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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-11
JUSTICE COURT.

The case Of the State of
Nevada VS. Benz Cowan charged
with assault and battery on the
person of Mrs Benz Cowan, came
up for hearing before Justice c.
w. Garrison.
The state was represented by
District Attorney Chas Lee
Horsey and ]. M. Breeze and the
defence appeared for himself.
After hearing the evidence the
jury composed of nine of the
citizens of our town brought in q
verdict Of mot guilty"
Wood; Wood; Wood
Who cold wood FvnrvhodV
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-11

Farmers are homesteading
lands in the valley to the west
of Searchlight, Lincoln county.
There are locations for about
4,000 people.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-11

w. L. Cook, of the Hod-
ges-Cook Mercantile Co. is
in town from Nephi, Utah.
The mail has been some
what uncertain of late owing
to the snow slides, washouts
and other troubles on the
San Pedro railroad.
Jos Poujade after a ten
day stay in Phoebe looking
over his reai-estate and min
ing claims departed for his
home in Carson City Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
Prudential left Saturday
for a two weeks visit to Los
Angeles.
Atty F. r. McNamee, was
a visitor in town Monday
from Delamar on legal busi-
ness.
The Sheriff office is now
under the charge of Phil
Smith. Mr.. Smith has ap-
pointed Frank Walker as
Deputy Sheriff Of this pre-
cinct.
Mr.. McCawley, who has
been the past three months
engaged in teaching school
at Acoma isa visitor in town.
Treasurer Ed Clark, of
Caliente can be seen at the
Treasurers office. Mr.. Clark
has appointed Eugene Good
rich as his deputy.
Any person wishing to
purchase a map Of the Pioche
Townsite traced from the
official map of sthe county,
can purchase same at RECORD
office. The maps are $500
each.
Owing to an accident of
the light plant of the Hodges
Cook Mercantile Co: their
store has been in darkness
the past two evenings.
VIM Hawkins, County
Commissioner elect of Las
Vegas, was in town Monday,
looking after the affairs of
of his Office, which he assum-
ed on the 7th.
Geo. Banovich, the new
county dad, from Delamar
came up Sunday to be sworn
in as a member of the Board
of Commissioners.
The new board of County
Commissioners held their
first meeting Monday Jan.
7th. The official bonds of
the various county officers
were approved and the new
county officers resumed their
duties. The greatest bond
was given by Ed w. Clark
as treasurer, the amount be
ing $65, 100000
One of the most severe
snow storms since the yea
1889 visited this section tn,
past ten days. The storm
seems to be general through
out this entire section, aroun'
the Eagle Valley countr,
two feet of snow lies on tn
ground and the same can b
said of Phoebe. In tn
Highland Country the dept
reached three feet. Up t
the present time it is almoS
impossible to secure fue
and freight from the raj
road is out of the question
The newly-elected State Office
mill toLa fhoir coofo xoavk NJ
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-11
Commissioners
Meeting.

The Board of County Commits
sioners met Monday January 7th
1907 and those present were Jas.
A. Nesbitt. member Geo Bano-
vich, Chas Lee Horsey, District
Attorney.
Geo. 7. Banovich being duly
sworn and the required oath be-
ing properly presented, entered
on duties as County Commission
ers of Lincoln County, Short
Term.
The Boadsof VIM. E. Orr was
presented and approved by the
Board as County Clerk of Lin
coin county and entered on his
duties at this time.
The bond of C. w. Garrison as
Justice of the Peace of Pioche
township was then presented
and approved by the Board.
The bond of Phil K. Smith
was presented for approval and
the same was approved and sign
ed by the Board.
An adjournment was then
taken until 10 o'clock a. m. Tues
day, January 9Th 1907.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment January 9Th 1907, present
members j. A. Nesbitt and Geo.
T. Banovich; Commissioner w.
E. Hawkins was duly sworn in
as member.
]. A. Nesbitt was duly elected
as chairman of the Board.
The Bond of ]. F. Roeder as
County Assessor was approved
by the Board.
The bnnd of Chas Lee Horsey
as District Attorney and Sup't
of Public School was approved
by the Board.
The bond of Henry Lee as
County Recorder and ex-officio
Auditor was approved by the
Board.
The bond of Frank L. Wardlow
as Justice of the Peace and the
bond of O. H. Smith as Constable
of Searchlight Township were
duly approved by the Board.
The Bond of Louis Stern as
Justice of the Peace of Hike
Township was duly approved by
the Board.
The bond of Sam Gay as Con-
stable of Las Vegas Townsite
was duly approved by the Board.
The Bond of H. M. Lillis as
Justice of the Peace of Las
Vegas Township was duly ap-
proved by the Board.
H. E. Prudential appeared
before the Board and presented
a contract to be executed be-
tween the San Pedro Los
Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad
in the matter of the Jailsite at
Caliente Nevada. The said con-
tract was duly executed by the
Board by Resolution duly record.
ed as follows.
Resolved that the Chairman Of
the Board of County Commits.
sioners be and he is hereby
authorized tn execute on behalf
Of this County a lease with the
San Pedro, Los Angeles and Sail
Lake Railroad Company for &
period of one year from this
date, for a Jail site at Caliente il
this County, situated in the
Southwest quarter of the north
east quarter of section 8, Town
ship A South Range 67 East, Mt
Diablo Base and MERIDIAN, a
shall be more particularly de
scribed in said lease. Tn,
: quarterly and monthly report 0
, the various County Officers wer
, duly approved.
General County Bills allowe'
as per Register claim book.
! E. R. Phillips appeared befor
Y the Board in behalf of the citi
e zens of Panaca and asked for
o further apportionment to finis
. the repairing of the lane leadin
from Panaca to Bullionville. tn
Il appropriation formerly havin
Q been made be insufficient to con
It plete the work. Thereafter
|, was ordered by the Board tn;
/ the sum of Two Hundred ar
!, Fifty Dollars be allowed out
the General County Fund for IL
20 purpose of this work.
70 L.4:o., ,,rnc r,r.ocnntnd fro
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-01-11

The newly-elected State officers
will take their seats next Mon
day.
+ A delinquent tax list of
Esmeraida County occupies "a
! columns in the Goldfield
Chronicle.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-12-26

INV HE i experienced the peculiar feel
ing OF being altogether at a loss for
words.
".Aggy,' says | at last. I've got
good notion TO lay two violent hands
on YOU and wind you up like an eight
day clock. but rather than make hard
feelings between friends I'll refrain.
Besides. YOU are a funny cuss, that's
sure. one thing. boy, YOU can mark
down. We leave here tomorrow morn
ing
"All right says AZ. This sporting
life Is the very devil. l like outdoors
as well as the next man, when | get
there
80 the morrow morning away we
went. All we had for kit was the
picks, shovels and pans. The rest OF
our belongings was staying with the
hotel man until we made rise.
Gag said he'd be cussed If he'd walk.
A hundred and fifty miles of stroll
was too many.
But we amt got a cent to pay the
stage fare says |.
"'Borrow it of Uncle Hotel-keep,'
says he.
"'Not by town Site says ]. We
owe him all we're going to at this
very minute. You'll have to hoof it.
that's ALL
81 tell you | won't. l don't like TO
have anybody walk on my feet, not
even myself. l can stand off that
stage driver so easy that you'll won
der | don't take it up as a profession.
Now, don't raise any more objections
please DON'T says he. L can't tell
you how nervous you make me, al
ways finding some fault with every
thing l try to do. That's no way for
hired man to act, let alone pardner.'
$50 Of course he got the best of me.
as usual, and we climbed into the
stage when she come along. Now,
our bad luck seemed to hold, because
you wouldn't find many men In that
country who wouldn't stake two fell
lers to a wagon ride wherever they
wanted to 60 and be pleasant about
1t. I'd have sure seen that the man
got paid. even If Aggy forgot it. but
the man that drove us was the surli-
est brute that ever growled. When
you'd speak to him he'd say, 'Unh'-a
style Of thing that didn't go well in
that part Of the country. l kept my
mouth shut, as knowing that I didn't
have the come-up-with weighed on my
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-12-26

~ tell you l aoo1a't. don't like to hare
anybody lcalk on my feet"
spirits, but Aggy gave him the jolly
He only meant it in fun, and there was
plenty of reason for it, too, for you
never seen such game of driving as
that Teller put up in all your life The
Lord save us! He cut around one cor
ner of mountain so that for the
longest second I've lived through my
left foot hung over about thousand
feet of fresh air. I'd have had time
to write my will before l touched bot
tom If we'd gone over. l don't know
as l turned pale, but my hair amt
been of the same rosy complexion
since.
"'Well" says Aggy in a surprised
tone of voice when we got all four
wheels on the ground again. Here we
are" says he. Who'd have suspected
It? l thought he was going to take
the short cut down to the creek
1.-THE driver turned round with one
corner Of his lip h'isted-a dead ringer
of a mean man. Says he to Aggy.
Yer funny bloke, amt yer?
"'Why,' says Ag. that's for you to
| say-wouldn't look we'll coming from
me-but If you press me I'll admit
| give birth to little gem now and
then
our bold buck puts on a great
swagger. We'll. yer needn't be funny
IN this wagon says he. The pair of
yer spongin' ride! Yer needn't be
gay. Yer hear me, don't cherY
why. l hear you as plain as though
you set right next me- says Ag. Now,
you listen and see II I'm audible Mt the
same range. You're blasted chumpv
he roars in tone Of voice that would
have carried forty mile. Did you hear
that. RedY he asks very innocent. /
was so hot at the drivers sass--the
cussed low downness Of doing a Teller
q favor and then heaving 1t at him
that you could have lit match on me
anywheres, but to save me couldn't
help laughing-Ag had the comicsiest
way!
"At that the driver begins to larrup
the horses. I amt the kind to feel
faint when cayuse gets what's COM
Ing to him for raising the devil, but
to see that lad whale his team because
there wasn't nothing else he dared hit
got me on my hind legs. I nestled
one hand In his hair and twisted his
ugly mug back.
"'Quit thatv says l.
"'You let me bel amt hurting you.
he hollers.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-12-26

COPYRIGHT 1902 BY MCCLURE PHILLIPS u COMPANY
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General . Superintendent @. 9.
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Nn San GrontiSco bot &cnrp
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rung5matleriirma in Nr. 60, @aa'
Str0Bc, Ncms Oorf.
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(Sortietung ioist.)
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gon getroiien, unb Die Tdber ocIlel'
ben gingen ii6cr i'm, oell &orper III
ser Magengegeno in 5iuei Sbeilc tibet
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Gr. Wault,
Seafeber unb VFphlItr.

Ser Serporrageibiie auer Webien. Or &c.
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e. eatItig ODER uneiniii9 fein. u&Ie!Hpiel. mas
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Notionul9 onfen.

Nationol= 9anfcn.
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g9iIcor, gaiDicr, II GcutbsStrabe.
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u5armerc IL Werbant5' National gant,"
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Gtabltrt 1890.
Wilbeiin .. Neinbarot
Nr. 2O21, meH.galtiuore.e traae.
Nem-gprs elaitiide @rndbanbcr,
cgne Jeber,
lbnnen Sas NIB Wadbt getraeen tperben.
Mnd Sart-8 nmmi'GGnber,
,uefde ME ruten, ieIbft bel'm Waben mtdt.
9ie!elben ftnb bon aner Mer5tcr beftenS
emptobIen.
gr berfertiat nif Deiteauii9 unb bat OUT eaeer:
edbuIterbduber, tlnterlettSttubcu,
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TO arraneirt, oab feline geeDrten auitoen be-
items 3ufrieben eeitelt ii1b:
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mente iperbet earnHtirt, onb lie pdilen. uno
ours Gauberfte urio Yefte araefertiet.
Eur Tamcn iuo Stniiner
urter Muffbi bon Wsao. Weinbarot borbaroer.
W.b. TeIepbon - GonrtIanb 1854.
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0erfanqt:

Gin iurger Wanr bon ~ungefG5r 20 Sabren
ais SOantudrter uno it6 in einem Aeitnurnrl
niibIt6 }u nndben. Aad3lfrageu in Rr. 405,
@cfts9cGlngtorb Strahc. 4-5)
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Serlangt tut AMsemeiHeR.


Diain nnS Srar aus Sanitor III einein Club
bauie, fbnten i'm Slufe mietbsfrei lillo nit freier
Glub," MrSwcit.Gfc Goutunbio r,.Aucnn nnc
SdJrpeocr sStrnfe. CO
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5000

faufen etnss jener mubernen .Saafer nit fcd)s
&ucmne nnS Tasetfe. strahe. seller, Sot unb
Irottoir nit Cement beIegt unb neneite @inri4'
tnnaeu, einftItebIi6 3Ioaienfanal > MnfhllB.
Gruno5ins nur $50 pro Sa6r.
6. 8. Gallagher, 9auneifter,
siireau yir. 2407, Sairmount'sIpenue.
(264--)
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Gin lebi9er Wiart sur 8eior9ing bon Efers
ben nno fir uIlgemcine gIrbeit; SO pro 2Sode
nit soft llto GppiS. Man a~oreiiire: Garl Suff.
iaanr, VT. Ylrafant 8a,crD, &aibington, 90.
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Rene bemtide M%niieblnng i'm ionniger
GiiAru.

Nm 5ipei Saupibnbnlinien; fb5neS. eeiunbes
aIinla; feline yseaer; erfiIInfliger Noben In fieis
he Garnien eineetbeiLt. aud einige r:1oipn
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Elm paar Sunoert Collars gefpart taben ine
gert feIbftft1nbi9 iperben %ir1dten. NdbereS bel
Scrmanm Habcnhunp, Wr. til, Wurb.SbdrteSs
efrake, Baltimore, wib. (Septf0,fO
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9[0bofoten.

9aul Sobannlen, III glorosG9arTes.S irdBe.
&nrl u. ID. Sdlult, 12G-129 2~ams9niIoing.
@nitaprS SorD, 26l-2G9 Salbcrts8uiloiue.
y. Ism. SrtnIaitn, iii Notwithstanding.
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Gin .erOBes @el6difsbai5 criier aIniie nit
2S5.iaDriqem geiie6en ia Der Sterilization eon
eiuen guten WiaHIt ais Sei6iftSfiibrer eiucs
Gneross3iueigcs. Gnldr $500 pro Sabr. mo
lotlib 3ablbnr, nebIl alien N~lioften uno erirds
Committeeman. Ipplifant mub cute Reieren5en
baben uno $1,000 Sanr beItbell, bic 6nfricoens
itelello iifergeiteut peroen. Wian aoreiiire:
yFreiibeht, 612 2. q. ctr, Ct. SuniS, Nu.
(357. 69 :512)
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Seuttute
inter ber IuiiidDt Der eSeiittben @eteuibatt,"
- 9ieieliigeit. bic oelitfd)e 6Gloluerfer, srbets
tcr uno 9ienithoteu 5u befdGfiipcn pitnfden.
ipouen itl peritnli6 cher IL Iranfirten Brieicr
an ben NeeniPl Der 9elellf6att, SuDaiit e.
Wicber, 3imner liz, Hr. 2f5-217, Court
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Morllors ltu0 @rallita@erfc
g. Siladrtner & S1bne, 714-t9 gSeftsgnItis
ber Of Commerce.
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2eid)enbeitottcr.
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9em Guuf, 9tortbs ruo 8renmounisstbcnue.
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TaNe snr 9ieiie in's MnsfanS be-
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murc-S traRe, nabc Guitnmbouic-9pe.
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SruItsGompognie'n.
nltiuore Sruit C OMarantle Co.," Gaut
tublesWrb1los.
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9aiimoterioIieM &biircn, 5cnitcr.
ro6mcn, Qooelt etc.
Games y. setter & 6p, 1l5 uro lit, Glib
SrCoeridfStrabe.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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