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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
A Winning Ticket |!
A Few Facts About the Republican County Nominees

fault. At the time of examin-
alton of the County Books Of
Lincoln County, Nevada, during
the year, 1905, owing to ir-
regularities being brought to the
notice of the public by reason of
misconduct an the part of the
Democratic administration, at
that time in power, the books of
his office were shown to be un-
tarnished, every dollar received
by him as Sheriff having been
accounted for, turned over and
apportioned to the proper fund.
He was at that time the only
Republican County officer, and
the Democrats being compelled
on account of the gross and flag
rant disclosures to employ an
expert to examine the books and
records, were satisfied that, if
Irregularities existed they would
be found to exist with the
Republican as well as with the
Democrat office holders, but in
this they were mistaken for Jake
was found to be immune. Jake
has reared a family in Lincoln
County and has been a useful
of the community at all
times, and will again preside
over the affairs of Lincoln County
in the capacity of Sheriff.
AGGoGoA~
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

proper custodian of the County
funds. and will so keep his books
that all monies will be there at
the time of his retirement from
Office. Harry has also been fam
GUS, during his sojourn in Lincoln
County as a most sincere friend
OF the workingman. The history
of the Nevada Mining Company,
which became defunct in Phoebe
some years ago, showed the
sterling qualities of the man and
his friendship for the working
man. After they had lost
their pay he championed
their cause, acted as
Receiver, advanced them money
for supplies, and wages, until
they became partially, and those
who stayed with it, entirely re-
paid for what was due and owing
them. The silent charities that
have been handed out by Harry
Turner throughout Lincoln
County would amount to a good
deal more than some people earn;
these acts are not made a boast
OF, nor published abroad, but
they are nevertheless facts, and
the needy and unfortunate have
never been forgotten or over
looked by this generous and noble
gentleman and it goes without
saying that Harry will be un-
animously elected, and will con-
tinue in the future as he has
been in the past q useful citizen, /
an efficient officer, and a trusted
friend to all who know him.
District Attorney.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
District Attorney

Mr.. H. S. Laney of Caliente,
Nevada, received the nomination
for District Attorney for Nevada
at the hands of the Republican
party, and that he will be elected
is a foregone conclusion. His
residence in the County has not
been of an extended length, but
ne has been acquainted with the
affairs of Lincoln for over three
years, has been an actual resident
for some time past, and has at
tended our various Court sessions
and engaged in some important
legal business, where he has
shown himself to be an able.
thorough and competent attorney
and counsellor at law. He is a
man of mature years, is wonder
fully resourceful in the way Of
knowledge and is learned not
only in the law but in the classics.
He has taken advantage of a
thorough and liberal education
and will make a prudent and
careful adviser for the officers of
Lincoln County.
County Commissioner
Long Term.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
Ed. W. Clark.

The Democratic candidate for
County Treasurer, Ed w. Clark
announcement appears in this
issue. Ed is present postmaster
at Caliente and is also one of the
largest holders in the Ed w.
Clark & Co. Forwarding Company
of Caliente and Las Vegas. Ed
is an honest man and will be a
good officer if elected.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

The RECORD force is too busy
to elaborate matters this week.
1t is not generally the policy of
the RECORD to make apologies
for things it does..or does not do
which could not we'll be avoided.
but this week it diverts by ex-
planning why SO much space has
been taken up to one subject and
other interests neglected. This
Office on short notice and with
limited assistance has been en-
gagged in printing the official bal
lots of Lincoln county, all avail
able help and material being
utilized. That which accounts
for the lack of local news is the
fact that the political campaign
is upon US and certain amounts
of space is open to discussion.
j. A. Clark will inaugurate
during the coming week a COM
plete private telephone system
throughout the town. The cent
raj office will be at his resort and
those who prefer to talk to any
of the various residences rather
than climb the precipitous back
streets can find efficient service
there.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
Robt Raftice.
EDITOR RECORD

Wv ASANSOAk0
PIOCHE NEVADA.
On the Democratic State ticket
for State Controller the name of
Robt Raftice is found. Mr..
Raftice, when the experiment
farm bill came up in the Senate
to give Lincoln County an ex-
pertinent farm it was defeated
by one vote Notwithstanding
Senator Campbells strenuous
work in its favor. Ordinarily
this settled a bill, but Senator
Raftice stanch friend of the
bill went to Sen. Gallagher and
finally prevailed upon him to ask
for a reconsideration of the
votes. Sen. Gallagher had voted
against the bill and would
naturally want to see it stay
dead" but Senator Raftice by his
earnest endeavors finally in
troduced Sen Gallagher to get
the bill back on the collendor
and on its second trial secured a
majority and became a law.
Senator Raftice has been in
Nevada 40 years. He hauled
one of the first loads of Machin-
cry that came into Phoebe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

accordance with the unanimous
demand of theiSouthern part of
Lincoln County, and particularly
Searchlight. He came to Search
light when that town was in its
infancy; was one of the grass
rooters engaged in mining, and
afterwards in newspaper work.
and is now in charge of and
is now in charge of and editing
one of the brightest mining
papers in circulation in the State
of Nevada. He was appointed
Post Master at Searchlight by
President Roosevelt on account
OF his business qualifications, and
continued in the Office of Post
Master until very recently when
he found that his business pur-
suits encroached upon his time
to so great an extent that he was
obliged to resign in order to give
undivided attention to growing
business interests. He is a
nephew of the late opponent of
Governor Cummins of Iowa, who
came SO nearly succeeding to the
nomination and belongs to a
highly respected family. He
has the stuff in him to make an
excellent Commissioner which
fact is recognized by the people
OF the South of the County. He
has the courage of his convictions
and when elected will make a
name for himself as a most able
County Commissioner.
County Recorder
and Auditor.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

Mr.. w. G. Bowman of Logan.
Nevada, will be our next Long
Term Commissioner. He is the
regular nominee of the Republi-
can ticket and was selected on
account of his unusual business
ability, and because of the local.
ity of the County in which he
resides. Mr.. Bowman is one of
the progressive farmers in the
Muddy Valley, and, when we say
progressive we mean a man who
has taken possession of a Jungle
in which he has so led the pace
at cultivation as not only to make
a farm of his own productive
and profitable, but has been the
means of infusing new life in the
vicinity of Muddy River Valley
one OF the most fruitful agri-
cultural sections of Nevada. He
is thoroughly in touch with the
conditions of the County, is a
successful, careful man in his
own business concerns, strictly
conscientious and viii attend to
the duties of the Office of Long
Term Commissioner, which Office
he will fill after 1906.
County Commissioner
Short Term.
NJ II Do-1-. III
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
The Law Covering The Sale OF
County Property By The Board OF
County Commissioners.

One of the many powers and
Jurisdictions granted the Board
OF County Commissioners in this
state is one effecting the sale of
County property, and Paragraph
10, Section 2111, Cuttings COM
piled laws, 1861-19OO says that
they have the power.
To sell at Public Auction, at
the Court House of said County,
after at least Thirty Days Previ-
GUS to Public Notice lin the same
manner as required by law for
the sale of like property on ex-
ecution), and cause to be convey
ed any property belonging to the
County, appropriating the pro-
ceeds of such sale to the use of
the same"
In a suit brought in Ormsby
County against the Board of
County Commissioners it was
decided that the County Com
mlssioners have no powers be-
yond those expressly granted by
the Legislature; and also in a
case OF Hess VS. Commissioners
OF Washoe, it was decided that
the Boards of County Commits
sioners are of special and limited
powers, and must always exercise
their powers as prescribed, where
such prescription is material"
In view of the fact that in the
past six months the Board of
County Commissioners of this
County have disposed of a great
deal of County property by mere
ly making an order on their books.
it is evident that in so doing they
have exceeded their powers and
every transaction effecting the
sale of County property made by
the Board by an entry on their
minutes is illegal and of no value
whatever.
The intent of the law is that
all County property shall be sold
at public auction by giving at
least 80 days public notice, SO
that all desiring to bid on the
same will have an opportunity,
and that the County will realize
the greatest amount for the
property, which it cannot do if
disposed of in any other manner.
Purchasers of County property
will do well to look up the law on
this point before they commence
to improve, as any citizen has the
right to bring an action to set
aside any order of the Board of |
County Commissioners which he
thinks is contrary to law and eff
fects the welfare of the County. |
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

Eugeae Goodrich, Lincoln
County, boy was nominated for
County Recorder and Auditor
for Lincoln County. Heretofore
Gene has been engaged in news
paper work in Lincoln County.
was the editor and proprietor of
the Lode at Delamar for a num-
Der of years, and previous to
that time occupied all positions
on the Record, from Devil to
Editor. He is recognized for his
clerical ability and the systematic
manner of managing books Of
account and record and for his
thorough knowledge of clerical
matters and all improved forms
OF systematized bookkeeping.
he was one of those who assisted
IN bringing before the public the
loose methods and lack of system
and fiagrant irregularities which
prevailed during the Democratic
administration of County affairs
for the last four years. He was
appointed, owing to his sterling
Qualities and worth, to succeed
the late County Treasurer, and
has so systematized the Office of
County Treasurer and Clerk of
this County that the matter has
been recognized and commented
upon throughout the County. II
IS not a matter Of record that
Gene Goodrich has ever been
written to upon any question an
pertaining to his Office, how evsf
insignificant, when the writar
has not received a PROMPT ana
responsive reply. He has won
the confidence and regard Of
those settlers who reside in the
rural districts of the County and
who had previously been dis
gusted and discouraged by the
lack OF courtesy on the part Of
the officers Of the Democratic
administration who failed to re-
spond to communications upon
matters appertaining to Their
offices. The people of the
County recognize in Eugene
Goodrich sterling qualities and
unusual capabilities in clerical
matters, and intend to unan-
lmously voice their sentiments at
the polls. tb
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

A force Of men has been put
to work on the Alps mine. Jas.
Healy has charge of the hoist.
Col. McSherry spent several
days here this week arranging
Tor extensive developments on
the Daily East.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

The good things in realty are
gradually slipping away.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12

Mr.. H. A. Perkins. although a
young man, was nominated in
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
Political Announcements.

Announcements appearing under
this head will be published up to
the day of Election.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-07
Parricida
l.. d. @.

En- Ell Hospital de Harlem ha
mucrtO Conrad SChirmer a con
secuenCia de dos punaladas que
le asest6 su hijo, quien lleva el
Hismo nombre. La familia
Schirmer reside en- ell numero
40 al Este de la Calle II4a. Ell
parriCida aspiraba a casarse con
la senorita Clara Lazarus. Su
padre Sc oponia al matrimonio
por causa de Ia Corta edad del
pretendiente, quien no tiene I'll
amos; y como le hubiese prohi-
bido que saliera por la noChe,
el muChacho, contrariando la
voluntad paterna, fue cl mier-
coles pasado por la noChe a vi
sitar 3 su nOvia. SChirmer, que
adivino en- donde podria encon-
trarlo, sc dirigi6 a la residencia
de la familia Lazarus; en- la
puerta estaban Clara con su ma
DIRE Y el joven Conrad. El pa
Dire de este sc lanz6 sobre el
grupo de los tres con intenCion,
segun parece, de castigar la de-
sobediencia del mozo. A p0CoS
momentos, rodo a terra aqu6l,
herido con las dos punaladas
que le ocasionaron la muerte.
A pesar de los repetidos estuer-
zos de la policia para obligar al
padre a declarar quien 10 habia
herido, Sc nego en- absolute a
menciCnar el nOmbre de su hijo
.el que hoy esta prisionero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-07
CogoSe iuZgapn Francia aSituau5n De RUi,

Paris, p de Julio.-El 1kase impe-
rial es objeto de todos los comenta-
rios y causa de gran disgusto. E1
Gobierno y Ell pueblo comprenden
unanimes el riesgo de esq medida y
Ia gravedad de Ia situacion por ella
cteada. lie Temps" cree que los
consejeros del Emperador han come
lido una falta irreparable. y que el
porvenir sc presenta amenazador, lie
no dc peligros cuyos resultados no
es possible preveer.
La prensa socialista ataca duramen-
te al Car y su gobierno y censura
desdc luego, 10 que llama Ia re
preston armada de la voluntad del
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-07

tendre yo buen cuidao de que
me quede una militia G tarto
-lY ST Sc queda uste sin cara7
No pasa ma. =. siempre y
cuande me empreste uste la
suya pa los domingo.
Q pa los lune.
-IPa los lune2
81. -.
Pos entonse, pa ma. ana.
-iPa maflana! iManana es
lune?
To er dia.
Pos pa maflana> entonse.
IDe verda?
DE verda. Venga uste a la
reja y vera como Sc la e1npresto
un ratiyo. ESQ ST, no mas que
pa que la mirel
Y pa 10 que eva desee. mo
digo yo! iBendita sea esa boca
y ESQ graniyo e AFRO que tiene
uste por diente.
-lVendra uste?
-Primero sc lie cae er pelo a
un carvo.
Pos hasta manana, entonse.
-iAdio, reina, prinsesa, SO,
L. d. 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-07
Gurreles maCarenos
lIosll. Iosll Y LOST!

iJos1. JOSH y JOSH!
-Vaya uste con Dio, grasioso.
-Sepa uste. nina, que aqui
no hay mas grasia que la de us
te, V que no vo q dirme con Dio
estando la Vinge tan serquita C
nj y siendo yo tan devote dc
eva.
-Muy bien. Pero no Sc
aprorsime tanto, que no soy
lista c loteria.
II iJujuy! Tiene mas angc
Quer sereno G casa. Y ST de-
sea que no me aserque, haga
uste er favo de CORE esas corti-
mas con f1eco e pestanas. y no
mirarme, que cada We que 10
hase es igua que 81 me COrgaran
dos luscroS der Coras6n.
Quite uste cuergue
-LO que quie0 yo quita c ar
mositO que la Currela a uste,
$50 liudisimal
Pos ESQ va sc diflSi.
-IPor que? tPorque no hay
denguno?
-Caba.
Como que 10 vi a cree
y ST no, siteme TN novio.
Jun noviO?
-Uno.
-lUno7
-Uno.
= Pos Pepetc, cr saStre,
i Ese! Else novio mio! Va
liente facha.
FaCha!
-Pucs claro: un hombre que
Gamma a sartitos como los pa.
jaro y que Sc embosa con las
oreJas, de grandes que las tienc.
ESQ no es un defertO.
-Natura que no es I'm defer
to. -. perO ,....
-Bien. Descartao Pepete. .
-lY Jose Antonio? Fl dc la
Contiteria.
-Tampoco,
-Pues ese bien guapo {.
-lGuapiSimo! Con cara e sa-
cristan, picarasao c viruela y
con un galiyo que le sirve pa
bottom la Camisa. Y aluego,
jse ha fjao uste en- la nari2
-Si; una mijilla larga.
IUna mijiya? Como que usa
sombrero de ala ancha pa ye-
vala a la sombra.
-Pue s6.--- Entonse =. en-,
tOnse Lenteja.
Memo.
Pos Joselivo.
-Pe6.
% mi personiya.
- Uste!
-Es desi, siempre que no
tenga defertos.
i MentirOsol
--iQue me de una enfermeda
Contagiosa 81 es embuste 10 que
OASO' 's.s
-Chungueo, ma mas.
Elante de esos ojos, nina.
que son capase derreti I'm
manteCa0 de una mirada, no sc
miente.
% 81, porque ust6 no me
tiene cara Q tsanteC0O.
lilo que yo tengo eS que me
gusta uste mas que la sopa Y
que Vi a ten6 er gusto de Veni
a recrcarme en- eSa devinea to-
dos los dias, aunque me giicrva
siegO!
Como que va ust6 a SAGA
muChO de estar a mi lao Y
siego.
ST, nina, p0rque pa ESQ ya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-07

"SintiendOn1e ViVir' p
PeB EMILIO ResABILA (ERtf :CA'DH)
{SAL!DAS DE TONO)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-07
A conner bueno y barato

FL que SuScribe pone en- conOcimiento
del pdblicO, y de Sus bucnos amigos, que
con esta techa ha comprado ell Hotel E'La
Guiana" Allen 70) donde esta d la dspo.
sici6n de aquellos.
En- ell eStableciniento de refcrencja, Sc
admitiran abonados- de todas classes, Sc
serviran comidas 4 domicilio d precios con
veDciOnaIes.
Para los amigos de Guayama Cayey,
Fajardo, Juncos y otros puebIos de la Isla,
tcngo habitaciones ventiladas limpias, sin
que tenga que significarles NADIA respecto
de las comidas, "a que todos les consta
que sc condimentarlss al gusts especial de
cada uno de elos.
i EteHfeFiO Garcia.
San Juan Agosto !, de 1906
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

Morges tgrte Gle
Baa @aor6en Morem /
Stiernere &erreo, Mpfplfe, itaar Der
ct gammelt @fetre, bbis Stammes
@run6fla6e optager ct 1884 @bab-
ratmeter fort Sor6oreal og bar fglge-
Zig en- 9mfreos al 1873 Meter eIIer
ober 20 Men. Baa @aaroen Git /
famine &erre6 ftaar ogfoa ct li6t
min6re Ere; men SorFieIIen er life
flor, og set er en6og beiere enb Greet
pan Morem. ~@ien1emgaaen6e er ser
i flere at &pfpIfes &erre6er .ganfe
betp6elig og til6els baffer gfeifog.
@aar6en S6rfta6 Stjerner6 bar
utbiIiomt MpfDlfes, ON lite 2an6ets
praetiefte og itsrite Gfeifog, beitoa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

@on9sberg 9 pl t.
@ptteoriften ifal MI belt oml9gges,
iualeoes Sc foitbare 5ligimeltninger
critattes meo en- Baa6beisproceS.
Meo Sc bertil forngone 8Dggearbeis
Ser bill man MI mart bore feroig. S
@r,1berne lfol man 6elptS gao ODER
til Borenaifiner me6 9rptluft for at
5pnf % Srt Fan 6ripeS burtigere og
Miiaringcn al Grtspartierne Tan Ife
ralfere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

5ftS&B#g f2SYsS &4&%mS%1g4@%&
ipeo q I E 5 E & foritaar no
get ganlfe oltoet oeropre, en6 bDaG
man berbiemme 1u0er itg 1tpie meo.
0ette ganife en- pasienf.
5lltttelig fun ben Bemnrfning, at
BET piloe babe forbpiet girfpi11gen al
De @errers %Jremltilling, gqrife be-
tDocligt, bpis Sc bapoe opgipet nogle
Iol til at illllltrere .6orboloene nnr=
mere, for CTS. Daglpll, Scott og SO.
gis % bpao anors ltogifter Sc nnp:
tie.
Meo Iof for 9ptagelien tcgner ieq
$. s. Riboerltrp111,
GcprGientant for 2ouiiana Stat:
2an66rug5n1iniiterium for 5fon
oinabien % 6irllan6.
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@toten Ohio, Bpen Eoleoo,

tr
Granf S. @beneD lperger, at ban
er set el6re Me6lem al Sirmaet s..
S. Cheney & Co., Ser 6riber Sorret'
ming / 8Den Eole6o> fer nebnte
County % Stat, og at ia1nme 5irma
bill betale en- Gum at t + u n
5 reoeD for bbert enc,
ite &ilfel6e at &atarrb, Ser lite fan
belbre6eS be6 8rugen at &al1'S Gu
tarrb Cure.
6ranfS. 6 beneD y.
8ee6iget for mig % un6erifrebet |
min Merb9relie 5. 6. December
1886.
81. @. 81 ca o H.
Notorius Bublicus.
9aII's @atarrb Cure tages in6ben.
big og birfer 6irefte paa 8looet og
5limbin6erne / 5Ditemet. 5frib ef.
ter Bi6nesbpr6 gratis.
SIS. @benep & 60, Eoleoo, 9.
Snlaes Dos apotefere, 75c.
&oIIs 5orniIp @iIs e. Be beofte.
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Horge. :

Mutebampifibet 20 e IL
j E II ttlbgren6e Sromsp MmtS
DampiftbsieIifab, srunoitsote Gor-
mio6og ben 6. Marts / Storm %
5netptte peb Mnben9s. Mle blep
reo6et. 5fibet git tilbunos.
9 en- norfe 6 al 3
8 0 8rgbre" al Greorifs,
lta0, &aptein Mnu0ien, pao &eiie
fra @steborg til Galfenberg mes
5te1ful er itran6et l10enfor Salfen-
berg % er blepet ful0ltGn0ig 8rag.
6orteiet Dor uforitfret. Be{gtningen
CT reb6et.
Or. 9 ictor 6 tt ;
ii en- iSgnSberg er afgaoet peo
.Gp0en al &iertelammelie efter ct
fort Spgeleie, 46 Star gommel. ST..
Gbriitionien bar 8p-, Yoliti- og Sfos
leInge, W}eolem al 8pitpret fra 1898
90 Meolen1 al forifiellige fomunole
&omiSitoncr % apmiteer.
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Gn ltnoifplonins.

Deres 5sn Far ifel6t mig uo
for Ell 9GieI!
Brpo Gem 6og life on set.
San er 10 ogp.
- Oct er ga inge1r l1noifpI6ning.
- @erregllo! San fan 10 life bs=
rc, 1puo ban lelo tiger!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

2piet saar nb! uRjere mariss-
gu og biin. Man6 mao ga bore me-
get lDffelige. Seq buffer, at Du, fgr
S bleb gift, faI6te sin Man6 for sit
Sins 2Ds. uMf ia, men MI gear
-2plet" n6 bber Mften!"
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,@SKANDINAYISKE FARMBRB

1ndbydes til at bos8tte sig l Staten Mary.
land. hvor de vii fnde ct behageligt og sundt
klma og meget Lane til rimelige Priser. Paa
Gruud af den umiddelbare Nsrhed af Dstens
stSrste SByer faar wore Farmere altid hpie
Priser for deres P~rodukter. ks-t og beskri-
vende Pamfetter vii blive sendt frit we'd Hen
vendelse til HI BadenfOOp, Sec'y State
Board of Immigration. Baltimore. Md.