Railroad Plans for Piobe Railroad Day Debated
E. F. Ptrudenthal president of the Chamber of Commerce convened a meeting to arrange a Piobe Railroad Day. A tentative date of November 11 was favored if Salt Lake Route officials approve and excursions from Salt Lake City and Los Angeles can be arranged. An executive committee was named with power to form subcommittees and appoint chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fptreudenthal
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Los Angles
Cham
Day at Pioche to Be a Hammer Day
An executive committee meeting in Pioche appointed multiple committees to organize Railroad Day. The Reception Finance Program Arrangements Accommodation and Ladies Reception panels were named with leaders including M L Lee H E Freudenthal and Mrs Abbie Sawyer. The group urged rapid committee meetings and broad volunteer support to ensure a memorable Pioche RailRoad Day dating back to 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Freudenthal
M. L. Lee
J. D. Campbell
B. C. Ellsworth
A. A. Carman
Main Street
Hodges
Lee
Bowman
Lloyd
Warner
Goodrich
Whitney
Austin
Campbell
Clark
Christian
Middleton
Greenwood
Peaslee
Anderson
Bithell
Fitzgerald
Healy
Horsey
Cleine
Fitzpatrick
Nesbitt
Deyling
Mitchell
Harden
Garrison
Franks
E. F. Freudenthal
Chamber of Committee
Pioche
Nob Hill Mines Poised as Bonanza in El Dorado District
Special corresp from Searchlight notes Nob Hill in El Dorado Mining District thriving with 12 active ore properties. Silver Legion leads in high grade ore with $200–$500 per ton at 85-foot level, plus $35–$40 per ton ore dumped for concentration. Mizpah shows new shafts and multiple veins. Fortuna expands with expert planning, high returns, and continuous shipments, including $238 per ton on a past shipment. E. Flynn to resume Fortuna Extension work. overall district outlook strong as developments push toward self-sufficiency and machinery upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Hill
el Dorado
Silver Legion
Mizpah
A. K. Wright
Wright
Selby Smelting
Fortuna
Re‘suime
A. A. McKnight
E. Flynn
E. M. Martin
Don’t Carry A Weapon Warns On Concealed Firearms
Judge Brown closed the Mc Gwin case urging police to stop permitting open concealed guns. He cited recent saloon flashings and a drunken hall incident that could have caused death. With rail construction bringing rough crowds, officials must curb weapon use and avert violent crime. John F. Perkins toured Gold Butte copper claims, noting the district’s underdevelopment and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGwin
Brown
Pioce
John F. Perkins
Gold Butte
Local Pro Team Beats Scrub Nine Five to Three on Sunday
At the baseball grounds last Sunday the local pro nine defeated the scrub squad five to three in a seven inning game. The manager Vic Troise of El Dorado Canyon impressed Pioche spectators with his unconventional coaching and field leadership. Las Vegas youths blame Caliente for canceling engagements, promising a rematch next season in Pioche.
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Pioche
Lincoln County
Vic. Troise
el Dorado Canyon
Las Vegas
Caliente
New Law Firm Formed by Leon French and Jessie Simmons
Leon French of Searchlight Nevada and Jessie Simmons of Los Angeles California form a new law partnership with offices at Pioche and Searchlight. The Pioche office is not yet secured as office rooms are scarce, but they plan to locate in the central business area soon. They will handle mining and corporation law with prompt service benefiting clients in Searchlight and Pioche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon French
Searchlight
Nevada
Jessie Simmons
Los Angeles
Cal
Pioche
State Auditor Inspecting County Finances
State Auditor Nate Roff and his son have spent four days at the county seat examining the books of county officers. He plans no uniform statewide system but will check financial transactions and offer beneficial suggestions. He left Wednesday and will return in December.
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Nate Roff
Searchlight City to Incorporate Government Preliminaries Set
Searchlight moves toward incorporation as a third class city. A committee will organize the first election around November 10. The city will have three wards with a mayor city clerk and treasurer city judge city marshal and three councilmen. Salaries vary by role and gaming licenses are expected to fund expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon French
Geo. S. Brown
C. B. Burdick
W. H. Bradley
Launcelot Gilroy
Chas. W. Lund
Co. L. Buckley
Justice of the Peace
Lunch Man Is Crooked
A man calling himself a lunch man set up a small stand in front of Clark's Place on credit. During court, profits rose. a Jew took the money and fled after several successful nights. He may now be in California. Creditors mourn his departure. Mrs. A. D. Knowlton and her daughter visit Salt Lake City for conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Pioche
California
A. D. Knowlton
Little Daughter
Salt Lake City
Our New Ordinances for Pioche Caliente and Las Vegas
Towns Pioche Caliente and Las Vegas set next Monday for passage of new ordinances by the Board of Commissioners. Reorganization of the fire department with hose and water main repairs, installation of night watchmen, and enforcement of sanitary rules are planned. One week publication required before they take effect, urging careful fire prevention by property owners and renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioche
Caliente
Las Vegas
Board of Commissioners
Child Badly Scalded in Morning Accident
A young child, Guillan Llyod, was seriously scalded yesterday when he backed into a bucket of boiling water on the floor. Dr. Duckworth treated the wounds. Initial fears about recovery gave way to cautious improvement as relatives, Mr and Mrs Lloyd, who are in Los Angeles, stay nearby during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guillan Llyod
Duckworth
Lloyd
Los Angeles
Peat
Justice Court Uses Ten Day Sentence In Larceny Case
In justice court Judge Garrison presided over Pedro Chaos on a petit larceny charge. After evidence the court sentenced the defendant to ten days in the county jail. The Mexican defendant allegedly took a ten dollar piece from a gambling game at the Court Exchange saloon and fled briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Pedro Chaos
Garrison
Court Exchange
Ina Dobbins
James Dobbins
Va. Y. Kato
Caliente Township
State of Nevada
Michael Larkin
Denton Stage Company
Caliente
Chas, Culverwell, Jr
Harry Gernon
Pahranagar Valley
Larkin
Carson City
The
of the State
Andy McGwin
F. R. McNamee
Jesse Simmons
Horsey
Caballeros
Thomas Howard
Six Men Go To State Prison
In a Nevada court a string of criminal cases unfolded from burglary to murder. Verdicts: Larkin guilty of burglary, McGwin acquitted, and other defendants sentenced to prison or fines. Trials involved Caliente and Searchlight events with firearms and stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
F. Rodriguez
Francisco Gallinda
Caliente
Caliente Mercantile Company
San Pedro
Henry James
Pedro Gonsalas
Michael Larkin
Rodriguez
Burgerar
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Ber of Commerce
Piobe
Col. MacSherry
C. H. Swanton
Wm. Lloyd
D.g. Brown
Dr. Duckworth
Iohn R. Cook
Geo. Reed
Chas. S. Miller
A. Fuller
Chas. Bithell
W. M. Nichols
L. Scherzinger
A. Knowlton
Geo. W. Page
J. S. Free
Edward Thomarson
Chas. Lee Horsey
J. H. Egan
Henry H. Lee
W. W. Stockham
Joe Powers
J. G. Hull
J. Seguine
W. C. Palmer
J. D. Gelabert
E. L. Godbe
John ‘Janney
F. A. Hoock
Alfred’ Smith
J. B. Wheeler
E. Greenwood
J. H. Peaslee
John Ebwing
Chas. Roeden
Wm. Harrison
Finance Committee
Jas. Price
Frank Walker
Angelo
Eugene Goodrich
E. A. Hodges
Jas. A. Nesbitt
Wm. Culver
Well
D. Holdaway
Lee S. Fox
Abbie Sawyer
Mesdames Ewing
Franks, Thompson
Swanton
Sawyer
Freudenthal
Cook
Ellsworth
Price
Carman
Welland
Orr
Babbitt
NEW Law Firm
Chris
Geo. T. Royer
B. F. Bonelli
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