Prince Consolidated Sinking Shaft Advances Toward Ore Beds
The Prince Consolidated Mining Company reports rapid sinking of the Dig working shaft at 475 feet with 5.8 feet daily progress over two weeks. Water level remains about 20 feet below the shaft bottom. Walter Fitch will manage sinking from water level, aiming to reach the first ore bed 835 feet deep, with 380 more feet to the aliver bed and 365 to the base bed. Fifteen miners are employed, and pumping gear slated for completion by January 1, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Consolidated Mininge Company
Walter Fitch
Fitch
Thie
Prince Consolidated Mining Company
Contveyer
Salt Lake
Une
Virginia-Souta Mining Company
Virginian Loutre Mining Company
Davidson
Oil Company Raising Funds for New Field Venture
The article praises a group led by W. & Phillips and associates Tom Duan Sal Tom Keane Tin Connolly and RT Cattermole backing a new hydrocarbon project in the White River area. It lauds their personal financial risk and support for opening a state wide field, urging local backing and cooperation for the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiver
White River
W. & Phillips
Tom Duan
Sal Tom Keane
Tin Connolly
Leva Heke
RT Cattermole
Tonopah
Ely
Newndan
Dbs
Strike in Boston Pioche Mining Discovery Report
Last week James Hub, leasing near Boston and Moche Ming, struck a three foot vein of wad carbonate ore five feet from the main shaft at two bunds red fort depth. The find, in virgin ground, may prove extensive, with large tonnage of ore already mined in the area over the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hub
Boston
Moche Ming
Mancot-Silver
Red Fort
County Appointments Made for Republican Meeting
Wm S Lunsford, Reno meeting chair, announced county committees to arrange the Reno meeting next month with dates to be set. Lincoln County members named are Robert Orr and Mrs J D Campbell. Committee leaders anticipate a January meeting, while H J Humphreys is out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Wm. S Lunsford
Lunsford
H. J. Humphreys
State Central Committee
Lincoln County
Robert Orr
J. D. Campbell
Local Brevities Quiet but Busy in Pioche
Local gossip notes numerous Pioche residents traveling for Christmas with family in Salt Lake City and Callenta. It lists miners, ranchers, and shopkeepers visiting town, plus social events at Thompson Hall and the White House, and mentions a nine pound boy born to the Wulfenstein family.
Commercial Club Reorganized At Lincoln County
A Wednesday meeting at the Commercial Club building led to a plan to complete the reestablishment of the club and reopen shortly under the guidance of Attorney A. T. Scott. The club, started years ago, has long influenced county affairs and supported road improvements and public works. A drive to increase active membership was launched, with A. I. Scott John R. Cook and F. Whitney formed to collect new applications. Entrance fee set at $2 and monthly dues at $1.00.
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A. T. Scott
Commercial Club
Bemn
Lincoln County
Plocis
Sigw
A. I. Scott
John R
Cook and
F. Whitney
H. EB
Freudenthal
Boott
Bao
Lincoln County Farm Bureau formed in Panacea
At a Panacea meeting the Lincoln County Farm Bureau was organized under EB Merrill and Joseph Hollinger to promote county welfare through local cooperation with federal state and university programs. The home demonstration and youth clubs are outlined, with agents funded by a tax and state extension support. The Virginia-Louise mining operation shows expanding ore beds and rising output amid vehicle shortages and strong ore grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panacea Iget
Lincoln County Parm Bureau
EB Merrill
Agricus Forth
Joseph Hollinger
Uble
Lincoln County
Ballentin
Norcrom
Agricultural Extension Division
Tull
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Ostenaton
Nevada
Church Services and Holiday Plans Announced
Next Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at 8 am, Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 am, and Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 30 pm. Percival S Smythe John R Fitzgerald and Vera Pitsgerald plan to visit their parents in Eureka Utah for Christmas. Ernest Robinson on duty at the Prince Mine visited Ploche recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival S. Smythe
John R. Fitzgerald
Vera Pitsgerald
Eureka
Utah
Ernest Robinson
Prince Mine
Ploche
Silver Markets Feature Ongoing Advance Amid Policy Shifts
Silver continues to advance amid erratic pricing as demand strengthens and Treasury rules limit silver dollar payouts to silver certificates. Copper shows weakness while zinc and platinum hold firm. other metals stable as markets react to policy and supply signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Sub-Treasury
San Franciaco
Ess. S
Prince Con
Virginia Louise Moche Assay
Consolidated Nev
Farewell Dance for Carmans at Thompson's Hall
A farewell dance for Mr. and Mrs. Alton A. Carman at Thompson's Hall drew lively attendance as guests danced past midnight. Hall decor featured red and blue with a lavish supper in the lower annex. Hosts included J. L. Howman and a long list of local residents. KE. H. Miller, a Bristol mines engineer, visited Pioche today before returning to the mines. Invitations went out for a hard dance at Miners Hall tomorrow evening. Rostese sos are Mrs. Van Pieet and Mrs. Yedder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bentley
Utah- Nevada Land and Cattle Company
Fanch
Proche
Thompson's Hall
Alton A. Carman
J. L. Howman
Mea
H. J. Olinghouse
M. I. Lee
A. Thompson
Arthur Thomas
8. Whitney
Chas
Lee Horsey
Christian
W. H. Jacobson
Hermanthal
KE. H. Miller
Bristol
Pioche
van Pieet
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Prince Consolidated
Tom McCormac
T. Campbell
Wm. Garrison
Hybla Mining Company
Tday
Panaca Jazzers
Miners' Union
Oil Company
Kodaks
Columbia
Hughes
Chambers
Porter
Beach
Grez
Curwood
Postoffice
Christian & Haufler
Magasines
Deyeer Ranch
Ernest Perri
Kaiser
Konnan
Youre Daugher
Salt Lake City
Halph Shaw
Willes J. Camptell
George Dorothy
W. A. Wichter
Hrumeta Bright
Walter C .Briemt
Hodgen-Cook
Frank Riding
Wagié Valley
Plocke
Bert Findlay
Mrs. Frankwalker
A. A. Shermat
J. 1.van Fiset
Callenta
Lloyd and Price
Pacific Tunnel
Garrison
Atlanta
Th. Lee Rett
Peter Buol
Las Vag
Texas
W. C. Bright
Ti J
Wm. Hammond
Plocte
Toke
Charles Lee Horsey
Los Angeles
Mr. Horsey
Willard Race
Trey
Wis
Eattle
Walker Lee
Brown Springs
Chis
AL Thompson
Marchant
Burtey
Idaho
Frank Breitly
Henry Lee
Dan J. Rennow
Eats Mo Ipen
Pangea
Pieeke Jast
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
Ralph Olinghouse
Brother
Piecke
Mennie Orr
Dave Empey
Ploebe
Matt Empey
DR. Hartman
Louise T. Osborne
Holly
Lieut. Hartman
Joe Kauffman
Grass Valley
Joe
Plodhe
Jun, Ewing
Ed. Deck
Wim. D. Price
Ty Men
Francia
Isabell Ewing
Luke J. McNamee
Jon Ronnow
Panaca
Tom Kranovich
The
Geyser Land Cattle Co
Plovhe
George L. Edwards
Busiones
Nelson Baker
Prince Consolidated Mils
E. D. Smiley
Family Apent
Wm. H. Garrison
Thomson
Opera House
Wulfenstein
Wm. Kismilier
Pony Springs
FP. A. Gyberg
Crwc- Nevada Land and Cattle Company
Claude T Marshall
Bualronm
J. L. Bowman
Thompson's
Paul Jonenitis
Copper Camp
Jackrabbit
Mra
J. D.thompson
Florence Thomson Vedder
Vedder
Lacour Street
Poche
R. H. Shaw
Shaw
Thomas Harney
Ming
Ife
Callonta
Luke J. McNamew
Ed. Mackelprang
Camp Valley
Ralph Shaw
Tex Elven
Carman
White House
HB. Lawrence
Wyoming
Henry Clinghouse
Pitts
W. M. Christian
ER. Holden, Jr
Holden No. 1 Mining and Milling Company
Bualesa
Hia Company
de Lamar
W. EB. McCarty
Virgsinia-Louise
Daggett
California
Mr. McCarty
Mra. McCarty
Oakland
Calif
Miners Union
Ctal
H. E. Freudenthal
A. A. Carman
Ong Chung Lung
George W. Franks
AL. Scott
CA Thompson
H.C. D. Marriage and
Sam
Whitney
Mary
George W. Franka
Recelyue Demijohn
Psyche Bristol Oe OK
Prince
West
Virginia-Louise
New York
Ney
County Farm Bureau
Atitt
Orm
Gillett Saya
Carmans
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