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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21
MAY GET TOGETHER
IN PRIVATE BOUT
Kid COpin Accepts Challenge II
observation-disclosures to Be
Held To-Niqht.
Held Tonight.

KID Coplin has accepted the challenge
Of George Herbert for q private bout.
and Is willing 20 put on the gloves with
him for a $50 bet 10 the side The two
fighters Will meet. with their rnanag gers.
tonight and arrange for the battle and
Sign agree mentE. Herbert prefers r.
private match. and the Kid is willing
70 meet him undor any circumstances.
The fight has neea talked Of FOR some
time. though Coplin has always been
wiling. even anxious. TO pull the mill
on with Herbert
Last week Coplln tried 20 make ar
rangements 20 meet Joe Hozelli. but the
latter would not accept any oYer mad.
by the managers OF COplin. except for a
division OF the purse. sixty per cent
for the winner and forty per cent for
the loser
The night between the Kid and Her
bert. II the arrangements are made cat
isfaotorily tonight will be pulled or
about February 18th. and COplin viii
Immediately 20 into Z ming
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MURDERED STOPFKEEPER
AND TOOK HIS MONEY

WELDON. y. c.. January 20.-'Bud"
Rafnev. "a prominent young man Of
NORTHAMPTON county. who kept coun-
Try store near Pleasant hin. was found
murdered in his bod Friday morning
The whole top Of his head had been
blown OF. and HIS safe and money
drawer We're robbed. There is no clue
as yet to the parties who committed
tho horrible crime.
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FOR THREE DAYS
LOST N THE WOODS
Young Man Beaten Nearly to
Death by Unknown
Parties.
Parties.

SALISBURY. y. c.. January 20
clarence Neighbor. a wen known young
white man here. was found in a piece
81 woods near Salisbury yesterday In a
semi-consciOus condition. having been
beaten into insensibility by unknown
parties Neighbor states that he had
been In the woods three days and that
he was robbed by his assailants. who
beat his head into Jelly. His condl-
ton IS stili critical. There Is no clue -
the robbers
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Meetings.


&. MEMBERS OF FRATERNAL
XIX Lodge. no. So A. r. and A ST.
y are requested 20 attend q called
communication at Masonic Temple THIS
Monday A ERNDDN At PTS o'clock
TO pay the last sad tribute Of respect 70
our late brother Worshipful James ~
Capers. Jr. Members OF sister lodges
are frat-rnally invited.
~ order Of the WorshipfIl Master
D. BOTTlGH LINER Sec'y
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Standard Paper
Mig Co. viii DE held at the Once
~ the company. in Manchester on
THUR SDAY AFTERNOON. January
24tn. al o'clock.
Secretary ana Treasurer
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the virginia State In
slrance Company VIII be held at the
othce Of the company corner Fifth and
Main Streets. on TIL RSDAY (Januarv
18th az y o'clock noon
ROBERT LECKY. IT. secv.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
citation. OF Richmond Va win be-
held ~ the Office OF tho counany on
EDNESpAN. January 20. 1907 at
VI - i MDFNTCA STLE. Sec
rotary and treasurer.
Richmond. Va Jan. IT, 1907
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
etockh9lders OF the BROAD street
Rank Nicrmord. Va. viii be held al
t.N.r ban king house az c'clock o.
81 rNrIIHrr -. 1901
ANDREW 81 CLOVER. Cashier
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising IS I cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost OF 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths, marriages,
obituaries and ali other classified
notices. No display type allowed
IN 're classified columns.
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BASKETBALL.
Cells Defeated by Romans at
Y NJ Z. a Saturday NIGHT.

T.0 |ts handicapped by the abe
sr..r rf ftY or their regular team.
wrrr 'rt.nfs1 saturday might by the
i.'H tp So = basketball game
H' Pho g. Jones and Lawrence
.a.. two goals. and Lemon and
occurred one The game
f.r saturday night OF this
"'"F hr postponcd on account Of
.t itrNNr meet ln the Horse Show
i..l.aIrl
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SPORTS REVIEW
FOR THE WEEK
Chief Event Will Be the Indoor
Track Meet on Saturday
Night.
MANY VISITORS BE PRESENT
Much Interest in New Bowling
Leagues-Bascball Fans Look
ing Forward.

Chief among the sporting events
scheduled for the week is the indoor
track meet, which is 20 be held Satur-
day night in the Horse show Building
This meet wml. undoubtedly, be far
and away the most Important sporting
event OF the season. bringing together
as II Will tho most splendid athletes
that the colleges Of the South and
many OF tho North can afford. Many
OF the competitors who viii be here
are men Of recognized standing in the
sporting world, having won honors and
prizes, and broken records galore And
iI ls the nope. and even tie eNpecta-
ZION OF tho nnanagement. that new
records VIII be established and old
ones broken on SATURDAY night Yves
ley W. Coe. the champion shot-putter
or Michigan University has sent A
telegram TO Director Reilly. saying that
he wnl be here without fail. and con
Neylng the Information that here he
VIII try 10 break the record with the
twelve pound shot. a record now held
by Ralph Rose, OF the same institu-
This viii he the first time i'm the
history Of college athletics that any
competitor VIII have come out OF the
West the land where athletes seem
10 De porn, ike the poet-athleta
nascitur. non fit Henernan OF
Georgetown. and Mcdonald OF pm
syivania- both men OF high standing.
and many others will be here 10 run
- mp rnIoW tne manner. or hurl
- - - III 9"'" d" eeEFtEation.
c,ot 49, -, - "a ; ""1 pairing the
10 -. nc - 20 .e "eid INDOORS.
,vbe, 81, ~ .anlY Sne Gays
met upon the helds OF Olympia in their
Then. however tntcrlort,-sl o,,,,..fS..
was as much mar ~ ,t. 60. ,... -
as physical provress avn $500, :,
and the orator and ti,o noet - -.
decIaimer had as much right 70 De-
crowned with the laurel. ana t. ente-
through a breach in the wall Of his ma
record in running. wrestling. or throw
lhB the discus To-day. however
poet would be Missed from the reld
ana the only use for oratory IS had
ny the man who yels the announce
Htehts ana the names OF the victOrs
'-DuH u "eShP none
"o ''"0N "'ee- VIII DC great attrac-
u"H 70 society ana lovers Of clean col
''se sports ln t-chmond and 20 many
out-of-town visitors. many OF whom will
come down Toy special train from Balti-
more ana Washington 1t is expected
mat there will be much larger crowd
than was seen IN the Horse show Build
ing last year. when such meet was
seen for che f~st time in This city. as
its popularity was assured from the be-
ginning. All the institutions either have
alumni or friends here or both and an
these will turn out 10 cheer ,bei- fs,-o--
ties on To victory. or 10 svrnnatbiza Min
them in defeat Society win he nras
emit in FUN force and the appanage or
the affair will be brill,ant IN 49,. .,,-.-,a
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Miscellaneous

TIE WOOD MAN LIS ALI .NINDS
OF Lump Coal Steam coal. Anthracite
r. 7. LONG. 1901 West Broad
WATCH 1908 HULL STREET. MAN
chester, Va. one week TO close out
business
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Business Opportunities

HAVING DECIDED To DISCoNTfNr-.
tho grocery and liquor business. We
o0cr olr stock Of goods nxtures.
good Will teams and wagons to-
gt.ther with unexpired lease FOR sale
privately. corner Eighteenth and Main
streets. ls one Of the best retail
SONS INC.
ONE FLOUR NILL MAI. ~ BY WOLF
Mau-faC turing Company. consulting
o. TWO fDur-rol stands securing and
IoisllrS machines Durifer and ~
Iafor. all necessary pulleys. shafting
and spDlting Machinery good a.
rev Will soil cheap I.ANt'A Srf-Fs
tn STILL" COO. Lancaster g.
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PETERspURG sINGER,s NoTICE.-

D. HAYWOOD WINTERS. NOTED NEW
York vocal teacher spending year in
Richmond for health. viii accent few.
pupils in Petersburg twice each week.
For particulars address f. Main
Street. Richmond.
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED AfACHTN
cry built Let US develop your mechani-
cal ideas along that patent YOU have
been thinking about, liberal proposition.
G. 3. FORD CO, Irigg Shipyard.
Phone 3O2S.
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Rooms For Rent.

FOR EF.-I. ONE Oh TWO EXCEL
lcrt rooms conveniently located
BATH furnished Or lrflrnlshea. To-
gentlemen. or couple without chill
4rsn- Address L-f1s. Gaze tAls once.
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MACHINERY EoR SALE.

f75 WILL BUY lO-H. P ELECTRIC
motor 500 viii buy a Croker Wheeler
Dbl +. motor. with starting box at
VIII buy lo-H. p. gas engine 2O-H P
boiler and engine Chase. all as good
chaser a bargain can be had. an betting
and shaftinE attached 1000 feet 3 pipe
almost new; shafting and pulleys: FOR
sale three Sturtevant blowers; We paw
highest prices for machinery. copper.
BRASS. lead zinc and old betting. call
US Up and get prices. THE NJ KEEL
LEY IRON AND METAL CO. QNCD
Iwentleth and Main Streets. ,Phone aa
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

NE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7O3 EAST
Broad street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line OF
trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
city: repairing done Il. W. ROUN-
TREE * BRO, Trunk and Bag Co
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Lost and Found.

LOST LADYS pOCBLE-CASE GOLD
watch. with initials I'D a. II fob
attached. with initials &c. r 81. IN
Grace street Baptist Church. or be-
tween said church and Madison
street or Marshall. Liberal reward
- returned TO 100 X. Marshall
lost. SUNDAY. JANUARY 20. 1907. OF
EfrerView car. or between Ashland on
EaudCl qn and Beverly Streets. a
Iady's Gold Watch and Fob. initials
on outside 81 case and fob. r. Y.
g." Reward u returned 20 All Ran
dolph Street
lost JANUARY 18TH BETWEEN
tle Academy Of Music and First
street or Broad one gold open face
falv'S watch and fob with initials
"a X Reward - returned 20
Keusm Hospital 1915 West Main
Street
STRAY ED TO MY PLACE. $50 SOUTH
Eeivi6-re street. one bllr speckled
folrl dog Owner plense oal and
~~n-- -~n-r~-r ano nay for ed
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In case none Of the Nevada FIGHTING
clubs makes an oncr for the proposed
contest between Tommy Murphy and
Young Corhett. Murphvs manager said
yesterday that tho Harlem boy would
agree To- dght Corbctt in private TO n fin
ish for 5000 side. Aiurply's manager
insisted that Lc know OF "a place whore
such @ mill GOULD Doe pulled or without
Interference. and that he only wanted
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PHONooRAPHs.

'OMPIETE LINE OF EDISON PHO
uographs. records ard supplies: whole
sale and retail O.. p. HAYNES. COZ
East Main.
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REMEMBER.

BOYS AND GIRLS. WE ARE THE
only shoe store in Richmond selling
the genuine Buster Brown shoes
ALBERT STEIN. corner Fifth and
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For Sale.

FOR SALE A FINE DRUG STORE
o9o s o9Sin ness In Iidewater' IN town
oou6 9Ug a5S 5Sste $3.50 ,sFm,nsS
factory business stock will run
from $500 TO $500, own building
and lot. bargain to one who wants
ELLIS q. RICHARD son. knmarnock,
FOR SALE. NEW WAGONS TO SUIT
you Several secondhand grocery.
laundry. dry goods and phaetOns.
and Dayton wagons. Painting repair
ing and rubber tire work. RICH
AKDSoN BROS els Brook Avenue.
HAVE FOR SALE 4 PAIR OF GOOD
bought for $125. ard seen at CAPITA p
Actrruder forin seven miles above
Richmond. on Cary street and James
River Road.
$50 PAIRS LADIES NARROW WIDTT5
GOOD shoes left over from our barEagn
counter sale. A. 3 and & last. worth
SA.ao and $500. going now at last
call Tor SOC. at ALBERT STEMS.
corner Firth and Broad.
FOR SALE. HANDSOME GREAT DANE
well-traiDed Address CHILE NIL
LER. Bostocks Wild Animal Arena.
lakewood.
FOR SALE. STOCK OF GENERAL.
merchandise; building and store FIX
dress p & H. care OF Postmaster
Arvonis. Va
FOR SALE. DELIVERY. LAUNDRY
and Dayton Wagons new and second
hand. pricg- right ". L. SMITH, 3l4
FOR SALE. FULL LINE CLOSED CAR
riaEes for winter Use. new and second
hand goods guaranteed. ". G. SMITH
Sl4 North FIFTH.
SATNDERs's FEVER AND AGU-E
pills. guaranteed TO cure chllls and fever
and an malaria conditions. 75c. All
druggists.
LARGE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADr
Laundry and Dry Goods Wagons AT low
grade prices. cash or easy terms 4
MYERS SONS. 10 s. Eighth Street
FOR SALE. BOOKS RELATING TO
Virginia and written bv Virginia
authors. * Address a 621. care this
office.
FOR SALE-GOOD WORK HORSE ~
good condition Apply 70 j. \ FORD
HAM boulevard and Grace Street
THE WOOD MANS OAK AND PINE
Slab Is the cheapest. II Is dry
Phones 1920 and 1859
Boarding.
WANTED PERMANENT AND TRANS
lent boarders At the I.URAY. 400 E
Main Street. excellent table. nice
h-e ooarders wanted at 5l6 North
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SHOE REPAIRING.

&C TIALF-sOLE MEMS SHOES. Ia
dies. 60c-. childrens Acc: every pair
Rock Oak" soles DREW FfFC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. nc F. Main ST
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YOr CAS- FIAD ..i.l-rre . .r-r -----.----
% new. elective cvertr., '',-.
1I-S WCErHAM 5. 2lG Rorth mira
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Boarding.


WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRANS
lent boaroers Al the LURAY. 400 F.
Main Street. excellent table; nice
rooms
NENT TRANSIENT AND Ia
BE boaraers wanted al 516 North
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
The BanOvich
Consolidated

We would call attention to
the advertisement Of the Bano-
vich-Consolidated Mining Com
pany, appearing in this issue.
This company own some of the
most valuable ground in the New
Delamar section, and from the
development work now being
prosecuted, the showing justifes
the increase in the price of stock
from 5 to 10 cents. This speaks
well for this district, for the in
crease has come within thirty
days development and it is safe
to assert that the stock will ad-
vance much higher very soon.
The company is an enterprising
one and should meet with all the
support due a straightforward,
legitimate mining concern who
can deliver the goods.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15

town and lying adjacent to the
famous Ais mine, which has
such a record as a producer of
very high grade ore in the earl
ier days and that at a compara-
lively small depth. The Tele-
phone mine has much the same
formation as the Alps and from
the development work under
taken, has given extremely sat-
isfactory results. Also the Iron
mines, situate in the Highland
Mining District near Stampede
Gap is considered as being very
desirable as a fluxing ore to say
nothing of other mineral values.
Thus the Nevada Utah controls
a large area Of mineral ground
upon which can be found an
abundance of all characters of
ores and of proven values.
The Nevada-Utah M. & S.
Corporation has about completed
the installation of air compress
ors at the No. l and No. 5 5shafts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
Nevada-Utah. Buys
Manhattan Group

The Salt Lake Tribune of June
18th, states that the Nevada
Utah M. & S. Cooperation has
taken over the Imperial property
situate in Beaver county, Utah,
and the Manhattan Copper and
Gold Mining Company's prop
erty, situate in the Ely and
Highland Mining Districts,
Phoebe, Nevada. After purchas-
ing this property the Nevada
Utah Company is left in very
substantial financial condition
there being $1,OOO,OOO in the
treasury.
The acquisition of the Man.
haitian Copper and Gold Mining
Company's property in this
section. will add very materially
to the Nevada-U Utah's mineral
wealth in this section. Some of
the very best mineral ground in
this district is embraced in this
transaction, composing the Tele-
phone Group of mines east of
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
Our First
Automobile

W. A. Anderson returned from
the Northern part Of the state
this week, bringing with him
an automobile. This is the first
auto that has made its appear
ance in Phoebe, and it created no
little interest among the inhab-
itants. Mr.. Anderson made the
trip from Ely here in one days
time, thus demonstrating the
value of this conveyance over
the wagon and team route, both
as time saver and in point of
comfort. While we are on the
subject of automobiles, we notice
IN the last issue of the Lode Ex-
press, that Mr.. J. L. Denton of
Caliente, contemplates putting
an auto service between Bullion
vile and Phoebe when the rail-
road reaches the former point.
This looks good to US, for some
thing in this line is very much
needed. Alleviating the many
troubles of aggravated passen-
gers who are compelled to take
the stage conveyance at present.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
Baseball Team
For Phoebe

A great deal of enthusiasm is
being manifested in base ball
these days. The grounds have
been cleared and the boys get
ting down to good hard, consis-
tent practice. AS result, some
very good material is being
found, and with a little practice
and team work an opposing team
will have to hustle to win from
them. The prize allowed for the
game to be played on the Fourth
OF July, should be an inducement
for a team from some of our Sis
ter towns in the county to come
here and cross bats with the bows
on Independence day. Assur-
ing them, that should they so
decide, they will have never
met better sportsmen in the true
sense of the word, and will re-
celve every courtesy that can be
extended from gentlemen to
gentlemen.
An invitation is extended to
any team in the county to come
and contest for the honors of
the county in base ball line.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
Rich Strike
In The Lyndon

A new strike was made last
Monday by the Lyndon Mines
Company at Comet and in entire
new ground, being found at the
corner of four claims. A small
seam showing on the surface at
tracted the attention of Mr.. C.
M. Sampson. the foreman, who
put a man TO work with the re-
suit Of showing up an ore seam
the first day, and the second at a
depth of three feet the ore had
widened out to one foot, ASSAYS
from which gave, lao ounces sill
yer, 10 per cent lead, the ore
being chloride. 1t has a most
promising look Of continuing, the
being of the best and
the development of this new find
will be watched with interest.
Work progresses steadily in
the two drifts that are being run
from the bottom of the shaft, the
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15

After the compressors are COM
pleted, machine drills will be in
stalled which will be of material
benefit in the sinking of the
shafts. Meanwhile work is pro-
crossing very satisfactory and
the developing of the mines con-
tinue in a substantial manner.
A boarding house has been
completed near the No. 3 shaft,
which will be a great conven-
ience to the men employed.
Heretofore it has been all but
impossible for the men to get ac-
commodations in town. The
company realizing this, and con-
templating increasing the force,
found it imperative that accom-
modations should be furnished
with the result that the board
ing house has been completed
and bunk house will shortly be
erected for sleeping accommoda-
tions.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15

east drift penetrating the ore
chute for which it has been
driven, at a distance Of 80 feet
and the west drift is just COM
ing into ore at a distance of 25
feet from the shaft.
They are building a wagon road
from the canyon to the mine and
expect to have the same complet-
ed by the first of July when they
will be in readiness to ship ore
just as soon as the railroad gets
to Panaca and establishes sta
ton.
The road from Bennett Springs
to the mouth of the Willett can
yon, in which the mine is situat-
ed, will have to be graded
some in places and this
will all be put in order next
month. A force of twelve men
are now employed at the mine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
More County
Seat Dreams

Just as soon as the heat
at Las Vegas begins to rise,
Brother Nicklin gets the leg
islative fever and makes sew
eral counties, moves a
few county seats and revises
things in general. This time he
will elect to the legislature men
who will either divide Lincoln
county or move the county seat.
Dig in, brother, but as far as
moving a county seat from
Phoebe is concerned, never. Just
take a short spin up this way
and we can thoroughly convince
you that Pioche will be the larg-
est and best town in Lincoln
county in a very short time.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
Mendah Hoist
On the Way

Manager John R. Cook of the
Mendah-Nevada Mining Com
pany was in town during the
week and reports work as pro-
crossing very favorably at that
point. The 40-horse power gas
oline hoist to be used at the
mine is now at Modena and is
being loaded preparatory to ship
ment. AS soon as the hoist ar
rives and is installed, the force Of
men at the Mendah will be ma
terially increased. New bunk
houses and a boarding house
having been erected for their
accommodation.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15
Our Railroad
Assessments

The increased assessment of
the S. P. l.. A. & S. L. r. r. as
made by County Assessor Roeder
in conjunction with the action of
the State Board of Assessors. for
the year 1907, is as follows:
Rolling stock, $83, $50. 90; main
track, $102. 10000; wood, etc.
81, 050.00; real estate, $3.50. 90;
Improvements, $4,000; making d
total of $187, 10000; less a de-
crease in side track mileage of
Sl6, 328. 90; with this decrease the
total increase on the main line
amounts to $171, 462.00, exclusive
of the Caliente assessment.
The increase in Caliente dis
trict is main track, So, 500. 90;
side track, Sc, 200. 90; real estate,
$244. 90; personal property ST.
$50. 90; and the Phoebe & Caliente
road So, 645. 90; total increase,
SD, 439 90: making a grand total
increase over 1906 of S195, 901. 90.
The total assessment of all
property in Lincoln County ex-
elusive of the Las Vegas & Tono-
pah road is as follows:
Main line, $2,041, ,644.OO; Cal
iente district, $40, 794.00; Phoebe
& Caliente r. R., $3,645. co.:
grand total Of the assessment is
So, 055, 083.00.
In the returns made to the
Assessor by the tax agent of the
road, the number of cars quoted
are increased, but the valuation
of some of the cars was made
lower. This accounts for the in
crease made by the Assessor in
the item of rolling stock.
Assessments of the Las Vegas
& Tonopah and the Santa Fe will
be published next week. The
total of railroad assessments in
Lincoln County will reach the
So, 600, 600. 90 mark.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-15

profit to the operators, which
will give an idea of the richness
of the ore mined. The ore was
shipped from San Pedro to
Swansey, Wales, for treatment.
At present a LOO to-, mill is be-
ing erected on the Sagmore mine
and when the facilities for re-
duction are at hand, it is ex-
pected that this mine will rank
with the greatest producers of the
Southwest. There being block
ed out at present 10000 tons of
ore which will give a good aver
age when assayed.
The development work con-
sists of shafts and tunnels which
taken altogether will approximate
5000 feet, all the different ex-
cavations showing good bodies of
silver, lead and copper.