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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
SEEKS ADDITIONAL AUTHORITY

es sMptsYe-s rAese ntssahss ssFe
IN. CeMrssseisa in its isss aeaaAI 10
resss sapastJs disregard .t fixed sig
Rasss iaspseper isssstess tsjIsse to
eerg train "tst.rss i@psoe-r check
iss Of train register .ssssaIetstsada
iAe ~ ese4ssg .evspYips ss,a track
q. tsns- cf sr,p-tsar ,rais e,s~s ep-
crater allowed ,tsia to eRser svu.
pied hss~A. dispatcher save Iss order
cr ssp~ sa.resrs tetns os order. uy-
esstet msbe ~tssaAc in ,vpyI.s ".
&ef. ssis.a let; oyer IN tses Of sys
srsssksss tss,ns excessive speed
faIIsse to ise3,tty Hsia ,hs, vs<
Mess
Th.s .Ttefs aFn exactly sse oaes
shieA figure in the tsuse= oi train
accidents yeas after resrs Theit
ps-ss.sesye. leading sIssys tg the
same hssrc~ina resslts. ,.eiHss in.vi.
sabis 60 ,he ,fvta cs enc cr shs oshet
Of the teIlesiax alternatives Either
= great majority ct these d-rIcfebie
railroad disasters Afe unavoidable ,r
shete EXISTS = widespread Iaes ct in
seiIiseRt and seiI.difevted e'fos, 10
n.inimite tho mistakes Of emgisyets
In the operation ot trains u is no,
believed that ell these accidents
which are caused by the mistakes OF
employees arc unavoidable u Is
ou,,e true ;hs, mar is prvrc TO sr-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
VILLA To YIELD
To DEMANDS Of
]. 5, lnENT
FOREIGNERS

chihuahua, A~Nie. n-. 10
,;snsrai Francisco Villa seia 'oaay
hs MAS disposed io ioiio~ sh- aug
Fc.,ionE al ,h. tGNei s,at-> as u
III. rishtr OF foreigners IN Mexico.
IN CONFORMITY with this plan n'
nsm~'i committee I" take ah IN
NcriorS oi III. property os ia" ga
p~ii.s: Si'sniaIds aud said h would
:ads nifty such oi ih. slsaniarss as
-.ad not supported s,ii,siy lE. i'u-s-
~ sos-rui.,,at
'isr-rsi VIVA hsd F-s.itpd.
'srpasa tbv AAssi,sa .os .ui. f-pr~-
>r,sisiiors "hirh espss~sri Isp tos,'
lion .f the tsitsd State. in a,sais-
'ac all ss~p.a 'iniiiiy fcs the welfare
~ .isissns ug other tailor. ana
shicl cali. / .pon irhefsl villa fos
= strict account III hi. arts .i,suid
'hs rights ot an. iosvisa~ss o- sso'
iSssi
\ soiuleasi.stios also haa 'sr-n
fsr-,,sd tsosn Gca-ssi CAsssssa. Ir >
's~aa of the fo'oislhoe. toiSS~,ss tn-
prIt1sSs 81 sp~niss1s that shsis
.sSsvssS had bF.s srss~'i and snr rsor
.ssss at o.bsr ,sssssssss sssi ,asf
sss: b-rs fasS.a ,s tsoert I. a..
s-s-' .s,is~
- Srisf-i sasi eli pso.-srtF gss
.0a4sss lo speatsssas s-s soan~ssra
ass Ls'II ssS "a. Fssostisisussia q =
asi asis ~ ,.e ,ssssisastssAi.si
.ossrtnssas p.sairs - iss->stsslsss
- 10 - no uf ,isr s,sniss.s SAL s.srsS
-. issssts z...sss.s,. -sii sea
vrai SilIs
- osas- Ia ssAfsstss sss tssvH
rsS@ ~hsle u I. " esf bAasss I ssss
sss.s,s Aossss.'. ssfrss 10 sAAs -
No. essss, = -. -. ~
q was s~sssosp " esssa sss
evsssssas s-<,as- shets ns . ssrv 10
sNas~s hssr ass q rss eos~ssssr ~
.ssaSes a se~siss - s~.ss sse.r~'
'svs sod 50 40 sssss 'sAs sS-ss ses.ss
80
us ss sssI Ns.s@ 'a., ia ssa s..
ssssas is s.sNs- ".ss s..s sessust4
sssssssss ST sesssss-s. sszsB Nsss
seSss -s5as s1@ sss ssss4s g~ssussra
q. .ss ahsss4s2 sass rNssHrtt ss~vsts
Il. 'sss@2 s- sss-A ssa'seF5s2 20 NsssH
Ss.s
bee : a,ss Res rssspse -laes
sArss s..sr sitsd er "a .ss saz rf~s
ssss .sss s.st szys Esss~sss st~ss
me snsssss.s Ja ssieussss san sssa
npss-S -s sh- spaassIs S~s~ sspssss
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sfe.s sss srsiiag ksJs sssssss ssHss
lss .rr Ssuo5
'ua~ fssaSs .S sN STACY .ass ten
Nys hsv- t~ee sss wilt esS rsrusreSea
Nste ss~ ~. b-sns aa~e tsssg ut Ees~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

- rAs.,. f.tas. D-pS. is-Spaa-
'Assss regarded With little sAiisis-E
s,ss General N'iia. announcement
isuss Chihpsaua sc1iss isai toe
s.ss.s~ rF ists by i.rsien refugees .a-
ss 80 ihs.is-.i .i,h a si.s at ,naen.'
siss ins th..s -no hsd not i-astis,+
isisd in shs Evolution rns ,sia- Of
sps spSasss,s' rsos-ssS ts pia.-,, be-
's.sa ss..-~.-" ard si-.".g .,v.
<nsss III. sssatsess ..ia sni. ~as
sissasss ss~sIs as~a hs sAs s.'-ss
fupes asa sHasr Villas Tuiiss sLss
ali npsst.rs-s ~.rr frirns.iF d. ,sa.sl
-. ape- os thea p.ss,a srr isastas'
ss-ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
WILSON xo,uxAroxs

~ss5ia4sUass DeNs rrSssSra'
" Sl.as d. sar psnssa saps~ s~@iss'
ssaes
E~4tsssfs AZ Had .sferss
stsss Mar wsssse iatxia III psa'
Ss.. ..t. Jsssrh isieAass ss IIsj'
epas slarss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
Yesterdays Report.

sans suspected al being iiusr,s .yn,'
pslhixrr.- rh-y ls. being held t-nh'
,hk an ias-siixaiioa of their acts
G7asrsi villa probably ~ili f.ils'n
hes- aasii tbs arrival of i.1nvs'i
tsrassA. shs sin.r of -hus, .asii1 s
ts unAno~n.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

III" military authorities -ho aIu
conducting Affair. in the strike snho
~ routs.tL Colorado are tS b. IL
| N~siisai-s .y a committee named ~
| rsssti-nt John N.iIranon of ih-
Colorado stat. Ped. ration ot i.a,,or'
Sensational ehafs-s relative Ia 'hs
Treatment accorded military rrison'
~. lo b- ihosoaeniy psots--.i ami tue
tn, h,-~tixaiton ts To .ehI-r abo.it t.-nr
-fai Chaas. III setnmana pt tho Ialo'
sasio militia. sna 1aas- Aasars,s H.
D. iissasbsons iioth shss-, AMI issash-
ton have be-a .ub,--,-.i 4. spserp
cfiti-isn, ss untnsisie at A." sta,-
sho have .oaeht ta ina..- IsS.rhaf
An. saoh. u s-sAii ,h-n,. Tho sass
psaor has st.a pei sna Insisted ih.s
the truth os tie charges sesiasi shs
saiIis,a atf,e-f. must 10 pfpsea.
" oa. Is is briteso aha, tho iai-ss
ps,ss ot IN. state ts ,asiae. '.Ss-sai
,has~ AMI Natas is..sh'sa .age
sosashili-d thhpsah assooNsrs nsaf1
tiiaIoiisai It'an shY hssa-ss. srsssst.a
~ htsssrys Ihr sssgiss ss ,hss~ uzli'
srfs psii a.. have an spppr'sB'I8 10
.ufnis', ~. .tiasns. Z. slSs'a.,iais
sn- ohsr.-e Thrfe aPr~afs In t-p =
i.es-.sups-a sos.sirasY hatsaea ~
st.Ssss,i-.a i.lns i-~s-sS Ia ts.ss.a,;
Asa stsfossS sssasvai Css~r ssa lts
ysssss sase<si.
1bG srensuA of tAe nailissrf sntfH
sss.stos.shr -@iis~ssisnes .i .hiss
s-f~ stis~ssed ~ G4sos s'~as.s1a q.
ssaax- Aas. si-. sAss~. sH,s shr ia
gaisf ~A. sarss.a sa siaag ss.aass
sias H.r. tn. sisss sas~s ss Err iar
tassExassa b, ,l4a suA4sssssssas sess
ts..- as ss.ia~ et7sssss and ansE4s'ea
sssaer. ass ssr -sspaisssH"- sss as
slsuswssEa tato ssss- .a.s~ ss Ia &lI II
tee .sarss "a 0@ssa .ssstass ps sA1if
officials wesu ies~s-ss I'rss@3s'
assissi sh.s-a sAss~ sss $50 nsssess~,
d. sasssss isssh.f 5SvusssEasio.
vesr l.russ pslt t~i.A~as sai ie go,
eas~ -St -sth.f G-nrrsi .ess~'.f
Jass. ia~,,ea.as - ssy u the eesss
7aissloa asss-r she arrest - aay per-
.pr ~Nsrrs frsss.e ~ sssas~ Atalss
,-.sm.s. u<- Of sse I~sa,ae "ssaaEH
ss. .s sse United Mis-. werAsrss sss
s.saas-.. At Wais~nsas sss ,sis.
sbgiir stalled taat he had h~~n sFrsss
cd si-h sIr ssn@ss ssirnsss aas
e.0rs.sy bv The sniIt-sry sssk.sist.s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

Fiji ard Sisth Grades
Iisrs sete- No5 nius ts-stey zoe
......-s........ NsI6rsys Ilsy :
Veal s,sc. 'bh. Little rcyu Of
Is-stIe1sva Thsvt,sss Mclaughlin
song. Sgcvv Niss: s;is,s '-saas
Beei,aticr. 'Tbe rNrst Nssa< Ncrn
.y.......... u;Idrsd weeyer
ins,run44n,sI Music Sdi'h Radfor,i
Serifatiop. ~ ChId's rh"uehis
Absat Chr's;mss " -oshy ryes
song. Merry. Merry Nmzs BeIe
...-4 .. ... s4...-- Ssnev'
Rry ,,s,ion. I.sIi,e .Io,.lies .-..
s.....-.....-.. rrapces Miller
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
LEADERS
MUST PROVE
CHARGES /. .

E-IV.r. Colo. Dee. ~ a-'jiii,iais
III III. units'i Min. Workers of Amer
lea anu Of the coiorad" stat. Fed
GRAFTON ot Labor held conferences to-
aay over the pfois sei aop,intnisn'
ii u committee tn ln--t with .oV-s-
Io. .Aminons snd Investigate charges
.s.ainst the state militia il ID" stfiAa
tos", II ~as stated that the asia-s
ol the ."nhiiii-. probably sonia ne
GI"ouner.i tonight Ut tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

Instrumental Solo -. Ruth kspey
iteci,ation. Two Little stncs,nSs
...-.....,.... Kathleen Mckee
Seventh Grade.
song. " itaii. Eessntbr h.iis,
............,.. 80. .sehooi
ccac-r, Reldirs. 'carisin.aa Every
Nhere" ,,..,... 60, school
sons. on. Little. Town of B-,nis-
h-i,i --,. .'.-..-- ..-- Eiris
Christmas Custom. in oth-r Lands
--.-.-r-,....-- SIX Girls
it.'i,ation .r,-... 'tnria,mar Da,
sons. ''Caroi,us is-ii'' ..--. sshooi
Piano Solo ....,,.. isutn Cati'tt
"Oii Santa Claus .'.ranai, Miiier
"rh- Christmas W-ieost'' Ten iioys :
santa Clans .h th" Tram ..
.,. --r eco ,r-,-. kpth ,s,i-t
s"ns. steep. haby. Aie-p S.ho.,
~oas. Morse Craai. snss ....
rsrr-s.., ,-rr-,,.. Nine iur,is
t'sr-r. Raphael o., k-sri Nrlaur.Ly
Hseitaiion. Watch hing IA ,hE.a.
mas r--..-..,- t;~Osi IN Nsnh.y
surg. Abide Win Is. ssGoni
Eighth 0sSde
soaks-
christmas =, Srs.''
''sss-aaa-
"c.soiins n-iis'
"io,
rh- Lord My rasiurr sh.ii r.o-
i.are
Ny rsalm
';.t iii-s. oar Native t-aaa.'
Nhis~ Gold
Lad ts. iisss.siy fs,HrF. i<an
rs'
'S.s--sian T.is"r s"ss
r. the Copatrs'
>tstas siats an the NsS-
",hsislnss. ,ssoi.
'An-fi.a'' - :fsfl
Is- adiaG
rh- ss.ss .s tho osAes w.~I
Man
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

a-aa M-s.s Meas q. NlI sgkn-'
Hu~s Ot>As.
Sisas sass So E.ns
rArssaas.s s2s.psiags Iyraasfs J-sas
ssise nss uh sisss-a ssas ,ssas.
visa s~lss 80 sn@l
=aAsss IssA pis NsNalss
issa ris~ .@ass -~i.s .ieli.i
seka~t
10. Jsss ss ID. Bos sssss.- Essbs
sasta .sssss s-ssg, ssssaars
TEE Nsshs b~t"ss rssiss.ss=J =JpIs.
w-alsia4s
riasrr rlay-i-. Awsl
i~tts -. Rinstnf 10 sh. S..s g.
s. ka.pl
N sse t>psss i@seisas-sFes- Mr..
=1"~s. Hssys sI.~p .-"as -sjss
soJi.s 50 kupts
rhsSsseAs s'ssatrs I1setg. ttsssss.
Ht.aeke iIassset~s Fssss.ssy unlI.
~ts sss ~ sirts
jpsls sset. Ctsss 'seas vita I~Isst
So hs.sl
Closing HssisssIe~ -tS~ss- Essches
Ssssad 0ss1s.
Z yhFtssnas song -sshonl
R.ystatiess "Chrsssnss -Gst.Iis
yrps
H-.i,a'sas. 'Isa.g,y S,wekssss -
Rose ssss.rus
Rseisst5e.s Day before CHRISTMAS
Harold RryasIs.
R-siss,icn. "Cbrisss4As R-Iss -
Bs4asA. Ces.y.
Old sasss Crsss Sssz
''Csr,.,mss iseIIs Wal.
gse~ EYhsey.
Rsgi;s.5.a. "E,se Christmas ,seISs
Daisy vassstsIes
R.sits,I.u. s.ectines 10 rIU~-
Charlie Rss
eei,a'isr. THe werIs Cssi.tssAs
Ts.. Margaret SuteTv.
Reei,ssscr. To svery vser ssd GisI
pTet4nee Neer
Song. ~Chrt.smas Cssot
DisIcs. 'sCsri.,N.s Candles
Rec itasieS. The Might before ChTi.;.
mas Mcntee Powell
Reci's,icn. san'a's I'esrt rscs
Pu,h Baldwin
Rnsi,s,Ion. Santa Claus. ~ STnadev
Benas
sons. "Christmas Time"
cyi,stion. "rirs, Christmas. Al
ma s,iceTo.
Recitation. Z Saved Nv Cake for
Santa Claude Pfosser-
Recitation. CIT, 10 santa -wM.
RrcsdveiI
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
PARK STREET SCHOOL
lsvvs F,sss oDAs

LSvvS Ftsss 0U1e
tSaEss -ants is Caaias lI-si
Sssiis.s.s. 'sruaDfsu~ IL gLrtssass
iAsy t0as t'spils
s.'ss. "CAs,.ssass tsiiisss ~ auels
N~si'asss-s. "tuss AAAs y ssAs~'...
SsSss S-sspIss
S~asa WI. /. sSSias Dss tic titl
=;se Assol
H9ais.ssoss rhsiss.as p.F .'ls~
i.apia-
s.fisssS.As All fAisgs Esisss, sn
isaaa.ssssl - s,ehs.oss
s~as ss4~p SssEr sar~p- N.~s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
Weather Forecast

ShoA tins afternoon, .i-afir- In
nisht. soia.r central partition. satnf-
dsy generally fair,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
THE WEATHER
Paal0S0PiucAi RAElix SAYS

School n over i"f
lew days Sum al
IN are - lucky
Ne get what We
want " IL u a. u I
even r-iilcinhfil
I ant ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
Salient Points In
Gov. OddiG's NeSSaQt

The of Tasker
Monday afroon On
account OF its great length The So WI give
the principal points brought follows:
The entering IF prosa.r II e r,-as and
agriculture The debt of the state tse
S ~
me tundamentai need revision
the interests OF economy 5947e hey Reuenehmen
applied as to the state govern
city Individual tax naver five
sateENH
Steps looking of the constu
ton Nevada four Other constitutional
amendments include: school funds
first now pendino for in
vestng school funds power
the state from it's limit imposing flexible lin
An raying equal SUFFRAGE orona
ing in the last strongly urqed a
lag beth parents join guardianship chldrsn.
Provision apart from ordinary
institutions deputy Of in
atracticn county probation officers urged
The without recommends
Interpretation el4ticn
ling OF every ballot cast where the intent CT
law requiring years residence fer is urged
Recommends limiting prize foht
correction advised for re-
for mental dis
politics.
The retention of the state police
Work industry irritation is com.
monded and the retention of the bureau
Perfection and agricultural pest
advised to create
Francisco
position.
Work printing office and the
condition of the banks
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
UNIVERSITY BUDGET
READY FOR LEGISLATURE

The legislature viii be asked to
appropriate $193, ,40450 for the Uni
ver5iIz of Nevada Tor the coming two
years asstompared TO S112,18o f.r the
last tWo, ar@o,tns to the estimate
prepared by Controller German.
Included in the estimate is pro.
)osed dairy building at $4,S0O, $5,-
900 for janitor work done by stud
onts, 81, goo for excavating a base
nent for the chemistry building. Ad-
ltional suggested needs are: $3.50
or a summer school; $4,100 for free
assays for prospectors, $4,000 for
purs food and drug control; $4,000
for weights and measures supervis-
.on; $4,000 fer state hyigenic labor
ator and $500 for the Mt. Rose OBJ
servatory.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
HOME RUN COPPER
TO BUY EQUIPMENT

Manager Pitts reports some more
gratifying developments in the Home
Run copper mine this week and the
late disclosures leave no doubt as to
the future Of this property. Salts
fled that they have thoroughly DEM
onstrated the permanency of the
are arranging to push work at the
mine upon much broader scale
than heretofore. Preparatory for
this campaign, the management will
shortly place an order for 40 h. p.
gasoline hoist and compressor plant.
The shaft, which is now down 230
feet, will be sent on to the 500 right
away.
BY Manager Pitts the Record IL
to'd that the ore on the 220-foot lev
ell. which DETECTED for time, is now
! dipping in southeastern direction
in its natural course toward the Clip
sy mine, and appears to be getting
hctter, although the shipments be-
made fl rom this part of the mine
carries average values of about $50
ton.
In the north drift from the 220-
loot level, small quantities Of lead
srar are appearing, which encourag-
ts The belief that the face is ap-
preaching near to the ledge In that
lire cIlon which shows strong out
crop on the surface.
In ire DRIFT flom the bottom Of
the cid shaft, 200 feet from the pres
ent ore shoot, has been opened
cave filled with lead and manganese
Which will undoubtedly prove to be
an important asset.
A car of high grade ore was ship
ped Thursday and more ore teams
Will soon be put on, which is indie
ative that the company proposes to
increase it's tonnage going to market.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
APPEAL FOR INDIANS
MADE BY VALENTINE
Urges New Laws to Protect
Rights and Health.

Washingten.-A strong argument for
the Improvement and relief of the In
dian charges of the government is
made in the annual report of the com,
missioner of Indian affairs to the see
rotary of the interior for the year 1912
just made public.
The report is made by Robert G. Val
entine, who recently resigned the office
of commissioner In it plea Is made
for legislation along the lines selected
by President Taft. especially for larger
appropriations with which to improve
the health of and reduce the almost ap
palling death rate among the Indians
A feature of the report is a deseriI.
ton of the extensive property of the
Indians, which constitutes one Of til,
greatest estates ever held in trust by
any organization or government. In
cluding the land, forests. water power
minerals and funds held in tribal or u
dividual ownership, the principal o.
the Indians amounts toXlpproximate
three-quarters of Il billion dollars, I'll
ihtNi CEl hlii iNlitstlS VII " NV II HuiO'll
TO approximately S12000.000
The commissioner declares that edit
cationai opportunities must be takes
| TO Indian children who are not yet II
school. Industrial impulse and op
portunity must be given TO those VIII
| DO not now value their possessions
They must have effective protection /
heir property and personal rights
medical attention and hygieuic instruc
| ton Thousands Of Indian familie
must be provided with sanitary homes
He urges an appropriation of 500
900, as advocated by the president II
| bis special message. for the Indial
| medical service. He reiterates state
ments presented to congress by th
| president that the death rate among
| the Indians is 100 per cent of tina
| among all other classes and that tn
mortality from tuberculosis is thre
| and one-half times as great
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
RESPECTED RESIDENT OF
PiocHE PASSES TO BEYOND

Mrs. William Mitchell, an old and
respected resident of Phoebe. died at
her home in this city last Saturday
afternoon.
The funeral was held from the
Union Sunday school building Mon
day afternoon in the presence of a
large number of sorrowing relatives
and friends.
The deceased is survived by her
husband. five daughters, viz: Mrs.
j. A. Nesbitt, Mrs. Hans Olson. Mrs.
Maurice Bowling, Mrs. ]. E. Evans
and Mrs. Ed. Donahue; also by one
son, who has been employed at At
lanta.
The Record extends sympathy to
the bereaved relatives.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
ORGANIZATION OF
THE LOWER HOUSE
HOUSE

Chief clerk, W. L. Hacker, of
Washoe
Assistant chief clerk, Frank Julian,
of Washoe.
Journal clerk, Rhule Lathrop.
Assistant journal clerk, Amy Tre-
vathan, of Lander
Minute clerk, Harry Brown.
ls,'i. .ant minute clerk, Clarence
Sad!er, OF White Pine.
Ergroesing clerk, Kate Hill, Elko.
Assistant engrossing clerk, Miss
Winslow.
Sergeant at arms, M. Burk.
Assistant sergeant at arms, Geo.
nryson, of Washoe.
Copy clerk, Maggie Jack.
Committe clerks, Misses Kerns.
Letter, Dorsey, and and Bowman and
Hunter.
Stenographer, William Kenneth.
Senator Chas. Lee Horsey is
recognized as one Of the big men
of the senate and as Indicative of
this has been made chairman OF
the judiciary committee.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
ASSESSORS RAISE THE
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS

The state board of assessors at
Carson last week, raised the assess
ment on nearly all the railroads oper-
ating in the state The Salt Lake
Route was raised from 10000 to ST.
per- mile, which fact will make q de-
c'dsd difference in this years assess
ment roll in Lincoln county-about
half million dollars.
The Nevada Copper Belt railroad
was raised in valuationf rom $3.50
to $500 mile.
The Western Pacific was raised to
$4,000, from $1,000 per mile.
The total assessments made by the
board for 1912 on public utilities.
railways and corporations of that kinc
amounted to $32, ,491 1880 For 1918
these assessments total $37 $50. $40. or
a net increase of $5,039, $500 This
ret increase for 1918 amounts to 1876
per cent over 1912.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
Decision Made
In Mining
Case

Sale of the assets of the Nevada
Utah Mines & Shelters corporation
10 Trippe & Co., of New York. as
syndicate managers, has been con-
firmed by decision in bankruptcy pro-
ceedings in the United Statess court
el appeals.
A new company will be formed, ac-
coraing to late information received
Ia this city from the east, and
stocks and bonds, as provided for
by the modified plan of readjustment,
will be exchanged for certificates of
deposit as soon as the can be maed
ready. Local shareholders of the
company are given an opportunity to
participate in the new organization.
With this suit cleared up, practical
" wipes out all the legal entagle-
ments in which the company had be-
come involved. 1t now seems to be
very Probable that the re-organized
cohpsny will soon get down to busi-
ness on it's valuable Phoebe properties
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
RAPID GRONTH
OF OUR NAVY
Rear Admiral Baiger Takes
Charge Of Atlantic Fleet.
eG9D OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR
VIII Bs Twice as Powerful! as Squad
ron That Circied the Globe-Has
Four Super Dreadnoughts-First Di
vision Broadside of 112,200 Pounds.

Washington. = Rear Admiral Hugo
Gsterhaus. u. S. N, successor OF
Evans, Thomas, Sperry anq Schroeder
as commander in chief of the Atlanti,
lloet, re.inguished the greatest 81
Anierican naval commands to Reai
ADMIRAL Charles J. Badger. Simul
taneously with the change of com
mand the erDreadnoughts Wyom
ing and Arkansas were added to TIL
fleet, the forner ship taking the place
Of the Utah as the fleet flagship. Th,
Utah went back into the first division
Whileythe famous around the world
.iagshtp, Connecticut, was relegated tc
the fourth division.
AS reorganiZed the Atlantic fleet il
twice as powerful an organization il
every respect as was the tleet that cir
cled the globe under Evans and Thom
rs and Sperry. Then there We're n,
Dreadnoughts in the feet. Toda!
there are eight, and four of them ar,
of the super type-thg
Wyoming, Arkansas, Utah and Florida
AS now constituted the first division
of the Atlantic fleet is more than twic,
as powerful. Extensively and defensive
ly, as the entire American navy wa
at the time of the Spanish war l.
this division alone the main batterie
mount flfty-two twelye-nch guns. ever
one of which ear. be fred in singi.
J,.l T.. -
Wyoming would fight with this div
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
MRS. RINGGOLD DIES IN
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Ringgold died at San Jose
on January 3rd, and was buried jan
uary 7th. Her death was due to heart
trouble brought on by asthma. Mrs.
Ringgold will be remembered by
many here, during her visit to her
daughter, Mrs. J.. l.. Bowman, in
1909. She was a lovable woman and
mother and leaves three adughters
and one son to mourn her loss; Mr.
Dihke of HALEY, Ida, Mrs. ]. l..
Bowman, Millard Ringgold and
Gladys Ringgold of San Jose. The
Record extends it's. sympathy to the
bereaved family.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
VlR RGINlA-LOUiSE is TO GO
TO GREAT DEPTH

Development work was resumed at
the Virsinia-Louise property this
week after a shutdown caused by
the freezing of the water pipe line
btweeen The Prince mine and the
l.Ouisc shaft.
Manager Alex. Lloyd, who returne
ftom the Chief district il the early
I ART OF the week, that it is the plan
of the company to sink the shaft to
much greater depth right away.
The mine is yielding to develop
ment in a most gratifying manner
and is already at the point where it
can be considered well into the bon
anza class. State Senator Horsey is
,ne of the fortunate owners of Vir-
giniaLouise stock.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
jAUT LAKE ROUTE BUYS
SOME NEW EQUIPMENT

The Salt Lake Route is receiving
he first installment of another
luipment order aggregating $780,
90, (which will be delivered during
he next 80 days, according to Of
tcials of the company.
Three hundred box cars with steel
,ompany, will be delivered at the
.nderframes, built by the Pullman
ate of Is daily until in possession
of the Ailroad. These cars cost about
S1100 each and have capacity OF
10000 pounds each. Two all steel
,aggage cars, at $4,000 each viii
~ delivered shortly.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
GIVE SOCIAL FUNCTION

The Phoebe branch of the Equal
ranchise society entertained with
> card party at the Commercial club
riday, Jan. II, from to P. M.
A goodly number of the members
ere present. After spending some
me piaying cards the refreshment
committee served a most delicious
.mch, OF sandwiches, salad, olives,
axe and coffee.
Everyone declared they had spent
l most delightful afternoon and it
hoped that the Franchise society
ill entertain soon again.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-01-25

Ronnow and County ReoorderG arrri-
son each bid in PARCELS of Pioche
property upon which the taxes re-
NAMED unpaid, the former buying
ne Scott corner, opposite Clarks
place. All the property offered. save
chat bid in by Ronnow and Garrison,
was purchased byT reasarer Culver
well for the county.
The delinquent list was small
one; htaee 1t failed to attract the
attention of bargain Sc xers.