Weekly Record Local Intelligence Bristol Temps
APRIL 24 1660 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE BRISTOL TEMPS At the millsite of the Thistol 5 Company Wilding is building a boarding-home and the artesian bore is underway with a water jacket furnace refining bullion. Rumors of consolidation between Raymond Ely Meadow Valley and other mines prompt stock concerns. Public notices, jail updates, and local commerce details fill a lively Bristol column.
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Thistol
Company
Wilding
Aphal
Lore
Naveral
Rayenonel & Ely
Bristol
Kiepe
Quinn
Mendha
Furnaace
Hillside Company
Reynolds
Firntion
Saltity
Jan Roeder
Royal City
Doravo
el Dorado Canyon
Colorado River
Stampe
San Francisco
Raymond & Fly
Meadow Valley
Day
Pioche Community Notes on Rail Extension and Local Life
The Pioche era reports progress on the U S Ex railroad toward Millford with the terminus moving to Black Rock Springs and merchants of Pioche praised for enterprise. It covers mining operations at Day mine and ore estimates, local births and marriages, school closings, social events, and notable deaths including Andy Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exepessus
Black Rock Springs
Millford
Bury
Gabriel
U. S
Pioche
Piocho
Marchante
Utah
Nevada
Utah Forwarding
Utmont
LL. M’corkindale & Co
DW Lenjon
Fy Grant & Co
Biaviews
Lewis
Bristol Silver Mining Company
Gilmour & Salisbury
Black Rock
Imorrow
Dav Oroteias
Larrin
Gould
Terrific storm snarls Sierra Nevada mountains and rail line
A terrible Sierra Nevada storm, ongoing since Wednesday, lashes the region with fierce wind and heavy snowfall. Rail crews labor day and night to reopen the line as two slides near Emigrant Gap and a new slide near the Gay and Cinco block the route. A snow plow train jumped the track near Summit, destroying timbers but preventing greater loss. Snow depths: Truckee one foot, Cisco four, Summit three, Blue Canyon five, Alta one.
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Sacramento Dee
Sierra Nevadan
Beoax
Emigrant Gap
Gay
Cinco
Bean
Migrant Gap
Lve
Troustain
Chaam
Truckee
Cisco
Summit
Blue Canyon
Alta
Pioche notes report illness, closures, and local happenings
Local items from Pioche describe Dick Welsh seeking medical help for a severely injured arm, May Day train plans to Delmoi's with a Raymond & Ely picnic and baseball match. Raymond & Ely mill closure follows San Francisco orders. J N Curtis appointed Deputy Assessor of Lincoln County. Episcopal and Catholic services scheduled, weather fluctuations noted, and Vallejo County mortgage concerns cited. Pioche saloon movers advertise wholesale and retail liquor closeout, with J B Newman of Panaca Saloon promoting stock and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmoi's
Raymond & Ely Company
Jgamno
Baanball
Cuosep Dows
Raymond & Ely
San Francisco
Dervry Assesson
J. N. Curtis
Bista
Assenor
Lincoln County
Bury
Erricopal Direct
Episcopal Church
Picclo
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Dike Hill Me& AM
Waa
Areenwood
Bronknock Apood
Socific Pard
Emonyn
Mondday
Raymont
Seuparintendent
Pischeaig
Proctors
Aame
Denmark
Nomex
Sun Reerans
Silver Reef
Odd Fellows
Maurvens
McLane
McIntyre
Fred Wallbaum
Supreme Court
Reremacay Protany
Lowing
C. Raymond
Chas. Stein
G. H. Fish
M. Puller
J. Ponjade
J. B. Newman
James Neubitt
J. M. Hanford
S. Stoddard
F. A. Buck
Blaine Men
Ron Sax Praxcrico
H. Mill
Sureroe
Charley Byera
James Lynch
Mineral Park
Arizona
Lynch
Honskwitr
J. Vincent
Santa Claus
Clymo
Vincent
Boutaos
Bonpro
Aiko
Thaminus UC
Extension
Porjade
Ae City
Old Country
Foujaise
Capoul
Friends of Education
Panaca
Opp Futton Batt
The
Brown's Hall
Skussixo Oer
Tombstone
Arigous
Mannizo
John H. Rice
Susie Spencer
Salt Lake City
Andy Healy
O Pioohe
Mills
Ace
T.C. Porsnoy
Father O'Connor
Dick Welsh
Wl Waa
Eaventh
Carnotte Cirene
Vallejo
Solano County
California
Santa Row
Bodie
Panacea Maloon
Newatax
March
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
J.B. Newman
Panaoa Saloon
Pioneer
R.A. Alepe
Sil Bea
Ata
Labatt
Hottem
Clara
R. A. Riepe,paoraieron
Miscel Laneone
Mittee
Dan Roeder
Aravelora
Ehy
John Quinn
Manot
Sol
Joan Quinn
Armer
Av 115
On Éntias New Birk If
D.C. Clare
Stoner Stord
Pro
Nevata
Fune
W. F. Mills & CO
General Merchandise
Main Street
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