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Newspaper

The Pioche Weekly Record

Location

Pioche, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1908

Page

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Grand Jury Final Report in Lincoln County Nevada

The Lincoln County grand jury reports true bills including cases State v. John L. White burglary and State v. John W. Scott and Carrie L. Scott murder. It also contains committees on indigents public morals sheriff public buildings county offices roads and related recommendations.

George S. Brown Fourth Judicial District Court Lincoln Nevada Lincoln County Charles Wagner F- Peck John L. White John W. Scott Carrie L. Scott W. C. Ward J. A. Perkins H. Clayson John Wheatley R. C. Lund

Pioche Freight Increases As Goods Flow In District

Pioche freight activity rises as trains bring more goods to the Pioche district. The Golden Prince company received machinery for its property and timber for gallows frames and buildings. Coal delivery remains delayed while Judd Lund Olson Co moves freight by rail using tracers.

Pioche Golden Prince Company Judd-Lund- Olson Co

Smith Divorce Case Advances in Alimony Cut

Smith v6 divorce proceedings before Judge Brown reduced expense money from 1000 to 500 and monthly alimony from 35 to 26 dollars. The ruling may set stage for a possible divorce issue at the next court sitting and final decision.

Smith

Market Outlook Sees Gains With Election Caution In New York

Donald C Catlin reports on market sentiment stirred by James J Hill and E H Harriman backing Democrat prospects. Rail traffic improves as coal roads gain, while copper weakness and Goldfield investments signal potential for higher prices. Forecasts expect Steel Corporation earnings to surprise and Goldfield related stocks to rise, with leasing plays like Consolidated Red Top and Consolidated Jumbo highlighted.

Bryan James J. Hill H. Harriman New York Stock Exchange Hill Harriman Union Pacific United States Steel Corporation Taft Greene Cahanes British Columbia Miani Nevada Goldfield Con Goldfield Florence Wingfield Consolidated Red Top Consolidated Jumbo Red Top Donald C, Catlin

Pioche Pacific Finds Ore Body

Pioche Pacific General Manager Baumgarth announced a discovery in the shaft two hundred feet deep. Samples of the mineral appeared promising, and the property was backed by prominent Salt Lake City financiers, with Baumgarth praised for his management.

Baumgarth Pioche Pacific Salt Lake City

Mendah Loads Another Car At Local Freight Depot

Mendah Nevada company loads another ore car at the local freight depot for shipment to Salt Lake market. The ore’s character makes it highly desirable for smelting and there is strong demand, ensuring an easy market.

Mendah-Nevada Company Salt Lake

Black Manganese From Baltimore Discovery Sparks Mine Progress

At Baltimore on the Nevada Des Moines claim a 300 level manganese body was found this week. Management says the diamond drill product is close, with ore extent to be defined by ongoing work. The next 200 feet are crucial, local stock holds firm while development proceeds. Assays from the manganese ledge show forty six ounces in silver.

Baltimore Nevada-Des Moines

Iron Mine Shipments From Bristol District Launched

Ore from the Bristol Con lease yields a promising carload. Shipments have been made from the Bristol district with ore loaded at Pioche depot, signaling handsome returns to the leasers while prompting readers to register today for a chance tomorrow.

Bristol Pioche Bristol Con

Nevada court rulings recap balance vs Bradley et al

District Court entries render judgments in multiple cases. Wm P Balance defeats Bradley, Smith & McCarthy for $493.48 plus costs and $50 attorney fees. A Carpenter wins $423.85 and costs against the Nevada Central G and M Co. A. Elma defeats O H Smith et al. in a Searchlight suit. Cobton vs Ballance yields $77 plus costs for the plaintiff. Trade Exchange v Searchlight Mining & Milling Co. is dismissed by consent. Roscalone S P L A et al. are abated with costs awarded to the defendant. Peterson vs Ohio Kent Mining Co. grants time to answer. Peer v Nevada Central G and M Co. appoints a receiver upon bond. State v I Fe-Peck ends in not guilty after trial. Lemoine v Proce Last Chance Mining Co. set for October 11. Board of Bank Examiners v Searchlight Bank & Trust defaults for Dranga, Wardlaw, Farnsworth. Brown-Gosney Co. v Searchlight Mining & Milling Co. favors plaintiff. Smith v Smith awards $500 attorney fees and $25 monthly alimony. Nevada Transportation Co. v Martin & Lineke nets $23 and costs. Thursday’s Nevada case list ends with State v John and Carrie Scott read aloud.

Wm. P. Balance Bradley, Smith & McCarthy A. A. Carpenter Nevada Central G. & M. Co Carpenter Henry Elma Va H. Smith l Et al Harry Roscolane S.p.la & Slr R Co Chris Peterson Bee Ohio-Kentucky Mining Company L. F. Peer Vs. the Nevada Central G. & M. Co E. M. Martin Mr. Peck Martin

Jury Chosen After Open Venues For Trial

Friday was spent assembling a jury for the trial with two special or open venues of fifteen each ordered before jurors were sworn. The panel was secured at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Named jurors include J. G. Hull Wm J Harden W W Hughes Geo M Baker Isaac Higbee Albert Woods John Pippin Jas B Price D P Mahedy Howard Perkins and W H Bradley.

J. G. Hull Wm. J.harden W. W. Hughes Geo,m. Baker Isaac Higbee Albert Woods John Pippin Jas. B.price D. ©. P Mahedy Howard Perkins W. H. Bradley

Good Springs Nears Lead Ore Boom Says Settler Sam Yount

Sam Yount, longtime Good Springs resident, visited Lincoln county to settle probate for John McClannahan. He predicted a bright future as a large lead ore mine area will ship ore to smelters. Joplin capital bonds properties to build a reduction smelter, signaling underappreciated Lincoln County resources.

Sam Yount Good Springs Lincoln John McClanhahan McClannahan John Sam Joplin Missouri Lincoln County

Florence Tunnel Shows Promising Ore Development

A reliable authority notes Florence leasers in Highland district report a soft iron and manganese formation. This formation, typical of the neighboring area, is expected to yield ore bodies soon. The property could spur development nearby and increase value for adjacent interests with some work to prove the prospect.

Florence Highland District

Reading Room Free to Public at Miners' Union Hall

The free reading room at the Miners' Union hall opens with daily papers from various sections available in a well lighted space. The public is invited to visit anytime free of charge, with plans for Wednesday evening political discussions during the upcoming campaign, open to all parties.

Miners’ Union

County Loses a Contractor

The county commissioners suspended legal advertising with Caliente Lode Express after weeks without ink and unposted bills. The RECORD stands as the sole bidder for the rest of the year at last January’s bid rates. The board may recover from bond provider Harry W. Preston up to the bond’s full extent.

Board of County Commissioners Caliente Lode Express Lode

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Committee On Indigents Duckworth Hospital Main Street F. H. Clayson Walter Reeder Sheriff's Office Sayis H. W. Underhill, RC. Lund R. Hammond County Books M. White H.W. Underhill S. R. Whitehead Aln, Pauff H. A. Perkins Cold Springs J. M. Lytle FL A. Edwards New York Market News Mendah Nevada Transportation Company J. C. Lineke Searchlight Justice Court State of Nowada Carrie I Scott Edit Eric
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