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Newspaper

The Pioche Weekly Record

Location

Pioche, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1906

Page

4

Pioche 1906 News Briefs From The Weekly Record

Pioche Weekly Record reports local items including awards at the St Louis World Fair won by Henry Riter of Reno, mining headlines on Samuel Newhouse’s Nevada interests and Colorado boom signals, a vacancy in the District Attorney post after Ben Sanders’ death, a county tax and mail rate changes, weather snow disruptions, and a Caliente jail transfer case involving an Indian offender.

Henry Riter Reno St. Louis World Board of County Commissioners Ben Sanders

Sensational Eleventh Twelfth Interest Sold for Cash

A. W. Scott and Mr. Thomerson of England bought an eleventh-twelfth mining interest about thirty miles northwest of Pioche for 10000 dollars in cash. The ledge runs six feet wide with ore averaging two hundred ounces silver per ton as horn silver. Plans include a wagon road from Bristol Gap reducing distance to Pioche and immediate development. A sample ore nearby assayed 1011 ozs silver. Prospectors from outside are arriving to assess the find. Death of District Attorney Ben Sanders in Los Angeles.

J. L. Whipple A. W. Scott Pioche Thomerson England Bristol Bristol Gap

Arrests and Lunacy Hearing in Churich Case

Mark Churich faces a lunacy examination and a later charge of threatening to kill attorney Freudenthal after years of alleged harassment. Doctor’s testimony labeled him simple minded and imbalanced, with a $1,000 bond set to keep the peace for six months. The report also notes a Thompson’s Hall stage upgrade and local freight receipts.

H. E. Freudenthal Justice Orr Mark Churich Eugene Goodrich Murray Caliente Churich Hr. BE. Freuderthal Bpendenthal Ingane Orr Freudenthal Freudenhal Chas. Thompson Chas. Horsey Mr. Freudenthal Mr. Churich Thompson’s Hall

Osborne Family Leaves Lincoln County for Salt Lake City

Mr and Mrs T J Osborne depart Lincoln County on Thursday for Salt Lake City where Mrs Osborne will reside with her daughter. He plans partial residence there but will retain his holding here, a longtime pillar of the community since 1871. The Proche Brass Band serenaded them as they left, and locals express regret at his and his wife’s departure despite anticipated new ties.

T. J. Osborne Salt Lake City Wells Fargo & Co Ty Clerk W Wich Proche Salt Lake

Picche Brass Band to entertain at Thompsons Hall

Next Friday evening the Picche Brass Band will perform at Thompsons Hall with band selections vocal numbers and a comical sketch Freezing a mother in law After the show dancing to the Band Orchestra For the benefit of the Band all should attend Tickets encouraged Governor Sparks invites President Roosevelt to Nevada for bear and mountain lion hunting and the President is likely to accept

Picche Brass Band Thompsons Hall Sparks Roosevelt Nevada

Mixed Nevada alphabet of crimes and ventures in 1900s

State news items note 200 leasers in Manhattan district. Peter Schaeffer linked to a Cassidy murder. escapes from Fallon jail by Oleson and John Greenwood still at large. Jumping Jack mine at Goldfield sold for 90000 dollars plus one fifth stock. Kaolin deposit near Bullfrog found. Reno tamale joint proprietor vanishes leaving creditors. Western Pacific tunnel project at Flower Lake Wells Elko county. Montgomery-Sho shone mines sale price adjusted to 2750000 from 5000000. Elko farmers demand fencing along railroad. Tonopah reports eight stage and twelve autos daily to southern camps. James Walton’s suicide. wife’s attempted suicide. Alonzo Tripp says railroad extension from Goldfield to Bullfrog abandoned. cost estimated at 1 million. A Ely corner lot sold for 15000 dollars.

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