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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-12-07
Forfeiture Motto.

10. Hsv.as Nay S..lsOs
10 GEORGE Z. C0xE: - J
Yea ar6 hsrsby nctihsd
tAst have sxpsndsd daFi1s tAsJsar 1906 800 IN
labr and tnpFovsments upon The Uyada Lode
Miniag OAim d EAsis sValluy Mihiux District
Linesln Csunty. State Of Nevada, the location
e<tiaeats 81 whisA ia found q record in Book p,
Pages "a and S7S IN thu oeaes Of the Recorder Of
SD Csaaty. '-~sr~s- -
SID lahas - inDrpvsneaAH. being done and
naAs n ordss - hsiA nd eisin under The rf6-
vi1iuas - epstpa 11el Il H. Revised Statutes Of
tie UniteA e.tss and ths .atasndments therein.
eoasuFninG sAnaai labor. upoD- mining claims
being tie Anasant required 70 Nod said lode min
ing claim. fer the period ending on the 3lst day
Il Dsesmbar. A. D. 1906.
And within ninety days from the persona
SERVES o. this notice within ninety days after
the puhlieatio4 thsrsof IN aeeordanee with said
section ma yOu fail TO refuse to contribute your
portion q such expenditure as eo-ownsr. you
interest In the claim VIII become the property d
the subscriber. your eo-ownsr. who has made tn,
expenditure required By the terms Of said section
zaeA. youx share Of said $50 being the sun Of
esa0.
g. A. SHORT
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-12-07
MAJoRITIEs or sTATu
CANDIDATES.

Complete returns from an
Nevada counties show thess
majorities for State Candidates.
Congressman, Bartlett, 1924.
Governor, Sparks, 2254; Lieuten-
ant Governor, Dickerson, 6S2.
Supreme Justice, Sweeney, 210l:
Secretary of State, Douglass, $40:
State Treasurer, Ryan, 1924
State Controller, Eggers, ABB.
Surveyor General, Kelly, 1893.
Attorney General, Stoddard, 797
State Printer, Mccarthy, DIG;
Superintendent of Public, In
struetion, Ring, ITO.
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EXCURSION RATES TO
~, EASTERN ;tIlTHs
ANW&[/

The usual low round trip rates TO the east WIN De
available this season from California ana Nevada
stations of the Salt Lake Route account OF various
conventions as follows:
New Haven Conn Knights of Columbus Sen May "a. Is
26 Return limit August 81 Rates viii be announced later
Denver Cobb P. O. Eks. Sell July II, ID. 49,. Re-
turn limit Sept 80. Rate $500 ssYe \
Minneapolis Mimic. A. r. Sell Aug Z, 81 - = Return
limit Oct. 81 Rate, $1,000
Milwaukee. Visor of Eagles Sell AhNmt1 g. 81
Return limit ~ DAYS , sen o aug ahu oep0'mDef
Chicago Ill $725O St Louis Mo- $50 ST Paul. MINI. So
Minneapolis, Mimi, 70.0e Kansas City, No Omaha co.
Council Bluffs Ia, 5000 st Joseph. Mo- 5000 :
Tickets viii be sold going via Salt Lake Route and
connections and returning via entirely different route
if desired For full particulars as to stopoR privileges
application should be made to Salt Lake Route agents
The excellent train service and equipment of the Salt
Lake Route and great variety Of routes offered affords
opportunity for an enjoyable trip. Impulses from pros
agents or T. c. Peck, A. G. p A., Eos Angeles; Cal. /
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4'-sCs E3E
GREAT = CLOTHING
STORE.

An exclusive mems and boys store
where Men and Boys Clothing can be N*
bought ut q saving In price s b &
Throughout Utah and adjoining
states the fame Of the Gardner Store for a sM
square dealing and low prices has spread, Sss33Ss#
until today It's customers are to be --GIz1
found in almost every town. ~
Every mar in Lincoln county who nNMN
wants to save money On his Clothing MS@EA
and yet wear the very latest, most up NM#M
to-date styles and every mother who # E
wants to dress her boy nicely and econo- IA III M
micaly should write for our price cur "a ~ N
rent It tells you how to buy cheapy. a.. -
request on postal will bring it.
You are invited to visit our store when in the {
J. p. GARDNER,
The Quality Store
Salt lLake City. Utah.
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The best experience in the
world is the kind that costs you
the most.
1t is announced that 1.-THE
smallest man in the country"
was buried the other day. This
claim may be disputed by many
people who think he yet lives in
their community.
A Chicago girl has offered to
sell herself to the highest bidder.
We bid 80 cents. Of course it
amt. big bid, but, then, We
don't expect much.
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Uxrrnp eRAzza IsAmD 0psscn-
tCwzsn cils NsvnAai Sect ~ 1874
Netisa h hsssby gives. that n pszsusnes Il
Tie nst Fl Csngrsss aDDrsvae No lei. tsn ena
inn ths Ninlng Lave h anilhA IAmAs's. shpEevad
January sisG 1891. A. J. Dsll whses psstslAes
ADDRESS d eeakiase Mona. Las AA&slee Cehae&.
Cnllforina n X. MsEwaa amA u. l. aAneA. whsss
postoflles address = Ventura. vsatusa Ceuntv.
cAllfsrnis. Aaha Ned ed " B. Ma9enlsia.
whose pestseass st1rsss is lee Angsass c1lifesuia
h y. FlsishsR. whsD pestelnes ssdssss = hante
Tpland. Whose psstolaes Address q ElanA IeHAA.
by and thEeagA tAslr duly nuthesisea ageMt,
Levi @yphua. wha resides E1a4 whosa Da9e odnoe
address q e. RumneA. Lincoln Countv. Nevada
have made appieation for q SnInaFas psasnt for
the Salvntioa Salt Placer Mining eiaAna. situate
In st Thoaas Mining District. In Lineeln
County. sva6a.aad eempFisina the. sostA vest
quarter Of the south east uunrtsS u the south
east quarter. and the south half u he scuth
west quarter Il the south east auaxket q Nestion
"a, and the west half Of the north east asartsE.
and the west half Of the north s6st awnktss of
the north east quarter and the nnsth east awArtsF
Of the north west quarter Of the ssnth east quarter
of section u. all n Towpship-lT seath 81 nange
0e East. N. D. H.. and which SAID sabdisszlens Il
containing 20 acres. dtuAts In the west half q
the north east quarter Of said ssetioa ~ and
known a. the South Division Mormsn Leds':
and also the whale Of Mineral Survey No "a
containing 1851 acres. situate IN ths north half
Of the north east quarter Of snid @eetssm o. and
in the south half q the scath Esknt znaEtsr Of
said section n. and known ~ "North Division
Mormon Lodaa. al Of sdid laAafe which ap-
piication for patent y made aforesaid. contain.
ing lao acres. and being Ebtvsyed public lard u
the United States sTr - 49,
The nafnes Of adjoining claims ans Tia
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NEVADA A STATE WITH
GREAT FUTURE.

One of the foremost believers
in the future of Nevada is VIII
lard P. Calkins, president Of the
Calkins Newspaper Syndicate, /,
from San Francisco says the
Reno Journal:
AS for the state Of Nevada, it
self. it is no exaggeration to say
that the eyes Of the whole fiAan-
cial world are upon it. The
state is just coming into its own. !
Everywhere you go, from San
Francisco to New Jork, people of
large and small means alike are
talking about your state and the
great opportunities it offers for
men and money. Your prospects
are wonderful. The truth is that
the world is just beginning to
comprehendtthe extent of what
it has overlooked in Nevada.
Only a few years ago the Com
stock was all Nevada, so. far as
the people of the t.rest of the
union knew. But they know
better now. They see that her
great resources have merely
been lying dormant and that the
awakening has come at last.
This is no boom. The Cal
kins syndicate has been interest
ed in Nevada for years and we
believe we have done something
towards helping the present
development. / can say with
truth, therefore, based upon
personal knowledge, that Neva-
da's prosperity Is not an ep-
hemeral affair. tits permanent.
In Virginia City in the eos and
'70's there was a boom. But the
present conditions are different
and already the progressive
movement is far ahead of tina
Of the Comstock days. This il
due to several facts, among
them that there are more mel
with money now and they ar
ready to exert the power of thei
wealth in the development of tn,
country's resources.
TO such investors, Nevad
! offers opportunities without
parallel in the history of tn,
world. They see the one-tim
} wilderness become a treasury O
} wealth. They perceive the fel
tility of the soil, how that tn
D great irrigation projects hav
been carried out and water ha
D been put upon the land.n The
forsee an independent, self-suE
D porting, popul0ds comtnonwealt
with the prosperous farmer an
D miner side by side, enrichin
D themselves and building up
, great community.
. Il am enthusiastic about New;
> da and to find that everyone WI
P has been here shares in that el
y thusiasm.
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HOW IT HAPPENED.

: EOoR~SSCAo SCAA --NCA0 otOLlN
of ghostly miners seen working
moonlight nights in the neigh
boring hills. Heat and privation
might cause such an illasion, but
more probably these unearthly
workmen arereal ghosts and are
a result Of a scene something
like this:
The DEVILS whitening glance
darted through the wicket of the
massive gates of his dread do.
main, resting upon the latest ar
rival from Las Vegas.
who are you, said the devil.
II am one of Nevada's future
millionaires," replied the candi-
date for admission.
How many claims have you
staked out?" :.
About 800 in different local
tiles"
ANY location or other work
done on thern?" continued the
Devil.
None. I expect to relocate
them as the time expires, /"
l
answered the future millionaire.
Then said the Devil: you
belong to a class of men who ex-
pect to get in here. We receive
the meanest Of sinners and Grim
inals in here, but hell is too good
for you. You must go back to
Southern Nevada and put in the
rest Of eternity digging on your
claims. That will hold you for q
while. He closed the wicket,
a sound of escaping air, and a
hot blast that waited the dis
appointed spirit back to the ed
dying sands of the Vegas wash
Las Vegas Age.
The big smelter at Ely is to BE-
for the use of all companies. IT
will have a capacity of 5, OO0tons
) of crude ore a day, which will
later be increased to 100000
: daily.
This is silver picking time. Or
don't you wear wooden under
CLOTHS?
! It always makes mother begin
, to feel old when Willie buys his
first razor.
. An Indiana editor remarks
, that the way to keep the boy on
. the farm is to keep the girl
' there and thus has wisdom of q
4 humble scribe pointed opt thu
solution of another grave prob
lem.
That Nebraska man who was
! compelled to take a wife as a re-
= suit of an election bet should
cheer up. He may be able to
bet and loose her on the next
election.
Owing to a few kicks coming
our way we wish to say that any
/ one writing for publication had
r better punctuate and spell
properly, as we are going to fol-
: low copy if it blows out Of the
window. --PenderN. CO. Chron-
licle.
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Estray Notice.

Caliente Nevada.
December 1905
Notice 4 hereby given that there came TO our
ranch on or about June 1 1905 an estray. One bay
mare branded J. K combined with quarter circle.
The sunsr Of which Ian hAyeh by proving prop
erty and paying charges. This animal Deins ouT
-.eo,asd and advertised according to law.
80 II RYAN BROS.
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LOST "A wide band ring with
w. SC. on the top. two Clipped
diamond on the side and from
family. Apr. I. BS. Apr. l. O4.
on inside. The finder leave at
tAlp efiiee and get reward.
0 have Location Notices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
ANOTHER LEVEE
 CAMP TRAGEDY
Nesro Killed His Foreman on Camp Near Reydel Sunday and Made
 Good His Escape.

Another leyee camp tragedy occur red on one of the camps down the river. said to be located near Reydel. last Sunday, when one of the en- ployes of the gang shot and killed the foreman. Both of the men are negroes. The alleged murderer made good his escape, crossing the Arkan- sas river near Willamette and losing himself in the river bottoms.
 A posse went in search of the refu- gee, and efforts Were made to get bloodhounds to put on his trail, but at last reports he had not been eap- tured.
 No further details of the tragedy were obtainable here, as the sheriffs office had not been notified of the killing Tuesday. The names of the negroes are not known.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
CONSIDERING
 PROPOSITION
Church Board Still Negotiating With Rev. Harkns for his Services as
 Pastor of Christian Church.

The meeting of the board of the Christian church, which was to have been held Monday evening to decide on the question of securing Rev. W. NJ. Harkins as pastor of the church was postponed, pending further cor reSpondence with Rev. Harkins. He is now at his home In Union City, Ind, and is considering the question of coming to Pine Bluff very earnest ly. He expressed himself to mem- bers of the church as being very much pleased with the town, and thought that the climate would be very bene- ficial to the health of both his wife and himself He also thought that the field was a very promising one ard said that he would like to come Although the local church would not be able to pay him the salary he is now receiving at Union City. it is not the financial question that holds him back, but other matters of importance. The board expects a reply from him soon.
 Rev. C. c. Cline of Little Rock will preach at the church next Sun day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
SCARCITY OF LABOR
Causes Trouble in Work of Paving Fourth
 Avenue. Negro Laborers Refuse to
 Work and Contractors Considering Matter of Importing Foreigners to Take Places.
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One of the most serious problems confronting both the railroad and the paving contractors on the work on Fourth avenue is the scarcity of la Dor. The negroes have proved them. selves unreliable, and the work has been seriously interfered with on sev- eral occasions by this trait of the race, and the contractors fear that they will have to take steps to supply themselves with other labor.
 Last Saturday only five men out of gang of seventy reported to Paving Contractor Philpot for work, and two of these quit before noon. It was nee essary for MT. Philpot with d number of foremen and drivers to pay the same as though they were working, to send several teams to the stable be. cause he had no men to handle them, and the work was almost stopped. The negroes all had a little money. which they wished to spend, and hence they quit altogether until they could spend their money, when they returned to work
 This is problem which offers itself to the citizens of Pine Bluff for serious consideration, and regarding which something must be done. There are in the city at the present time probably 800 able-bodied negro men, living on the bounty obtained from questionable sources Their time is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27

spent at the negro saloons and inc dives, and they exist as vagrants. do- ing the city no good, and often hurt. Ing 1t immcasurably. In their idleness they plot crime, which is often car. Tied out, and they become vicious. even more lazy than they were before Ii such thing Were possible, and d menace to the city.
 If the situation continues as il is it will be necessary for the railroad to import Greeks and Italians from other points to do the work. The payroll of the company is about s2Oo eaeh day, and if the negroes are working, this is earned by them and spent in the city, and goes to enrich the city. If it is necessary to bring In aliens from other places to do the work, they will save Up this money. and probably less than one-third of 1t will be spent here, most of it being taken away by the foreigners. and some of 1t even going out of the coun- try. :,
 The police have been appealed to III the matter, and Chief Stewart bas assured those who have spoken 10 nm about the matter that he was Just as anxious as anyone to break LID tbis gang of vagrants, but he Is almost powerless in the matter. Something must be done in the matter, and that soon, or Pine Bluff will lose greatly by it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
DESS LEWINE'S
 NEW JOB
Popular Window Decorator at Drey fus' Big Store Accepts Position
 With Big Memphis Firm.

DesS Levine, who visited friends ill Memphis Sunday, returned to Pine Bluff Monday and announced to his friends here that this week would be his last in this city. He has secured a position with the Oakhall Clothing company, one of the largest clothing houses in the south, and will leave next Sunday to take charge of his new work.
 MT Levine is to have charge of the window-decorating and the gents furnishing goods department with the Oakhall company, much more re- spcnsible and rumnerative position than the one he now has with the Greyfus firm here. He has been in charge of the window-decorating here for the past year and h6lf, and be- fore that time was with the H. C.. Bluthental company, at the Hub. His work has been very neat and effective his displays showing great originality and it is to be hoped he makes as great success in Memphis as he has made here. He has host of friends here who are sorry to see him leave, but wish him all success in his new place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
RIVERS RISE
and Arkansas Will Go Higher.

Reports from the headquarters of White and Arkansas rivers, together with the reports of heavy rains through the sections along both rivers, caused the local weather bureau to issue a forecast yesterday to the effect that both rivers will continue to rise. Reports received at the bureau from stations along White river indicate that it is already out of it's banks at many points and much damage is al- ready being done.
 The Arkansas river has not yet reached the danger line at any point, but at Fort Smith reports state that il is within two or three feet of the danger line, and at Dardanelle the same condition exists. At Little Rock it is seven feet below the dan- ger line. but the crest of the wave has not yet reached this point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Preparing for
 Construction

F. Neher, one of the principal en- elneers for the Iron Mountain road. is Ill the city today to confer with As sistant Engineer Eaton, of the Cotton Belt, regarding the connection be- tween the tracks of the latter road and the new union depot. The Cot ton Belt is about ready to commence the laying of the connection from their tracks at Tennessee street to the depot, and the two officials went over the ground today and laid plans for the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Fancy Skating


 On account of the stormy weather the attendance at the Casino skating rink was not so large as had been ex pected Monday evening, but those who attended were more than repaid for their inconvenience in braving the storm. "Chick" Walworth gave an unusually fine exhibition of fancy and trick skating, and proved himself able to execute almost any feat pos sible on, rollers. The Elks theater orchestra rendered a fine program throughout the entire evening. Both Walworth and the orchestra will be at the rink every night this week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Retail Grocers
 Meet Tonight

The regular meeting of the Retail Merchants association is to be held this evening in the office of the asso- citation on Main street In addition to the routine business several matters of importance are scheduled to come up. and the meeting will be an interest ing one ,and it is hoped that the at tendance will be good. It is under stood that some resolutions which will affect a certain class of business in the city have been prepared and are to be presented at tonight's meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Climbing Upward

5. E. Davidson, until recently the successful business manager of the San Antonio, Tex Gazette, is now with the Chattanooga office of Nel- son, Chesman and company, and will be found doing good work in develop ing new business for that concern.
 MT Davidson was formerly a citizen of Pine Bluff, and received his first newspaper training on the Daily Ora phic, as city editor. From this city he went to Hot Springs, and for some time was associated with the news in that city. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Grant
 For Davis

Hon. T. Havis Nixon is on trip to Grant county, where he has been making stump speeches in support of Governor Davis candidacy for the senate. He left here Sunday morning, and spoke Monday night at Pratts vile. In the course of a telephone conversation with friend here OF some business matters Tuesday he stated that everything was all right, so he evidently made a good impress sicn with the residents of that sec tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Carrie Nation
 Goes Through

Mrs. Carrie Nation passed through the city again Monday morning, en route to Hamburg, where she was scheduled for an address. The large crowd at the depot recognized her face at the window, and after they had collected in front of the window she came out on the platform and made short address, but no sensa- tional remarks. She presented one of her hatchets to one of the young men in the crowd, who happened to be a bartender, a fact of which she evil dently was not aware.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Company N Drills

Company H held their regular drill Monday evening, and Capt. Penny gave his men some instruction In the manual at arms which will be very helpful to them when they face the inspecting officer. The non -commis- sicned officers have not yet been ap- pointed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Adjourned For Week

Circuit court has been adjourned for the week, and Judge Grace is in Hot Springs for a few days.
 It s expected that the grand jury will be prepared to make a report as soon as the judge returns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Hon. s. Q. sevier
 A Visitor

Sheriff S. J. Sevier of Ouachita county, who is making the race for the Democratic nomination for gover- nor, stopped at the Arlington hotel Monday night, cOOming in late Mon- day evening. He has finished his speech-making tour, and will receive the election returns at his home in Camden Wednesday,.