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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
ATTORNEYGENERAL ASKS
FOR LANGAN'S REMOVAL

That Frank p. Langan, judge OF
she first judicial district of the state
( Nevada, should b. removed from
office ard that f. l.. Wildes, receiver,
If the State Bank and Trust ccmpan
.fter a final account b. had. together
with his attorneys, be relieved Of
their duties and the whole bank mat
ter be taken out OF the courts. ar
two drasic recommendation made
by George B. Thatcher, attorney gen
eral, in his report to Governor Oddie
the status of the reeeiyership O.
the State Bank aud Trust company
1t may be necessary to CAL an extrs
session of the legislature to go int
the State bank probe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
PROF. SUNSHINE MEETS
WITH SOME HARD LUCE

w. A. harrington (Pref. Sunshine
met with hard luck while in Ely las.
week. 1t appears that on the waS
over the Prof purchased horse from
J. f. Wamboldt in Lake valley an
took the animal en- in to the White
Pine capital. Shortly after his arriv
al there the horse was claimed by al
Ely man who asserted that it hac
been stolen from him something over
two years ago. Prof. Sunshine was
Immediately arrested on the charge
of grand larceny and landed in thu
county Jail where he was the guest
of White Pine county for three day
before given hearing at whic;
he produced documnf is to show thal
he had purchased the horse fron
Wambo'd and otherwise convinced
the jutsice and the complaining wit
ness that he was an innocent part
and whereupon h was released. Til
complainant however, es 'abllshed hi
claim for the horse which caused al
4 he trouble and the court ordcre
that TIE sheriff -ur" j; over tc IT,
richtiui owner. Prof. sunshine r
turned t. Pioch .trd : Low seeKil
retrihution from Waniboldt. to wa1'
ihr naid sS5 cash.
Wambcldt. who assors s that =
purchased the horse from som
mr. acc rust,ers. will fund the mon
paid him by Prof Sunshine.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
fREuDENTHAL DISPLAYS
HIS ENTHUSIASM


Ed +. Frouden;hal has been sp nd
ing the last week or two at Bristol
Wells looking af er The stone quarry
in which himself and brothe
II, e. Freudenthal, are interested. A
of the Record was the
guest of Dr. puekworth for an auto
mobile ride TO Bristol last Tuesday
afternoon and visited Ed in his cabin
The first evidences OF civilization oh
served upon approaching the we9s
was two American flags unfurled &
the breezes. 1t occurred to the min.
ing man that the Fourth was but {
his patriotism carly.
Ed. has two men besides himsel
working on the stone quarrey and i
is understood that a Sin pment Ct th'
material will soon be made to Los
Angeles to become a part of one {
the new sky-serapers being erected
there. The stone deposits are locate
about two miles from the wells.
The rock is said to be OF an excel
'lent quality aud the stone cabin Ii
which Ed is located is evidence tha
- will stand the rayages OF the e.
,ments indefinitely The cabin wa
built about thirty years ago and thu
rock shows no signs of deterioration
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
PiocHE PACIFIC TO
DISSOLVE REcElVERSHtP

II is expected that the receivershlp
OF The Pioche Pacific railroad will
5e dissolved during the present
month. Since the entanglements OF
tNe old n vaaa Utah and Amalga-'
mated companies have been straight
e,,ed out, there is no longer neces
eitv for a receiver. The property, II
is understood, will be operated undel
the direction of Sup't Van Wageneh
Of the ANA gamated Phoebe compan!
after the receivershlp is dissolved.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
NEWSY NOTES FROM
HIGH SCHOOL TOWN

Special to the Rdcord
PANACA. New, July 3.-Nr and
Mrs. John Lee returned recently from
St. George, Utah, where they nave
been working in the temple. They
will remain in Panaca during the
iummer months.
Miss Alice Gobler Is staying with
Mrs Arthur Lee.
Quincey Austin is visiting relatives
in Panaca.
Elmer Edwards and Quincy Keel
went to salt Lake en- Thursday Z
| attend the convention CT the Matter
al Educational "ssociatio"
Lafe Edwards, Joe Ronnow. Jr.
and John Nelson made trip Z
qirer SPRINGS during the week Will
a bunch Of cattle.
Frank Ryan came up from caiien'
lTresdav
Will Edwards and son, Lafe, wen
Ito Miller Springs Wednesday and rt
turned the next day.
] Dale Edwards is suffering from a
attack of typhoid fever, instead
measles, as reported.
The farmers have been rushing
get their hay in during the pa!
week.
Charles Culverwell spent Monda
, here.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
The psaeer.


"Hls little slanting eyes followed th.
butterfly movements OF Lan-Tin here
and there. the free toss of her littls
head and the graceful abandon CT hel
arms as she Hung them over her head,
and again brought them down with !.
sweeping bend to the very ground
Lan-Tin forgot the mandarin and ali
his regal magnifcence. She wes play
Ing pretty little game OF make-be-
lieve. She was TIE wind Lowing
through the plum tree. Tossing and
:wiriing, bending low as dii the drocp
ing branches, waving slowly. rushing
fierccly like tiny whirlwind. With
flushed cheeks and glowing eyes she
was the spirit Of the wind.
Then funny thing happened
From outside the windows that opened
on the perfumed Chinese night cam'
the sound of Loud hand-clapping AIT
deep, strange voire shouting 'Brava!
She dropped down on cushion
no longer q wind fairy, but l;ttl
wilted flower From 'The Tale
uttlo Lan-Tin.r By Flo Hingler.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
GRAY MEETS WITH
SOME OPPOSITION


The efforts to prevent the confirm
aiion Of A. 3. Gray as Unltes States
Marshal for NevaGa have fail i Sc
fsi to attract any attention, As the!
are BASED the faet that Gray W.
!, no.,r,s, yhnn ~ li,ea in Co'of'H"
the democrats of Goldfield donot at
t,eh any Importance 10 them Fl. y
are much more interested in q
seaulous'e circulated report that =
G Withers. who until last fall was
a practicing attorney in Goldfield but
now resident of Reno. would De ap
pointed United States district attor
,ney There is st Ii some talk III IN
north that this place is ecin@ '
roorge Bartlett, former congressman
who was an independent caadida'
for associate justice Of the suprem
court at the last election. but, accore
ing 70 gossip that has come froi
Washington. Withers. who went
the University Of Virginia at the san
time as President Wilson, mas u
inside track. He was chairman
the democratic campaign comihi''s
last fall-Goldfield Tribune.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
MINERS UNION BOYS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

AT meeting he'd at the Union
hail June 25th the following oiiicers
for Phoebe Union No.2sS were elected
for the present term ending Decem-
her 3lst.:
Ed. Deck, president.
Percy Burridge. vice president.
L M. Cults, secretary and treas.
]. w. Christian. recording Sec
Chas. Bilderbeck, Warden.
James Evans, Conductor.
The election was speciai ons
called on account Of vacancies caus !.
by the resignation of President :"
s. Carmen. Secretary Pat martin ''i''
Conductor Darlington.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Cdiente Scene Of
Fatal Shooting AfTay
Special to the Record

CALIENTE. New, July 3.-Monday
night June Both, George Harper
young man of previously good repute,
shot and killed William Robinson.
rounihouse foreman for the railroad
company here. and probably fatally
wounded Joseph Myers and Philip
Dubois. as the result of quarrel,
1t appears that Robiason. Myers ana
Dubois We're drinking and Harper ana
another man named Harbor met them
II the Elk bar, where they became
neaged in discussion and quarrel
'ver the labor qu ssion, whereupon
he three shop men Robinson. Myers
nd Dubois pounced upon and beat
Harper into unconeiousness and left
| him lying in the street where he lay
unconcious for an hour. When he re-
| Ind procured an automatic revolver
returning to the saloon, deliberately
| .ilGt his three assaliants, with tue re-
salt stated Harper and Harbor are
supposed to have lift on night trail
and up to this writing have not been
Apprehended.
\ card party was given at the
1 Haliante club last Friday evening ant
III had very enjoyable time
The ball game Sunday between I'll
smaller boys OF Phoebe ani Caliente
was a very even game, the score be
ng Z to 8 in favor of Caliente. There
was some excellent paying done OF
both sides, the game being played
fifteen minutes under the scheduled
league time.
A nine pound baby boy was born t
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook last Sa,
urday. Both mother and babe ar
doing fine.
Ellis Riding and Laurie Duffin re
turned Saturday from Tonopah
Miss Alice Strang came back frol
, Milford last week.
: Mrs. George Riding made shor
gisit In Panaoa last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins cam
down from Panaea after Lason Atcl
/. ison, who has been in the hospital
;. this place for the past few days.
Will Davis went to Berkley, Mo-
y lay.
Mrs. Sam Tompson was down fro
he ranch Tuesday and s'ayed ov'
light in Caliente.
y DR.. L. Marco went to Pahranag
valley last week and will remain I
d short time.
t.. Allen English left on No. 20. Tue
q day night, fer Salt Lake where
" intends to take the examination I
brakeman.
Is Wm Mitchell returned to Piocf
III 1ednesday morning after weei
W visit
m Mrs Mcnamara is away on sht
vacation.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
INITIAL TRY-OuT
OF MENDOZA MILL

The new mill at the Mendha mine
was given its initial try-out early In
,he week and superiut ndea. Jsnn
r. Cook has been on the ground giv.
ing his personal attention to straight
ening out the kinks. 1t is expected
that the plant will be in steady oper
alton after next Monday
The plant is very complete in ever,
metallurgical detail and it is expScteo
that from this time on the Mendha
company will be on steady produc
ing basis.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
GOLD CHIEF MILL Is
READY FOR OPERATION

Manager Dwyer, of the Standard
Mining and Leasing company, operat'
i~e tho Gold Chi mine in the
Chief district, was in the city early
in the week on business. M hwy
states that the mill at the Chief is
ready for operation and that 1t VIII
be placed in commission in few
days. The Chief property is now con
trolled by Portland, Ore. people.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
FIttlno for Higher Things.

We may cali the higher kiagao'n
spiritual kingdom or not ~ -. w
choose; but it is at least not mea. s
.ra drink" Only as a man reaiizes
something Of 1t can he hope 70 uuo.. s.
.tsnd even himself, or hts true rela. :.
,,on 10 the life that now is anu -
!. on,v through a proper understand,
Inc az his relation to the presen. ~.
.hst @ ! man can tit himself for partlel
nation in the life OF the spir''
change.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Mining Patent Recorded

A patent to the Ophir and Flag,
staff mining claims, the property ol
Samuel Doll, has been filed for record
in the office Of County Recorder Gar
rison.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
HOME RUN COPPER
TO INCREASE FORCE

It is expected that the workihs
force at the Home Run Copner hu'c
Syi,, he increased shortly after .ne
ro,,,th Manager W. Fl. Pitts ieie
for Salt Lake Tuesday on business
connected with the move to i'c'ea''
activities at that Bristol properly.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Elko's Wool Shipments

Shipments OF wool from EMO
with the season not half over yet
amount to eight cars on the Southern
Pacific and eight by the Western "a
-
cific. Is
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Van Wagenen Getting
Ama|ganated In Shape

The Amalgamated Phoebe Mines
& Smelters corporation, under the di.
rection Of Suptenindent Van Wagenen.
is getting matters rapidly In shape
fer the season of active development
and production from its valuable prop
critics In this district and the Record
has been officially informed that
active mining will begin about the IL
inst. Meanwhile, forces are busy get
ting the machinery and equipment in
shape for the long season of useful
From Mr. Van Wagenen 1t has been
learned that the boiler capacity at
the No. shaft plant is to be doubled
and surveys were made during the
week TO locate them most convenient
ly @ the works.
Mr.. Van Wagenen states that the
mno Wiz BE- operated with at least
two and possibly three shifts, which
Is evidence that 1t is the purpose oil
the management to get the mines in
order Icr produt Ion at the earnest
possible da.o The first announce
raer. ct appointments WAS made on
Thur lay. Bin Dow has been select
ga as ons of the shift bosses and S.
+ whitney has received the appoint
ment of master mechanic for the CON,
any. During the week Mr. Whithey
has been engaged in experimenting
the overhauling of the machinery al
No ! and has a force engaged In re-
pairing the Shay engine which is tt
no used on the High Line" railroad
1t was found necessary to order
number of repair parts from th'
factory and these are expected ner
waH;a tn next few days. The trael
between the old smelter depot on'
the mine is also being repaired. COZ
sider)ahle grading has to be DONE
fin or TWO TO be made and new ran
and tiles to be laid. This work Is
progress at the peseh' sA
Is expected that the line VIII De
shape for traffic by the time u
steam Is up at No. !.
For the position Of engineers al N
/ shaft. superintendent Van Wageh'
has made one selection, that OF Elm
Middleton.
Orders have been given for all
supplies needed for the present wn
includes several cars Of coal ana III
brr.
Mr. Van wagenen, accompanied
Mrs. Van wagenen. departed
Salt Lake yesterday afternoon VIII
they are to met President W.
Palmer. The latter viii accomp'
them to Phoebe and in all prooaDi'
they win reach here not later U
Tuesday next.
Elko's Wool Shipments
Shipments OF wool frcm :
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Ex.,b.. :. e.-.e -air

The Las Vegas Chamber OF Com
MERGE ia arranging to send display
Of Clark county products to the state
fair which Is to be held at Reno dur'
irg the coming autumn.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Brains and Vanity.

Women OF strong brain are never
vain, II my experience be a true
leachcr.--London Truth.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
DaI,y Thounht.

Daily Thought.
ITO live is to change. and TO De per-
feet is to have changed often.'~John
Henry Newman.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05

Purpose Requisite.
What men want IL not talent; II u
suppose - Bulwer-Lyttop.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-03

rendered doubiy sad by the fact that
near death from cancer Recently
II. suffered an operation FOR IN. AIM
pu'aiIOn % his right arm. and ply
sicians state he must ios" the other
term Eugene Garcia WA summoned
hunc from the bcduld" ~! his brother
In Denver on Tuesday to tn" bedside
c! the county clerk.
The Deceased was inurfiru nine
years ago to Rosario Tafoya. dnu.h-
ter OF Iuan Rafael Tnfoya. one OF the
most prominent catti. men in the
county. who died some years ago. He
is survived by his widow aud two
children. a girl seven years old anu
n boy three years old. By two DrUth
cts. EuIcn" and Joe. ahJ two sisters,
Mrs. Frid"uciu &. IiacI of Denver
and Mrs Eloisc q. Gri"go Of Garcia
piaz,.
Samuel Garcia has been prominent
In the political life Of the county for
fifteen years. lie served n deputy
gyHrssor for several years aud also lE
deputy county clerk. In lai" he was
elected county clerk and was rr"lr-t=
eel at tho November election. He was
one uf the most popular OF the conn
"y Officers, a man Of pronounced
capabilities aud genial personality.
During tile campaign he was perhaps
the most energetic Of any oi the can
didntcs. having visited ever, precinct
In til" county Ia bchalf of tl" lic-
publican ticket.
There Is discussion as to who iig
successor will be. The county coin
missioncrs will announce the ap-
poiuimcnt to fill the vacancy in a
few days. 4 movement has been
started by friends of the family to
have the commissioners appoint, his
widow to the office.
The funeral will take place ON
Tuesday morning. 4 short funeral
service will be held At the family
residence at $3.50 and from there the
funeral cortcgc will go to the Cath
Ollie church. where requiem high
mass will be given. The body will
be laid away in the cemetery at
Garcia plaza. The knights of Co.
lumbus TO which the deceased be-
longcd will have charge of the fun
cral
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-03
Fitzgarrqld Will Not
Give Up His Job

Denver. Colo. Jan. 3.--'l wish to
serve notice that I oNpect TO continue
ns lieutenant governor after jan
uary II and preside over this body
I shall carry my case through all the
courts aud viii not yield the office
until directed to do SO by a decision
of the state supreme court
This was the declaration Of Lieu
tenant Governor ;. Il. Fitzgerald in
the s~gitc today before putting II
motion to appoint committee to
ask the supreme court for dcci-
sion on the Lieutenant governor
succession on account Of the recent
death of Lieutenant goycrnor-clect
Il. t. MONTGOMERY.
The committee appointed consist
ed Of Affoltor. NanLilberg and Corn
forth.
After u brief recess the senate and
house reconvcned this afternoon to
canvass the vote for executive state
officers,
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-03
w H. BARTLETT WAS FRIEND
IN NEED TO BROKER WHO DIED
AT FORMERS MOUNTAIN HOME

Al the barunul estate Of " H..
Gartlctt. the millionaire Chicago
stock broker at Vcrmoio PARK, y. NJ.
Frederick Horton, fuT more than
thirty years q prominent iiEur" in
the floor OF th" Chicago Board OF
Trade, once millionaire and Il lead
ing figure In tn" financial circles Of
the cast. died this morning at the
advanced age OF seventy years. sur
rounded by every modern comfort
and luxury. man whose career in
finance was motcoric. passed away
after an illness extending over q
period OF one year.
-Four years ago Horton. "A close
friend Of Bartlr T. came to the man
sion In the will ness. the NermcjJ
ranch. as a guest. and an honorCd
guest he remained until he answered
the summons OF the grim reaper. \
year ago his health began to fail. SiN
months later his Illness slppcd his
strength and hu has been confined 10
his bed. Day and night trained
nurses have waited upon him and
administered to his every wan, and
physicipns have been constantly in
attendance. b -. Spe of the Trim
idad Undertaking company was mott
tied and left af once to take charrg
OF the remains which will De shipped
to Chicago for burial, Rev. j. o. Fer
ris OF the Episcopal church was also
summoned TO perform the funeral
service before the body is shipped.
The lite story of the deceased is
repletr with human interest. Raised
In Chicago. Hortons early manhood
was spent IN and about the stock eN-
change. whore men were becoming
millionaircs and paupcrs In a day
Millions were made and lost, ind
runs and raids" made kings Of
finance one day and crushed them
like eggshells the next. He became
well known to W. II. Bartlett and
when four years ago Horton,s entire
fortune was swept away. Bartlett
prevailed upon aim to come to the
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-03

Ncrmcin ranch. Horton never mar
licd aud us far rs known has n" rel
Htivcs.
In the magnificent mansion or the
Bg.'Irits Horton was am h"uprcd
guest. No prince Of the realm was
more luNuriously housed or more
royalty entertained or administered
to. Far from the city Of the stock
exchange. viewing no more the OK
citing scenes Of the gambling mart
ur men. Horton HJtcd into the beau
TIM surroundings like "a picture In
q frame.
lie WIS one Of many spectators
who had played the game aud won
and lost. When his fortune was
swept away, Bartlett stood with him
and by him and his friend and that
friendship knew no waning and no
change UP to the time that tue eyes
of tho one time millionaire closed
under the pressure OF the cold fin
gers OF death.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-03
COMMISSIONERS OCCUPY ENTIRE DAY
WITH PRINTING AND BURIAL CONTRACTS

The first day of the January ses-
sion of the board of county commits
siUncrs was taken up yesterday by
the consideration of bids received for
county printing and legal adrcrtis-
ing and delinquent tax list. station
cry and supplies, and the burial of
county paupers. The contract FOR
the county printing. tax list and le-
gal advertising and part of the sta
tionery was awarded to the Trinidad
Advertiser The contract for sta
tionery uud supplies. including blank
books and office necessities. was
awarded to the Robinson 4 Wright
Printing company and the contract
for burial of county paupers was
awarded to the Hall and Mcmahon
Undertaking company. For this work
there were three bidders. Hall and
McMabon offered to bury one hum
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-03
TURKISH ENJOYS
MUST AGREET0
TERMS Or
FIGHT

London. Jan. 3.-Ihr Balkan
pc.,c cnNUys have decided j, WAS dc
rltr,d this morning. 1" pat the di-
rect rr"ftipa u the Turkish d-losa-
'!oH tonight whether the Ottoman
government II prepared ,p rrdr the
10: tree Uf hdIiunrE!c forthwith.
nl"ss ih" Turks Eiyo II fuVu.nbl,
am-""r within - hours the confer
'nru VIII h" stisp,ldsd No other
questions VIII bc considered until
TIL. p.int has been settled
s;ujin NuvnkOVItch. tn. leader %.
'hy srryinn delegation. said tn.
morning he WA sure the allies wuuid
ultimately carry lhcI? point.
"Tnrkcy.' h" uGuL. viii prububis
cpniiEu" iu i.s.st giving up Adrian.
urlr. but inctF VIII .unn he stronger
than theories aud she viii L. com
pc led to give way. Fugitive Ilum
lii" b--'rg'd city. aE We'll "a .nIar-
mn'!Gm obtained from Turkish and
Gii;iTh sources In Coustgu'!nupIr. In
Gi ate that III" condition al the he
''T CURED fortress !s an Gnt"nuhl" one
and that its caption 70 merely u uu"s-
iun Ut dny.. and prrhap. hour On
Ads'Hnorl' has 'niirn Into the isg-c.-
sion "f ~" allie Hud Its sn'rison Ea2
bcrom" prisoner ~ III" bcricFcg. 'h-
problem viii solve iis"lr"
Representative q 'h" iihnuiau
prryisirrai government seat {" the
British foreign offic" this morning :
man nm which ,h, fttuI. FF.ttf#rH. -. 4, =
Albania ~ dciircd by them arrrc
marked. II accepted this would de-
pTiyc Greece. SeUh and Montenegro
% hall ot the country they hn'" com
Ir.r,d since ,h. beginning OF hoFiI.i-
ties. The Austrian aud Italian am
basradors to Great Britain cashEuyd
views to-day concerning til. future