The Pioche record. [volume], January 30, 1920, Image 1

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HE PIOCHE RECO'R
ESTABUSHXD 8KFT. 17. 1S70.
PIOCHE. LCrOOLN OOCSTT, NKTA-DA, P13AT, JAXTAKT M, 1MO.
VOLUMX 8.
SUSAN DUSTER PROPERTY
HAS GREAT POSSIBILITIES
Iaformatloa recently received la PI
eh ladlcatee that the promising ere
bodlee opeaed up by the Ohio-Kentucky
Mining Company Ntml year
ego. mew ownid by the Consolidated
Nevada-Utah Corporation, may b
worked la the near future, th la
creased price of metals having en
hanced tha values eoatalaed la tha de-
Tha geology of thU aactloa U totw- to- 'V'0"0"
tin. A limestone and ahaU capping
IS feet thick overlays tha quartslte.
vhtri tha richer araa at tha Plocha
LOCAL BREVITIES
Ctalra and Omar Stewart were Pi
oche visitors treat Alamo today.
Charlaa H. Smith, mlaa owner of tha
Highland aad Comet districts, waa la
Plocha laat Tuesday.
Mra. Paul Suceettt. raachar of Flat
Nose, waa la Plocha with a load of
supplies laat Monday.
Treasurer Char lea Celver-
aocorapanted by H. M. Shields.
motored to Comet today.
Ore ahipmaata from Plocha for thai Roy V. Blckaell. owner af mlalag
week ending January Z aggregated property la thla district. U a vlsltor
her from Ely and Arrowhead.
Ore Shipments
of Pioche District w.T:
Plocha Assay Office
Bristol mine
I Virginia Louise
Black Metal
Alatrlot mw. A lim lumliirr dvka I Combined Metals
traveraea thla section, running through ??VN"TdUih
tha Susan Duster mine and apparently
having aa enriching effent on tha ores
adjacent to and contained la tha Susan
Duster mine fissure.
Tha ores as developed by a 400-foot
Incline ahaft are extensive aad occur la
tha form of sulphides of line Iron and
lead, almllar In character to tha Green
wood ores, now being mined no ex
tensively by the Combined Metals. t The
ores occur at tha apparent Junction of
two strong fissures, ona striking twin
...lie
...&
...104
...15
...16(1
... to
... 60
Pioche Stocks on
Mining Exchanges
Dan Sullivan, who has bean con
tracttng on the Fortune mine, la tha
Jackrabbtt district. Is again In Ptocho.
W. E. Corry. who represents tha
Strevell-Patterson Hardware Company.
visited - Plocha business house thla
week.
PERSONAL GOSSIP
ft. W. Leyeook waa la Pioche Thara-
Iday oa bustaeaa.
W. C Warren, rancher of Crclae.
waa In Plocha Thursday.
Mr. C." H. Zub wllf leave for Call-
torala points about February L.
Dwyer Butter of Alamo U la Plocha.
where he will remain ladeOnltely.
Joshua Wads worth of Paaaca waa a
Pioche vlaltor oa business Tuesday.
F. H. Lytle. ranchman of Rosa Val
ley, was a Plocha visitor Thursday.
Lemoad C. Wood of Joeeco la spand
lag several daya In Plocha thla week.
RULES GOWIMKG ENTRY
UWDEEl PITlTM LAND ACF
Maurice Bowling
Rfph Icq T)iipc!li(pDlcmtioiia tor prctd
JJlVdlU A-'VlltO I for khhm of Miumui water ne.
The register and receivers of tha
land omcea at Elko aad Caraoa City
have reeetved la struct Ions aa to tha
procedure to be followed In ens of
Laat Sunday morning about ' 10:10
o'clock Maurice Bowling, son of Heary
Bowling, the construction contractor,
met with a serious accident, falling
Mrs. Ruth Lloyd of Salt Lake la vl-low o roof of the
Itlng relatives In Pioche for a few day. w rw" Virginia Louis
i mine. ron unaieiy in nil am not
for aourcea of underground watar sup
plies, la accordance with lclalatloa
nactod by congress a few mouth ago.
Heretofore, la the absence of sues) In
structions, th officers have received -the
appllcatloaa and suspended thm
pending receipt of order from Wash
Ingtoa. According to these rule th local
land officers will pass upon th apptl-
I Black Metal ...
ty degree east of north and tha other I Demijohn Con.
easterly and westerly and associated Eastern Prince
with tha main porphyry dyke. Th pioche BrUtol
orebody la large, averaging nearly
forty feet In width, while tha length of
th shoot ha never been determined.
. Average samples of tha ore taken
over ahipping widths aaaay aa follow:
Gold. $1.10; silver. 10.1 ounce; lead.
alt Lake Mlals Exchange.
Bid. Asked.
..$ .1J I .14
.. .00 .01
.. .01 .01 to
.. .01 .01
. . .01 1.00
Lea Angeles Mining Exchange.
Bid. Asked.
Virginia Louis f .30 I .00
New Tork Carb Exchange.
Bid. Asked.
Prince Con . . .
7.0 per cent; sine. 16.1 per cent. Onlcon. Nevada-Utah... .$ .30 $ .35
tha bottom or 400-foot level or the in- Prince Consolidated U holding Its
cllne shaft th richer ore was not so own at a new high level and should
strongly In evidence, but a vast ton rise with the resumption of shaft
naga of lower grade or has been ex- sinking.
posed In this section of the mine. I Large blocks of Plocha Bristol
Winze connections between th sec- I changed hands at a slightly advanced
ond. third and fourth levels nave been I price.
mad on th orebody, showing a strong
continuous shoot of this character of
or. A fifty-foot wins has also been
sunk below the 400-foot level.
.. At a depth of 175 feet th shaft en
ters the underlying quartilt forma
tion. Ther Is, estimating conaerva-
tlv.lv at l.aat 9 no And tnna nf nnaafhlo
n.-ir.t.ht. nr. hinoVxt nut above the I Silver, per ounce
ann.At i.v.i r tha incline shaft. Lead, per hundred
This shaft Is situated at an elevation 7PP ' p" nunareu
Metal Quotations
K. 8. De Oolyer. mining engineer
and old-timer la thla section, returned
to Pioche Tuesday and will remain In
definitely.
Lou I Fogllani. rancher and cattle
owner of the Spring Valley district.
was In Pioche Wednesday after a load
of supplies for th ranch.
H. M. Shields, mining man of Salt
Lake, made a trip to the Comet dla
trlct laat Sunday, returning to Jack-
rabbit on tha following day.
Roy C. Cowan, representing th
8lmma-Utah Grocery Company, visited
the local merchants last Tuesday, leav-
I Ing for Calient th aam day.
Attorney Luke J. McNamee returned
today from Los Angeles. He came up
from Caliente by car with Tom Har
ney, well-known mining operator.
William E. Harrison, who la metal
mine Inspector for the Industrial com
mission of the atate of Utah, aspects
shortly to visit Pioche on business.
Arthur Reall, manager of tha Hybla
Mining Company, returned to Pioche
Rav Wetland, stockman af Round I .....i. f.t.ii. . i w... w i. .... .. a
Valley, was a Pioche vlaltor Thursday. feared that he would be crippled for ca"OM ? 'r .p.ror ,w!
In I when satisfied that they comply with
Koy lortle. rancher and stockman I ....
from Ursine, waa la Plocha Thursday I ,1" .k " "! I them to Washington, where officers of
evening. IL " 'Z I the general land office wlU take uch
.-. ... k. .nMj .. .. action aa tha issuing of th preeeribed
from a business trip to Salt Lake last the ground, a distance of over forty p?,rmU? """"J1 .ht J,ould.
Tuesday.
J. F. ("Baldy") O'Brien has returned
from Utah and Is employed at the
Black Metal mine.
Thursday afternoon.
Eastern Markets the
last Wednesday after a month spent In
east In the Interest of his company,
Leopold Plls, Oliver Bleak and Frank
I Goodman were in Plocha from th
.$ l.SSft 1 Prince last Tuesday to attend the reg
. 1.00 lular meeting of the local Odd Fellows
. 1.S0 lodge
. 0.15
George "W. Snyder, manager of th
nf .t !. 100 faet above the collar I Zlnc Pr bunded
... . - . . . ...I R llVa! (a ftttn aV fallsPhflV A Vdlltd1
GreenVood so that th. "eti T
I'l'LL ", w.oo8";: Lead continue. In demand and tha L..TUe"dA AeaVl" tor th mlM
below tha collar -of these shafts and market Is In a healthy condition, al
iu r..t above the level of the though no sudden advance In price
big Greenwood orebody. indicating that
should be looked for
Copper Is under control of the large
market Interests and is in a much bet
ter position than formerly.
the following day. He reports every
thing running smoothly at the big
producer.
The special movie show arranged
by Manager Thompson unfortunately
Although failed to 'take place Wednesday eve
the price doe not advance appreciably I ring on account of the nonarrlval of
the demand continues- and even domes- the -fllms. This fine picture "will hi
tic consumption Is showing a large shown Saturday night.
increase.
allowed. Thla la a departure from tha
usual practlc of allowing th registers
and recelvera of land office to rule
feet. Ample assistance was at hand,
a hi father and "Red" Cairn war
.... m-A nmi...!.. th.
fastest automobile available, that npo.n fflc,c'r toocr of
owned by Superintendent Hedge of
tha Prince mlno, th Injured man was
land entries.
Aa Important clause In th rulea aa
lu Uammnft A nt RarU VallaV Vtl
Pioche t vlltor oa legal bualness rushed to Pioche. where he was placed dow.n Y th ,Ud ertmBt la
under th car of Dr. J. H. Hast in ga
A thorough aamlnation revealed th
fact that, although th large bone of
that which compels a land-aeeker to
file on the full four aootiona In order
to bo entitled to receive patent to.oao
tha right leg waa fractured and the . thaught 11 would
left arm shattered at tha wrlat. .,.Tf,T ' 'A" ..
other werloua Injuries had been sua- ru . . V,V V.w.
talned. How.var. It wlU probably bo bf 1CoTmi""IO!!T .i" th
soma time before ho will be around I "
again.
I BENEFICIARUCa t'HDKR,
ACT
3. F. Wamboldt, wall-known rancher
and stockman of Lak Valley, waa a
Pioche vlaltor this week.
Guy Snyder left last Monday for
Salt Lake, where he will visit with
relativea for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Delmue were
Pioche visitors yesterday, accompanied
by Mr. Joseph Delmue Sr.
A social tea waa given In honor of
Mrs. Florenc Thomson Vedder at th
Jacobson home laat Tuesday.
A crowd of the young aoclal sat en
joyed an Impromptu danca at th Al
exander hotel Wednesday night.
W. T. McNabb Is In Salt Lake on his motored to Lake Valley, where they gens j-jyi,,, tha escluslvo right to
. . . . . ... I mat ny telee?ranhlfi annolntmant thai-. . . . .
way to Ilocne irom nis ricini th ' , -rr - - ipiore noi to i,v nra n wa
Geyser Rancher
Under Arrest
1. Th act. a th titl Indleataa. la
state of Nevada and la dlgnd to n
courage tha development and utilisa
tion of subtrranan watrs for Irri
gation purpose. It confers upoa tho
secretary of tho Interior authority to
Laat Saturday Deputy Sheriff Jamea gnint p,rmt, to c It liens of th TJnlt
E. Price, accompanied by R. R. Orr, I a..... n. .uuw.i.tlana of aueh eitl.
with hi mother in Bad Axe, Mich.
sheriff of White Plna county. Acting M,0eta) by thm.
in cooperation in arrest ot atiao ur- Th- only auallflcatlona provided la
Mr. and Mra. Charlea Culverwell ex. rutin waa made, the man having been .v. ....... ...i.i.. v. k...
pect'to shortly visit the Texas on suspected fo killing cattle belonging enta thereof are that tha applicant, or
fields. In which they are Interested. to th- D. j. Cattu Company. It ap- m.mKa, . aasoelatlon of an-
Hnry Hammond, rancher of Urln. P" .thi1Urrttlf " rh,f h.ad f'd pllcanta. ahaU bo a eltlaoa ot th TJnlt-
hauled several loada of produce from In Ely without displaying th ,d atAttm. tnat h- ihnU BOt b. m ..n-
hla ranch to th Ploch market thla lle and Investigation by the White ncUry ttBdeP Mr wtlwf application or
week Pln t'',t " permit under tha act. for land situated
: further Investigation led the author!- . . ....
Mrs. Florence Thomson Vedder will Ue, to secure tha help of th ofllcUla Lnd th,t n BM Bot a pormtttoo
Zinc is still firm with a steady de
mand at home and abroad.
Other metals of local Interest were
I substantially unchanged.
A sensational decline in foreign ex.
change has an adverse effect on all the
metal markets.
Mining Notes
George A. Foster of Ely, who has
but little relative depth has been ob
talned. .
' The Greenwood orebody Is Increasing
In value aa depth Is attained, and this
fact Justifies th belief that the great
future of the Susan Duster mine is be
low th present lowest workings, not
withstanding the fact that an enor
mous tonnage Is practically blocked
out above this point.
Anyone familiar with the character
istics of the Pioche camp and the pre
. vlously- demonstrated richness of the
adjacent areas of ground, In which the
Susan Duster shaft is situated would l T"j l T- i i
appreciate the great possible value of flOCne JJlStriCt
the ores contained in tnia sector oi ine
Floche mineralized area. It is the
largest body of sulphide ore discovered
In the district and Is situated adjacent
to th famous Raymond-Ely territory,
in the heart of the Pioche mineral W. D. Price, leasing In the Paclflo expects to leave for his home in Ely
leave next Tuesday for Paaaden-v Cal. Uf Lincoln county In searching the Bder any otn.P Mrmlt ttBO,r thta mct
She xepects to return to Pioche in th I premises owned by the brothers near which has been cancelled for failure to
P"- wamooiat rai.cn. in. eviaence so- cp,, wlth ft, terma.
. u T V.. tha Hank oflC"ed being amply sufficient to War-I ... If their Intaraet la
Ptoche. left last Sunday on a business I "P1 th rrMt nn Pr"' 1 actual and bona lid, have th aamo
trip to Salt Lake. He expect to re- w K'
turn next Monday. , .
Mrs. Curttn Parr, eldest daughter otleaBer and the officials concerned ara
been In Pioche In the Interest of the ' Mrs. Tony Jacobson, arrived In Ptoche I to be complimented on their effective
Illlpah Basin Oil and Gas Company, last Monday for a short visit with her I work,
returned home last Tuesday. George mother and sisters,
W. Franks will look after his Inter-
I ni.lvllaa'aa . . nnmarrfaA . n.HA.1 A.
. " . . . ' . """' corporation Is not considered aa aa
the upholding of the law is rendered aMoctaUon of persona within tho
ests during his absence.
Manager E. D. Smiley recently pur
chased a big Republic "Special" truck
for the 'Tungsten-Comet Mining Com
pany. The new truck will be utilised
In hauling In supplies and hauling out
ore and concentrates to thy railroad.
Dr. E. F. Rathbun, local dentist, has ested.
been busy during the last week. He
Alex Lloyd I. In Ploch. from Salt MnUTS and NotfiS
days before returning to the lake city,
where hs will move with his family.
meaning and purpose of th act, ,
A permit under the act la not as
signees, but the Interest of a de
ceased permittee will pass to his legal
representative.
The forty-mile square limitation la
construed to mean an area of that ex-
H. A. Leech of Wells, Nev.. accom
panied by Mrs. Leech, is In Pioche In
specting the property or the com
bined Metals, In which he is Inter-
ym 11 I conairuea lo mean an area vi mm
HrfnTl 1 .AllPTlTP tent In which the landa covered by
A J.VS111 UailUIltC; permit theretofore granted ar In tl
John J. Janney, who ha been seri
al. ... . . . , ... " - , - - i f.dvi, iu xur I11B iiuiiie 111 Ctlf , . . I. M.W
belt, in a virgin country never before tunnel, shiped a car of high-grade sil- , ,0rtly for an extended visit with his ously ,u ourtn he la8t w no
explored i at depth ano witn unumueu Ver-lead ore this week. family. The doctor recently pur
possibility.
wt.. .aMntif.i,nii. arftlAtia wtilrh Is
. - m k... .ha uaan I epent last week In Delamar, where
Du.tr mine carries a higher ratio of jT a valuable lease from
silver to each unit of lead than is con-
A. C. Emerick and George Richards chased a Ford touring car from the
the Horn Interests.
City garage, which will enable htm to
take care of his many patients In thla
section In the future.
talned In the other sulphide orebodles I Tom McCormac, superintendent ot
In this region, and In view of the fact tne Hybla Mining Company, spent
that there has never yet been a body Monday in Pioche, returning to the
of heavy sulphide ore found in the PI- mine the following day.
.i.i.l.t . . AtA haI arn Hnwn tn
the deen leads one to the conclusion Frank Scelstrom. who haSjextenslv have been installed underground and
that Immense possibilities exist in the rnching
j mi..
Prince Warm Up . New Power Plant
Last week the recently installed ne
power plant of the Prince Consolidat
ed mine was warmed up preparatory
to a tryout next Monday. . The pumps
reported much better and his many
friends expect soon to see him on tne
streets.- '
John L. Whipple of Sunnyslde, ac-
jcompanled by Mra. Whipple, was a Pi
oche visitor saturaay enrouie iu oi.
Miss Alice Corklsh and James Bu
chanan ("Buck") Tannine, both of Cal
iente, were quietly married at Ten
nille's ranch last week and left Imme
diately for a honeymoon trip to Los
Angeles. Both these young people are
well known in this viclntty. Mrc. Ten-
permit theretofore granted are In th
approximate center; to avoid poaalbl
violation of this provision of thojact.
applicant for more than one permit
ar advised not to Include In their ap
plications for additional permits any
landa within less than twenty miles
ot any boundary of the lands Included
In any other application or permit In
which the applicant la Interested.
nllle has been assisting J. Less Ponton
In the postofllce for the last two years I LANDS SUBJECT TO THE ACT
land by her courteous and genial man
ner has made a host of friend. The
1. Lands to be designated and mad'
groom ha lived here fop vral v.,.-. oubject to disposition under this act
George, Utah, where their two gins land is employed In the Salt Lake shops. r"
Interests near Burbank, the necessary connecting otoe lines are
is hauling or irom me iaae
- - .k-j I utan. is nauiina ore irom viis in,ij t. i. ..n.nt.H that iv no, will
. That the substantial sine content ot Valley mine In his big Duplex truck. be re8umed within the next three days,
this large orebody Interested the engl- W. E. Brodie has secured a lease on Electric Movlea Program for "the Week
heers of the American Metal Company tne Phoenix reduction works, on the Tne Eiectrlc Movie program for the
who visited Pioche last summer may Meadow Valley summit, and will soon commg week will be as follows: Frl-
prov'to be the cause tor the possible shlp a car ot ore whch he. as sorted daVt Th- Llttle Brother of the Rich"
extensive opening up of this interest- out. nd the two-reel comedy, "Puppy Love
l portion of the Pioche territory. KMag Company P,Cnic." Monday the Select feature,
Meadha-IKevada Stockholder to Meet wlu Bhortiy ship their second car of "Mrs. Lefflngwell's Boots," with Con-
t A stockholders' meeting of the Men- 8llVer ore from their mine near Gey- stance Talmadge In the leading ole,
dhavNevada Mining Company will be ser the ore Delng handled through the nd the Ford Weekly. ,
a. a s .L.....h 11 TVIu , 11 1 i , ai ai aa la.
held in uaii aae reoruarjr '"" agency of th nocne assay omce. ntr -
rrrrd-r.0 Cook and WaieTTeag on the Men- MUte Operator
o-ttlon to confirm th action of the dha mine, in tne uigmana aistrici, iasx
board of directors In the matter of week received returns on their fourth
entering Into an agreement with W. car of ore. They have another car on
If. Pitta of Pioche to purchase irom im .. -
. . . ..... 1 .w .hlnm.nt
th. mmnanv 28.isi snares oi im ...k"""
capital stock ot the Hamburg Mines
are attending college.
P. H. Devlin, old-timer In this sec
tion, where he leased successfully lor
a number of years, spent a few days
In Pioche this week on his way to
California, where he will visit with
relatives.
Dies at Eureka
point
John H. McChrystal, 67 years of age,
Ytr a rAi.. A7.anL HaIah ,nj An. I
v-f... --- - i . - . i utan mining man, died at his home in
ixmpany. u-;..--tiV- of Kel 1,a,ln on lne """" Eureka this week of pneumonia, after
campeuy, aii -
auch other business as may com) lt-fa.-
th meeting.
Fraak Berger Saatala Serious lajwry
..Frank Berger, who la empioyea at
claim or the Amaigamatea i-iocne .a ten-days illness. Mr. McChrystal
alines ana ameiters jorporawon, snip- wa8 manager of the Gemini Mining
ped their initial car ot silver fluxing romn.nv. th. r,lamt, ann vallav Mlnlner
or to th Salt Lak market this week, company and tha Godlva Mlnlna- Com-
"Big" Harry Barr, well known here
during the boom days. Is back in Pi
oche again. He aays that Pioche Is
being much talked of In the surround
ing mining crmps and that he expect
an Influx of mining men in the spring.
He served in the world war in th rank rv- unappropriated. nonmlneraL
of aarzasnt and waa nn..i.. with hi. noniimoerea ana noi -nown to oe u-
mej, many of whom were Lineoln ceptlbl6 ot "nccessful Irrigation from
county boy. The couple returned to
Etna Thursday afternoon and came up
for the dance Friday night. It Is un
derstood they will make their home at
the Tennilla ranch west of Caliente.
Mrs. George Jeffs and Mrs. P. W.
Duflln were hostesses at a charming
shower in honor of Miss Blanche Jeffs
Saturday of last week at the home of
Mra. Jeffs on Warren Heights. Five
hundred was the game played and Miss
Wlllia- 1 Geneva Bean won first prise, Mrs. T. E
any known source of water supply at
a reasonable cost. Lists will be fur.
nlshed the registers and receivers ot
the different local land offices from
time to time and they will be advised
of the dates when the designations be
come effective. " , 1
APPLICATION
Joe Hoakings, brother of
Hoskings, who has been seriously 111 I Dula the second prize and. Mrs. Reuben
In Arizona, visited In Ploch this week. I Savage the booby. After a delicious
It has been over sixteen years sine I lunch Miss Jeffs opened the many and
Mr. Hoskings saw his brother. Jo I beautiful gifts given her bv friends.
left today for San Francisco to visit I Those who attended th party were
with his mother.
Special Session
of Legislature
3. Any qualified applicant desiring:
to explore for water under tha term
of this act should file with th regis
ter and receiver of the land office of
th district In mhlch the land Is sit
uated an application for permit, to
gether mith a corroborated affidavit an
to the character of the land, and pay
Mesdames L.C Denton. George Jeffs. .., .... .
. a-a. iniVu. jury Ann aiepnenson, No blank form will be furnished.
vivjru n. isemon, x n. isuia, tl. w. un
derhlll, John Jeffs, Jack Jeffs, C. I.
Hlmstreet. E. N. Mitchell, James Ryan,
A. H. Mtlsap, Earl Webb, George K.
Riding, Wtllard Smith, O. J. Johnson,
but the application and affidavit may
be combined substantially aa In form
"A" printed at the end of these regu
lations. The same should be filed In
duplicate and cover the following
Flack Dula. Charles Newell, Fred B. points:
(a) Name and postofllce address cf
the applicant or of each member of aa
ruary 5. at o'clock, at Odd Fellows tMwt which, despite the heavy roads,
Ink. rnvn laaalnar with Charles pany at Eureka.
th Stlndt' Donohue lease, had th I culverwell on th property of th H wt to Utah In 1875. He was
misfortune to suffer a severe sprain o steUa Mines Company at Comet, Is born at Franklin. Mich. His early ea-
hls right ankle wnen a targe oouiu.r, taklng. OMt several aacks ot high-grade ucation was received m the puDiic
falling trom the face of tho stop lnjore every day from the recent strike schools there and he completed his
which he waa working, caused him to h. , th .- flooP . the main education after moving to Utah. His
Jump to the floor of the main shaft. itope . great-grandfather was one of the
At last reports he was much Improved signers of th Declaration of Independ- j
and will soon be breaking ore again. E. C. D. Marriage and Joe Sandon ence HU mother's maiden nam was
-7- shipped their second carload ot ore garah A. Handcock
.'.Ta'v.h iodwiJ TZw. ,rom thelr L5rnd0B mlM le"' tn th he entered th mining
Th Miriam Rebekah lodge win giv -.... di,tri.t. last Tuesdav. Irwin . . . ...
a card party Thursday evening. Feb- -panaca had th- ha-lln, con. ""r'"."." "h..t .hu
He waa a member of the Knights of
Columbus, th Benevolent anl Pro
tective Order of Elks, the Salt Lake
Commercial Club and the American In
stitute of Mining Engineers.
He is survived by his wife, his son.
Captain Arthur J. McChrystui of Fort
Douglas; two daughters, Mrs. Leo Mc
Namee of Las Vegas, Nov., and Miss
Isabella McChrystal, who Is a student
at St. Mary's academy; his mother,
Mrs. Sarah A. McChrystal. 875 ).'c-st
First South street. Salt Lake: his Uls
ter. Mrs. W. R. Wallace, l Ninth Eart
treet. Salt Lake, who la now in New
Tork, and hi brother. Jacket C. Mc
Chrystal. 1001 East South Temiild
Smith T -W.af Smith T.h. TJ.. K ln-
Last Tuesday, January 27, Governor Jo,.nh p,wv in t twvi. t a'
Emmet D. Boyle called an extraordl-1 y0achamr Reuben Savage. A H.
nary session of the Nevada legislature wilkes. A: Norrls. a Barton. Misses
to convene February 7 for the purpose nuth a.... w.,,.
of taking action on th constitutional Sarah ImOrsteg Geneva Bean Rubv ,. me?oer " ? .
am.nnm.nt a-rantin- women of the l AmQT '"i?' Ruby P"cants Is a native-born citizen of tho
- . r , . . - - lapiwra, oiiie uavin. xtiancne Jens.
United States the right to vote. Fol- I
lowing Is the full text ot the proclam a- I Invitations are out for a shower to
association of applicants.
(b) Citizenship. If the applicant or
each member ot th association ot ap-
hall. Th public la Invited and the
admission will be tl cents.
c HELP WANTED. : (
SALESMEN or LIVE WIRE as fac
tory representative tn your county to
handl quickest selling necessity on
th market. Every motorist a pros
pect. Writ California Motor Appli
ance Co. 6S4 Paclflo Bids.. San Fran-
Cisco.
Dr. C. A. Pankey
DENTIST
h completed tn good time.
WANTED
.Silver or Silver
Lead Mine
Wtth
tion: I d given oy Mrs. . u. uenton ana Mrs.
a. ... r v.vmi. Kxacutlva rtanartmant I J. Less Denton at the Denton home on
A Proclamation by the Governor. I warren Heights In honor of Mrs. Buck "u" KVV! " wr "
United States, the application and af
fidavit must so state. If a naturalised
citizen, the application should . state
th fact and be accompanied by a cer-
: Whereas, An extraordinary occasion
and exigency exists for the transaction
by the legislature. In special session,
ot legislative business respecting a
resolution of the congress of the Unit
ed States, entitled
Tennllle.
MORRIS CO.'" FINANCIAL
STATEMENT FOR YEAR 1IU
AT CAUaUTTlB.
1 develpsaat aad past pro
duct lea, which oaa ho aerated p reli
ably If dnaa d aad aejulpped. Addreaa strt. Salt Lak.
SMITH HOTEL. iPostoalo BS dM. Saata alomlea, Calif.
An advrtlsmnt In Th Record is
paying invtmnt. .
The net earnings ot Morris ds Co..
Joint Resolution I Chicago packers, for the year ending
Proposing an Amendment to the Con- November 1. 119, were $723,651.50, ac-
stltutlon Extending th Right ot Suf- cording to th company's financial re-
frage to Women;" port to stockholders. ,. This representee.
Now, therefore, I, Emmet D. Boyle, a return of 1.25 per cent on a capita
governor of Nevada, by virtue of the Investment of 5,025,84, or less than
authority vested In me by the constltu- one-eighth of a cent on every dollar
tton of Nevada, do by this proclamation of sales. Including byproducts, the
convoke 'the legislature of the state of statement says.
Nevada to convene In special session at The company's volume of sales
the seat ot government on the 7th day showed an Increase over th previous
of February, 120, at 10 a. m- for th year. It Is stated, but profits decreased
transaction of said business solely. $3,500,000. due. It Is assarted, to aglta-
Glven under my hand aad th grant tlon against the packers and to a d-
seal ot the state of Nevada, at tha oreaa tn th price of product,
capltol. In Carson City, this 17th day Th total income during 1911 waa
ot January, In th yr of our. Lord $M45.471 and expenditure $1,141,119.
on thousand nine hundred and twenty. Assets on November 1 wer placed at
EMM1T D. BOTLB, Governor. $114,011,175.
cases) of certificate ot naturalisation.
It should be noted that, unlike most
public land laws, no rights may be In
itiated under this act by an alien who
has filed a declaration ot intention to
become a citizen.
(c) Special requirements. In accord
ance wtth the specific " requirement
found In sections 1, S and S of the act.
th application should Include aa aver
ment that neither the applicant nor
any member of an association of ap
plicants has filed an application under
this act for lands within an '.area of
forty miles square embracing the lands
In th present application; that no per
mit heretofore granted to him, or to
any association of which ho waa a
member, has ever hoea canceled for
noncompliance with th terma aad
condlttona of auch permit; that tha ap
plication la honestly aad ta food faith
mad for th purpose of reclamatkia
(CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE.)