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New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
FAMOUS YACHT DESIGNER COMING.
William Fife, on His Way to See the Can
ada Cup Races Decided

Glasgow, July 1s.-WIllian Fife. tho designer OF
Shamrock and Shamrock III. sailed for New York
July 13 10 attend the Canada Cup races His
departure enormously reported TO be IN
nection with the challenge that Sir Thomas Upton
has practically decided TO issue later In the year
in another effort to win the Americas Cup. Mr..
Fife, Il 10 understood has already designed the
model for Fir Thomas's Forthcoming challenger.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
TWO NEW CYCLE RECORDS.
Clark and Demara Make TVOrIdS 8
Marks in Races at Ogden.

Ogden Utah, July 18-At the Glenwood bicycle
saucer track hero last night two worlds records
were lowered. A. J. Clark (professional. Of Aus
tralia broke the record for Inile of 1:49 made
by Floyd Mcfarland in Australia two years ago.
his time being 1:45 2-5.
Walter Demara (anateur) broke the record Of
2s seconds for ons-Quarter of q mile. made by
Fred G. West two years ago on this track. Tho
new record is 1 2-5 seconds. which is one-ffth Of
@ second lower than the professional record made
by Iver Lawson IN Salt bake on July % OF last
year.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
sUPERBAs CLIMB UP A PEG.
Beat St. Louis Again and Now Lead the Sec
ond Division Clubs.

The Superbas kept up their winning streak al
Washington Park, Brooklyn. yesterday, and earned
their fourth straight victory over St. Louis by
score Of to 2 incidentally the team climbed up
division.
The game yesterday was exciting and interesting,
and Doc" Scanlon. who pitched In rare form.
won his own game IN the seventh inning with "a
slashing three bagger.
A feature OF the game Jordans double play
,Inassisted The follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
DETROIT WINS DOUBLE HaADEI

Tl.,rnit-Vr.t game- r II. Z.
Des1oI. ~ R':':''-D' .:.--...'.. 3S2SSSd-s 70
Rat,srte-pe,roit Mullin ana Schmidt: Washington.
Gshylng aud Warner.
Second game X II Z
Iy".S;5voa R',!S;t ;:f.'....... .. 9 E5 5
Battertes-Detrot Kilun ana Payne; Washington.
PRtten and Heydou- Cmplre-Eyans
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
YACHT RACING AT JAMESTOWN.

DR.. John E. De Mund. OF the jamestown exposi-
ton regatta committee, said yesterday that prop
arations are being made for the yacht racing In
September, all talk OF postponement or abandon
ment OF tho races being mere baseless rumor.
Circulars and entry blanks will be sent out TO
yachtsmen within a few days. and big feet is eX-
pected to gather at tho rendezvous in Hampton
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
Totals 40 II 10 2T IL

rwo-base hit-Thomas. Threezbase hitICh9se. Hts.
White "a inning; or Fiene, II IN S7s innings
Sacrifice hit-Nswton stolen bases MoT,aTIty
Double (unassisted) Chase, Eoerfeld ana
Chase: Robe Quinin Left tases-Chicago o; New
York 3. o bals-On White l; of Fiene, /; on
Newton, . on srroTs-Chicago. l. New York, 2
Hit by pitoher-By Fiepe. l; by Newton. ! struck out
Eiene. o; by Newton, g. Time-l:o5 Cnpires-ftufst
and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
GIANTS WIN At List.
Tighten Their Grip on Second Place
by Defeating Pittsburg.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York 4; Pittsburg. ..
Brooklyn, 3; st. Louis. ?.
Chicago. 2; Boston. o.
fincfD PhfIadeIDhin (rat D..
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
STATEN ISLAND BEATS SCHENECTADY.

Schenectady's team OF cricketers played game
with the Staten Island eleven at Livingston, Staten
Island Yesterday and defeated by margin
of % runs. Contrary 10 general expectations. the
game proved be rather lOw-scoring one, only
one player on either side getting into double fig
The features OF the game the batting of
c. p Hurditch and the bowling OF NJ. r. Cobb for
Staten Island and the batting OF y. S. Durrant
and the bowling of II. Poyer for Schenectady
The score follows
STATEN ISLAND
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
YANKEES WIN TWICE.
Get Ssoeet ReUenge by Beating Chi
cQgo an a Double Header.

=. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at ST. Louis
Boston Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York II; Chicago (1st game)-
New York, q; Chicago. O ed game).
Detroit. 8; Washington. 2 Gst game).
Detroit. IL; Washington, 2 (2d game).
Philadelphia. s: Cleveland. o.
st. Louis Boston (rain).
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
HAWK WINS LAWN TENNIS TITLE.

Litchheld, Conn, July 1s.-P. p, Hawk. OF Phila-
dephia, won the Connecticut State lawn tennis
championship to-day by defeating John II. Chase,
Of Saybrook. the 1906 winner. The score e..
G-3, %.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

Two-base hit-Bowernan. Three-base hit-Seyrlour.
Home runs-Devlin Bresnahan. Hits-Or Lever. in
five off luggeby, . in three innings Sacrifice
hit-Ifcwerman. Stolen bases-Wiltse. strang Double
g. New York. I. FRS. base on balls-of Lever 2 on
puggleby .; off Wi!tse 8 Struck out-3y Witse A. by
Lever / villa 1itoh-DugSleby. l. Time, LBS. Uni
-iron 1la- IA
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

T,so-base hits-Burnett Bergen, Jordan. Thrso-basa
h,Scanion saoriaos hits-Hohy, Dyrns. Bergen. Dou-
BE pIay-J0rdan Iunassised) Left on bssee-s Louis.
: Isro0Slyn First base balls-OT SCRulon- 4. on
walters . First Louis. / Hit by
Waiiers = Tmo-i. .8& Umpiro-KIsm.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
YANKEE. .CRICKETERS WIN.
Bakers Brilliant Batting Causes
D0zcnfaH of English EIeuen.

Great Malvern. England July 1s.-A sensational
batting performance on tho part OF F. W. Baker
enabled the University Of Pennsylvania team TO
beat the Malvern College eleven here to-day by a
margin OF 60 runs The visitors in fine batting
mood. no less than six getting into double figures
All other performances were dwarfed. however by
Bakers splendid feat. and general regret was felt
that he came - the coveted century and then
failed to reach 1t. HIS 9S and he was
not out when the last wicket fell.
His batting consumed hours and 20 minutes, and
was free from ali bemish. D. Graham and II. II.
Morris helped considerably with scores OF % and 43
respectively. while q. NJ. Graham and r Lee just
got into double figures.
The English team opened badly, four wickets fall
ing before 20 was registered. Roger and Taylor I'M
proved matters somewhat. but the real stand OF the
Side came with the partnership Of Harding and
TsIn who added So runs for the eighth wicket
Hardina's score was %. while Tuh hit hard for o.
The H.ding OF the visitors not quite up 70 the
mark which accounted for the relatively large
number of . extras
For PENNSYLVANIA H0rderu carried or the oowhiis
bonors with five wickets for Il runs. while Good
fellow took three for J6 and D. Graham TWO ior o.
For Malvern. Turf was also successtuI win tIio
ball capturing five wickets for 100 runs tarulis
secured three for IS and Charrtnston TOOK Two tor
27 The follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
EASTERN LEAGUE STANOIr
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Troy-Troy l. Binghamton o.
AT Albany-syrasuse 3: Albany. thrst ganlel. Al
bany o; Syracuse secoRd gsmel seven innings. caled
At Utica-Utica. 3: Wilkes Barre. l tdrst camel;
WiIkss-Barre. 4: Utica. (secOnd gaInel.
At Gloversvie-Scranton. J; A J. and G.. D trrss
sae); A. and g. q Scranton, (ten inninss) (sscond
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
CHICAGO ?; BOSTON. 0.

1 At Boston: x h 4
| Chicago o o o o o o D %
/ Boston o D o o D q o D % i
Batter!es-Chit Overall and Moran Boston Flaherty
and Needham- Umpire-JOhnstone.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
PHILADELPHIA. 5; CLEVELAND.

AT Csveiand: R n s.
Philadelphia --.--. % u
Cleveland .....-.... o 90 D
Bender and Powers; Cleveland
Thoades and Clarke, Hess Bernard and Bemis IHptze0
-Sheyidaa and ssa1oga
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TO- DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Toronto Providence.
Newark at Rochester.
Buffalo Baltimors-
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto, 8; Providence. 1:
Newark. A; Rochester. 2.
Buffalo Baltimore (rnin)-
Jersey City Montreal (rntt
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

Two base hIt-DouBhtFty, oAlIIIIVo II'1
Double pIay-Isben Donohue IAtt on bases Gaso
q. Tcv YORK . Bases on balls-Or Walsh. /; Orth =
Base on errors-New York. ? struck out-By Walsh q;
bJ Ortb a Time Is Umpres-Connol.y and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
Brighton Beach Racing Summaries.
WEATHER CLEAR.


1sF & M s.2S s15t mil" and sixteenth start m
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

Ruscno tup turning for and ii hn
RACE 70 and OE mile
4 Wnner by Hrmerc- -Readna
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

esm % eFg' tals %
s and half '"'"s Start " We" "
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19


r t
l by
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

r. g Ross: not out
Extras
Total %
The visitors will meet the Brooklyn club at Pros
pect Park tO-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
FIRST GAME.

Totals ..., ,31 ? 6 q 1G !
. 3 o 0 0 / o o Oil
o 0 O 0 l o 0 D / 2
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
Horse and age.

opened a winning first quarter Dick /
consistent Botanis
9th RACE-Seling; 5000 added;
U IO7h. Winner, blk c.. by George-Hundley.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
Postmaster
Defaults
Searchlight Official Embezzles Funds
of Government and Will Be Ar
rested on the Charge.

Searchlight is one of the most
thriving of the Nevada camps at
the present time and the post
Office there does a large business.
Just how the postmaster could
secure such a large sum, how
ever, without the inspectors un-
earthing the fact before the pc
culations reached such a sum is
the strange part of the case.
The business done at the Office
is great, but still embezzling
must have been in progress some
time to have reached such a
sum. Mr.. Atwell is well known
throughout the southern part of
the state and also to many in
this part of the state. Carson
Oct. 20.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26

VIM. Mitchell is grading a lot
on McCannon street, near the
Thomarson Cottage, preparatory
to erecting a cottage thereon.
French & Simmons now have
their law Office established in the
Thompson Block on Main street,
and are in a position to take
care of all legal business COM
,ng their way.
Geo. Perkins, a former resi-
dent of this place and at one
time the proprietor of the old
Dextor Stable on Meadow Val
ley street, returned here Thurs
day last.
A building is being erected on
the lot situate between the Hold
away House and the Phoebe
Drug Store, which, when COM
pleted, it is understood will be
used as a bakery.
No. dear public, The Grill is
not permanently closed, but Just
for a few days to make some
very necessary repairs and pend
ing the arrival Of a new chef
and other help from Los An
geles; and as much as the man.
agement regrets it's temporary
closing, still it could not be
avoided. Suffice it to say, it will
open shortly, possibly Monday,
and with service and cuisine i'm
proved. We trust The Grill will
continue to be the place of which
all Piochites may be proud of.
The Grill thanks the public for
their kind patronage and sohcits
a continuance of the same.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
Will Build
SInelter Soon
New Corporation Formed to Take
Over Property Owned By Phoenix
Reduction Company.

Articles of Incorporation Of the
Prince Consolidated Mining anc
Smelling Co. were filed in the
Office of the county clerk, Mon
day last The corporation is
formed by Kentucky and Salt
Lake capitalists and have taken
over all the property formerly
owned by the Phoenix Reduction
Company in Bullionville and this
district.
Commenting on the above
transfer and reorganization, the
Salt Lake Herald under date of
October Goth, has the following.
An enterprise that probably
means more for the camp of
Pioche than anything that has
been launched since the rejuven-
alton of that camp commenced
three years ago, was rounded
out in this city yesterday when
Colonel James L. Hackett of
Louisville, KY, and Anthony H.
and E. L. Godbe, with other
local interests, completed the
organization of the Prince Con-
solidated Mining & Smelling
Company, with a capital of ST.
600, 900, represented by l,0OO,-
900 shares of stock, 200, 900 of
which was set aside as a treas
ury reserve. Colonel Hackett
will be president Of the company,
but the other officers will not be
announced until the formal or
ganization of the board Of di-
rectors, which in addition to the
men mentioned consists of DR..
Fred Stauffer and J. P. McGath.
MILLIONS OF ORE IN SIGHT.
Ever since Colonel Hackett
became interested in the Phoebe
district with the Godbes, the ac-
quirement and operation of prop
critics that now pass to the new
company has been carried on in
thenameo the Phoenix Reduction
Company, with a nominal cap
italization. The old company
turns over to the new one the
Prince and California groups of
mines in the Phoebe district and
and the Il, 900 tons of lead-silver
failing at the old mill and smell
ter town of Bullionville, eleven
miles from Phoebe, on the line of
the Clark railroad, which has
now been completed to that point
from Caliente and which will be
finished into Phoebe during the
next few weeks. These failing
are conservatively estimated to
be worth $3,O0O,OOO and in the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
New Trial
Is Ordered
Decision Made by Supreme
Court in Case of Nc
Cune VS.. Cook

Word was received during the
week by John R. Cook, that the
supreme court of this state had
reversed the decision as rendered
by the district court in favor of
the plaintiff, in the case of Me
Cune VS.. Cook, This case was
tried here a year or so ago and
created considerable interest in
this section. Cook located the
Yuba East mine, on the ground
that the assessment work had
not been doone for the previous
year. McCune brought suit to
regain title on the ground; first,
that Cook was his agent at the
time the location took place and
secondly, for the reason that
Cook was a deputy United States
mineral surveyor at the time of
the location, and therefore, was
prohibited from locating mi neral
ground; hence the location was
void. The court found for the
defendants on the first ground,
but decided in favor of the min
eral surveyor proposition. The
defendants appealed from the
decision Of the lower court to
the supreme court. We have
been unable to ascertain Just
what the ruling of the supreme
court is, but learn that the case
was sent back for a new trial.
AS the proposition stands at
it is doubtful whether
the suit will be pushed to a final
determination, inasmuch, as the
Boston-Pioche Mining Company
has purchased all the adverse
and nothing can be
gained by a final determination.
That which is of the greater
interest to the general public has
been accomplished, the placing
of the mine in a position so that
it can be worked, for it was TOO
bad to have a producer of such
high grade ore, such as the Yuba
East was known to be, lying
die. Still the issues raised were
very interesting to the mining
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26

Prince and California groups of
mines there is now blocked out
and ready for extraction all of
$3, 900, 001 worth of lead-silver
ores considered ideal for smelling
purposes. In these statements,
then, is found, in brief, what the
real, tangible assets of the new
company consist of. During.
the years that the development
of these properties has been
progressing there has been no
fuss made. Colonel Fl ackett and
the Godbes have gone about the
business of opening them up
without calling on the public for
aid and without making any
noise concerning their value. In
short, they have been mining.
SHELTER TO BE ERECTED.
After the meeting at which
the reorganization was perfected
yesterday the announcement was
made that the new company
would, during the coming year,
erect smelling works of it's own
at Bullionville for the purpose of
treating the ores from these
mines and the tailings already on
the ground. In addition to the
ores and tailings, the company
has, on its own prop critics, all
the lime and iron tha.t will be
required for fluxing purposes,
together with water and water
rights that insures an. adequate
supply for all purposes.
The complete financing of
the proposition has been quietly
but fully arranged by president
Hackett during the surnmer, and
1t is understood that this has
been done largely in The ranks
of the wealthy and influential
friends of Colonel Hackett in
Louisville. First with the God
bes, he took all the chances and
risk of making the mines and
then invited his friends to Join
him in the task of providing the
reduction works and making the
wealth already in sight available.
1t has been a clean piece of bus
mess from its inception; it has
been handled by clean business
men and the operation of the
powerful company that has been
organized to recover the millions
in mineral wealth exposed and
still hidden in the unxplored
depths of the mines owned, is
destined to do as much if not
more than any one thing to re-
store to old Phoebe the prestige
that it held in the early DAYS.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26

William B. Atwell, postmaster
at Searchlight, Nevada, is an
embezzler from the United
States funds to the extent of at
least SIS, 200 according to inform
alton from the southern camp,
little could be learned in regard
to the case here last evening.
United States Attorney Platt was
seen but refused to give inform
alton out in regard to the case
or to discuss it. He simply
stated that if the story was cor
rect no arrest had been made as
yet by the officers. The arrest
according to the dispatch from
the camp would be made at
once.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26

A. w. Mindley, formerly chief
cook at the Grill, intends to open
up a chiken tamale and chile
concarnie business and family
trade will be carefully catered
to, Mindley will have his head
quarters over the Club Saloon
and written orders will receive
prompt attention and delivery.
The Rev. DR.. Balm of Las
Vegas, was a visitor in Pioche
Thursday last, and held services
the same evening at which a
large audience was present. The
Doctor is a very eloquent and
earnest speaker and his discourse
was enjoyed very much by those
who were so fortunate as to be
in attendance.
Geo. T. Royer came in from
Royal City Thursday evening
and will take charge of the
grading for the ore bins and a
new stretch of track to connect
with the Caliente-Pioche rail-
road for the Nevada Utah COM
pany.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
Steel Gang
Is in Sight
The Construction Force Can
Be Seen Each Day at
Work in Flat

That longing which has swell
ed within the breast of many an
olc' Piocher for long weary years
has at last come to a realization.
How many of the residents,
with never faging hope in the
future of this camp, have looked
with wistful eyes and hoped for
the day when they would be
able to see the smoke of the
locomotive belching forth as the
train came up Hamlite Flat be-
low town. This can at present
De seen, and it is only a matter
of days until Phoebe can boast of
a ra1lroad.
Within the last few days the
construction forces have made
very rapid progress indeed and
to use the common expression,
they are simply jumping along.
Steel is AT present laid above the
crossing of the county road the
fore part of next week should
see them on the new stretch of
grade leading to the depot site.
After this is accomplished, it
should require but little time to
have the entire road in fine work.
ing order and shipping from this
point should be in full blast long
before the first of the year.
This again brings up the all
important question. When are
we going to have Railroad Day?
Are we going to have it? We
do not know. Perhaps there
may be more feasible times than
at present, but none when the
people will be so enthused and
feel as though they could put the
proper spirit into the proposition.
Some say the railroad people do
not favor it. If this be correct
we believe the railroad people
are a little presumptous, for the
reason that the celebration will
be in honor of something they
have done for us, and they
should not dictate as to when
and how it shall be done.
The only good reason that can
be advanced for not celebrating
Railroad Day at an early date, is
the possible weather conditions.
Citizens what do you think of
this question? 1t is up to you.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
NJ. F. Laffan Returns

M. F. Laffan returned from the
East and Europe Wednesday
last. He expresses himself as
having had a very enjoyable
time during his absence.
When questioned as to his
opioion of the probable result of
the stringency of the metal
market on the operations of
Phoebe, Laffan said that did not
believe there would be any per-
ceptable effect, and states that
ne could see no cause for alarm
among conservative business
men, and those alone who will
suffer will be men who have spec
ulated far in excess of their re-
sources.
The Searchlight News, pub
lished at Searchlight, Nevada,
which suspended publication
temporily, has again made its
appearance. We are pleased to
see the News again in the field,
for it is a bright, newsy sheet,
which is always to be found
boosting, in particular, for the
section in which it is printed,
and for the county and state as
a whole. We congratulate the
management on the initial ap-
pearance and the community of
Searchlight is to be congratu-
lated upon being able to number
such a paper in their midst.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26

completed. This shaft is within
a short distance of the No. l
shaft. owned by the Nevada
Utah people and is considered
very desirable ground.
c. K. Heaishy of Marion.
Ohio. is one of the principal
owners of the property and is
on the ground looking over the
work, while E. Greenwood, the
well known mining man of Phoebe.
has the direct supervision of the
work now under way. The cor
poration has a large area of
ground and contemplate doing
a great amount of development
In the near future.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26

Begins Work
OhiO-Nevada Starts Work On Prom
erty Purchased From Mark
Church

One Of the latest corporations
to commence working in Phoebe
is the ohio-Nevada Mining Com
pany. This corporation has but
recently been formed and
has taken over some of the
choicest properties in the dis
trict. AT present they are work.
ing on the properties formerly
owned by Mark Church which
are situate southwest of town
and Immediately adjoining the
Nevada Utah properties. They
are retimbering an old shaft on
the property and about 100 feet
of this work has already been
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
MONDAY

Four real estate deeds, Los
Angeles, Cali; one mining no.
tice, Denver, Colorado; four
mining deeds, Las Vegas; three
real estate deeds from Caliente;
one real estate deed, Pioche; five
mining notices, Grand Junction,
Colorado, one mining notice,
Salt Lake City; one mining no
tice and fourteen proofs of la
Dor, Phoebe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
Georgia Phoebe
Men Are Here
DIR. Baker Accompanies w.
S. Anderson on Tour of
Inspection

W. S, Anderson, accompanied
by DR.. Thomas F. Baker of Ma
con, Georgia, came in last even
ing. DR.. Baker is here for the
purpose of examining the prop
critics of the Georgia-Pioche Cor
poration, Of which he is an ex-
tensive owner. This is his Sec
ond visit to Phoebe, having been
here some few months ago, at
which time he became very fa-
vorably impressed with the dis
trict and is becoming quite heav-
lily interested here.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-26
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY

One real estate deed, Moapa;
one mining deed and one proof
of labor, Las Vegas; one mining
deed from Denver; one real es-
state deed and one mortgage,
Salt Lake City; four real estate
deeds, Overton; one real estate
deed, Los Angeles; eighteen
mining notices. Phoebe.