Strike Rich Ore at Black Metals Mine Near Pioche
High grade silver ore was found at the Black Metals Mine near Pioche. Superintendent James Quirk reports strong development on the 325 and 700 foot levels with ore shipping to Salt Lake smelters under favorable contracts. The mine has produced over 250,000 tons of silver ore and ranks as a top producer in the Pioche district with several high grade pockets and extensive fissure-related deposits.
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Hlack
Plocke
James Quirk
Black Murats
Mack Metals Company
Ena
Ateile Ie
Salt Lake
Ploche
Bristol
Haa
Pioche
Alameda
Crescent
Hike
Oman
Irish Mountain
Pahranagar
Uedbird
Wis J
Dance in Honor of Mr and Mrs Chas D Osborne
A large crowd attended a spontaneous dance hosted by Mrs T J Osborne and Miss Isabel Osborne to celebrate Mr and Mrs Chas D Osborne returning from a Salt Lake honeymoon. Light refreshments were served on stage by Hillis Roeder and Virginia Lee as out of town guests from Princeton joined the celebration.
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T. J. Osborne
Isabel Osborne
Chas. D. Osborne
Salt Lake
Hillis Roeder
Virginia Lee
Broom
J. H. Hedges
Lewis G Gillett
Princeton
Prince Mining Company Increaser Capitalization Approved
Stockholders of Prince Consolidated Mining voted yesterday to raise authorized capital from 1.5 million to 3 million shares with a 60 cent par value, changing from 1 to 60. Officers Anthony H. Godbe president and George F. Wascon vice president remain. Bond sale plans with stock bonus are expected to be announced soon.
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Prince Consolidated Mining Post Smelting
Opany
Ines
Picebe
Anthony H. Godhe
George F. Wascon
MM. C. Gof
Weordls i Stanwsar Gudbe
Salthake Tribune
Queen of the Hills Burke mine leased near Hiko
The Queen of the Hills mine near Hika in the Irish Mountain district has been leased to James Wheeler of Pioche, with operations already begun. The Burke mine, a historic producer, is being developed on the Yuba Dike with drifting and vein work promising a high grade ore shoot. The article notes renewed interest in the region and mentions the Silver Prince company and other local prospects seeking leases and development.
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Queen of the Hills
Hika
Irish Mountain District
James Wheeler
Probe
Moant Irteb
Hiko
Lincoln County
Greer
Alamo
Wheeler
Pioche
Silver Prince Company
R. P. Jones
Trish Mountain
Indiana
Webster
Raymond Mountain
Prohe Miner & Smelter Corporation
Burke
Jack Matthews
Bingham
Utah
Ply
Mauhewx
Yuba
Piocho
George W. Maynard
Costs of hire and fire rise in labor market survey
Chicago reports show that hiring and firing an office clerk costs 100 dollars while discharging a common laborer costs 60 dollars, based on a National Employment Board survey. The study covers interviewing, selecting, training, and the losses from learning duties, with broader notes on ore mining progress and shaft conditions at the Burke Mine, including vein widths and ore assays as development continues.
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Chicago
National Employment Board
Sheriff Culverwell Recovers Pair in Grand Larceny Case
Sheriff Culverwell and undersheriff John Ewag led a countywide chase totaling 720 miles to arrest Claude Reid and J. Friconza on grand larceny warrants. Reid pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Caliente and received six months in jail plus a $100 fine. Friconza, age 17, was bound over to district court.
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Culverwell
John Ewag
Claude Reid
J. Srivon
Caliente
Marle Schofield
Alamo
Sharp
Pine Creek
J. Fiiconza
Preston
Current Creek
Duck Water
Fish Creek
Reid
Eureka
Sadler Stock Ranch
Jiggs
Elko
Biko
Joe Harris
Lincoln County
Hoth
The
Justice
Palmer
J. Friconza
Sarah Imobersteg
Harvest in Lovelock Valley Brings Heavy Yields
Lovelock Valley farmers near completion of harvest report record grain and second alfalfa cuttw. About 800,060 bushels of grain this season with wheat 60 percent, barley 35 percent, oats 5 percent. Wheat sold at 7 per bushel, alfalfa hay around 4 per bale, hay buyers offering 5 for hay. Outside stockmen begin transporting stock for pasture. Some paddocks leased to sheep men, but no grazing until frosts pass.
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Lovelock Valley
An Offer You Cant Afford to Miss
With winter nearing, the Record offers a clubbing rate of Record plus four magazines at 3.15. New or renewing subscribers receive one year added, extending current expirations or starting with credit from receipt. Act quickly as offer is for a short time only.
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Record
Ford
Reduced Rates on Nevada Ores Hearing Set
Nevada Public Service Commission calls a November 4 1921 conference in Carson City to consider general ore rate structures for shipments from Nevada to California and Utah. Shippers and carriers may present tonnage and rate data for review and potential reductions.
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Nia
Utah
California
Comemigaion of
Nevada
Public Serries Commission
Californic
Public Service Commission of
Neevada
Californ
Commission
Carson City
Republican State Central Committee to Meet on October Fourteenth
The Reno Journal reports the Republican state central committee, led by chairman Harry B. Stewart, will meet in Reno to perfect Nevada party organization ahead of the 1922 campaign. Stewart stresses preparedness, denies any personal political plans, and says the gathering aims to lay a foundation for party work without incubating any governor or senator bids.
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Republican State Central Committee
Reno
Harry B. Stewart
Stewart
Republian
Nevada
Republican Organization
Reno Journal
Antelope Slaughter Reported Along County Border
George Anderson, Washoe county time warden, returned from northern precincts where he found 27 antelope carcasses on the Oregon side and 14 more along the line. He blames herders for wanton slaughter to wipe out herds, noting fewer than 1000 remaining in the area. Deputized cowboys act to enforce the law.
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George Anderson
Washoe County
Oregon
Anderson
Anerson
Clean Up Day Prep Urges Camp Citizens
Committees urge residents to gather cans and rubbish near main routes for a swift load by donated trucks. Shovels and rakes provided as 15 trucks are promised to haul can waste to dumping grounds. Officials urge making the 20th the best Clean-up Day in the camp's 50 year history.
Jobless Weeks Cost Billions Says Conference
Washington reports losses in workers earnings during the past fiscal year due to involuntary idleness exceed 6.5 billion dollars. An estimate by the national conference on unemployment covers wages lost from July 1920 to August 14 1921 and relies on normal pay levels. The group plans to push for economic safeguards and a stabilized industrial plan to protect earning power in the future.
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Washington
National Conference On
Pramerty
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Black Metals
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Chas D. Osborne
Prince Mining Company
Queen OF the Hills Burke
Ascures
Porphyry
Gulverwell
Resio Ganotte