connection
COLD BEER ON DRAUGHT
J. A. CLARK.
Proprietor.
Robert A. Wilson Company
PLUMBING AND TIN SHOP
Air Pipes, Tanks and Safety Stacks a
specialty. Plumbing: and Pipe Fitting in
in all its branches. Estimates given on
all work on application.
Robert A. Wilson, Manager.
DEEDS
Bargain and Sale
Mining Quit Claim
For Sale At Th!s Office
10c
Ralph
DeWitt
r
Fowarding aud Transfer Ager.ts .
Dealers in Wood amd Coal
Asmta fur llie Celebrated Peter Srhutth r Wacona
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS ,
'Judge Perkins Resigns.
Justice of the Peace Alfred Per
kins has tendered his resignltion to
the board of county commissioners
to take effect on the date of the
regular meeting in July. The Judge
: finds the duties of a magistrate too
; strenuous and is therefore anxious
i to get the job off his hands as soon
an possible. It is understood C. W.
; Cnrrlson, deputy in County Recorder
; Onlvt rweH's office will be an appll
' eant for the position.
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