Pioche Ore Shoot Open After Court Victory
The Pioche mining scene shifts as the Yuba East shoot, long tied up by A. W. McCune's injunction, is freed. Boston-Proche Mining Company president Charles S Miller proclaims clear title and plans rapid development with three shifts under Foreman Cleine tapping the ore body via shaft and tunnel before December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuba East
Wm. Lloyd
John R. Cook
Porphyry
A. W. McCune
Salt Lake
Pioche
Supreme Court of Nevada
United States Supreme Court
Sullivan & Cromwell
New York City
LeGrand Young, Esq
Salt Lake City
Charles Lee Horsey
McCune
Pacific Tunnel
Cleine
Pioce
Mr. Miller
Yuba
Boas
Scranton
Silver Peak
America
McFadden
Court actions recap from district court proceedings
Proceedings resumed with 28 jurors called. State vs James resulted in a guilty burglary verdict. Rogers acquitted on assault with intent to kill after lengthy deliberation. Gonsolas found guilty of assault with intent to kill. Howard and Kelly both faced housebreaking and larceny charges. verdicts varied. Pete Peterson pleaded guilty to intoxication in railroad employment. Larkin burglary trial ongoing. Y Kato received stolen goods conviction and sentence set. Contempt fine levied on Geo C. Fetterman. McGwin murder case slated for early week.
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Edith Freeman
James
State
Rogers
R. Wilkinson
Gonsolas
Howard
Kelly
Pete Peterson
San Pedro
Caliente
Michael Larkin
Y. Kato
M. Larkin
T. Howard
James Keily
Geo. C. Fetterman
McGwin
Pioche Real Estate Transfers Highlight Week Activities
Fragmentary report notes numerous real estate transfers in Pioche during the past week. The text mentions Frank Thompson and his wife preparing for a trip to Caliente, a dance in front of the Catholic church for charity, and references to the Pioche baseball team and Thompson opera house, but details are garbled.
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Pioche
Frank Thompson
Caliente
Thompson Opera House
Sanitary and road reports from Pioche grand jury
The Grand Jury reports the town of Pioche streets and back yards are in bad condition with filth risking epidemics. It recommends investigation and road improvements across Panaca, Virgin district four, and dangerous railroad crossings. urges timely funding from county commissioners. It also notes guide boards remain uninstalled and asks enforcement of prior road proposals.
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Pioche Bey
Pioche
Pioche District No. 2
Burke
Dan Lloyd’s
Panaca Road
Board of Commissioners
Panaca
Bullionville
Olson
Yoacham Ranch
Virgin District No. 4
Muddy
Moapa
V County
Board of County Commissioners
Virgin Road
Boards of County Commissioners
San Pedro
Barton
Board of County Commissions
Clover Valley
F.C. Lee
A. Angell
Hollinger
Sour Chickens Lockup Sparks Searchlight Gang Tone
A terse local item notes sour chickens kept secured as the Searchlight gang arrives, signaling a tense community moment without graphic detail.
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Searchlight Gang
Third Interest For $10 000 In Prince Mine Filed
Wednesday a deed was filed transferring one third of the Prince mine to E L Godbe for 10000 dollars. Francis L Cohn conveyed the stake in the Prince mine, also known as the old Bullionville property. The mine is expected to become a heavy shipper to Salt Lake smelters once rails reach Pioche.
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Prince Mine
Francis L. Cohn
E. L. Godbe
Bullionville
Pioche
Salt Lake
Portland Man Buys Mines In Pioche District
Portland investor J A Wesco and partner H W Rand of Portland Oregon examined the Pioche mineral district and bought Murray Blackhawk Nos 1 and 2 and George Washington Nos 1 and 2 from H C Hammond and B I Christensen. The ground lies north of the Boston Proche properties and near the Prince mine. Wesco plans substantial development, expecting to add tonnage to shipments via the new railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Rand
Portland
Oregon
J. A. Wesco
Pioche
H. C. Harmond
B. I. Christensen
Boston-Proche Company
Ely
Prince Mine
Bullion tax proposed on DeLamar firm faces loss reports
A grand jury committee recommends taxing the Bamberger company in DeLamar on net bullion profits, but sworn statements show losses of 5000 to 6000 dollars monthly. Assessor Roeders has pursued collection, yet company books reveal no net earnings. The issue will be referred to the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Goodrich
Geo. C. Fetterman
Chas. Culverwell, Sr
H. Welland
J. A. Denton
County Recorder
Bamberger-DeLamar Gold Mines Co
DeLamar
Nevada
Committee On Books
Bamberger Company
Roeders
Getting Nearer To Pioche Railroad Progress Updates
Progress on the Callente Pioche railway is satisfactory. Graders work hard and rails reach near the Delmue ranch. Officials say steel will reach the depot below town in about a month. The Record will announce Railroad Day once the Chamber of Commerce acts.
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Callente-Pioche
Delmue Ranch
Chamber of Commerce
Will Develop X-Ray Mines In Pioche District
Unusual interest marks the campaign to develop the Probe X-Ray property following President Taylor's return from the east. Plans aim to extend ore bodies, with equipment arranged to mine deep high grade mineral, prompting forecasts of big results for the X-Ray.
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Probe X-Ray
Taylor
Pioche
No Meeting Appears As Board of Equalization Session End Nears
The text discusses a deviation from strict statute by the Board of Equalization not staying in session to hear objections to valuations. It notes only one day remains for action, the session's last day, and any taxpayer would have one last chance to object if a raise occurs.
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Board of Equalization
Caliente Cancelled Tomorrow’s Planned Game
Caliente will not play here tomorrow as planned a week ago. Construction on the Hull building has commenced and the new structure will be a modern facility in every respect.
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Caliente
Hull
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Probe Company
Henry Mathews
WM. H. Liston
Edwin Lytle
Committee ON
Grand Jury On
Court House
George A. Nesbitt
W. H. Edwards
John W. Pace
John Ewing
William Lloyd
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