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Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11

George e. Bachelor. who has been
sick for several weeks. has so far re-
covered as to be able to go for drive
on Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11

George Carpenter has returned to
Noank from a short visit in Norwich
and is employed on the electrical work
at new cottage in Quiambaug.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
PERSONAL

Mrs. Burton Hall returned on We'd
nesday after a two months visit in
Gloversvilie, n, Y, with her mother,
who has been i'll,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
BOSTON STORE
New White
merCerized
Waistings

Tho first arrival of this seasons
White Wash Goods is here in eIe-
giant new designs, some heavy
effects and in dainty patterns.
Sheer plaid effects are the goods
this season of which we offer a
fine assortment.
White wsfstings IN mercerzed effects
in plain and broken checks-16c.
White Mercerized Material Figures
and Stripes, all neat designs-1se.
White Materials, Figures and Stripes
and Brocade effects-25e.
36-inch Sherrette, the new light
weight plain material - zee and
3ec.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
Incidents in Society

Miss Annie Ruggles, who has been
spending several weeks in Boston, has
returned to her home on Broad street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
LEGAL Holiday SATURDAY.

Saturday being a legal holiday. the
banks viii be closed all day and other
institutions will likewise close.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
Reservoir Risina.

The reservoir at the last measure
ment was 135 inches below high water
mark. The rainfall on wednesday
amounted to 80 OF an inch.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
To Avoid
Skin
Chapping

We still have the most trying
months of the winter before us -
February and March Is the most
troublesome time of the year for
those who have tender skins.
To avoid skin ehapping or cracking,
skin roughening or harshening, we
recommend the regular daily use OF
SMITHS VELVET COLD CREAM
either with or without oil, as the in
dividuai case demands.
This delightful toilet aid keeps the
skin soft and smooth and in the best
possible condition. Give it trial
it will surely win your favor.
Price 25c for Large Jar.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11

The rural carriers will deliver mail
as usual on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11

Among the questions which tn
farmer must answer to the satisfac
ton of the census enumerator are how
mny chickens there are on the farm
how many eggs they lay and what i
the value of the eggs He must ais
tell how many hours he works ever.
day, but does not have to explain hi
hours of leisure.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11

The second issue of state bonds un-
der authority of the act passed by the
general assembly of 1909, amounting
to 100000, Will be made April
by State Treasurer Freeman f. Pat
ten. Last April an issue of bonds
amounting to $1,0O0.00O, was made.
These bonds are limited to 100000
and the rate of interest is 1-2 per
cent They become due in 1894
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
DEDICATION AND
INSTITUTE DURING
VISIT Of DR.. Stubs

Through mistaking the reading OF
the calendar, the Record made an
error last week In announcing the
dates fixed for the visit of DR.. Stubbs
of the University of Nevada to Pi-
oche and Panaca. DR.. Stubbs will
address the pupils of the public
schools OF this city ON the after
noon of Friday April 8th. on which
occasion the new school building
will be formally dedicated with ap-
propriate exercises.
in the evening. DR., Stubbs will de-
liver a lecture on some timely sub
ject. which doubtless, will be a treat
to all. especially to those who are
Interested In educational affairs. On
the TO lowing day. the noted educator
will be . guest Of the Lincoln High
school at Panaca and will also lee.
tnre In that town In the evening.
Happily. State Superintendent Of
Public instruction Orvis Ring has
authorized the holding of . county
tea .hers' institute In this city dur
ing Inc week OF Dr. Stubb's visit
which as stated In last weeks issue
of The Record, will be conducted un
J der the direction ofProf. M. o. Grave
principal of the lincoln County Higl
school The first session of the In
stitutc Will be held on Wednesday
April 6Tb. and continue for thre.
days. All teachers In the count!
are expected to attend the institut,
meetings and are authorized by Law
To dismiss their respective school
for the occasion and during whicl
they will be entitled to full pay 70
tlle fine they are absent from thei
school provided that they are 4
attendance at each session of the In
stitute.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26

q supply Of fuel and mining timber
Is concerned. These properties will
remain inactive until the railroad be-
Sins business again. This is also the
situation at the Phoebe King.
SHIPMENT is READY
The nemijohn company has only a
sinai. force working now. Thi, prop.
erty uses horse whim to hoist ore
and while the method is a slow one.
superintendent Bailey will have 4 lot
ready s.r shipment when the iron
lorse appears.
BUSY AT THE POINT.
The Phoebe Metal Mining company
has enough fuel to last, it is said,
until the railroad gets busy again.
In the meantime, Sup't Lennon is
sinking the shaft and making good
progress with IL.
MtNDHA TO SHIP
The Mendha never had 10 much
ore in sight. 1t simply looks like a
whale OF nine.
The ore birs are all filled and the
management expects to do some ex.
tensise Shipping when the railroad
Is ready TO receive ore. Manager
Cook has Keen in Salt Lake this
week with the view Of arranging fer
= eontrat with the snelts<A
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
centennial P|OCHE
IS AGAIN ON
THE ACTIVE LIST

After temporary shutdown, the
Centennial Phoebe, of which Murray
G. Godbe is general manager. work
was resumed last Wednesday morn
ing and Superintendent Lloyd says
the shaft will be sent to the deep
as rapidly as two shifts of men can
take 1t.
Just before the recent closing of
the proptrty fissure vein Identical
in olaracter to the rich ones open
cd in the Prince Consolidated last
year, was encountered.
The Centennial is situated ada
cent to the Prince Consolidated and
It's owners lave contended that 1t wa
only question of development to
gain Al extension of the resources
which have been SO generously dis
played in the underground working
of The l'rince.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
Prince Con. Was Active
On Exchange This Week

Prince Consolidated made a stiff
move Upward on the Salt Lake Stock
G. Mining exchange during the week
The stock sold up to SO cents. max
ing all advance of 20 cents a share,
all Ii onv day. Just what caused
the eudden movement no one
seems tc know with any degree of
certainty, yet it is probable that the
stock was bought with the belief that
il was safe investment, which il
certainly is at present prices.
When the washout, which isolated
Pioehe i ON the outside world came,
Prince saeged considerably, as the
mine was shut off from market, as
was other mines in the camp. But
the prir &c Consolidated is big prop
osition and the low prices cannot pre-
vail long. Engineers assert that ther
issa .oJU, COCO worth of ore, net, in
sight in the mine at the present time
Following a resumption Of traffi,
on the railroad. the mine will begin
a more vigorous campaign than evel
and among the early improvement,
promised is new permanent work
| ing shaft.
The Golden Prince and Gold G. Sill
ver Prince are in the same position
as the Prince Consolidated as Tar .
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
GOLD EXCITEMENT
10 ON At LuND.

According to correspondent Of the
Ely Record In the lower White River
country quite . gold excitement has
been created at Lund, some very rich
float havils been found last week by
Messrs. Hanson and Jackson. A
small piece Of 1t was seen by the writ
er. and 1t looks mighty good. The
yellow metal was plainly visible. J.
l.. Whipple, Frank Connors. R. L.
Tucker and Harry Lewis have caught
tho Fever and gone up from this part
of tn valley to prospect for its
source. as the story goes during the
excitement AT Patterson . company
outfitted q man to Investigate that
camp and on his return, In passing
through the n ncui,tains east of Lund
he found rich mine and secured
about 80 rich samples, but upon his
arrival in San Francisco was takei
oown with Mrptain fever and died
but left maps and directions to flint
the mine The company sent ou
men to locate II but could not b,
found and 1t las been prospected TO
more or less ..'er since without re
sultI
Iut now that trace of II has bee
found aealn It II more than probabl
1t will bt located
1t would mean I,uch to this par
OF White Pine and Nye counties q
it wonld bring In men who could pc
natural possibilities Of the valley an
develop It's many resources.
With the water in the White Rive
valley properly conserved 1t ougt
aid will some time in the futur
support hundreds Of families instea
Of the 90 or 10 that are now there.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26

tridns can be operated to Los An
geles not later than May 1. 1t IL
also asserted that repairs will be
made on the Phoebe branch immedi-
ately following the connecting up OF
the line below Caliente, at which
Il Z II will become possible for mine
owkers Of this camp to obtain . sup
ply Of distillate and other necessities
essen''; to conducting their oper.
atluns
AVOIDING CLOVER CANYON
The fact that no construction gangs
have been put to work on the Salt
Lake end Of the washed out district,
aud the activity Of the surveying part
les which have been out between
Acoms and Panaca. 1t can be judged
hat he railroad company has no
in;en ION Of building through Clov-
= Valley canyon again. yet there has
boen no information given out bear
Ing on this point The engineers,
however. have established headquart
CHS al Acoma. hence 1t IL believed,
Ii d. our will be made from some.
whore near that point with the view
OF striking off to the southwest and
intersecting the Phoebe branch q few
miles to the south of Panaca.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
RAILROAD RUSHES WORK
SOUTH OF CAL|ENTE

Work is going forward vigorously
on Inc reconstruction Of the
Salt Lake Route. and with the OK
ception that corps of engineers
Is seeking new line to the west Of
Glover Valley wash, all energy is be-
ing displayed between Caliente and
Moaya.
On the Moapa end of the washed
ont district. 1t Is said, approximate
W l.ooJ men and teams are engaged; !;
while bridge carpenters are strung
cut all along the canyon wherever
they can be used to advantage.
Chief Engineer Il. G. Tilton has
appointed b. f. Knowlton Of the Har.
riman system. engineer In charge
OF onr struction, and Mr.. Knowlton is
now on the scene of action. The
telegraph lines In the canyon have
beer repaired under the direction of
G. n. Howard, personal representa-
tive OF Sup't Of Telegraph Dyer, and
General Foreman OF Construction w.
II rice
TRAIN DUE SOON
IL is claimed by men who have
been AZ the front during the week,
.ha' The road will be repaired so that
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26

l. oDcned up the men get their mon
ey. But en- the other hand, in many
cases, II the prospect proves worth
.ess the men are stood off for their
pay for couple Of days" and in
the meantime the employer departs
for other fields and the men are the
loser.
Srch law as is asked has been
adopted in many parts of the coun-
tr, and proved OF great benefit to
the workiugman. The proposed Law
lie Icing submitted to the unions Of
the ttate in a circular letter with
the request that some action be Ia.
kei ut an early date In order that
work on the measure may be started
as soon a. possible.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
Three -Trustsss Are To Ds chossn
At Polls Next Saturday.

The Pieebs board Of school trustees
has posted the notices required by
law calling the attention OF all cit
liens that an election will bs held
a. the school building Saturday April
2, at which time. three members OF
the board Of trustees will be elect
ed. Two Of the number are to serve
for two years and one for four years
The tenn Of office OF the new mem
bsrs will begin upon the day Of theiI
election.
The retiring board consists Of A. A
Carman. Jesse Simmons. and H. q
Prudential, who have been mention
ed for reelection. The names Of
NJ. l.. Lee. .. A. Hodges, John Ew
Ing and J. A. Clark have also beer
been mentioned.
The polls Will be open between tn,
Lours sf We aAd six e'sissk.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
PROGRAM.

Orpan voluntary.
Opening song and chorus. Risen
Today" by School.
Scripture reading, Apostles Greed
and i'rayer."
Recitation. Easter Flowers" Irms
Underwood.
Recitation. Easter Morning" Phil
lip Dolan.
Recitation. Easter Lilly" Ads
line Chrictain.
Duet, Mrs. and Miss Johnson.
Song. Working For Jesus" boys
class, Mrs. F. P. Thompson, teacher
Recital ION, Easter Children" Lew
Is Bsason.
The Easter Blessing" Mary Price
Recitation. Ring Happy Bells" Ra
chel Lamb
Easter carroll. Christ. the Lord II
Risen Today" by School.
Recitation, Heavenly Dove" Ma
lnie Orr.
Recitation, Speak Gently nol'
Walker.
Recitation, Model Church." Hsr
man Middleton.
SoLg. How to Live" Mamie Orr
Gladys Roeder. Fay Walker and ID
ana Lloyd
/ Recitation, Easter Eggs" Ami
Caffey.
Recitation, That Sweet Story q
DID, Zel2bia Middleton.
| Song, Step by STEP" by the We
Ones
| Recitation, The Lost Babies.
Frank va,ner.
i Recitation, He Cares For Me-" VI
Noiker.
Song, In The Hereafter"
| Remarks by Superintendent
| Chors. Rejoicing In The SDrin
Tine"
The public is cordially invited
tend these exercises.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
vegas Litho Stone.

Samples of what is thought to be
good c''ality Of lithographic stone
have been exhibited In Las Vegas
this week. The find is reported
from the neighborhood of the Vegas
wash. al 4 there Is said to be about
Twenty acres covered with deposit
of this material. Since the late tar
II -. on increased the duty OF
iniportatrns Of this stone, which
comes largely from Hungarian sourc
IS, II would seem that there ought
to be good market for the hom,
product Las Vegas Age.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
REDEKAHS HONOR
CHIEF Of ORDER
IN This SHIFT

The members OF Miriam Rebekah
lodge last night had the pleasure OF
Mrs. Oline G. Stewart
OF Tonopah. who is the grand pres
ilnnt of the or sanixat OF in Neya Ia .
4 special meeting was hell, and
aside from comforting degrees. ban
uet was given in honor of the dis
t'neuslic,! ruesL
Mrs, Stewart gave some interesting
information about the growth Of the
Rebekah lodges In the state during
the past year and congratulated mem
! ers of the local lodge upon the ex-
q en- showing made by them In the
shape of increased membership and
Tor The deep interest taken In the
aims and purposes of the order In
Phoebe
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS.
Everything In Order For The Dedl-
cation Ceremony Apr. 9th.

The campus at the new school
building has becn pun in ship shape
ordtr and the school trustees have
arranged for the planting Of thir-
teen trees
The fence and turn stiles have beer
completed and apparently everything
is In order for the dedicatory cere.
mcnias which are scheduled to Occur
Apri! Sth.
The present board of trustees de
serves much credit for the interest
which has been taken in the welfare
of The Phoebe schools and for the
excellent judgement exercised in tn,
construction and arrangement Of tn,
building.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
CAMPBELL LIKES
THE CHIEF DISTRICT.

Dick Campbell has returned from q
prospecting trip to the Chief district
and has become an enthusiastic boost
er for that region.
He says the Panaca mine. owned bJ
the Gold Chief company, Is property
OF excellent merit, and sees no reason
why 1t will not develop into pro-
ducer as large, II not larger, than the
famous Consolidated Mercur mine at
Mercur. Utah.
Mr. Campbell while at Chief secur'
ed an attractive group Of claims and
tronght back some rock assaying vol
up in gold.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL
HOLD EASTER SERVICE

Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday and ap-
lropriat- s,ytites will be held At
the Union Sunday school building be-
ginning at o'clock
The officers and teachers OF the
s,.rdsy school have arranged an ex.
cellent program for the occasion
which is az follows:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
r HA4tIDE MINE RS
WANT A NEW LAW.

Ta, Rnwhide branch OF the Wes-
tern Federation of Miners has 10.
sued 4 !,t,er to the unions Of the
state asking that they unite In the
fcrr,artion and passage Of law
before the next session Of the Nevada
legislature making 1t felony for an
en,plovcr to beat his laborers out Of
wages. The claim Is made that in
many rarts OF the state, especially
IN mining camps, men who own pros.
pets have q practice Of employing
Z m,rers 10 develop their properties.
II all is well and something Of value
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
GRIEF NEWS FROM
CAPITAL OF NEVADA
Special Correspondence,

special Correspondonce)
CARSON CITY, March 22.---At the
meeting of state dental examiners
last week. DR., Rulisor was elected
president to succeed DR.. Cavell, who
held the position ever since, the
board was created.
The court house fight in Lyon
county has not ended yet. The lat.
est development is a restraining order
from The district, application for
which was made by the Ysrington
interests to prevent the county com.
missioners, auditor and treasurer in
paying out Of the county funds any
none, for the rebuilding Of the coun.
ty court house at Dayton.
The l. Cohn ranch, located near
Wellington, In Lyon county. has
beer sold to Pennsylvania parties fol
a confederation Of about $4,000. Thii
Ia one of the largest ranches In Ne
vaua
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
WILLIAM ROBERTS DEAD.
DEAR AZ Miner sueeombs After a Pro
tracted lIlncss.

w .am II. Roberts. an old-time
Del,mar miner. died at the Duck
wortn hospital last Monday morning
afti an illness covering q period Of
many months.
Tho deceased was a member Of the
Odd Fellows lodge at Hamilton, Ne
vada. but the funeral was conducted
by the local lodge Tuesday afternoon,
inteiment taking place in the Piochs
cemetery. An effort was made to To-
cate relatives. but without success.
Mrs. Roberts. wife Of the deceased
disd o, Delamar several years ago
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
NEVADA Fares
WELL IN LIST
OF DIVIDENDS

Certainly the continued low prices
of silver, COPPER. lead and zinc and
the curtailcd production of these met
ais. in addition to the interruption OF
mining in various sections by reason
of heavy SHOW. labor troubles and
other causes. do not bespeak conf
cercs IN the cividend.paying power of
the mines and metallurgical works.
And yet. notwithstanding all these
adverse factors, no less than 49 Amer
ican mines and metallurgical works,
according to the reports made direct
TO The Mining World at Chicago, paid
dividends amounting to $10,258,64
for the first two months of 1910.
These ~ concerns have declared in
dividends to date the enormous sum
OF S3ia.lSl. SOS, which. on an issued
capitaliga' ION Of $3.50, ,4702 262. shows
ioturn of 80 per. cent. 1t should
be slated that this record does not
include the profits divided by five
Sc ,urities holuins corporations. which
for the ~ rlonths this year. amount
ed to 81 800 .00a. making their total
disbursements $a,251 ,251, On an out
standing share capital of $215,316,0 900,
this makes a return of nearly A per
cent n addition there has been paid
b.; one Ietal selling company-the
l nited-- which handles the product OF
tho Amalgamated company and Other
large interests. $250.000 in dividends
this year. making a total for this com
pany Of s10.250. 900 since incorpor
alton in January. 1900. a return or
the s5.oOO.000 issued capital of 20g
! per cent
OF the ~ mines paying iiyidendI
this wear 81 are included in the gold
silv.r-lead classification and paid 81
837.l3l These mines have paid t
holders Of stock since incorporation
S,05, 55,SS2. return OF 89 per cen
Or tienr'-- equal to the combined Is
sued 'apital Of $l19,S94.423.
Twenty of these 43 properties ar
locat in the United tates and the.
! contributed to the two months tota
s3.344.8sl. Since incorporation thes
companies have divided among share
holders $79,459,325. q return equiva
! isrt to SO per cent on the $s6.050
I S6S issued capital. Three Nevad
, proper ties Geldfield Con, Tonopa
and Goldfield Alamo-contribute
. nturly half of the total credited t
I the I'M ed States for the two month
II 1910, as follows: Goldfield Con
3 Its $40; Tonopah, $350,000 an
9 Goldfield Alamo, $21 900. Six Uta
y comp nies contributed $519.664 an
t three Colorado companies, $2S6.50
g Seven Candian companies, all b,
!. one-Hcdley of British Columbia, pa
d Ing saS, S,000-operating in the Coba
S district of Ontario, contributed 81
n l0i6io, making their total to dat
|. $40, ,sO4, ,586, So per cent return Q
d their issued capitalization of s17,94;
It 55s Nipisslng leads for the ye,
q wiz, $3.50 900 and Crown Reserve
n second with $z6s.328.
, Six Mexican companies are inclu
cd in the 43 gold-silver-lead prope
IN ties paying dividends in 1910, al
le they distributed among shareholder
$37" 900. Since incorporation h
rt disbms ements total $12,296.47l,
ls sS per cent return on the $4,000. o
70 share capital.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
Activity Al Bristol.

l. Seherznger spent Sunday and
NJ hay 2 "a" BrIstoI district where.
ne reports, there Is considerable min
ing activity Quit number Of per
sons are engaged there In developing
thir elains in Z small way or else
DONG assesls lncat work
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-03-26
Hurt sy a Mule.

John Crow met with an accident
this week which will keep him in
doors for awhile. A mule stepped
on his foot induring one Of the
beAes.