The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-09-23
(sy Percy N. croppsr,

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SALT LAKE CITY. Sept S2-Pf-
oche again made herself famous
when on Saturday morning the cit
izens extended their royal welcome
to Salt Lake business men and brok-
ers. There was moro than regal On.
tertainment Of Nevada good fellow
ship. Il was distictly Phoebe. In .
paraphrase OF the conqueror Il was.
they came. they saw and they we're
conquered" The great ore depoeits
made all look with wonder at the
gigantic vastness Of nature. II was
appalling and facts and riguers soar.
cd so high that it was much like a
Wall street novel. J..
Iime. nor space do not permit .
full expression OF thanks from. AL
the Salt Lakers. for the Commercial
club, the Phoebe Record. the Pioche
Pacific railroad. the management Of
the various mines. Pullman Conduct
or Johnson and his two porters. b.
IT, Maxwell and ]. II. Graham, the
railroad representative, w. II. Lee,
and the big hearted individuals Of
| Phoebe.
Az an immediate result Of the WIS.,
It, NJ. r. Evans let contract Ter
work on the Rustic group Of claims.
which adioin the Ely Valley property.
He win proceed 70 patent this group.
John r. Hodson entered into "a
contract with Mr. Gibeaut to sink
a shaft on the Abe Lincoln proper
ty An order was given for Me- Gi-
beaut to. secure . hoist for this
work. A new hoist was SOLD to the
X-Ray company by D. g. Bolton ana
i win be installed at once. Interest
taken In Pioche since the return or
the visitors to Salt Lake Is shown
by nearly a dozen new stock
holders being added 70 ri.
oche companies. Each new ,stockhold-
or Ia a booster for greater Phoebe.
"pioche spells opportunities"
| An expression Of opinion was asked
from the visitors while on their way
home and the following was the re.
suit: A'f"
Roger w, Powers. business man: !:
Phoebe has been o revelation to me.
was prepared 10 find q dead camp.
pathetic picture OF former greatnes
But instead, found one built TO en-
dure the severe trial Of adversely,
Pioche, believe has a. greater ~,
ture than one can safely predict. and
| for one do not intend TO pass her
| by without notice.
Ralph A. Badger, member OF Bad!
er Bros. brokerage house: Phoebe
certainly looks fine and has some
of the biggest ore bodies I have ev-
er seen. At present there are really
no deep workings in The camp and un
doubtedly better grade 6f ore will
be found below the water levels. II
will be In more condensed form. th'
fissures will be stronger and better
defined and there win be All Increase
in values. The water level Is now
necessary to make Pioche an enor'
nous camp 1t is that now, with
enough ore In sight for the proper
ties to ship 1000 tons Of ore 4 day
, and not notice IT,
Paul C. Wooliey. Of the brokkrags
house of Pollock 4 c.: - really be
lieve Phoebe is to be great produces
Just taking into consideration ANY
three of the five or six. developeS
. mines of the camp and there n ncv
enough ore blocked out ID yupport =
> camp many times the stse OF Hoche
Many pocketbooks will be rcpienish
ed through the old camp and there
are vast possibilities In the prospect
over the mountain on the Prince
side" s
Harry F. Earls, business man o
Salt Lake end Los Angeles: 20
course I think Phoebe Win bc u new
| town in the course Of 1 few years
. was certainly surprised at the vas
, tonnage. had heard q great dea
and thought ~ great deal about RI
oche and in fact. Iknew cnnstderabt
,, about Phoebe; but the more l see o
the camp the more surprised an
that with the vast tonnage there hs'
: been drawback to the camp. a can
understand the reason Of holdtnl
back With the showing there Is"
John r. Hodson, mine oper rator an
] owner: There iss an old saying, tha
where the money is. the heart =. Tbs
: is the case with me. have investe'
thousands In Phoebe. ! naturally hav
), the greatest confidence In the cam
! and am backing my belief"