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Dress Color For BrHneffeS.

yellow Is, indeed a remarkable color,
serving In its different shades both
blonde ard brunette. a hes -ty with
dead Wait skin and just a SHADE of
rose on tha cheek. clad IN a gown Of
or snowy lace about her neck. is q
poem of loveliness. a warmer tone of
the 'sunshiny" color has a ravishing
appearance worn by a handsome
brunette. her gypsy beauty being just
what is required 10 bring out It's artistic
excellence.
And everybody knows what a service
able shade is the yellow brown for
knOckab bout and country wear, some
tone or other OF which will be found
TO suit every grade Of stature and com
pleXlOu.
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Hoe 10 WrIie on Metals.

To write on iron. steel. silver or gold
mix together ounce murlatic acid
and one-haIf ounce nitric acid and use
as follows
Cover the place I'm which you wish
20 write with melted beeswaN. when
the beaswax is cold write the name or
worCs plainly with a flle point or an
etching needle carrying II through the
,.sx ma cleaning am the wax out of the
letter. Then apuly the mixed acids
with a feather. Carefully hlllng each
letter. Let the acid remain Tor FROM
one to ten minutes. according 70 the
qppagrauCe desired. then put on some
,.-4tfr which Will dilute the acid and
stop the process. Either OF the acids
separately would cut iron or steel. but
il requires thu mixture 20 take hold or
cold OF silver. After the acids are
washed OF IL is wei 10 apply a little
oil.-HUvard H. lizard. in Popular Ne
chaufCs.
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Some Signs Of Long Life

The woman who is apt TO be long
lived has eyes that are round and
wide rather than long and narrow
Brown or hazel eyes indicate a long
er life than do black or violet
The nose must be wide and full
through its whole myth. and have
open. easy. duating nostrils- This IN
dicates a good heart and good lungs
II the oridce of the ear is low, indi-
eating "a deeply seated brain. there is a
better chance OF long life.
The brow must bee ample and slone
back slightly from an absolute perpen-
dfcUIar The head must be- wide behind
and over the ears.
The woman who appear~ taller IN
proportion when sitting down than
when standing has good chance 20
live long II The body is long in pro-
portion 10 the limbs the heart, lungs,
ana digestive organs are large
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Health and Beauty.

Drink several glasses Of hot water iu
a day If you would have a clear skin.
A liberal diet cf fruit and vegetables
is recommended 70 tho woman ambi-
tious 10 have a good complexion and
a supple, graceful figure
Crcss should have "a much more
prominent place on Ure table than IL
has. because IL is not only exceptionally
beneficial as a food, but also has med
iCiual qualities.
Oranges are specially healthful. and
should have very important place
with other fruit IN the spring diet as
they contain acids which nave remark
able cleansing properties
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LIGHTWEIGHT COAT FOR COOL DAYS.

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do clothes trend in that direction but
annsh shirts with sum collar and mannish he not
Hathed excellent modelled the Ines OF the mans top coat
il model
aud H
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onea he o.
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underneath model
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Leaty London.

London is one of the luckiest cities
in having its great stretches Of garden
and open spaces that cut deep into the
heart Of the bricks and mortar. With
all it's shortcomings in vista and per
spectiVe- and they are graVe-it is
stu our nearest working approach 70
3ae garden city in being.-Erom the
London Magazine.
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than tho gold The size or color of a
diamond for such a ring depends en-
Jirely upon how much money yOuns
man wants 10 spend for IL. But pure
white stones are generally selected in
preference TO the yellow blue or black
ones that are costly.
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DeodorIzmg Cine

A teasDoonfuI Of saltpeter added 10 a
large pot of glue will efecually remove
IT'S bad odor; besides. II causes the glue
20 dry faster and harder than Il would
without the ltDeter.-National MaEa>
zine
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
They Say

There is nothing new on earth
except the new woman and that
she is too old to find a man under
her bed.
That there are no Pikers in
this town. We are up against
the real thing.
That he wouldn't marry any
body. Who would marry him.
But show me.
The show me editor is on duty
this week.
That the worst of women are
better than the best of men.
That politics is warming up
and that it may get so hot you
cannot turn loose.
lnaJ certain Democratic candl-
dates have a cinch. Show me.
That he will have a hard fight
for he does not know himself and
how can people know him? But
his heart is as big as all creation,
his officials record as clean that
not even a stain exists and his
name is Jake Johnsons. Is it
possible? Show me.
That he sang rang dang diddie
ring de die, or something which
sounded like that, there was a
political signifcans in the word
ing but a horrible discord in the
tune.
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Chamber of Commerce Meeting

Pursuant to call by the cham
Der of Commerce for a mass
meeting to oreorganize the Phoebe
Fire Company, a large and en-
thusiastic crowd assembled. The
meeting was called to order by
Vice-President A, A. Carman.
after which Judge F. R.
McNames, visitor from Della
mar, addressed in an earnest
and elegant manner those pre-
sent. Having been a citizen of
Phoebe he recited many interest
ing "reminiscences Of the original
Company and covered the
Importance and patriatic
motives of the movement
and dwelt earnestly on the
fact that both property and life
were involved.
Short and detail speeches ex-
hibiting forethought. experience
and sentiment were delivered by
Messers. Geo. Arbogast, John r.
Cook, J, B. Wheeler, C. A.
Thompson, j. G. Brown, Frank
Thompson and E. P. Gordon.
The result was the reorganiza-
ton of fire Company and that
methodical and ever attentiv e
citizens, c. A. Thompson was
chosen Chief.
The following Committee was
to draw up plans for
permanent organization to report
to the Chamber of Commerce
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

Levy Syphus was in town a
few days ago.
F. H. Babbitt left for Denver
Wednesday on business.
Chas. Garrison made a hurried
trip to Salt Lake this week on
business.
Jas. Price and daughter, Miss
Elsie, left for Salt Lake Wednes-
day for few days recreation.
G. S. McDernlit is here await
ing the opening of Bess Nunn's
saloon, where he win be head
bartender.
A. G. Pitcomb of Grand juno
tion, Colo, registered at the
Cecil this week.
Reports reached here that the
Democratic State Candidates, in
cluding Gov. Sparks will be here
The resort of ]. G. Brown as
well as other places was the
scene of much activity Wednes-
day evening
The boarding house of Paul
Succetti on lower Main Street
seems to be the most popular in
town, especially among the young
folks.
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N. A. NO. 1886.
Notice of Application
for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


Caoson City Nevada: Sent. II laos
Houee Is hereby given. that in pureuanca ~
tne act OF Congress approved Nav 1ofh 1870 80
OF tne act OF Congress- entitled IAN Act E~t,'s
ing the Mining Laws to Saline Lan,ls', .,.
January slst. 1901, A. J. Bell. whose postos,. ~
auaress IS Soldiers Home Los Angeles f.c,,st..
Sanlorina- 4. x, Morgan and NJ Il Shoot No.
COIsoics co1;sus aaoress : Ventura Ventura COUNTY
whose postofice addreas is Los Angeles rsI;s.
~ y. u. rlelsher whose post Office address, ia Sa,,ss
Fauia. Ventura County, California ,-J N@''ss~
ioiand. whose Dostofiice address is Ilano ,r.,..
Dy and through their duly authorized a.,..,,s
a',S nsn oypnus, who resides and whose pest nsg,cs
%a. iuul''ss = a. ranaca. Lincoln County, Nevass
nave lnaae application for mineral pat.rt 80
tne salvation Salt Placer Mining clair, s;ts ~
~ st Inomas Mining District. ii T,;rcess.
oouney' nevada and comprising the south ,,,st
QuA1Oer OF the south east quarter n a. ..s.r
east quarter and the south half Of the ses.<s
wese quarter Of the south east quarter. AZ t;..
80 =, @nu .he west naif Of the north east ouart~-
ana tne west half Of the north east c,.~t- - :
the north east quarter, and the rortl, oh
OF the northwest quarter of the so,,th sat ~
y section ~ all IN Township IL South ~ p.a-
% East M " NJ, and which said suf,ii,,;.;.s : :
sald sections include all of Mineral er - ~ ~ -
1918 acres. situate in the west half -
sle noren Gas. quarter of said section ~ 80
all 49, A. ISsu Iaslslon Mormon Lotia's-
ana aiso the whole Of Mineral Survey No -
e ~ iaso9 acres situate in the north half
m the south half Of the south east y. ana
SAID section n. and known a Sorts ar.sI r,:' Or
Mormon Lode all Of -said And for wb;.n s's'on ~
phcatlon for patent is made a xsrss,., 49, sp-
ing lao acres and being surveyed public Isns 9.
The names Of adjoining claims ars t.a
claim on the east - 'ne
LOUIS j COHN
Register
Date q hrst publication. Sept. 2lst 1905.
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Republican State Nominees.
Four of the State Ticket Visit
Phoebe.

Mitchell, nominee for Cover
nor, Dodge for Supreme Judge,
George Springmeyer for Attorney
General and w. G. Douglass for
Secretary of State, all on the Re-
publican ticket. arrived in Phoebe
Tuesday evening after da
Notwithstanding this, the Pi-
oche cornet band gathered to-
gether and discoursed splendid
national airs, when Republicans
and Democrats aIikecreeped from
their hiding places and respon-
ded to the occasion.
After a few preliminary arrange
ments the procession, headed by
these distinguished gentlemen
proceeded to engage in open air
exercises and amusements, con-
sisting of hand shaking with new
acquaintance, cordial greeting
with old friends. toasts, speeches
etc, etc. Everybody seemed to be
jolly, especially nearing the close
and royal, patriotic and good
time was had. The candidates
made good impressions, the
populace were princes and neither
Republicans, Democrats or
citizens lost friends on this oc-
casion: The hurried program
was carried out so splendidly
under the direction of H. E.
Prudential that vote of thanks
was rendered him. The conduct
of every man, the genial good
feeling existing, especially in
and toward the candidates marks
an event commendable to the
town and entire state.
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Angelo Clark is adding a neat
new porch to his already elaborate
residence.
VIM Harrison has been on the
sick list for several days, but is
convalescing.
j. G.. Brown has recently in
stalled a large and handsome
coal stove in the Exchange Bank
saloon.
J. w. Burton, a civil engineer
from Salt Lake, spent a few days
in and around Phoebe, being
entertained by Superintendent
E. F. Prudential.
The Carman lots on Lacour
Street, were sold this week by
the Phoebe Really & Brokerage Co
to Messrs. Nichol and Barboglio
for cash consideration.
Secretary w. G. Douglas an
nounces this week for rejection.
He is the nominee of the Republic
can party and it is said by friend
or foe no one ever filed the Office
SO we'll.
The fundamental principle of
an independent Republican paper
is, it believes in Republican
principals when they are right
and not in Republican men when
they are wrong.
The Ohio Kentucky Mining Co.
under the able management of
James Earls are installing a new
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. rs horse
power gasoline hoist, on their
property in Phoebe. Mr.. Earls
states that the new equipment
will be installed and ready for
business in a very few days.
Joe Barbogiio and w. M.
Nichols of Utah have purchased
respectively the old Nesbitt ware
house on the corner of main and
Lacour Street, and the Stein
Saloon building and cellar on
Main Street. The price paid was
$1,000 cash for the Nesbitt
building and $4OO cash for the
Stein building. These gentle
men are business men and expect
to improve and build. The in
vestments are amoung the best
make here for a number of years
and the deal was made by the
Pioche Realty and Brokerage Co.
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An Old Productive Mining District which has
been largely overlooked for several
years now rapidly coming to
the Front.

The old Highland district of time
scene OF activity wheh its rich being shipped;
WIZ and worked to their full capacity when the
rolling out its hundreds Of thousands dollars thriving town Of chnd
It's 900 smter
there But like all victims the Sherman hades
l ea Went y and subsequently whispered
one had faith the district
while the Knocker his evelh Tcet
who stayed with the baggage and conditions widely DIFF
erent there 1 - 0s 14-
The Gypsy Finn the Milwaukee bv Rn Casio h
Little Menda Florence Great Western when interest revived and
shipments resumed on the Md by Lloyd
d as tate astong factor for good somewhat detra from
the Of
ltement which prevailed there 80 0eduen' -
Since the excitement subsidized
Old
o Wnn cou nave been obtained for the location
goIg and the pace lively Ore dollar
There others which could
ag district the Mendah hill Stampede basin extend
rthofor
COOK and One remove the old and
all the ment vTTne
with pany. rY 9e "0D s0ng 70 oeVeop
The East Dip adjoining the by F. W. DrE
Msrs Hmckeh
0 timer producer "So "e N1ei"an
The Manhattan greatest perhaps the hest ornn
ADJOINING the Last Chance and owned
- Ike Garrison and f. Madden ship the Nevada
Aooo
There in which cod rou
% are Inc Manhattan Gypsy Florence Copper King Western and
In fact the remarkable acknowledgement -
bochead attributable
F will be the Commercial Metropolis ~ "y
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The Republican County Cam
paign opens at Phoebe Oct. 18th.
Public speaking, open air
parades accompanied by band
music together with grand ball
at night will be the order of the
day. Every nominee ais expected
here and every good Republican
and everybody else is expected
to get out and have a royal time.
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COMMISSIONERS DoINGs.

| VIII, JdS. A. NeSDltt, Eugene
Goodrich and Chas. Lee Horsey.
The minutes of the meeting of
September Srd. 1906, were read
and approved.
The following transfers. were
then made:
From General County to Con-
tingent Fund $25OO.OO. From
General County to Current Ex-
pense Fund 100000. From
General County to Jury Fund
$15OO.00. From General County
to Salary Fund $25OO.O From
General County to District
Judges Fund $5O0.OO. From
General County to INDECENT Fund
100000.
The reports of the County
Officers for the month of Sept.
and reports of the County Officers
for the quarter ending September
Both, were approved.
The Salary and general claims
were allowed as per register of
claims.
S. H. Babbitt offered $3.50
each for lots Is IA Is 16 IL,
Block 81, and an order was made
that the Treasurer deed the same
to S. H. Babbitt, he to pay for
deed of Same.
VIM E. Orr offered the sum of
$5 each for lots Is 10 20 q %,
block 81; lots 18 & 10, block 33;
lots 3 & 4, block %; an order
was made to transfer the same
to VIM E. Orr for $500 each.
L. F. Peer offered the sum of
$4,000 for lots %, %, "a, 25, 26,
& 27, in block sc. The above
lots were ordered sold to L. S.
Peer for $4,000.
c. w, Garrison was sold lot 20
in block 35, for the sum of $12. so. |
Adjourned, as a Board of |
Commissioners and met as
Board of Equalization.
F. A. Waters appeared before
the Board of Equalization and |
asked for a reduction of the
General County tax rate. The
reduction was made and the pre-
sent rate in the Funds are as
follows:
General County 35 cts. on
one hundred dollar valuation.
INDECENT 10 cts on one hundred
dollar valuation.
Contingent 10 cts on one
dollar valuation.
Current Expense 10 cts on one
dollor valuation.
Jury 15cts on one hundred dol
lar valuation.
General County rate So. As
On one hundred dollar valuation.
Mrs Phillippa Herman pre-
sented an oath that she was a
resident Of Lincoln County, and
therefore entitled to the widows
exemption. All widows on as
sessment roll are exempt up to
md including $1,000. 90 valuation.
An order was made that Kinsey
Jolhead and Rather patented
mines situated in Tenn Pahute
Mg. District, Lincoln County,
Nevada, which were sold to
Henry Lee, by the County
Treasurer at tax sale, January
1906, be assessed to Henry Lee
IN the assessment roll of 1906,
instead of the name of Eugene
Goodrich in trust for Lincoln
county, as it now appears. An
,rder was made that the Asses
iment Roll be now accepted for
.9O6.
An order was made that all
lnsatisfied mortgages be placed on
he assessment roll for 1906.
The Board of Equalization
hen adjourned as final for 1906.
The Board then met as a Board
# Commissioners.
G. c. Corkhill of the Las Vegas
Age appeared before the Board
IN the matter of County adver-
Using and printing.
An order was made that the !
'fficial advertising excepting
he delinquent tax list, be let to
he Age; bids to be submitted
It the November meeting for
aid list. The board reserves
he right to reject any and all {
lids.
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=; !. Freudenthal, Superin-
tendest Of the Nevada Utah re-
turned Yesterday from 1 few
odys trip to Bristol on business
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/ ~AAN Ae%4hO VI W. n. OldIk, or
claim No. 1890. The Board ther
ordered that a new certificate be
issued on Phoebe Fire Fund. favo,
of j. A. Clark for 40 dollars and
IL cents; it being understood that
If the original certificate be pre-.
sented warrant be issued by
the Auditor and to be indemniied
by j. A. Clark.
A special election having been
regularly held at Searchlight. tc
vote upon the question of levyinq
a special tax, to build an addition
to the school house at Searchlight
and a majority of the qualified
electors having voted in favor of
such levy Of one dollar and fifty
cents on each 10000 dollars
valuation be added to regular
tax rate of two dollars and forty
five cents, the said special school
levy to be collected by the tax
collector on 1906 taxes.
-Four bids for IS cords of wood
were opened and the contact
let to w. M. Heaps for the sum
of five dollars and seventy five
cents per cord.
The bids were as follows:
Peter Lynch, six dollars per cord.
w. M. Heaps, five dollars and
seventy five cents per cord.
Jesse Peaslee, six dollars and
fifty cents per cord.
0. ]. Jordon, five dollars and
ninety cents per cord.
c. W. Garrison, six dollars and
twenty four and one half cents
per cord.
Gus Bladd, five dollars and
ninety FIVE cents per cord.
An order was made that there
be appropriated the sum of
seventy two dollars and fifty
cents to Moapa road fund.
An order was made that in
digent Silas Woodbridge be allow
ed the sum of ten dollars for
wood.
An order was made that plow
be purchased for Road Supervisor
Jesse Peaslee, for work in Phoebe
Road District.
An order was made selling to
F. W. Dickle lots 43 and A. in
block 80, known as the Powers
for the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars, the
purchaser to pay for the deed.
A petition was read from Eagle
and Deer Lodge asking
for fifty dollars to repair the
roads in said districts. An order
was made granting the sum of
fifty dollars to be drawn from
General County Fund.
A petition was read from
Jaliente asking for an ap-
for repairing the
bridge and County road south of
Jaliente, on the road to Delamar.
The appropriation of three
dollars was granted to
oe drawn from the General
county Fund.
The petition from Bunkerville,
aid over from September meet
ng, asking for an appropriation
# five hundred dollars for road
work from Bunkerville to Moapa.
After consideration the sum of
;wo hundred and fifty dollars
vas granted to be drawn on the
General County Fund.
The lease in duplicate of the
las Vegas Jail site was signed
oy the Commissioners.
An order was made that the
Clerk of the Board publish the
'fficial notice of election to con-
'orm with the election laws.
A very strong petition from
'itizens of Meadow Valley Wash
vas read asking for division of
Caliente Road District, com
nencing about one mile north of
ne Bamberger Power Plant and
unning three miles south of
ohm Kiernan's Ranch. The
anne was granted and to be
as Meadow Valley Road
district No. Ia.
The Board then appointed the
and Clerks of election
or the ensuing election, Nov,
th.
An order was made that lots
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Mrs. Kate Cummins, an old
resident of Pioche, peacefully
passed away Friday morning.
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PlOCHE REALTY & BROKERAGE COMPANY
- OUO" m"OE@ CIV GARRISON SECRETARY TREASURER

next Monday evening: M. F..
Laffan, H. E. Prudential, J. A.
Clark, A, A. Carman and E. F.
Prudential.
This was one of the most en-
thusiastic and harmonious meet
ings held in Phoebe for a number
of years and the public generally
are invited to meet with and
cooperate at the next meeting to
be held Monday evening at 7.30
O'Clock.
j. w. Black loaded out with sup
plies and material for the wood
butcher, Blind Mountain district
twelve miles west Monday.
This is a property from which
considerable worry high grade ore
has been shipped and being in
in quartzite beneath the lime
Gaping has the ear marks of
making a producing mine.
Conference Salt Lake Citp low
rates via the Salt Route Oct. 3rd,
good returning to October 18th.
Sleeping, Dining and Free Chair
Cars. Leave Caliente 4:40 P. M.
fare round trip, 1906. Leaves
Modena Z o'clock P. M. Many
Theatres and attractions in Salt
Lake. Visit in town and see the
sights. Ask any agent Salt Lake
Route,
Unexpected on account of mea-
ger notification.
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