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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
2
The Pioche Weekly Record lists WM. E. Orr as Business Manager and Eugene Goodrich as Editor. The notice appears under the publication’s masthead indicating roles and post office entry in Pioche Nevada.
Authorities warn of a looming fever outbreak and urge strict cleanliness in businesses and homes. Investigations should fix cess pools and out houses, with enforcement if violations persist, despite Pioche’s history of epidemic immunity.
A chaotic Pioche column covers a local chase as Deputy James pursues P W Tuttle from Troy District Nye County after a stolen payment dispute. The narrative also notes mining activity surging near Pioche with claims revived and Wells Fargo bullion shipments totaling 98661.14 dollars. It ends with a brief, historical aside on the oldest republics San Marino and Andorra and Charlemagne.
Fragmentary text references Nevada and a notice likely from a land office or official custody but content is unreadable. Names such as Lowle J. Cahn and places like Nevada appear only as partial fragments.
In reference to elephant height the report notes male elephants around ten feet in height at the shoulders and females about eleven feet six inches, measured upright on a horse. The text claims such heights are very rare and not surpassed by one animal in a hundred.
Fragmentary transcription of land office mining claim details for the Columbia Lode. Mentions generic survey bearings and distances, claim locations in Nevada and Colorado areas, and references to official publication dates and officials. Notable terms include Columbia Lode, surface measurements, and archival record notes.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Bridget McGreg is issued by the Court of the Territory. The administrator is DB Agminberwir of the Senate St Bride area. Creditors must file claims by a specified deadline.
The notice appears from the NER weekly new pub in Ploche Lieale County Nevada. It states a sixty day publication period with Laula J. Cohn as Register. Date of test publication is April 15 1908.
Notice from United States Land Office Carson City Nevada dated April 18 1906 announces a patent application for a mining claim known as Lincoln Nevada line, located in Ely district White Pine County Nevada. Describes location bearings distances and magnetic variation and cites plat on file for the Can- unaciae Late Winkee claim with coordinates and boundary calls.
Notice from United States Land Office Carson City dated March 6 1908 announces A Short of Gold Death Springs Lincoln County Nevada lode and surface claim No 20 described by field notes and plat. The claim lies on unmapped land totaling 1200 acres net area with coordinates and bearings given for corners and lines. Recorder records Pioche Lincoln County Nevada. applicant Louis J Conn attorney Farha. Unclear text includes March 1 1908 date.
A summons in Lincoln County Nevada acquires Minerva A Sherwin with a complaint by Billy and Sherwin. The Fourth Judicial District Court issues commands for appearance and answer within the time specified. The Clerk of the Court records the action and serves the summons as required. The notice lists the court location Peel Nevada and the date placeholder.
Fragmentary notice from Nevada appears to reference land transfer actions, locations such as Pioche and Ni cited Bates Office, with names including Wm. R. and other unclear parties. The garbled OCR lacks coherent dates or definitive actions and does not present a clear filing or deadline.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention a Nevada county and trustees, with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits imply a public notice or election related action but lack clear details, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Nevada and trustees.
Fragmentary public notice describes a land survey in Nevada including tract descriptions, field notes, magnetic variation, and references to surveys and plats. The text also blends a narrative dialogue about a family scene, with a dated first publication in April and a question about a matter observed by Harold and his father.
Babs, a sharp but quirky girl, chats with an admiral and a stock broker in a city office. She riffs on markets and Mexicans second prices, hinting at a dividend secret while the party discusses Japanese tours and English rails. The scene blends childlike wit with financial banter as the group plans a flutter.
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