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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
2
The item notes that Record Publishing Co. was entered at the Pioche Nevada Post Office as second class matter, indicating its mailing status and location. The text references various misread names and office details, presenting a clipped historical notice.
The Pioche chamber of commerce urges reestablishing a two fire company system with designated chiefs and captains, dividing territory along Meadow Valley street. The plan aims to restore orderly response, protect equipment, and save town property, while calling meetings to decide efficient methods and enforce discipline among drunks.
T R Jones, Sacramento division superintendent, says Nevada will lead in gold and mineral wealth within ten years and that railroads are the key. He forecasts population rising from 45,000 in 1900 toward 450,000 in a year, with booming mining surpassing earlier booms. He notes merchants pay double rates for faster service and expects a 25 percent rise in business volume, with even greater gains this year.
Nevada urges swift public waters appropriation to back a state exhibit. The Reno Gazette cites a potential publicity bill and argues Nevada should prove itself the greatest mineral state by presenting an expansive mining data display at the international exposition in New York from May 26 to June 20, 1903. The notice details an application for water appropriation from Spry to Fairview region, overseen by State Engineer Henry Thurtell, with filings dated March 20.
Notice begins with an application under the State statute by The ai Ki P Company of Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. It requests separation in the public waters to be appropriated about two miles north westerly from the E&P. Re doring wt paints the mate of fam Paton Ai he.
Complete list of officers appointed to the governor's staff. Eleven holdovers form a formidable force for war or parades. Notables include Key Pitt man Tonopah as Assistant Chief of Ordinance and Chas E Clough Reno as Assistant Quartermaster General, with a wide spread of lieutenants and aides across Nevada towns.
Nevada State Journal reports that surveys are underway for a new railroad to link the Tonopah Manhattan and Goldfield mining district with Ely and its smelters. Three routes are under consideration, with the leading option routing via Reveille Valley and Grant Mountain to Ely. If Smoky and Toquina Pass is chosen, three outlets to the main line would exist. Rumors say Clarke road near Caliente may join the effort, prompting possible freight competition. Superintendent Manson notes the Southern Pacific is not directly involved, while Nevada Central and Nevada Northern already connect with it. Tax receipts indicate substantial railroad work in Lincoln County in 1906, echoing 1905 activity.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Lincoln County Nevada an order appointing George W Nesbitt as administrator of the estate of Charles Stein deceased was made on December 7 1906 Nesbitt qualified as administrator and all claimants must present their claims with vouchers and affidavits by the date of first publication March 23 1907
Notice to creditors of the estate of Tranquille Depredino deceased in Lincoln County Nevada. Cyril del Curte appointed administrator by Fourth District Court order, qualified December 13 1906. Creditors must establish claims within forty days of first publication dated March 2 1907.
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