Pioche Weekly Record Aug 17 1906 Local Notes and News
Pioche News notes includeGeo S Milikin leaving for the week F N Laffaii in Salt Lake Stage schedule shift to 8 am Nevada Utah Burk tunnel work prep to mine ore at Day mine Superintendent Freudenthal to add force remantling shaft with steam hoist Real estate and investment talk from Probe Realty Brokerage Co Election notes Pioche Republican committee members F W Dickle H F Freudenthal J D Cambell Jesse Peasly Streets cleaned by Sheriff Jake Johnson with Jap force remaining in Pioche Marriage licenses issued Earnest Lane and Neda Austin bride to wed at her home Lane manages Horseshoe Mine Miss Austin owner’s daughter wishes for happiness End records note preservation of community welfare
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Ed Freudenthal
Probe Realty & Brokerage Co
County Clerks Office
Earnest Lane
Neda Austin
Fay
Lane
Miss Austin
Local pessimism vs hopeful mining strides noted in Meadow Valley
The column rails at chronic pessimists while reporting on Casey's cocktails, Geo Arbogast & Co assay office readiness, and Joe Fonter's lime hill silver lead strike near Meadow Valley. It notes two ore veins, a widening prospect, and Ida May mine leadership changes with Arthur Murphy returning from Salt Lake to Bristol. A lost wide band ring with diamond is also reported as a local missive.
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Lincoln County Assay Office
Meadow Valley Street
Geo Arbogast & Co
Joe Fonter
Foster
Arthur Murphy
Salt Lake
Ida May
Bristol
Free
Murphy
Pioche
Heavy rain and hailstorm hits Jackrabbit area
Reports say the heaviest rain and a fierce hailstorm swept near Jackrabbit and across to the Wilson Creek range last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Page recalls never seeing such weather while Jesse Peaslee describes driving through a foot of hail on his way home. Water rose high enough to fill Mrs. Page's well and spread through the valley. Thunderous summer showers continue, with a strong chance of another washout on the San Pedro down Meadow Valley Wash soon.
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Jackrabbit
Wilson Creek
San Pedro
Meadow Valley
Railroad to Pioche expected to start soon
Message from President John Weir of the Nevada Utah Copper Company says Senator Clark will begin construction at once of the Caliente to Pioche railroad. Weir heard the news while in Liverpool en route to Paris. Construction hinges on obtaining sufficient tonnage. track laying to begin within forty days after commencement.
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John Weir
Nevada-Utah Copper Company
Senator Clark
Caliente
Pioche
Weir
Liverpool
Paris
Clark
Changes in Lincoln county politics and salaries discussed
A column argues that Lincoln county has modern needs as population, railroads, mining, and taxes grow. It notes increased criminality and crowded jail, urging higher wages for officials and night guards to handle pressures, warning that parties blind to these shifts will struggle in the upcoming fall elections.
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Lincoln County
Lin
County
Pioche Gossip Mixes Bets, Marriages, and Miner News
A jumble of local chatter covers courtship, social life, and rumor in Pioche. Jim plans an injunction over petty encroachments while a bachelor list feels uncertain. Miner engineer Mr. Bethune visits, noting broad regional terrain from Pioche to Ely as promising."
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Wilkes
Jim
Charlie
Pioche Notice Warns Residents to Clean Up Refuse
The residents of Pioche and merchants are warned to clean up rubbish and refuse on their premises and back yards and not to throw refuse on public streets. Premises not cleaned by September 1 will be cleaned at owner cost, per Sheriff Jake Johnson’s order.
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Pioche
Jake Johnson
Johnson
Registration Notice for State County and Spaifleers
Notice announces open registrations for the Book of Registre sin tot the Comer ta for the State County and Spaifleers from September 1908 to September 1st 196, with daily hours from 7 PM to 6 PM and additional hours until 9 PM. Hammond, Registry Agent, Hague Valley Precinct.
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Hammond
Hague Valley
obAa
D. Ki Findlay
Panaca
Eftiaens
St George Fair and Local News From Nevada
News from Highland, Caliente, and Goldfield reporting falls at Last Chance mine injuring Fred Mills who was treated on site by Dr. Van Emon. Judge Denton of Caliente named to meet Wm. Bryan in New York on his world tour. Prospectors Johnson and Clark believed lost in Death Valley heat. New assay furnace at Geo. Bethune ready for 150 assays. Delegates elected for State Democratic convention at Reno August 29. county convention to be announced. Local Democratic campaign, readiness for a hard fought race, and push for party policies.
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St George Fairon
Geo. O. Sawyer
Fred Mills
Last Chance
Highland
van Emon
Mills
Gorcon
J. A. Denton
Caliente
Wm. J. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Denton
Reno
Jack Wheatly
Searchlight
Frank Williams
Goodsprings
W. E. Hawkins
Vegas
Geo Banovich
DeLamar Jee
Baldwin
Moapa
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