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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
4
Pioche Nevada notes Arbor Day proclamation by Governor Sparks for Tuesday April 8. Local items include court dates set for April 3 through April 11, marriage licenses for William Lindstorm and Viale Webber, and stockholders meeting of Hillside Copper Mining on April 3.
The Proche Brass Band held a March 16 concert and ball at Thompsons Hall in Pioche. The program featured Cornet and Clarinet Duets, a Baratone and Trombone Duet, and a comic song by J. B. Wheeler. Maud Goodlander performed The Octroon recitation, with a strong band under Conductor Wheeler and a well received farce Freezing A Mother-in-Law. The ball ended the event as the era of Pioche’s best musical gatherings in years with lively dancing and excellent music.
The board appointed Chas L Horsey as District Attorney and Ex-office School Superintendent filling the vacancy caused by Ben Sanders. Bond set at 1600 dollars and he qualified. Attorney General Jas G Sweeney announced a Carson meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee on the 21st to discuss campaigning and possible slate allocations. The piece also notes mining law debates and frustrations with US mining statutes.
Miss Maggie Mathews attended the Band Concert from Panaca last Friday. Miss Grace Gentry, visiting with Miss Lizzie Goodrich for three weeks, returned home to Panaca on Wednesday. James Lemoine Public Administrator came from Caliente Monday to handle the Ben Sanders estate and other matters. The lion has finally let the lamb in Pioche. The 21st marks the first day of Spring and a reminder of summer. Forget the mud.
Special meeting of Hillside Copper Company will be held at the principal area. Transfer books close March 23. Meeting date and location are briefed by the secretary A I Bimp? Ad Asi.
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