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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
Fine Strike Made In
Horn Silver Property

]. l.. Whipple, the well known min
ing man and rancher, came in from
Sunnyside Thursday evening. En-
route he stopped at the Nevada Horn
Silver property, located about 80 mil
es north OF Phoebe and in which
himself Edward Thomaraon and 9th
ers are interested.
A few days prior to his arrival at
the Horn Silver, the men working al
that pace broke into an immense
body of ore at 1925 feet depth which
bears every appearance, Mr.. Whip
pie states OF carry some exceedingly
good silver-copper values. Samples o,
the ore have been brought in to the
Phoebe Assay office for testing.
II the returns are as favorable az
Mr.. Whipple anticipates they will
be, it is reasonably certain that the
Horn Silver directors will conclude
to prosecute an active campaign OF
development during the present year
Mr.. Whipple spent a few days in
Ely last week, where company has
been organized to build a telpehone
line from that place to Lund, the
prosperous farming community il
the White River valley. With the
wire once at Lund, it will be a mat
ter of but short time until it will
be extended on to Sunnyside; with
a possibility of further extension tt
Bristol and Phoebe.
Mr.. Whipple, few days ago, clos
ed deal for the Burgess ranch OF
104 acres located near Lund, off
which was produced last year aDou
$50 tons Of hay and 500 bushels OF
grain. The Burgess ranch is one
OF the best in that vicinity, with
world of water and rich SOIL
The amount Of money involved il
the ranch transaction Appropriated
$4,000 While in Ely last week MIR
Whlpple contracted bunch of year
ling steers to Ely buyers for So
per head.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
AN HONEST MILLION.

A man can make $1,000.000 and
make il honestly if he has cour-
age and aptitude Those who
try to make S1,000.000 dishonest
ly and fail think that nobody
can make 1t honestly There are
those you know who have said
that it is impossible TO do such q
thing honestly AS far as have
seen in my time, no man has
served his country faithfully
without receiving adequate re-
ward, and that reward usually is
money Once in awhile there is
monument. but not often.
Baseball is absorbing more in
terest among the boys of the
country than is business. Les
lie NJ. Shaw.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17

teresting address to the members of
the order here, after which a an
quet was given in the Masonic tenn
pie in honor of the distinguished
guest,
Mr. Davis left Monday morning for
Las Vegas and Searchlight, intending
later to stop at Goldfield and Tono-
pah and thence to his home at Reno.
Mr.. Davis is a mining operator,
being interested extensively in the
camp of Gold Circle in the northern
| part of the state.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
Railroads Make Rates

For the first time i'm the history
t Nevada the railroads are making
.pecial and definite rate from east
1rn points to Elko county. 1t has
seen customary to charge the same
;ate to Nevada points as to San
francisco but the Free Press has
)een Informed that beginning with
March list, and twice a month there
fter, a special rate of $50 for the
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
LAWS WHICH HAVE BEEN
FOUND IN CODE BOOK

With the issuing of the new code
many new laws are to be found of
general interest. Some of them
appear to be exaggerated in their
meaning but can be amended as the
legislature meets and goes over
the burdensome or excessive enact
ments, which will in all likelihood
follow as the years pass.
One of the new laws is that of
rating habitual criminals. Such a
party on being convicted fer
third time of either felony or petit
arceny is deemed a habitual Grim
nal and the punishment is set at
yen years; a five-times loser gets
/ life term.
Any person who refuses to appear
before a legislative body as a wit
1ess can be prosecuted on a charge
If gross misdemeanor
The party who attempts suicide
n the future wants to make a gooa
job of it, In case he fails he is to
1e prosecuted and charged with at
empted homicide, upon conviction
be fined not less than 81 900 and
30 imprisoned for not more than two
years.
The owner of the vicious dog,
| The little red bull or the butting ram
must take care of the same. Should
| mo nf tha animals kill q narcan tho
| owners Of the vicious animal of any
nature are subject to prosecution
Ind shall be guilty of manslaughter
The white slave law as enacted
condition Of this element of Grimm
Ills. Any party connected with this
lass Of business is subject to ar
rest and punishment in the state
prison and fine. The law is APP
oarently as severe as that of tn,
federal government. Between the tw
actions working it would appear tina
The white SLAYER has little chance
md the hanger on and those VIII
i've from such earnings will have t
itep lively to pass by the new law.
Bunco steering is a state priso
)ffense and lot of games come III
Ter this head, including fraudulen
ards, dice or land sales.
No affinity marriages or contrat
} marriages go in Nevada. 1t is mad
Unlawful to marry without licens
{ Cupid gets the protection.
J. The sale of tobacco to minors
!. stringent. 1t is unlawful to sell
a any minor any tobacco Of any de
!. cription CT cigarette papers or ciga
3 cites without written oredr fro
r the parents or guardians. The wr
n ten order to be kept en- file by Il
party selling the sans. The ms
) chant violating this provision sh'
,e be fined and imprisoned in the. cou
&c ty Jail and his license forfeited. /
Nv Justice finding such merchant gu
le. " shall tax the merchant fifty d
1T lars which shall go to the informal
". 1t is unlawful to employ min
i'll as bartender and is punishable
he line and Imprisonment.
he A change in the selling of into
We cants to Indians makes It a felol
his The convicted party can be imp
in oned from one to five years and
of so is subject to a fine
Another new law which VIC
all bother the average citizen IS
,ee regulation of the sale of horse m
,g as a substitute for beef. II the pi
of beef keeps crawling up
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
PRESIDENT OF THE
DEMlJoHN MINE HERE

George +. Kirby, of Willamette,
Con-, brother of John A. Kirby and
president of the Phoebe Demijohn
Mining company, arrived in the city
yesterday morning on a trip OF
inspection. He was accompanied by
III. |. Cobb ofSalt Lake.
1t is understood that steps will
be undertaken shortly to begin op-
erations at the Demijohn upon q
much more extensive scale than ev-
or attempted heretofore.
The new Prince railroad will at
fordmeans OF cheaper transportation
for Demijohn ores in the future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
Gets A Good Job

Gets A Good Job
Roy Alexander, who was formerly in
the employ of mining companies in
this camp, has been appointed to the
position of superintendent of the
Horn Silver mine at Frisco, Utah.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
GRAND MASTER
VISITS PlOcHE LODGE

Herman Davis, grand master of
Masons in Nevada, paid an official
visit to st. John Lodge No. Is OF
this city last Sunday evening, at
which time special communication
was called.
The grand master delivered an In
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
Returns From Salt Lake

W. F. Widdecombe, superintendent
of the Day-Brisc5 mines, returned
from Salt Lake Thursday where he
had been on business trip. The
Dav-R Bristol company is making ex-
cellent Roadway with ore shipments.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17

special 10 the hSSoFu
CALIENTE, New, Feb. 17-Assem-
plyman j. A. Denton expects to de-
part Monday for Carson City to be
in attendance at the extra session
If the legislature which convenes on
he 23rd inst.
Rex Mathews was in town from
'anaca last Thursday.
Isaac Brown, who has been cooking
or the Conway steel gang, left Wed
lesday for d visit with his family
1t Los Angeles. He expects to be
absent about ten days.
c. A. Kemp was called to his home
N Salt Lake City this week; having
oeen summoned on account Of the
ness of his mother.
A Chinaman was held up near tht
red light district a few nights ago
md severely beaten. On the same
evening a white man lost his watch
md chain in a like manner.
The public schools of Caliente OBJ
served Lincolns birthday by remain
lg closed all day.
Charley Marriage came down from
'ioehe by automobile Tuesday even
ng. He came in literally covered
With mud and dirt. The machine
roke down.
Joe Taylor CT the Phoebe X-Ray min
passed through town Monday enrout'
home from Pahranagat valley
e. F. O'Brien, a member of the
state police, dropped into town this
week.
Era Kea s was up from the rancl
IN business last Monday.
Mrs. Geo Stafford and son arrived
from Salt Lake the first CT the weel
and are now residents of Caliente.
M. r. Hoffman is pilot on tn
De.amar stage now He made hi
,irst trip out last Friday.
Tom Pippin dropped in from tn
mountains Wednesday evening
1t is possible that Assembling
| Denton will announce his candidac
| ,or the Democratic nomination fo
tate senator. He will probably b
opposed by Charles Lee Horsey {
| Phoebe.
The st. Valentines dance Wedne
lay evening was grand success
aYeiy way.
Mrs Sam Thompson has returne
| ron visit with relatives in Cedt
City, Utah
DR.. w. p Murray Is preparing
leave for his future home in IL
northwest next month.
Mrs. Ida Higgins is now able
Je around with the assistance
clutches She, met with a painful a
ident several weeks ago.
The Ferguson brothers were ov
from Delamar for supplies one d
this week They report an improN
ment in conditions in the gold can
William McGuffie and Fred Hor
: ,yrre over from De,alnar for suppl
this Ne9 k
: II is reported that a secret seryl
man has been in town several da
: this week investigating an acquisiti
OF white slavery against a well knc
> bushes man here.
IL
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
sTUs5s SUCCESSOR
Is TAClTLY CHOSEN

A Reno dispatch to the San Fran
cisco Examiner is to the effect that
yer since the action of the board
If regents of the University of Ne
Stubs, the president of the institu
ion, rumors have been rife as to
whom the plum would fall. 1t is now
tacitly understood that the present
icclpresident, Dean Levers, will be
awarded the position. Levers will
lave the undivided support of the
regents and student body
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17

Mrs NJ V. Lawrence, mother of
Mrs. w. H. Pitts, returned to her
acme in Salt Lake last Tuesday af-
eer ten weeks visit with the lat
tor
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17
Caliiente
News
Special to the Record

Special to the Record
CALIENTE, New, Feb. 17-Assem-
plyman j. A. Denton expects to de-
part Monday for Carson City to be
in attendance at the extra session
If the legislature which convenes on
he 23rd inst
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-02-17

Rex Mathews was in town from
,anaca last Thursday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
HOBBLESUIT
The LATEST

New York, Feb. 20. Hcbble suits
for men are the very latest thing, ac-
cording to the dictum Of the National
Association Of Merchant Tailors,
which recently held It's convention in
this city. The following conclusions
as 70 styles Of masculine garments
we're given out
The spring fashions shall represent
long lines and striped materials. The
lines win follow the natural figure.
with no padding, no hip peg. no dou-
bic collars. and narrow. long reYers
for stout men. That the new Tux
edos shall be gray instead Of black,
to enable one to distinguish one s
friends from the waiter. The Amer
lean men hate the high SILK hat and
only wear it under cover Of a carriage
after nlghtfall That too many Am
eriean men are bow.legged to wear
the dress suit to advantage, Finally
that padding is out Of date for men
as well as women. and that the new
lines for men will follow the hobbls
gown for women-comfortable Of
course. but perfectly natural
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
WOMEN OF
DEMOCRACY
TOBANQUET


Washington, FEB 29-women Of
democracy propose to take hand in
the national political situation this
year
To celebrate and strengthen the
working peace 'in the reunited par.
~" wives Of democratic leaders at
the capital are planning a harmony
breakfast to be given on Dolly
Madison's birthday May 90. with Mrs.
Champ Clark. seated between Mrs
Grover Cleveland and Mrs. William
J Bryan, presiding as toastmistress.
Plans for this unique evest were
launched at dinner given by Mrs.
Robert W. wickliife. wife Of Repre-.
sentative WiekliTfe Of LcG siana, in
honor Of Mrs Clark Mrs. Henry d.
Clayton, wife Of Representative Clay
ton Of Alabama. was made chairman
Of the executive committee for the
movement and Mrs. Clark and Mrs
Oscar W. Underwood wife OF the
Democratic house leader, we're nam
ed to constitute an advisory commit
tee.
Wives, mothers, sisters and daught
ers Of national democratic leaders viii
be invited TO come together for Che
jubilee Ii the honor list will be th,
wives OF the men who have been men
toned as presidential possibilities. IN
eluding Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs
Judaon Harmon, Mrs John W. Kern
Mrs Thomas E. Marshall. Mrs. Eu
gene n Foss, Mrs John A. Dix. Mrs
William Randolph Hearst. Mrs
Champ Clamk and Mrs. Oscar w. I'm
derwood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29

other office,
Another occurrence before Mr. TAFT
was installed in TIE White House ir-
ritated President Roosevelt Mr.
Roosevelt resented the appearance Of
Mr.. Taft in Washington in the closing
days 81 his administration Mr. Taft
came to the capital five or six days
before the date Of the inauguration
as a guest OF w j. Boardman With
the appearance Of the incoming presi-
dent the limelight Immediately shift
ed from the White House to the Board
man residence
But Mr.. Roosevelt, after his depar-
ture from Washington, gave evidence
Of what some republicans regard as
sincere desire to let President Taft
establish his administration on his
own basis. Those republicans declare
that Colonel Roosevelt while main
tanning an attituded Of isolation,
always hoped and expected to be con.
suited in regard to the policies tnat
President Taft should inaugurate and
carry out 1t was in that manner
that be expected to exercise his In.
fluence, but Mr. Taft, while endeavor-
ing to adhere to so-caled Roosevelt
policies as he interpreted them, early
! gave evidence Of an intention to think
and act for himself
Roosevelt's friends acknowledge
that one Of the offenses the colonel
harbors against Taft was the charac-
ter Of a letter which President Taft
wrote to Colonel Roosevelt just be-
fore he sailed for Africa.
The President sent Mai. Archibald
" Butt, his military aid, to New Yorl.
to deliver the letter to the colonel as
he was embarking In that letter
President Taft wished the colonel a
pleasant journey and thanked him
again for what he had done for him.
The presidents letter is said to have
closed with the expression: q owe
more to Charles p Taft and you than
to any othet two men on earth' or
substantially these words.
Roosevelts friends have made no
secret Of his anger over that letter
They tell you he brandished it and
cried
Good Lord, SO he puts money
above brains, does he?"
Whether that was a tactful letter
for the president to write Roosevelt is
a question for political philosophers tc
solve. but the president has told his
friends that he intended to pay Roose
velt the highest collpliment at his
command.
With the dismissal by President
Taft OF Clifford Pinchot, Roosevelti
friend, came the final break.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
Explains How Taft
PeeVed the Colonel

New York, Feb 29 The New
York Suns Washington correspondent
sent this dispatch from the capital.
The newspapers Of March s, 1909,
recorded an impressive scene that
had taken place in the senate chamber
just after William Fl. Taft had been
sworn in as President Of the United
states.
Then the ex-President," The Suns
account Of the Inauguration says,
Started to leave the chamber with
Senator Knox as an escort AS he
passed around the rostrum Mr. Taft
was coming down. Nh. Roosevelt ran
up the steps and grasped President
Taft by the shoulders, The President
grasped his predecessor in the same
way For a second they hugged each
other and then shook hands vigorous
ly"
That occurrence, testifying more
dramatically than any other to the
warm friendship between William H.
Taft and Theodore Roosevelt, three
brief years ago, was recalled by hund-
reds in Washington tonight when it
became known that Roosevelt had en-
tered the race for the 1912 nomina-
ton.
Republicans who know both Roose-
welt and Taft Immediately win tell
you now that they realized from the
time Taft was elected that break
was bound to come between Taft and
his predecessor. They credit Roose
yelt with having been absolutely sin
cere in bis early manifestations Of re-
gard and affection for Taft, but they
say they were certain that events
would lead to an estrangement in the
end
The irritation on the colonels part
So his friends say, began even before
Mr. Taft had been installed at the
White House When Mr.. Taft was
making up his cabine Roosevelt IL
understood to have male only one sug
gestion, and that was that William
Loeb, Jr, who had served for years
as Rooseyelt's secretary. should have
a place in the cabinet AT that tim,
the country was speculating on wheth
er Roosevelt was to dominate the Tai
administration, The assertion wa
being made that Roosevelt, having
nominated Taft and having contribut
ed largely to his election, would, in 4
great measure, dictate affairs OF th'
administration 1t was chiefly to pu
an end to those rumors and establish
the Taft administration on its owl
basis that the president turned Loci
down as cabinet possibility. He OF
fered Mr. Roosevelt's secretary an.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
RESOLUTION ON THE DEATH
or MRS. ALICE 3. PHILLIPS


'He glyeth His beloved sleep
When in the fullness Of time, the
harvest Ger, one falls to sleep. eter-
nal sleep. we think it is we'll but
when in youth and the JOY OF living
the summons comes to enter into rest,
we are stricken and bowed with grief.
Not daring to question the unfathem-
able wisdom Of God, who doeth all
things we'll
Il is with profound sorrow we ehron.
icle the untimely death OF our beloved
friend and co-laborer Mrs Alice B,
Philips, which occurred on the sew
enth day Of February, suddenly remoy-
ed from her active and valuable ser
vice to her church and 10 the sacred
labor Of our noble organization, her
loss is irreparable, and we can only
look 10 our Heavenly Father for con
ISOLATION in the grief which oYerwhelm.
our hearts.
Resolved that as we consider hei
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
VALUABLE ADVICE

chiekasha Citizens should Profit by
The Following Statement.
Doan's Kidney Pills cured this
Chlckasha resident
Their merit was shown-the story
told.
Vow comes further evidence
The testimony IL confirmed.
The remedy was tesied-the cure
lasted,
Could Chickasha residents demand
stronger proof?
It's Chiekasha testimony It can be
investigated.
Mrs. h. b Jantz. r. F. D. No /,
Chickasba. Okla. says In 1905
made a public statement TO the effect
that Doans Kidney Pills had been
used IN my home giving entire sat
isfaciiou To-day I repeat my form
a. words Of praise. Doans Kidney
pills were taken By a member Of the
family OF a case Of kidney complaint
that had proven annoying and made
prompt treatment necessary. A few
boxes OF Doan's Kidney pills effected
cure that has been permanent VIZ
have often recommended Doan's Kid
ney pills to our friends"
For sale - all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Mllburh Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ant
take no other 2ld<w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
WILEY NOT
TORESICN
TeIegram hy unIlea Prass.

Washington, Feb Z9.- The story
story that am 20 resign and seek pol
ileai pfelaTmgnt was manufactured
and circulated byanonymous enc.
mics. This was the denial made to5
day by DR. Harvey v Wiley Of stor.
les printed thai he is 70 resign and
seek the Democratic vice presidential
nomination
Dr Wiley said somebody had been
circulating attaoks on him for several
weeks
Grave charges that "a powerful lob.
by. backed BY unlimited money is
pursuing a csmpsisu OF corruption
we're brought by Wiley threatening
congressional investigation Nile'
says the principal charge Of the lobb'
Is that be illegally protected a certain
baking powder company
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
ATTEND ANDERSON FUNERAL

Nat Densler. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Boulware and r. K. Wootteu are max
ing their arrangements TO leave for
Fort Worth Texas. tonight where they
go to attend the funeral Of the late
Neil P. Anderson which win be held
there tomorrow Mr.. Anderson died
at his home in Ft Worth Tuesday
night He was one Of the largest
cotton men o. the southwest Mr.
Densler has represented the Neil 7
Anderson interests in Chickasha fol
number OF years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29


virtues, her purity, her gentleness, her
humility. her patriotism, and her
broad charity for all humanity, we
know that with her "all is well' and
we yield in humble submission to the
will Of our Heavenly Father, and fur
ther be IT,
Resolved, That this memorial be ro.
corded in our minutes, and a copy be
sent to the bereaved husband, mother
brother and sister OF the deceased.
MRS. II. L. GRIGSBY,
MRS. LIZZIE LESTER,
MRS. LENORA DUDLEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
The Trials of a Traveller.

II am travelling salesman
writes + e. Young, T.. Berkshire. VI,
and Was often troubled with c0Hst-
patton and INDIGESTION til / began to
use Dr. Kings Nov Life Pills. which
have found an excellent remedy -
For an stomach. liver or kidney troub-
los they are unequaled Oal. Is cents
al Brown 4 Co. d&w.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
Thoughtful Men
Wear Our
Made-to-Meas-
ure Clothes

And it is about time for
you to start thinking about
your SPRING SUIT. too.
No clothes have met with
a more hearty response
than our suits which we
have tailored on purpose for
men OF taste. A man sell
ects his favorite fabric: we
measure him in order to
have a perfect fit. our tail
ors carry out our order in
detail and finally we deliver
TO you a suit made especi-
ally for you and your re-
quirements to be perfectly
fitted.
Let US show you our six
hundred fabrics in the most
stylish weayes and colorings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-29
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. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. =
. Compiled by the Grady County :
. Abstract Company foa =
Il North Third street =

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John f Grant to Sidney w Grant
5000 Lots 10 20 blk 6 lreton Add to
Chix
Jacob c Good aud VT to Isaac Good
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sw so 6 7n5h nw Sc . 81 sw sw is z.
T. II Harness and VT to Julia NJ. I'm.
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