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Newspaper
The Pioche Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
1
A large mining strike at Fairview promises funds for a new development campaign and a proposed mill. Production from Prince Consolidated ore dumps, plus tax and university funding details, frame a broader regional mining and public works update with Feudenthal and Belotol Jackrabbit noted.
Prince Consolidated Mining announces the Golden Prince power plant will be ready for operation today. The firm will shift to a new shaft and complete the pipeline between Golden Prince and Consolidated. Three work shifts will run, expanding the workforce by about twenty men to support the development campaign.
The measure bans most casino games for money or property and imposes prison terms for violations. It allows limited wagering only at horse race venues through parimutuel betting within race enclosure premises. The text excludes social games and small prizes and notes Mrs. Alexander Orr plans a June 10 opening for a new freetree hotel named The Alexander after purchasing the Price House.
An intriguing paper read by President Dyji discussed the psychology of wired warfare and its impact on global conflict. The author argued that without balanced armament and prudent economic power, nations face strategic disadvantage, stressing vital interests of the camp and broader business welfare.
Orr & Lynch of the City Garde have Jered another lac of Ford astomo. The mshiiws are expected to be in about a week. Those who Miy now are certain to Ket win Pebate, of $50 soon after August 1 as the manu facturers declare that the 800,000 mark for the pede ending on that date will Wve been reached. The Ford company Youle the Promise to rebate the above dao on all Ford cars purchased dur ing the year provided the 200,00 cars were sold.
Salt Lake management reports Prince Consolidated at Poche showing over $40,000 in commercial ores from a fissure vein above water. Ore flows 330 to 500 tons daily, with exploration aimed at sulphide bodies expected to yield higher values. President A H Gotbe optimistic as drill holes reveal a significant sulphide bed 280 feet below the 690 level. Current operations may push profits toward $100,000 with gains about $12,000 monthly as extraction scales up.
A fragment lists Beeker Brewnie Martins Co Holges Cook Mercantile Leler Clothing Garage Port 'Stan's Liniment' Feott's Mullson Lint Meter Co and other advertisers, signaling a local promotions roundup for the week.
Nevada laws extend beyond campus to agriculture stock concerns disease prevention and state water issues. A University of Nevada laboratory will become the state veterinary control service for infectious disease and research. A quarantine officer and staff may enforce Chapters 279 280 while underground water studies and engineering experiments are funded and advisory services offered to farmers and corporations.
Senior J. TH Fulmer, long troubled by rheumatism, arrived Tuesday from Ogden Hot Springs seeking relief but remains confined to bed. His condition is serious though not critical. The Holles-Cook Mercantile Co expects a new and complete week of lumber, marking a key part of its business news.
Former Governor T. L. Oddie returned late night from Willard camp after a four day inspection. He reports steady improvement and new prospecting activity along with strong signs of ore and future development in Willard and sister Rochester camp. The report links Nevada mining optimism to Tonopah and Goldfield, noting prospective growth and law extensions aiding entrymen and land reclamation efforts.
Desert land entrymen in the west gained aid from late congressional action. A four bill provision grants three to five years to complete final proof or purchase claims by nominal cash, or convert to homesteads if water access is lacking. The measure passed as a rule to the general deficiency act, was signed into law, and broadens protections for claimants.
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