Virginia Louise Mine Pushes Output With New Shipments
Virginia Louise mining company plans immediate output increase. Fifty tons of fluxing ore to be sent to American Smelting at Salt Lake City, with a 75 ton per day contract with U S Smelting, boosting revenue despite freight cuts. Development extends on raises 240 and drift 314, with ore from multiple levels and beds of manganese iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Louise
Virginia Louise Mining Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Galt Lake City
U. S. Smelting Company
Davidson
Prince Consolidated Mining Company
Thies Hee
Tthe Prince Consolidated Mine
Pioche
Pioche District
Pioche Social Roundup Includes Dance and Visits
Mr and Mrs Joe Delmue and family attended the election night dance in Pioche. Reginald P Jones of Irish Mountain Mines in Hiko was in Pioche on business last Monday. Ray Welland of Round Valley returned from Salt Lake City on a business trip. Mrs James Hulse returned from California visits. H B Rutherford and Charlen A Thompson with C L Horsey returned from Utah trips. B R Holden Sr died in New York City on October 24. Mrs Ayers attended the election night dance. Homemakers Club meets at the schoolhouse with regular meetings planned. J W Roberts from the Virginia Louise mine left for Utah points. M seb Kaieri teaching at Fiatnose visited Pioche. Miss Kate Fulmer from San Francisco arrived to teach at Camp Valley. Mrs Carney of Caliente visited Pioche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald P Jones
Irish Mountain Mines Company
Hiko
Pioche
Kate Fulmer
San Francisco
Wednes
Camp Valley
Salt Lake Exchange Na Aske
Black Metal
Hamburg Mines of Home Run
Princes
Pioche Bristol
Los Angeles Exchange
Virginia Louise
New York
Utah
Prince
Ploche
Virginia “Louise
Mall
Prince Consolidated
Atention
Livestock Meeting Set For November 13 In Two Counties
A joint meeting of Clark and Limesin county stockmen to form a county and combined statewide livestock organization is planned for Friday November 13 starting at 10 a m at Piochs. Local organizers J I Olinghouse and A L Scott lead preparations with state officials including Vernon Metcalfe and Dr Edward Records expected to attend and address the gathering. A dance at Thompson opera house that evening invites all participants and supporters.
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Clark
Limesin
Piochs
J. 1. Olinghouse
A. L. Scott
Livestock Association
Boyle
Nevada
Vernon Metcalfe
Atendance
Vernon Metcalf
State Organisation
Edward Records
The
Livestock Commission
Thompson Opera House
Tuesday Night Dance Draws Large Pioche Crowd
A grand Tuesday evening dance at the Thompson Opera House drew one of the largest crowds in a year with attendees from Panuca Callente and elsewhere. The hall featured Halloween decor and electric lighting, the event rescheduled due to a snowstorm. Local residents Earl Huff and Al Peterson visited their Valley View ranch, with Mrs Huff planning to reside there next spring. Frank R McNamee, Salt Lake Route attorney, traveled from Los Angeles and back by Thursday. District Attorney Scott spent election day in Pioche.
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Pioche
Thompson Opera House
Panuca
Callente
Hallowe'en
Earl Huff
al Peterson
Valley View
Stasia
Frank R McNamee
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Livestock Men Plan Clark and Lincoln County Association
Local livestock men outline plans to form a Livestock Men's Association in Clark and Lincoln counties seeking affiliation with the Nevada Livestock Association. The move aims to organize growers, coordinate markets, and bolster industry interests locally.
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Livestock Men
Clark
Lincoln Counties
Livestock Mens' Association
Nevada Livestock Asociation
Thio
Meeting urged to bolster organization across state growers
Governor Boyle is expected to attend a gathering in Pioche to reinforce support for the organization. A dance at the hall that evening invites all stock growers and ranchers to strengthen the cause and boost prospects for the group’s success.
Lincoln County results show scattered precinct tallies for candidates
Geyser precinct reports county ticket votes with names and tallies for numerous candidates including Warren G Hardin 363 James M Cox 353 Eugene V Debs 43 and many others such as Emmet J Walsh 279 Margaret Mathews 332 George W Pranks 479 Eva Dolan 663 and William T Stewart Jr 345 with varied support across listed contenders.
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Geyser
Warren G Hardin
James M Cox
Eugene V. Debs
Charles B. Henderson
Jon. Depeon
Anne Martin
T L Paddle
Samuel 8
Arents
Jerry Joon
Charis R Evans
Bea W Coleman
Emmet J .Walsh
Campbell
Franklin
Wadaworth
Wiliam T Stewart, Jr
W J Thirlot
W F Thorne
M Christian
William EB Hammond
James N Hollinger
Butte Engineer Visits Pioche District for Past Month
August Gronert mining engineer from Butte Montana spent three weeks inspecting Tungsten Comet mining company property near Pioche. He found the district promising and noted Pioche ledges are shallow versus Butte depths. he may return for further work and more underground inspection.
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August Gronert
Butte
Montana
Tungsten-Comet Mining Company
Comet
Pioche
Tom Gillespie Receives Marine Medal for Faithful Service
Corporal Thomas M. Gillespie US Marine Corps is awarded a good conduct medal for two years of active service from June 27, 1917, to May 16, 1919, with an official citation signed by Lt. Colonel H. Lay. He currently works at the Tonopah California mine in Tonopah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gillespie
Thomas M. Gillespie
United States
Marine Corps
United States Navy
H. Lay
United States Marine Corps
Tonopah
Tonopah California
Cre Ships of the District See Slow Week Yet Hopes Rise
Cre ships of the district for the week ending November 4 were on a reduced scale though officers of the halt lake rate assure improvements soon as shipments are expected to increase.
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Halt Lake
Metal Quotations in Eastern Markets
Metal prices in the East show declines slowing with zinc at 6.86 per hundred and copper 14.85 per hundred. Markets expect little near term change though forward delivery demands a slight premium. Lead market tightens as supply grows while import pressures stay limited.
Pioche men return from big job at Frisco Utah
William Webb and C B Amsden returned to Pioche from Frisco Utah after completing development at the Imperial mine of the Amalgamated Pioche Mines and Smelters. They crossed a two foot ore vein 46 feet beyond the tunnel portal and the drift showed encouraging results. Webb planned to drive to Pioche but abandoned his car near Modena due to poor roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webb
C. B. Amsden
Pioche
Frisco
Utah
Imperial
Amalgamated
Pioche Mines and Smelters Corporation
Modena
Mining notes from the Poche district reveal ore shipments
Mike Kinsella and Owen Walker secured lanes at Silver Mines Company with ore assays showing 19.5 ounces per ton silver and 18 percent copper. Leases shifted among Bristol and May Day sites as shipments resume, weather delays persist, and new ore faces at Vesuvius, May Day, and other claims promise further production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kinsella
Owen Walker
Prige Thecn Perentl Ad Raetol Silver Mines Company
Aemys
T. Campbell
J. P. Smith
Bristal People
Roeder Estate
Campbell
Upus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Louise Mine Company
Joe Delmue
Ray Welland
Round Valley
Salt Lak City
Pioche Assay Office
James Hulse
California
Mrs. H
Rutherford
Charlen A. Thompson
C. L. Horsey
Salt Lake City
B. R. Holden Sr
Holden No. 1 Mining and Milling Company
Delamar
New York City
Homemakers
J. W Roberts
William Hollinger
Eagle Valley
Mise Kaieri
Fiatnose
Carney
Caliente
Broken Hills
GE Arrowsmith & CO
F. Stock Exchange
Buss
Seasor
Scott
Be Om Hand
Lincoln County
Emma Fieldson
L. Chansler
Mrs
Aja
Prince Ytaitors
R.H. Officer & Co
Piogre
UTAR
Fox
William Russell
Realart
Constant Binney
Ford Weekly
Deep Purple
Brownie
J. H. Hastings
Catherine
Poche
Lee Battles
May Day
Bristol
Bob Burnatte
Lee Battlis
Iaman
Bristol Gilver Mines Company
Rex Mathews
Tne Piney
Everett Wade
Earl T. Godbe
Pat Devin and Sons
Fair View
Burke Ieaose
Carter Hames
Arthur Beall
Point Mills
Frank A. Crampton
Proche
Aity Ar
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