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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-17

Pattern No. 5506.-The long-waisted
dresses are very becoming to the little
girl, and seem to be gaining in popu-
larity. Dark blue mohair is repre-
scented in this smart design, which is
made over fitted Lining. The clos
ing is effected invisibly on the left
side under plat, and the kilt plated
skirt is attached to the waist, belt
of the material or one of patent leather
being worn. The full bishop sleeve
is gathered into a prettily shaped Gift.
and narrow, turnover collar gives
q dainty finish to the neck Cash
mere. serge, challis and any of the
plaids or checks that are now so fash
| ionable. and the washable fabrics are
all suitable to the development. The
medium size will require four yards of
36-inch material. Sizes for four, five,
six, seven, eight and nine years.
This pattern will be sent to you on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
to the Pattern Department of this paper.
Be sure to give size and number of pat
tern wanted. For convenience, write
your order on the following coupon:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-17
DESERT HEAT NOT SO BAD
Temperature of Sahara Hardly OPP
pressive on Account of
DryneSS

The Sahara is not at all as popular as
belief pictures it, vast plain of NOV
ing sand, dotted here and there with
fertile GASES, somewhat like leopard's
skin. From Tunis westward it is a
vast depression of sand and clay not
much above sea level, in some parts
perfectly level, in others hilly, with
low expressions containing water salt
Ter than the sea, which generally eyap-
crates, leaving a coating of brilliant
crystals which appear like snow in
the distance.
The river from the Aures mountains
on the north serves to irrigate the
GASES of the Ziban; sometimes they
flow above the surface, but often below
it. There is a fascination about the
desert that is indescribable, and which
none can understand unless they have
spent several weeks with a caravan.
At times the heat is great, but being
perfectly dry it does not enervate as a
humid atmosphere does at a tempera-
ture of 40 degrees lower.
Near midday the desert appears to
be molten sea of dazzling, vibrating
light. Now and then the mirage ap-
pears, and the tired eyes of the
stranger are refreshed with visions of
beautiful lakes near the horizon, even
sometimes of trees and moving cara
vans. Alas! this is case where see
ing is not believing. After many dis
appointments of this kind the camels
suddenly raise their heads and snuff
the air and move at a quicker pace,
fo11 f1or, h OF far
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-17

Pattern No. 5457-Shirtwaist that
are made in double-breasted effects
are among the newest shown, and are
adapted to most of the seasons mate
rails. Peau de sole in pale Shade
of blue was selected for the develop
ment of this design. Three deep
tucks in front and back aid in Civ
ing the broad-shoulder effect, and a
dainty vest and Understanding collar
of English eyelet embroidery gives a
pretty neck completion. Louisine, al
batross, linen, pongee and cotton wolfe
are all suitable to the mode. The me-
dunn size will require three and three
fourths yards Of 36-inch material.
Sizes for 80, "a, Sc, SO, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure.
This pattern will be sent to you on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
to the Pattern Department of thispaper.
Be sure to give size and number of pat
tern wanted. For convenience. write
your order on the following coupon:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-17
5457
Law of Contraries.

docs your wife belong to any
clubs?"
Not one"
How do you keep her home? My
wife belongs to half a dozen and goes
to them all, though l have forbidden
her time and again"
You went to work the wrong way.
told mine I approved of club life
for women and to join all she could
and not to mind If Mrs. Prettyman
over the way did go about plying me
for being go neglected" -Baltimor
American.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-17
london Street Names.

There is superfuity of King streets
in London In tie county IL thorough
fares are so named, and three of these
King streets are in the city Of westmin-
ster.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09

~0'"NA" wan AAucH hIu
Shelters Corporation Offers a re-
ward of 500 for information
hat will lead to the arrest and con,
viction OF the parties who have been
meliciously tampering with the
valves and water mains of the
P'oche Water Company. Quite a
number OF times in the past six
weeks, The valves have been tam.
p red with and evidence also show,
of the pipes being tapped,
l. may not be gene rally lnown
that Denver now has Uni ed
States mint in active operation, but
il is so. The first work of the mint
is the making of over million
dimes and.rriekles, after which a
long run will be made on 90 d
coins. Formerly Denver had only
an assay Office. 1t is said that there
is more than forty million dollars
in gold bullion on hand at the min
for coinage.
MIR Fred j. Pack of the Columbia
University, New York, gave most
interesting lecture last Monday
evening at Thompson's hall on the
Geological forDmtion OF Ely Mining
District. Tie hall was we'll filed,
and BIS remarks were listened to
with wrapt attention by those prs
ent. II was very instructive aud
thoroughly appreciated by those
mostly interested in m ming, aud
everybody here is surely intel.s ell
in that question 1t is hoped the
opportunity viii be- given the Pr
ochtrs to hear from Mr. Pack agii,,
III the future. Tie bud lant It's
se.yices for the occasion and played
some nice s.l,csioss.
On the first % this mouth the
Southern Petite people put on a
f,si IN .iiaraiu " ice i scheduled
10 maize tue gpn between San Franz
cisco aud osden--SOO mllss- n
6oO minutes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
four PRISONERS Brought Up.

Deputy Sheriff Monahan of Cali
nte aud Deputy Sheriff A. L. Muir
ply Of Las Vegas came in Sunday
night by private oonvsyatte WI b
four prison. RS. Two Of them from
culiente, John Kensey ind james
Lesley for petty larceny 81 Mt up for
80 days, the other two b'n.g from
Las Vegas. w. ID. Carlton being
,eld to the Grand Jury on the
charge of forgery, having forg' d
three checks at Las Vegas, the 9th r
being s. G.. Neal, former war,hous,
foremnn Of the Salt La railroad ~
Las Vegas, charged with embezz
ng goods from the s p. l. A &
( II. Co.
The preliminary hearing wa
,eld before Judge Ralph at j. !
Vegas, anil Ne was Lound over t.,
ppear before the Grand Jury at TIL"
la ter part of this month. Dan v.
Noland represented the rallroa
company as attorney. Neal en-
ployed no att rney. In default o.
$4,000 bonds Neal went to Jail.
The goods stolen are the same 10
that were stolen by Spiker and
Hawkly and who are now serving
wo and three years in the pen.
The goods recoyert d III the ubov,
case were returned to the war,
house in charge of Neal, aud il is al
legged he sold them to parties in l. Z
Vegas during the latter months o
1905. Sheriff Murphy had place.
MS private mark on the goods Al d
they were very easily identified.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09


the .'es a, procedure, subsian-
TALLY as outlined above, and that
re ommendation OF TIE scheme be
obtfned fro m as many as possible Of
the Registers az Receivers of the
Land Office. We are inioI med that
the plan has the approval. unofici-
ally. Of the Land Office, and we be-
ieve that deputies everywhere
should take advantage Of tlis OPP
poftunity to combine their influence
to secure changes in the regulations
which will benefit both their clients
and themselves. Incidentally, the
mining industry will profit moi
little. TO carry that point, how.
ever, will req uire the cooperation
Of deputies ~ tLe different districts
Of the more important mining
states. Whether they will consid
or the matter worth the trouble re-
mains to be seen.-Ex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
The Play Friday Evening.

The Comedy, entitled the 'School
Ma'am" given by the Home Dramat
Club last Friday evening, clio.
ng with "Coon Greek Courtship,
was given in a most acceptable MAJ
ner. Most of the parts were as
sumed by pupils Of the pubic
school, and while perfection wa,
not att"inrd, still the play was rer.
dered in such a good manner thai
the audience was most we'll please,
with the performance. The hal
was crowded, in TACT it was tn.
! rgest gathering that had Assem-
b ed in the hall for years. TIL
price was st reasonable, and a.
It included the dance afterwards.
many staid for that. After tn per
Torrance, dancing was INDUCED i,
until 5 o'clock in the M rning AID
everyone seemed to enjoy then :
selves to their hearts content.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
Articles Of incorporation filled with tn,
County Recorder.

Articles OF Incorporation OF tn,
Searchlight Free Gold Mining an
Milling Company we're filed with
the County Recorder last Friday.
1t is organized under the laws OF
Arizona and is capitalized at ST.
100000. Its officers are W. b
Boardiman, pres dent; Alb, TT X.
Hitler, vice-president; and John IL.
Pape, secretary and treasurer.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Nevada Home Oh Company have
been fled. 1t is organized under
the laws OF Arizona and il capital
lied at 81 800, 900. Itp officers are
F. t. Maxwell. president; o. G.
Luelling, vice president; aud NJ. s.
Beal, secretary and treasury.
The Gold Areas Mining Company,
organized under the laws of Cali
fornia and have their articles OF In-
corporation with the County Re
corder. Capitalized at~$5OO, 900.
Its officers are w. G. Price, presi
dent; @. o. Morgan, vice-presitlent;
@ L. Lawrence. secretary, and w.
@. Price treasurer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
o4plerl q iasn ORE <Inss

The Sail Ease Mining Review
SAYS: H. Utah aud the wes', OF
late slruggl4 has been .oing on
for the D session AMI aequisi ion OF
practically undeyelol ed are S com
tai, ing deposits Of iron ores, aud
this effort is not c0ufped 10 individ-
uaIs, rs il is a well known fact that
well-known md gigantic companies
are in the field, and that a slDal
army of txper,s are searching every
nook and corner OF the west for de-
sirable deposits Of this commodity.
or late the duiiy and week." press
have teemed with notices Of the
purchase of mines productive Of
iron ores. many of these mines be-
ing in Utah. In the east the fear il
expressed that il will not be many
years teiore sou other metal wi ]
have to be used as a substitute for
iron as, in industrial pursuits, tie
utilization of iron is becoming SO
enormous as threaten the txhaus-
ton of the visible supply, it being
rstimat that the available supply,
At the present time, ranges from L.
100. 900 900 to 1000, 900 900 tons,
Utah, III this calculation, being
credited wi b about 800, O0O, 600
tons,
Ii commenting on the growi =
scarcity of iron ores an eastern
comm rcial p pr = VS.:
Everything must come to al
end--tveb the iron ore r. cources of
the United States, which are now be
ing so heavily drawn upon. At the
present moment iron ore of hign
grade is bei,g used up at the rate
Of more than $4,000. 900 tons year.
ty, aud the total for 1906 will be
far in excess of that. Tue produc-
ton of pig iron is a good bar met, r
by which to judge the consumption
of iron ore. In 1?05 the output of
pig iron was 22,S00.478 tons,
and. as 1t takes approximately two
tons of ore to make one ton of pig,
about $4,000 900 tons of ore wer
used last year. The productive ca
pacity in December last was at tn,
rate of rs, 900, 900 tons Of pig year
". which is equivalent to 50,00O.-
200 tons of iron orr.
"High gr de ore is a necessil,
where high-grade steel aud irou OF,
re +. required. Low-gradt ore is -
ensive in ev,ry why, ard will roi
- touch d until producers If pi
rre con PEELED to r. sort to it. N
is, for iron and st el are bel
und every day, aud the demand i
tar greater than the supply Every
liant Iii the cuun ry is icing
Jus I'D to its utmost capacity, and
= prov,ments aud enlarg. mehts art
being constantly made. One of tn,
most expert ore ard steel men il.
the Unit d Satas said vest, rday
1T will be but y o. ent until the
consumption Of high grade iron
! ores reucl es 100 ,000,t 90 tons a
year, and the eud will almost L. in
sight. What aie We to dU?'
-N~-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
SCdOO
MONEY
$1,6OO,OOO Drawing In
tereSt For Educa-
tional Purposes
$35O,22l23 On Hand

TIE annual report OF State treas
urer d NJ Ryan to Governor
Sparks shows that during the year
ending d cember 81, 1905, the
treasury handled in cash the sum OF
81 ,073, 515 sc. or this 1894. 836 62
was the balance on hand at the be-
ginning Of the year, making tie
total receipts from all sources dur
ing the year, $67s, 679.24. The dis
bursenents were 1923 ,294 SO, leav.
lug balance on hand of $3.50, 221. :
20.
During the year the state pur-
chased NJ sachusetts and Nevada
staie bonds for the benefit OF the
school fund to the extent of $780,.
OA6.S0; bonds for the benefit OF the
university funds were purchased to
the amount OF $40, 26O, making the
total school bond purchases during
the year, $l49, 3O6.S9. Add,d to
the bonds alre dy in the various
educational funds this makes a to-
i oi S1,O9S, TOO, all OF which is
Irawing int res, which is used 10
leiray the expenses of the schools
! the ate of Nevada.
Oh these bonds $3.50 600 are 8 am
IL per cent ISSUES of the state OF
Massachusetts; $125, 900 are govsrn-
inert A per ut bonds and the re-
nainder are Nevada state bonds
rearing and 5 per cent interest.
State indebtedness.
According to the report of Treas
rer Ryan the total bonded indeLt.
dness of the state is 1888, 700, OF
which debt WAS contract, d for stat
school and university purposes.
During the year of 1905 the totui
ond issue was but $22, 200, wLicl
vas for university purposes.
County Settlements.
Washoe county leads in the ~.
IA Mt of revenues to ID, state. Dur,
ng the year Washoe paid to I :,
state treasurer $77,121. 68; Ell Z,
came second with s65 1913 33, H III
b rdt third with $47,722 ~. Thu
me Lincoln, $25,13S 40; Nyr
22,328 %; Esmcralda. $2l 4S4 5u
lyon, $l5,538 81 TIL ord,r OF
he other payments we're Churchill
eureka. Lander. Ormsby Storey
l"uglas. and WHIT Pine, the lat.
er paying nut $6.527 So.
Dnring he year the state r, ceiv d
rom insurance licenses the sum oil
81 ,455 20; liquor licenses, 500.
1873 O3; attorneys adhesion fe, 3
$4,000; sale of school lands. SOS,
23l 9S; tscheat,d estate. $1l7 90;
incorporation fees, $l4O.O75. SO;
INDECENT insane fund, $3S ST. 90;
state prison fund, So, 1892 So -Ex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09


Carlin has two cases of smallpox
The Reno journal now claims 10
have a circulation of over 5000.
Goldfeld is to have a sampling
works OF 2O0-ton per day capacity.
The late Judge Hayden of Reno
left an estate valued at between
$3.50. 900 and $500, 600.
Manhattan miners have formed a
union and fixed the wage scale III
hve dollars per day for underground
aud Ave dollars aud half for shaft
work.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09

Mrs. McKenna Of Moapa came IN
Sunday evening.
Sheriff Jake Johnsoa came from
Delamar sunday.
The last week has been most de.
lightful, regular spring weather.
There will be a masquerade ball
on the right Of tho 22nd, Washing
toms birthday.
Teens heavily laden with lumber
continue to arrive every day for tie
Nevada Utah Company,
Mr.. Clyde West came in from
Silver King tuesday. He reports
his mines az looking we'll.
Commissioner n Gordon arrived
MONDAY from d Iam,r and was IN
attendance at the b ard that dizzy.
Mr.. + q Miliiken. Chief e g.
neer Of thr Nevlda Utah Co. LEI
Thursday for Los Angels for =
short trip.
Fifty Instruments were fled tor
record during the past week ia th'
Reeorder's office, and $50 for th,
month Of January.
7 big engine was steamed up
the fore part II the week aud mad,
a short ,Fuu over the road. Il
worked HE a charm.
H. =. Frendenthal, made tril
TO Caliente Thursday to collect th,
Safe Liquor licenses from those il
the liquor business in that burg.
Milton Lee and wife arrived las
Friday evening and on Saturday
the Band serensded them, playin,
themes Of welcome and future Joy.
Geo. O. Baldwin, Commissioner
came up from his home ut Moapn
on Sunday to attend the meeting Of
the Board that took place last Mon
day.
j. w. McKenna has commenced
suit against Mary McKenna, hi,
wife, for diverse, charging undu
intimacy with one J. Gallagher Of
Moapa.
The new camp of Manhattan al
ready has grub-stake suit on
hand, T. e Edwards suing George
Brieger for half interest in mum :
Der Of claims.
The County Recorders Office took
In 5000 in fees for the month OF
January. This is the larges,
amount taken in, in any one month
with but one exception since Mr..
Lee has been insofiiee.
Supt. W. H. CLARK is getting the
water pipes in good shape. Til.
late cold snap that we had played
havoc with them, not taking in to
account the damage done by som,
nliscreant tampering with the val
res, etc.
There is to be Valentines dance
ct Thompson's hall on the evening
Of the llth, Wednesday. Everyone
that goes is expected to bring his
Valent ne; il he is unfortunate
enough to be without one, he is ex-
p ctsd to lend his presence anyway.
Both hose houses need looking
after and the hose and carts put in
order as we'll as Il g walks ia front
Of both houses. The board walk
In front OF No 2 is in bad condi-
ton and an accident might result
should night run have to be made
a2me time.
Mr. J. A. Clark is making soue
improvements in his saloon. Tie
interior is being thoroughly over
hauled. new ceiling and paper, and
when finished will present neat
appearance. Surely sign Of bet
ter times when continued improve
ments are in porgress.
800 REWARD.
The above reward will be paid for
tnformation that will lead to the ar
raat and conviction Of the person
Or persons who have been malic-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
FOR SALE.

One ak room house aud Eve LOIS.
With stable and woodshed; situated
on Panaca Fiat For particulars
iIquire OF Geo o. sawyer, Pioche.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09

The rusa 70 Manhattan is 80
great that the nutomobile lines Lay
ysissd The fare 70 so p.z head.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09
AGO REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for
information that will lead to the ar
fnat and conviction Of the person
Or persons who have been malice
iously tampering with the water
nains and valves OF the Phoebe
Water Company in the past six
wssks.
Nasnda Utah Mines d smelssrs
0orporat.on,
BY IL. r. Laffan,
MsLsger.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-02-09

PuSli.hsd .ssr, Friday By
Record ? bIshing Company
OFFICE, MASONIC BUILDING.
LAoouR STREET..
TERMs:
ahssnpsisn. ous rsAr. BY NAIl............ I: 70
slx Months. = -.....,.... 100
svs-s'aus rats. furnished upon .ppiIs.siss at
sAsoiAes.
a., @ap =, plooas. nevada.
end-Clea u,stsr.
Delivered bv Carrier al so c-mts per
Month.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-07
TlsANks, AWFulLY.

We are always pleased 10 -
orr name In the papers, and -
heFowith publish ! few Of the
kind things naid ahout the ehsnf6
| Iof management Ia the CilARr.Is
MIX NEW Era.
Avon Clarion: A. II. Peases
who has been editor Of the Wag
ner New Era. sold the plant u
Messrs. johnson and Ray ot
Wagner. hast week. and will quit
the newspaper business. Mr..
johnson has been foreman Of
the New Era Office for some time,
is an expert printer and news.
paper man and we will warrant
The New Era will not lose any
thing BY his being one Of the
hands 1t the helm. Mr.. Ray IL
an enterprising farmer who lived
near Wagner, and while We know
nothing Of his ability - = news
paper man, he is . strong part
ner, financially, and we wish the
new management success. Mr..
Pease has other interests and
will continue 10 reside In Wag-
ner.
Gcddes News: G. q. johnson
and Frank Ray have purchased
the Charles Mix New Era Of Ad-
disoc pease. Mr.. Pease gave
the citizens OF Wagner \ good
paper. and we presume the new
proprietors will do the same.
We extend our best wishes 70
Johnson & Ray.
Geddes Record: The firp OF
johnson q Ray has purchased
the Wagner New Era from A. H.
Pease. and published their first
lssae last week. Mr.. Johnson.
OF the new firm. has been con
nected with the New Era for
several years, and il very capa-
BILE printer. Mr.. Ray il : new
hand at the business. but with :
leader like George Johnson be
should be made : good news.
paper man In . short time. The
Record wishes the new tirm sue
cess.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-07
KlLTIEs ON PARADE

AZ the special request Of the
Corn Belt Association, Mitchell.
s. ID, where the Kilties are ID
pAy Sept. 24-20, the Kilties will
mike . short parade = noon.
Tlp Kilties viii be headed by
their Giant Drum Major, Donald
MecC cCnrmick, who stsnds seven
feet two inches high.
Next in Importance il the Clan
Johnstone troupe Of Scottish
pIpers. Mr.. Johnstone Is one oi
~ greatest pipers IN the world.
Not the least either IN their abil'
~ % 30 heard il the KiIties f.
nous 8ngle and Drum Corps.
The bugles and drums with
pipes furnish the music Tor TIE
forty stalwart Scotch Canadian
Iaddies. who ii full kilties regi.
tnentsls. plsids and Glengarry
bonnets follow.
The Kilties never play when
o. parade; their fne music i re.
sorved for The concerts which
~ % be given u the Corn Pal
-, Sept. a4-29.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-07

for state senator on the repub
Iicsn ticket, spent the day with
~.
From Armour we noted Hon.
r. E Wanzer and wife, K. 9.
Foster and wife. Mrs. Dale Say
age, and Mrs. Frank Stoneberg
er, and daughters. Mrs. Stone
berger il lzndlady Of the John,
son House.
Miss Grace Cool of Platte was
one Of our Labor Day visitors.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-07

town. The broncho busting was
given considerable attention and
Was fairly good, only one Of the
broncs refused to show OF.
The ball game between Geddes
and Wagner was . close one, be.
ing in doubt until the last man
was put ont and Geddes declared
winner. Score two TO one.
The Georgia minstrels, the
vaudeville company, and the
bowery, not to mention the
merry-go-round kept the people
entertained for the rest of the
time. and the day ended some.
time Tuesday morning.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-09-07
SOME LABOR DAY VISITORS

- ~-+----> = - - = - = = -7T
H. G. Tucker, editor Of the
News, j. w. Lindsay and Dick
Robinson Of the Record. besides
the ball team and . whole lot
more from Geddes.
The Platte band wal accom-
panied by . splendid crowd from
that town.
]. d. Harris came over from
Choteau Creek 70 help swell tbs
crowd.
G. e. Hall was one Of the
bunch that came ovur from Ar
mour to see the sights. He
WAS II one time manager fthe
Wagner Drug Co. = this place.
G. r. Rouse. n. w. Esers,
Jas. II. Exon and others were
over from wheeIer.
Hon. !. 7. L0throp. candidate