Unclear OCR Fragment Cites Masonic Building Notes
Fragmentary text references a Masonic Building on Larour Street with unclear residents or events. Names and dates are garbled, offering little verifiable facts for a coherent summary.
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary text references a Masonic Building on Larour Street with unclear residents or events. Names and dates are garbled, offering little verifiable facts for a coherent summary.
The Ely District mines justify a narrow gauge railroad to Bullionville to ship ore to mills. Seventy five thousand dollars would build and equip the road, with freight savings recouping costs in eighteen months. Noted prospects near Panaca, Bowery and Alps mines hint at growth. Leaders like Col Lightner and General Page urged speed, while Thomas Campbell heads to San Francisco for business. The Peavine Mine extends 1500 feet west of Bowery with a 1000 foot claim, surface traceable along its length.
The L. E. Walton Company advertises broad stock of lumber and building supplies. Lamber and his Kindred are named in the listing as part of the available materials.
Three hundred feet west of the east end of the claims a shaft shows a true fissure vein with rich ore faces. Forty tons of ore on the dump appear chlorides of silver and antimonial specimens. average ore assays report $160 per ton. Bullion shipped adds $17,965.39. Mrs. Henry Trout departs for Los Angeles to oversee Cecil Hotel dining room upon return.
Rev. Harry Gray an Episcopal minister from Las Vegas spoke at Pioche court house Wednesday evening to a large audience. He plans regular future visits that will welcome the local public.
Public notice announces Application No 7 by Frank B Nicola and Joseph We Channs of Geyer County for appropriation of Nevada State water. The plan is to divert six cubic feet per second from Moreh Cronk to a power plant via steel pipeline, returning Bowen water to the stream. First published December. last publication January 6 1907.
The notice advises single individuals to invite their sweethearts to the New Year's ball and promises a brighter Xmas by planning with a spouse. The ball is organized by members of the 1, 0, 0, F group.
An assortment of clipped phrases describes a rural setting and a confused dialogue about poles and water. The text notes a farm, a city man, and a distant observation by a man who cannot discern poles in a wall. It mentions demand for retro writing and a note about location notices and proofs of labor for sale.
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