05 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Pioche Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
1
The Amalgamated Piobe Mines and Smelters corp under Suprenindent Van Wagenen is shaping up for production on its properties with mining to start about the 14th. Two or three shifts are planned at the No. 1 shaft plant as boiler capacity is adjusted. Work includes reconditioning machinery, repairing the Shay engine, and preparing the High Line railroad feed.
Repair parts from history and expected here soon. The track between the old smelter depot and the mine is being repaired. Con- Manager Dwyer of Standard Mining and Leasing discusses the Chief mill readiness and imminent commissioning. Rail and grading work progress, with rails to be laid and line to be ready for traffic as steam powers No. 1. Superintendent Van Wagenen Middleton to fill engineer position at No. 1 shaft.
A patent to the Ophir and Flag staff mining claims, property of Samuel Doll, has been filed for record in the offices of County Recorder Garrison.
Miners Union No 263 at Union hall June 25 elects officers for the present term ending December. Ri Deok president Percy Burridge vice president L M Cutts secretary J W Chetatian recording Ber Chas Bilderbeck warden James Evans conductor. Vacancies caused by resignations of President W g Carmen Secretary Pat Martin and Conductor Barrington. Mrs Van Wagenen departed for fault Lake to meet President W J Palmer and likely return by Tuesday. Elka Wool Shipments note season still early with wool shipments totaling eight car loads.
Receivership of the Pioche Pacific railroad is expected to be dissolved this month after entanglements with Narie Utah and Amalgamated companies are cleared. Sup’t Van Wagellen of Amalgamated Pioche Company to direct operations once the receivership ends.
The passage argues that the higher kingdom is not physical food and drink. Real understanding of one’s relation to the present life prepares a person for participation in spiritual life and self-understanding.
Caliente Nev July a Monday night June 30th a man named Cantin Tiatper a Fouls killed William Robinsons fourthouse foreman for the railroad company and wounded Joseph Myers and Philip Dubois after a quarrel at the Elk Hay tavern. Robinson Myers and Dubois assaulted Harper who lay unconscious in the street. Harper returned with an automatic revolver and fired. Harper and Harbor are at large. A card party and a local ball game are mentioned with little detail. A newborn nine pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs William Cook. Several residents are noted with recent travel and visits.
Panaga Nev July 3. Vincy stays in Pangaea for the warm months. Misa Alice Gobler 9 stays with Mrs Arthur Lee. Quincey Anatin visiting. Pstarhyes n Panacea, Eimer Edwards and Quincey Keel went to Salt Lake to attend the Nortal Reducationst convention. Dale Edwards suffers typhoid fever. Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce plans a Clark County display for Reno State Fair. Exhibit at State Fair.
Reudenthal shows patriotism at the Brintol Wells stone quarry two miles from wells as he and his brother pursue stake in the property. A Recoil guest joins Dr Peckworth for a visit to Brieclai and Ed in his cabin. the site dates back about thirty years with quality rock and a cabin indicating long-standing operation. Prof Sunshine encounters hard luck in Bly Me while in transit, buying a horse from J. F. Wamboldt, then being jailed for grand larceny before proving ownership and seeking restitution.
The Goldfield area faces opposition to AL Gray’s confirmation for Nevada United States district post. Rumors persist that 7 G. Withers, ex-attorney now in Reno, may be named U S district attorney, with talk favoring Bartlett for supreme court justice.
The Home Run Copper mine plans to boost the working force shortly after the Fourth. Manager W. H. Pitts departed for Salt Lake Tuesday to handle business tied to expanding activities at the Bristol property.
A brief nightly thought attributed to James Russe Lowell reflects on great truths as portions of the human soul, framing philosophical insight in a concise daily aphorism.
The Prince Consolidated reports steady ore output at Mendha and Plochy mines with 200 to 300 tons daily, despite recent difficulties. It notes increased visible tonnage, 960 feet of unprospected ground, and new sulphide ore prospects while addressing tailings, shipping costs, and past financial concerns amid proposed bank investigations and potential legislation.
Alamo and surrounding communities share social notes from June including visits by Bishop Mien to East Lake City and Caliente, arrivals of Dr Dadeo at Body Pace house, and relatives traveling by auto. Local residents Mrs Sam Love Mrs Alred Mr and Mrs Geo W Richard Mrs Kennette Schofield and M F Schofield family attend gatherings, farms busy with hay, and travel between Delamar Willow Creek Tonopah and Caliente.
The brief reflects on intellectual prowess and vanity as two forces shaping opinion, suggesting that strong birth and experience confer lasting influence. It claims that true experience validates claims, and warns against overreliance on appearances in public discourse.
Excerpt from The Tale of Little Lan-Tin shows Lanfin as a wind spirit dancing by plum branches. Loud clapping and shouting interrupt the scene, sher o a moment of graceful whimsy before she becomes a wilted tower in the perfumed night.
Fragmentary remarks reference an Amxigua toastmaster and two speakers. The garbled text hints at a speaker introduction and a possible mix up between presenters, with unclear context or full sentences. The item reads like a transcription note from a chaotic event with few identifiable names.
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