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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
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bireft mad, Der Geniur n~necfiinbigt
ipiirocn. Iuf Die 8eiie f6nnte bas
fatboliihc 2eiepublifum rehtseitig
getparnt rerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

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tiihrn mir @ntholifcn in Der Gom<
m.m1lpolitif unicre Yflidt als ipabre.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

Ser befannte ~tiefe 0cnfer" Inbp
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bnr9 ans Der @elt i6affen. bab Die
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nidt g%eitattet, lid an perbeiratben.
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nebmen, bab bieie aeuberung fein Be-
tueis Sunebmenocr Iltcrsi6tpdhe. ion.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

SIN elmer 8ebe. Die er Dor Der Chic
Societp belt, idete Serr Gait, Der
Often iei I'M Gongreb eiuilubreider.
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reider. ipcil bic 9elbmGdte. Die Su
bic Yolitif beberrihen. ibre @ertreter
nift 10 oft lpcdieln. = .@dfter
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
Enormous Output Of
the Nevada Consolidated

Not only does the Nevada Con-
solldated enjoy the distinction OF
making the cheapest copper in the
world, at 5s5 cents per pound. but
i: is now clearly entitled to fourth
place among the great producers OF
the United States Amalgamated
with it's groupings Of various prop
critics, is the largest producer, while
Phelps Dodge, including their Mexi-
can mines, comes second, closely fol-
lowed by Utah Copper, which owns
leraly SO per cent of Nevada Consol-
idated.
Taken as individual companies,
Utah Copper is now in the lead. pro-
ducing at the rate Of more than 100,
100000 pounds per year. Anaconda
is probably second with from S0,'
900 900 to 81, 900 900 pounds and Calu-
met and Hecla third with about 8O,-
900. 900 pounds Nevada Consolidat
ed at the present time is producing
at the rate of better than 72,O0O,'
900 pounds, which is slightly in ex
cess Of Boston and Montana.
Nevada Consolidated commenced
making copper two years ago this
month"; and has steadily increased Its
production since that time. The
following comparison Of its output fol
the first five months of this and last
year will prove interesting:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
sTEPToE SHELTER MAY
ERECT LEAD STACK

While nothing official has been CIV
en- out, there is rumor In circulation
that the Steptoe Valley smelter will
erece lead stack during the present
year to treat the ores Of the Nevada
United company at Ward. The erect
ion of lead stack at McGill would
be of great Importance to many
mines throughout the county, as well
as TO the Nevada United of Ward,
which would furnish the principal ton
mage for the new plant. With lead
stack at McGill, Hamilton would be-
come an important producer, notwith
standing the Nevada Northern rail
road, astheores could be hauled all
the way by wagon at a much lower
rate than they can now be shipped
to Salt Lake. The Duck Creek dis
trict and the country immediately
around the smelter could be draw
upon for a large tonnage, as also
could the mines of Lane City, Cher
~ Creek and othersections.-Ely Rec
ord
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23

The June output mas not yet DeeH
made public, but it is known to be
In excess OF the output during the
preceding month.
The announcement has been made
by officials of the company that the
fifth reverberatory furnace which was
commenced last winter, will be CON-
pleted during the present year, which
will still further increase the ca
pacity Of the plant next year, and
place the Nevaad Consolidated as an
individual producer second only to
that Of Utah Copper, and with ad-
ditional facilities to the plant, which
will follow In the course of time,
there is every reason to believe that
within another year or two Nevada
Consolidated will lead all other COM
panies in the output of red metal.
One day during the present week
two steam shovels at Copper Flat
load 11,165 tons of ore, and with
the second steam shovel pit in com.
mission, which it will be before the
close of the present year, the com.
pany will bein a position to easily
mine in. the neighborhood of 10000
tons of ore per day. At the present
time the average Is between 5000
and 10000 tons daily.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
CHE, NEVADA, SATURDAY. JULY %, 1910
Colorado Stcamb0ating
Now Thing Of Past

Many old time freighters will recall
the steamboats, on the Colorado riv-
er, which used to come up to Rio
Vile, in the southeastern corner of
Clark county. An interesting account
of the early days of transportation
on the river is found in the Yuma
Sun. The paper says:
THE sa e of the hull and wooden
upper works OF the dimantled steam
or Chochan formerly Cuchan) few
days ago, marks the end of what was
in its prime a business of magnifi-
cent proportions, the largest private
enterprise in the southwest. The
sale is of itself u very small affair.
The machinery having been removed,
only the wooden part remaining was
offered for sale and was disposed
of to Capatain Charles NJ. Smith on
a bid of $110. But 1t removes from
the river the last reminder OF the
Colorado Steam Navigation company
that from 1854 to the coming Of the
| railroad in 1875 did practically all OF
| the freighting for the region compris-
| ing all of Arizona, a large part OF
! New Mexico and parts of Nevada
and Utah, from the outside world as
| ldT Sd pOlHLS Ou Juc iOWtT SOiOIduO
The Colorado Steam Navigation
company established its business on
the river by the building of the steam
4 er the Gen. Jessup in 1854. The part
ners in the company were Ben Hart
horn, Gearge A. Johnson and Captain
H. Wilcox. Business was increased
SO that another steamer was added ar
up to the coming of the railroad two
steamers and two large barges were
kept busy. In the early years the wa
department furnished nearly all OF
the business,
The Apaches we're continually or
the warpath aud military posts were
at short intervals. Troops and supple
were brought from San Francisco t
the mouth of the river on ocean yes
els and forwarded to Yuma, La Pa,
and Fort Mojave by the river steam
ers. There were several Thousand
: troops in the southwest and everv
thing they needed had to be brough
|, from the states. Prices paid for freigh
were astounding, $75 per ton from
the mouth of the river to Yuma, TO
} example, and the ton was not ton
either all of the time; in fact, 1t wa
seldom anything like that weight, be
ing estimated by measurement, fort
cubic it. being called ton regardless
! of real weight. A man could easil,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
SENATOR PYNE
SUCCONDS after
pROTRACTED ILLNESS

SANTA CRUZ, July Estate Sen
ator G. D. Pyne of Nevada, who has
been acting lieutenant governor of
that state since the death of Cover
nor Sparks, died here today after a
lingering illness. He had come here
recently in the hope that he would
regain his health.
For the first time since Senator
George d. Pyne was taken seriously
i'll necessitating an operation at
Hanley's sanitarium, the true nature
of the malady has become known
The lamentable facts of the hopeless
case comes through DR.. e. A. Wheel
er, who has returned from the pa
tents bedside, where he saw thu
Stricken man Tuesday, and consulted
with his attending physicians ant
surgeons, Qrs. Terry and Phillips
Who state that a bacterial examin
alton shows cancer of the liver and
a!so of the intestinesfrom which th'
His hosts of loyal friends and ad
mirers will be grieyed at this au
thentic declaration, especially sine
some hope has been recently hel'
| oat for his recovery.
Or. Wheeler says life Is bein
maintained by the use of stimulan
| and opiates, but that sinking spell
| ara growing more frequent. and tha
it is but matter of time now bs
tie brave man must give up tn
struggle. Death will result froI
| physical exhaustion. He Is but
shadow of his former self.-Goldfiel
! Tribune.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
SENATOR nixon
INTERVIEWED BY
WINNENUCCA PAPER

In an interview with the Silver
State the other day, Senator George
S. Nixon asked in regard to his can
didacy for reelection is quoted as
saying:
you may say that l am candi-
date. In fact my petition for the
republican primary nomination is at
present being circulated throughout
the state. Thus far have heard OF
no republican opposition, but should
it be considered that the party pos
sesses stronger candidate, l am will
ling to steD down and help elect the
other man.
What do you consider the most
beneficial legislation enacted at the
asst session Of congress, Senator"
So far as Nevada is concerned,
| should saw the long and short haul
clause of the new railroad law. The
commerce commission granting reduc
ed rates to the intermountain country
will have far reaching effect. Win
nemucca, Reno and Elko will be the
three distributing points for the state
and will be enabled to shut out Sac
ramento and San Francisco.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
LEASfRS BUSY
ON old DyMP
At fLAMAR

The Delamar Leasing company, re-
recently organized at Salt Lake, Is
getting ready to work over the old
tailings dump at Delamar and shortly
the old gold camp will be ad-
ding more yellow metal to the world 9
supply Of wealth. 1t is estimated that
the dumps to be worked by the leas-
ing company contain approximately
10000 tons. The leasing company is
organized with . capital stock of
$4,000, divided into an equal number
Of shares.
The officers are: George R. Ray
mond. president; Charles H. jackson.
secretary and treasurer; A. e. Kea.
bles, Frank ]. Merrill and Harvey
Vance making up the board Of direct.
Ors.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
Caught In the Busy !
Whirlpool Of Politics

or Thomas in November. he win have
hard work to overcome an avalanche
of republican and independent votes.
1t will be interesting to note just
how the democrats of Clark county
will take to Horsey, for II Ii we'll
known that there are some old sorea
which have never healed.
THEY WANT EVERYTHING.
In Lincoln county the democrats
have men out for practically every
thing In sight, except sheriff. Pi-
oche democratic slate makers are
willing to let Sheriff Smith. the pres
ent incumbent and republican, have
his own way, yet there are q good
many democrats at Caliente and else
where in the county. who do not like
the frameup. not that they have any
objection to Smith; but because they
do not like to have the Pioche coterie
dictate the democratic politics for all
of Lincoln county Somebody may
hear from this before the campaign Is
over. Besides, the Chronicle editorial
endorsing Smith did not set just right
with some of those who have fought
many democratic battles. Neverthe-
less. they like Smith, for all parties
concede that he has made Lincoln
county one of the best sheriffa II
has ever had. The democrats are
also willing to let the district attOr-
noy's office go by default. Outside
OF that they want everything else: In
cluding the two members OF the
board of county commissioners.
GOING 1T ALONE.
So far, Orr for county treasurer,
Culverwell for county recorder and
Roeder, for assessor, have met with
no opposition either from q demoern.
ic or republican source. There Ia
v talk Of someone being patted against
Roeder; but nothing bas developed IN
the cases OF Orr and Culyerkeli and
the chances are they will have clear
sailing. .+
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Republicans are urging John Ewing
to run for county commissioner and
Johnny would make good one. The
Pioche wing OF the democracy want
Angelo Clark on the board for the
lbig rm ana are content with jim
Ryan of Calfente for the short term,
A good many Phoebe democrats, al
well as others in all parts Of tht
: county, inslS. tnat III view OF tue goo
service which he has rendered IL
. behalf of Lincoln county that Commis
sioEer Stewart should not be side
J tracked for new man, and some oi
them insist that he shall not be
: Stewart has the interests of the
county at heart and would like to sue
ceed himself.
{ George E. Coke and John Shier arr
{ republican candidates for the Assem-
oily. J. A. Denton Of Caliente is al
ter the democratic nomination: bu
a who will be his running mate still RI
I mains querry. Some one may We
be willing to take chance.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23

carry ton of drums, but the freight
cost SIS just the same. The quarter
master was very generous in the mat
ter of calculating weights by meas
urments. In measuring a wagon the
length was from the hind end OF
the bed to the front end of the chain
and the height to the top of the COW
er, and though the tongue was TAX
en- off and put into the bed also,
and the cover and bows taken down,
these measurements held good. One
thousand feet of lumber was estimat-
ed at two tons-$15O freight from the
mouth of the river to Yuma. No won
der 1t was commonly said in those
days that no one in Yuma had a
board floor or even board door un-
less he stole from the quartermaster.
I'm the early SOS. gold and silver
mining began to be extensive, and
though the mining companies would
not stand for the same measurements
az the quartermasters, this industry
added greatly to the business on
the river
| Usually the run of the boats was
as far as Fort Mojave, but in high
water trips were made as far as Vir.
gin river in southern Nevada, nearly
500 miles from the gulf.
For few miles of the run through
Eldorado canyon, between Ft.Moia,s
and Virgin river, the paddle wheel
was insufficient to force the boat ur
against the current and it had to be
warped up with steam capstan and
there ire many places where the rlv
er runs around rocky points, YET
during all the years from the time
the Gen. Jessup was launched there
was no boat wrecked. 1t may also bt
said there was never boat burn
ed. In fact, there has never beer
but one serious accident In thA- caree
OF steam navigation on the Colorado
A small boat was built by another
company year before the Colorda,
Steam Navigation company came t.
the river was sunk at Yuma landin,
without loss of life.
When the Southern Pacific reach
ed Yuma, large part of the steam
boat business fell off and when tn,
A. & p. road was built 1t diminished
more. Then came the depreciation
of silver and the consequent closin
of the silver mines along the river
and after this until Laguna dam
though the boat made an occasions
trip, its business was of small cor
sideration."
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
WEsTERN PACIFIC MAY
BUILD INTO RENO

The activities for q surveying corps
for the Western Pacific railroad,
working in the southern part Of the
city has again caused a rumor that
the Gould line is coming to Reno this
time by different route than antic.
ipated. A connection between the "
& +. and the Boca & Loyalton via
Verdi is limited, says the State Journ.
al.
Surveyors have been running lines
In the past month from a point near
Riexb resort through the Patrick
ranCG. known as the old Thompson
place. tcro6s Arlington avenue and
thr0ueA Anlefson's corral In the
South Hr4s addition, toward Litch
tract and sAttwArd to . junction with
the W, . +.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
POLITICAL DOPE.

Secretary of State w. G. Douglas
has declared himself q candidate for
reelection on the republican ticket.
Jake Eggers has announced himself
W. candidate to succeed himself az
state controller. He Is republican.
While the political pot Is boiling do
not forget that Phoebe is In one Of
tle best mining districts inNevada.
Sheriff Smith still has an open
field and there Is no indication Of
opposition to him from anysource.
w. A. Denton has given up the
damocratic race for county clerk and
~ circulating a petition for the no. /,
nation ef Justice of the peace of
Phoebe precinct.
A telegram from Gilbert c. Ross, to
County Clerk Orr today, announced
his candidacy for lieutenant governor
on the democratic ticket.
st least three democrats aspire to
wear the senatorial toga from Neyan
Judge Sweeney, c. H. Mcintosh and
Key Pitman have announced them
selves as candidates.
The petitions of Governor Dickersor
VINO aspires for reelection and Frank
Williams, democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor, are being circA-
lated.
X. i. Pace Of Alamo was in the cit,
iiss week circulating the petition
.islge w. A. Massey. republican cand
Gate for governor. The petition wa
s nerally signed by Phoebe republi
cans.
Tae announcement card of E. d
l.. Taber OF Elko county appears ir
!, this issue of the Record as . can
} diaate for Metropolitan nomination
for district Judge. Mr.. Taber is Al
. rrHeeat the district attorney of Il
I ko county where he is regarded q.
: being man eminentlv ii t.. i,
: TIE duties of Judge. He is popularf,
, liked in his home county
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
TAsER IN ELko.
What The Eiko Independent Says Re
garding Judicial Candidate.

A recent issue Of the Elko Inde-
pendent refers to e. j. l.. Taber,
republican candidate for district judge
in the following:
District Attorney e. ]. L. Taber
comes to the front today with the
announcement of his candidacy for
Judge of the Fourth judicial district
subject to the decision of the repub-
lican voters of the district at the
September primary election.
Enrol Taber, as everybody calls
him, grew to manhood in this town.
He attended the Elko public school
and afterward graduated from the
Lincoln grammar school and Lowe !
high school of San Francisco. He
spent two years in Santa Clara col
lege, taking the liberal arts course.
In 1898, he entered St. Pauls SEM
mary at st. Paul in the science and
| philosophy course. In 1901, he enter.
ed the Columbia University school
Of law, from VIII N he graduated witt
honor in 1904.
1.-TWO years az. he was elected dis
trict attorney of this county by a
handsome majority. His performance
Of the duties of that office has been
fearless, clean and able. He has done
his duty in all cases regardless OF
consequences.
That he is well grounded in the
knowing Of the law no one can sue
cessfully deny. That he has natur
al ability to cope with the most In
tricato eases is proven by his rec
ord as district attorney. That. hi
private and pub ic hfe has heel
clean and homo rattle is known by al
who know him,
If nominated and elected to tn
position Of district judge, his know
edge of legal principles. his expert
ence as an attorney and his clean
honorable life will be sure guarante
that confidence Of the people vii
not be betrayed
Republican voters should canvas
Mr.. Taber's qualifications for the Of
flee and remember him at the DR.
mary election to be held on the St
of September"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
P|OCHE x-RAY
PUSHING WORK
Of DEVELOPMENT

The Pioche X-Ray Mining company
is pushing work vigorously in the tun
mel at it's property in the Highland
district and the avenue, according
to officials of the corporation, is in
about $40 feet. The face is showing
considerable naturalization, but the
point where ore is expected Is not
quite reached.
However, pay values may be ex
pected almost any time now
The compressor plant is making q
good account of itself. In fact, the
X-Ray is one of the best equipped
mines in this region.