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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
Local notes report Lincoln county school funding of 6494 06 and third in school population with 960 children. Announcement of a state party primary set for August includes registration book changes closing September 8. Residents Nesbitt and Arbogast visit Pioche. Water supply woes persist with multiple leaks until the system revived by 10 PM Wednesday.
Senator Clark and Wm MacDermitt visited Pioche to push extending the San Pedro railroad into the district. They indicated strong optimism and promised to publish a decisive fact soon. Will Higgins of Salt Lake Mining Review is in Pioche evaluating prospects and promising broader mining coverage.
Mrs. M L Lee wife of the deputy Recorder came back from Salt Lake Sunday. Hans Olsen and family of Caliente visited this week. An impromptu dance Wednesday provided a pleasant evening. Fred B Arbogast son of metabogist and mining promoter George Arbogast arrived from Salt Lake and will make Pioche his future home. Mrs H E Freudenthal returned from Caliente Thursday much improved in health.
The Poorman mine east of town is leased by Nevada-Utaho to Lloyd Cook and Christian for a long term. They are in Salt Lake arranging hoisting machinery to equip the shaft now down 300 feet. The mining district shows rising activity with real estate booms and new arrivals, as prominent figures depart for Caliente and Salt Lake meetings.
Articles of incorporation filed in Omaha Nebraska reveal a 700000 share capital with 75000 shares allotted to six named individuals and 325000 in treasury. Officials listed include Denton as president Lytle as vice president Peer as secretary and treasurer. Claims span Bailey Springs Chief and Culverwell districts near Pioche Nevada with extensive mining interests and plans for early development.
Pas Nevada May 1 1905 You are hereby notified you have to contribute your share of expenditures on the Eagle Valley Mining District claim recorded in book page 1 If you fail to respond within ninety days from the notice the co owner’s share will vest in the subscriber or be sold to satisfy the expenditure and the claim will become their property
Notice warns that the General Election registration occurs in November and citizens must present naturalisation certificates at registration. Official cites the precinct and registrar for details.
Notice states the Book of Registration for the forthcoming election opens now and will stay open daily until 6 PM on September 10. It instructs naturalized citizens to present their certificates when registering and lists registration hours and dates under Henry Rice Jr, Registry Agent, Spring Valley.
The notice outlines election timing from 10 o'clock A.M. on September 9 to 7 o'clock P.M. on September 10, with state and county details listed. It cautions about certificates of qualification and preliminary preparations by individuals, referencing a registry agent Bennett for the Precinct.
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