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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
gcnIenpeit. .@ampaane.

gluO Vt. Slue Dulluell % llD lll ''V'u
Srleans mir nm Die Gerbiitlmg
elmer Gpioenie.
q en- Srleans, 2a., Z. SSuli.
g9ic Or. @luc, Der @cneralar5t pom
9unoes @eilnO6eitsbureau perii-
6ert, 6auoelt cs ii6 bier ni6t Inn Oic
9(uSrottilng elmer @piOemie inter
Meni6en, ion0ern mlr Inn Oie Scr
6iihmg, namentlib Our6 Oie gluSrot-
tllng ser Seuc6e inter Giatten. Or.
9lue i6Gbt Oie 3a6l Ser 9fntten in
9lep Orleans auf 100000 imO i6re
9lusrothng miro ieines @raGtcnS
ungeidbr iedS @lonate in 9lniprud9
ne6men. sSn Oen nG6iten Eageu
luerOen 81 otm 3med 6oGen in @lai-
len ouiQeliellt merOen. Or. Blue ge-
oenft, @noe Der ISOLDE mieOer a65u-
rciieu rnO ieinem 9(iiiitcntcn Or. 8.
s. 9luder Die 9citrng Der Gampagne
81 iibertragen.
Seine QuarantGncin Rem
SrIcanS notbig.
g8ai6ington 9. g., Z. Suli.
@eneralar5t Blue mclocte Dem
5djobamts 0epartcment, bic Gage
be5iiglicb scr 9culenpeit IN 9lcw Nr-
leans rebtfcrtigc ni6t Die BON Golta
Silica lmO SonOuras ucr6dngtc Qua
rontdne lmO Scr SonoelsOcrte5r f0n-
nc o6ne jeOe @cia6r wieocr oli0c-
nomnen merOen.
atten.8 8crgiftun9 in
Charleston &a.
Charleston SO. .-Ga, 7. Syuli.
g}o6 elmer @rfldrung, wel6c @la-
Dor s. 3. 9eoeIl Uer0iicntli6te,
oic6t cs in Der Staot Ooppclt 10 pic
le Hattcn ais Ginmo6ner rmO ie rib-
ten iG6rli6 eincn S6aOcn pon lmgc-
fGbr t25,0O0 an. GS miro Oo6cr
Scr s. 5. 90. ais 9iottenucrgiftrngs.
tag anberolmt mo porgci6ricben
mic babel perfaGrcn pcr0en ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
Sen Wf. 1Srnnf. .lrnseii.

atlanta, @a., z. Suli. ~ Die
9(mpdlte SEQ Nl. 1Sranfs, ocs Jim.
gen 9rootlDncr's, legten @eruilmg
gegen Die gntibeioung Elm, our6 mel.
dc 9li6tcr Sill ocn @inmanO scr
Stoatsanpaltidait gegen Sen 9[ntrag
mlf glli6e6ung OcS &croifts als &c.
re1tiertigt anerfannt bat. SSranf iii
befanntlid megen @rmorOimg Der
jlmgen So6rifar6eiterin MarD &6a-
gan gum Eo0e Oerurt6eilt. Die 9eru-
lung miro ser itaatli1en Supreme
Gourt inner6al6 10 Sagcn ii6ernit-
telt. Gas @laiooDer iiber oen 9(n-
trng, pel6er iid ooralf itiibt, OoB
Sranf'S periaiiumgsmdBige 9ic1te
oaOlird becintrG6tigt merOcn icien
oaB Oas @eroift in icincr 9l6mcien6eit
i'm @cri1tsioal abgeoe6en wurOc,
miro crit i'm Sftobcr itattfinoen.
llcber 0cn anoercn 9lntrog in Dem
4ro5eB, pclder ailf 9teuocr6onOhng
wcgen ser GntOedimg ncuen 9epeiS.
materials Ialtct uno pel1er i1on
Der 6oberen Snitan5 oorliegt, miro
wn6rideinlid Slusgangs oieicS 0lo.
mats plaioirt perocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
Nlnler Nlnr g8cnL ncitur6cn.

@oibinqton, Z. Suli. = @lar
@e0l, ciu 9anoi6oitSmoler, lit bier
nod elmer &ranf6eit bon bier Mona-
ten inn 9(lter bon II Sa6ren ans Dem
9e6eil gei6ie0en. Seine @em1loe
beiinOen iic6 in pcriAieoeucn omeri-
foniiGen Gimiigallerien lmO in pri.
baten Sommhmgen. g9cDl miroe
onl I. Ie5ember 1887 in Wlii6len am
9&cdar ge6oren. SSnt So6re 1862
beirot6ete er SRI @'arilm Siaif bon
@ai6inaton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
NuIacnidnucrc glerluedlaIMnn.

2tttlcgoIGen &.-Yy Z. S,uIi.
n Cine 9ompe, Oie ciu 9lngcltellter
anitatt nit 4Setroleum nit @aioline
iiilltc, erplooirte 6cute in Ser Nlcrril
Soulc FopocreO @}ilf-6a6rif uuO
ricbtete cinen SHaOen on Der ouf
100000 qelc6Gbt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
gIIler, 0entidler AnmeIier aeIIor6cn

0l ont0omerp, no, Z. SuIi-
9ll6crt @ogt Scr GlteIie SlnpcIier
in Oicicm E6eile Ocs StaateS, iii
pl6slic6 Der Site rm6 9(lterSidwdde
crlcgen. @r er0finete icin @ei1dit
Dor 0cm 9iirgerfriege imo iii6rte cS
bis 5rn 6cliti0en Gage
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

lofort III 9rnno, gliidli6erueIle obne
81 erploOren.
2eutnont GOler erfannte Oie @e-
fobr un0 iteate oie Steuerng iofort
gum 9l6flug Elm. 9lIf Dem 6lugielO
eelanOet, bate er grade nod 3eit,
iih NIT roicbem Sprung ans Dem
brennenOen 6lig5eug 81 retten. Ger
9leroplon pur0e Elm Gou6 Der slam
men.
9oppelm0rOer Q &untel 5u
le6enSIdnglidem 8ud DIT.
bouS begnu0igt.
Gurd foiierli6eu @naoenaft lit
ser pegeu @rnorOung ieiner G6e-
frau unO ieineS ain0es 5meimal 5um
Zoo acknowledgements Gbriitian
9unfel aus 9odum 5u Ie6eusldng-
lider 3udt6aus6aft begnaoigt NOR
Oen aunfelS @erilrt6eilung eriolgte
nod einenl ieniationelen @ro5eB i'm
pergangenen 5ebruar.
& q Il / m ann TO otet @elte b te
uno lid.
glis Snnsbrud fon1mt sic Wlels
Dung, oob BORT ser bieiige &auf.
mann 9roGnib, Der fiir5li6 cine Sc
rienreiie nod SiiooeutiAlono lnO
Sirol ontrot in einem Sotel5iumer
ieiue @eliebte, cine SroI Sitter aus
@iin6en, unO iid iel6it criAoiien
6ot. 9}d6ere Gin5elbeiten i6er Die
blutige Srogooie iinO nod nidt be-
fonnt.
& 6epaor ge6t in Sen Z oO.
9lus @er5peiflrmg ii6er groBe
@elooerhlite giugen 6eute bier Der
@etrcioeb1n0ler glQmers lno ieinc
@attin gemeiniom in Oeu 600. Sic
llngliidli6en ihidten ibre Orei Sin.
Ser neg imO legten iid, na@Oem iie
Oos @os nngeOrebt 6atten, 3umSters
ben nieoer. 9llS sic 9inoer om
9l6eno 6einife6rten, fanoen iie Oie 81.
tern 5u ibrem Sdredeu nls 2ei6en
auf Dem Bette.
0rei 9riioer iiberfo6ren.
Sin eri6iitternOer 8orfoQ ipielte
iid in Gborlotten6urg u6. Gs mur-
Oer BORT Die orci 8 bis IA Sabre al.
ten So6ne OeS Wlonteurs 9rtlofi
beim lle6eriAreiten elmer StraBe bon
eineu Strobcnbo6npageu getroiien
lnO ii6eriabren. 3pei Ser &noben
plroen ioiort getoOtet, un0 Der brittle
lit 10 ihmer uerlest, oaB bic 9ler5te
feline Soifnmg oui ieine 9ettung
bo6en. Gie &ei6en fonnten crit uns
ter Oem @agcu berUorge5oeen mer.
oen, ais oieier Ourh sic Scuerpebr
BON oeu @eleiieu gebo6en purOe.
9uf Ser 9ibne iaud5enO
geitorben.
Srogiih enoete geitern Oie 8oritel.
lung zines 9uuerltI6eote in 60
genielOeH in @uDern. 9ie SoGter
OeS GireftorS 6otte in ser Scene
joub5eno BON ser 9ii6ne o65uge6en
ino tbot Dies Sinter oen Gouliiien
ionf Oos 5man5igiG6rige, 6lii6enOe
Wldohen pon eiuem Ser5ihlag &C.
trofien toot nieoer.
s. 9oitipieliger 0 Srrt6um ei.
mes glnmoltS.
@egen eines inn @iier bon i6m ge-
maGteu Srrt6ums purOe in &0lu
Der 9ebtsnupoIt @eipers 81 toii-
ienO Morf @eloitrofe pcrurtbeilt.
Ter 9lDpofot pertrot cine &lientin in
einent SheiOungs @ro5eB. Sn benz
iel6en milrOe Der Der gel0iteu G6e
entiproiienc pieriG6rige &no6e Dem
9oter 5ugeiproheu. Ser glnpolt
gloubte jeOod, OoB Oie @lutter Die
O66ut ii6er Oeu aleinen er6alten
6obe unO 6olte oeniel6en nit einem
9lutomo6il ans Der odterliben @o6-
nung.
Z iirttl der Z bron I Ger 5u
Wfon0Dern.
Cen 6clirigen &aiiermon0pern
miro nit onoeren ouSlGnoii1en @G
item Scr tiirfiide G6ronfolger @rin5
Yuiiuf S55eoiu-Giicn0i bciiuo6neu.
Ger @rin5. Der oen &ang zines
6elOmoriHoQs befleioet imo irii6er
&ommonoeur ser tiirfiiden @orOe
mar lit pom Gaiier Ourd Elm Sano.
idreiben eingelaOen woroen ino Bat
iein aonneu 5ugeiogt.
Seq %. 6ranf-9rO5ef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

gl6panentcn, bic ben ,,ScntidJen Gurre.
lpUnhcntcn" nidDt piinftlidJ u0cr nnrcaeI.
maGig cr6nItcn, iin0 1c6Cici, 6cr Office
oauon per TcIep0On UOer idjriGtlidJ Ylit-
tDCiluH9 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
ll0rOwdrts.
&aiier anf IOrOlanO.
fabrt.
GnUrmer 3Miuabs Der
Oentidjen SeD6Ifermng.

9lueenbIidIide 9eoolferimgs5abl oes
oeutiden Reides auf nobe6u 6S
Nfiaionen ougeeeben. II 9lus.
uobmeeeieee scsen So8ioIiiteu-
Sete oerIonet. ~ SOteIbousbur-
g. ide rddt Oie Gbre ieiner Ser
Douoteu. TT QoppelmorOer aun-
: Eel IebenSlGnaIidl in's 2udtholS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

M6Unnentcn, bic ben nScntidJcn GUrrcs
lpUubcntcn" nidJt bHattlidJ u6er narcscls
mdhig erbaltcn, fiub ecbcien, Der Office
babOH per EeIcpbOn Dbcr IdriItIid WQIt'
t6cilnna 81 tiiadleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

Cen bcllrigen &aiiermonopern
miro nit onOereu auSl6nOiic6en @d.
item Der tiirfiihe G6ronfolger @rin5
Yuiiui Sj5coiu-GiieuOi beiiuo6neu.
Ger @rin5. Der Oen 9iang eincs
SelOmoridoQs 6efleiOet uno frii6er
&omnionoeur ser tiirfiideu @orOe
mar iii pom Gaiier Ourd Elm SanO.
idreiben eingelaOen worOen uno Bat
iein &oninieu 5ugeingt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

g9erbebiireau in Berlin fiir 9Ilbanicn
itelt uuf gefe6l ser 8e60rOen iei-
ne a6dtigfeit ein. Shirt @il-
6elm anaeblid ouf ser 6Iudt.
9eide Oes 9loiotifers Somel &C.
iuuoen. 2incoIu-Stotue in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

Uinem 9rdBlidjen Zoo IT 0cr Seuf'
nnut Srr, Gee GOler, BON ser in
@iibi0 itntionirteu @iarine 6licacr-
obt6eiIung, bel ieinen geitrigen PM.
itieg bonn ShgfelO So6annist6ol NIT
fnapper giot1 eutaougeu 9lS er nit
ieiuein QoppulSeder cine So6e bon
GOO W1eierT CREDIT bate, l0ite iidj
pI0blid ocr 3DlinOer Oes @lotors
imo ollrhidlug i'm Serabioacu ben
@eujiu6e66ltery Gas 9cn5iu gerict6
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12

The total vote in the county on county
commissioner was as follows:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
JOHN WEDGE HERE
Democratic Nominee for County Comms
sloner Visited City This Week

John W. Wedge, Democratic nominee
for the office Of long term commissioner
was in the city early this week, he hav-
ing come over from Pahranasat valley
with a load of farm supplies and incidea
ally to look after his political fences. Mr.
Wedge is one of the substantial citizens
of Lincoln county and should he triumph
at November election over his Repub-
lican opponent, II. l. Olinghouse, he says
he win endeavor to give his time toward
a good. clean businessiike administration
His friends are urging his candidacy up
on the ground that Pahranasat is en-
titled to representation upon the board.
Mr. Wedge says the contest between
/ himself and Mr. Olinshouse will be a
/ friendly one and should majority of tn
votes be cast against him in November
he will take the result as being the viii
of the people; that there will be harsh
feelings towards no one. In event of sue
cess he viii do the best he knows how.
Asked if w. T. Stewart, Sr., would b'
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tion for state senator to fill the vacanc,
to be caused by the resignition of Chas
Lee Horsey, Mr. Wedge stated that h'
had had talk with Mr.. Stewart befor
leaving Alamo and that the latter ha
indicated that he would be a candidate.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
Day-DrIStoI Case Up
Before Judge Tabd

Judge Taber arrived in the city last
Wednesday, which was the date set for
the hearing of the application of the
Merchants bank of Salt lake, for the re-
ceiver to show cause why the court
should not issue an order for receivers
sale Of the properties of the Day Bristol
Consolidated Mining company
The matter came before the court, at
the appointed hour and 1t was evident
from the array OF attorneys present that
there would be a vigorous protest en-
tered againts the proposition Of the court
ordering sale of the properties at this
time In court were, VIM. E. Orr, rep
resenting the receiver, chas. Lee Horsey
the Consolidated Nevada Utah corpora
ton, I. j. Osborne, Hodges Cook Mer-
camille Co., a creditor; d. H. Thomas.
Merchants bank of Salt Lake, a creditor;
and Fred W. Frost of New York, rep
resenting Frank sullivan smith, receiver
Of the Bristol Conso idated Mining com
pany. The attorneys for hte Merchants
bank and Hodges Cook Mercantile com
panv argued in favor of the court grant
ing an order for the sale of the proper
ties at this time; while those represent
ing the Consolidated Nevada Utah and
Bristol Consolidated pleaded for delay up
on the ground that the unsettled finan-
cial conditions of the country at the pres
ent timewere such that sale now wouio
only mean a sacrifice as it was presu'he'
that the property would bring no where
near what il is actually wortn and that
the minority stockholders would loose out
x entirely
II was asserted by Attorney Frost that
ID steps were under way by ms client 10
finance the property and pay off the pres
t. ent indebtedness of about 500 600; put
that II would take a little more time to
e complete the arrangement.
After great deal Of argument Judge
$, Taber took the matter under advisement
until Friday morning when he instructed
d. the clerk to enter an order holding the
es' application for sale in abeyance until
after October 14th when there would be
q, further hearing on the matter and a
= which time, unless the indebtedness y
cleared nm. the court will likely order I
o. sale of the properties 1t Is believed
~ however. that some plan will be worked
out which viii mean the resumption
Of activities at the Bristol properties a
no distant day.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
BILLS ALLOWED
BY the Board of County Commissioners
Sept. 8, 1)14.

John Ewing. salary and milage for
Aug, 1914. $3.50
James Ryan, salary and milage for
Aug, 1914, S31.60.
j. N. Hollinger, salary and mileage for
Aug, 1914. $3.50,
VIM. E. Orr, salary as district attor-
ney for Aug, 1914, $50.
Chas Culverwell, salary as clerk and
treasurer for Aug, 1914. S20S.S3.
Dan j. Ronnow, salary as Sheriff and
assessor for Aug, 1914, $3.50 90
c. w. Garrison, salary as recorder and
auditor for Aug, 1914, $3.50
C. P Christensen, salary as deputy
sheriff for Aug, 1914, 500.
Jake Johnson, salary as deputy sheriff
and iailor for Aug. 1914, Sl25.
Jake Johnson, team hire, delivering
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
NALCAnAIED SHIPS
HIGH GRADE LEAD-z|NC

Operation at No. shaft Of the Amalga-
mated Phoebe company have gone ahead
in the usual satisfactory manner this
week
The pump recovered from the 18th level
of the Black Ledge winze has been re-
paired and was placed in commission last
night on the 14th level. The mine is
now equipped to handle 500 gallons Of
water per minute.
The water is steadily receding In the
Black Ledge winze and last night was
reported lowered to 130 feet
Good SHIPPING ore continues to come
from the 18th level of the mine and
four cars Of zinc lead ore was shipped
to the smelters this week. The manage
ment is driving in ore on the Black
ledge beyond the location of the winzs
on the 18th level.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Deny Application of Guy Smith For
Liquor License at Caliente

The county commissioners met last
Monday at the usual time with all mem
bers present After going thro the reg
ular routine, the commissioners listened
to a representation of Caliente citizens
who protested against the issuance Of a
saloon license to Guy Smith, VINO
had filed an application with the board.
The protest had weight with the poafo
and the application was denied.
The clerk was ordered to issue certlf-
icates of nomination to Dan J. Ronnow
as Democratic nominee for sheriff and
assessor; and to H. .Olinghouse, as the
Republican nominee for county commis-
sioner, long term.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12


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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12

Ruben Bradshaw. delivering ballot box
from Elgin. 1920.
F. c. Lee, registering voters. Panaca.
sl975.
Amalgamated Phoebe NJ. & 5. Corp.
water tent court house for July and Aug
5l6
Jas RYAN, cash advanced Tor INDECENT
3a.s5.
chas. culyerwen. cash advanced ex-
change on state school money. ss.7o.
a. $. Thompson Co. supplies furnished
Indisent, slls5
A. S. Thompson Co. supplies furnished
INDECENT sll,s5
A. 5. Thompson Co., supplies furnished
Phoebe fire department, $3.50
a 5. Thompson Co, supplies furnished
Jail, s5.o5.
Geo E wadswortn clerk OF ranaca
election board, $3.50
Floyd Campbell, lighting lamp Phoebe
town, s3
4 John L. Edwards. clerk panpca election
board $3.50
/ o G. Lung. meals for prisoners, $50,
]. F. Roeder. registering voters, Jack
Rabbit precinct. sS.75
A. A. Carman telegrams, 1891.
1 A. L. Scott indexing deeds, SIS.
Frank Edwards, rent of hali for elec-
tion. $3.50
A. H. Norris, supplies furnished in
digent, $40
A. H. Norris. supplies furnished in.
digent. $40
Tom Baraclough, lighting lamp Pioeh
town, 49,
VIM d. Maynard, registering voters
Caliente precinct, $42,25
Panaca Coop. supplies furnished il
digent. 1925,
f, c. Lee. justice fees, $l195.
l.. c. smith & Bros. Typewriter Go
!, supplies for county officers. slo.5o.
Charles Ronnow, bounty on scalD'
$6.
Henry Mathews, inspector Of election
Panaca, $3.50
e Henry Mathews, Inspector Of eleetio
Panaca, $3.50
8 Henry Mathews, Inspector Of electlo
Panaca, $3.50.
d Phoebe election board, clerk and
spectors, $50.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
NEW VIRGINIA soARO
With a. r. Godbe, Prasldent-Mine to
Be Placed In Active List

Tire deal .or the sale of controlling in
terest in the Virginia Louise mine to the
Prince Consolidated Mining compa ny was
formally concluded last Monday when
money involved in the transaction was
pai3NSnd the board Of directors re organ
lied. The new board now consists of NJ.
c. Godbe. A. H. Godbe, H. w. Rand and
NJ P. Ryan. A H. Godbe is pres. ID nj
E. L. Godbe. vice-rresident and M c.
Godbe, secretary.
1t is understood that the new. manage
ment viii put the property in order foI
an energeticcamraign CT production IN
the very near future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12

Lake Valley election board clerks and
inspectors and delivering ballot box, $is.
Hodges-Cook Mere. Co., wood for in
digent. IS.
Jack Rabbit election board, clerks and
inspectors and delivering ballot box,
$3.50.
w, d. Cook delivering ballot box cal
iente to Phoebe. $3.50.
Dave Francis, registering voters at
Spring Valley precinct. SO.
Hodges-Cook Mere. Co, supplies fur-
nished indigents, $40
Elgin election board, clerks and inspce-
tors Of election. s25.
Chas. Eaton. inspector Of election, At
lata precinct, IS.
Dave Empey. clerk 'ad delivering At
Ianta ballot box, $40.
e c. D. Marriage clerk of election,
Atlanta precinct, Sc.
Joe Kaufman, inspector of election
Atlanta precinct, $5
F. W. Hggison. inspector Of election
Atlanta precinct, s.,
Culverwen Bros. drayage, s175.
Mark Gemmil. registering voters. LAX
Valley precinS7e IS.
Ida Riding, com. on water collections
Caliente town, $13.10.
Phoebe Record Pub, Co, Job printing
so45o. f.
Phoebe Record Pub. Co, job printing
s242o
Phoebe Record Publishing Co, primar
election supplies. $14SS5.
Phoebe Record pub Co. job work an
supplies. sls.75.
: Caliente Election board. clerks and II
spectors of election, $50
Milton Dameron. delivering ballot be
from Deer Lodge precinct, S7.lO
Deer Lodge election board, clerks az
inspectors Of election, So.
Hike election board, clerk and insse
ors of election also postage, $25.3l.
New. Utah & Idaho Tel. Co, tel
phone service $3.50.
Mrs. 7. L. Dula, care of mdigent
SIS.
Chas. Culverwen, treasurer, cash a
vanced to indigents and FOR suppli
s1S5S
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
ROnIlOW -0|ing|1ouse Win
In Primary Contests


The county commissioners met at the
court house last Monday afternoon and
election he'd on the first inst, and it /
was found that there was little change
in the figures given in the Record of last
week
The majority of Dan ]. RonnGw. can
didate on the Democratic ticket for the
didate en- the Democratic ti,ke flor TIE
Ed. j. Deck, his opp nent, was found to
be 8 votes.
Chas. Z. Fox.ey, for the Democratic
no44in ton FIR d-sllict judge, also ca
ried tie county over H. j. Van Felt, his
op.onsnt, by majority of nine votes
in tie coAtet t between Jonn kW.ne
and H. l. Olinghouse for the Repubit-
can n n4inat.on for county commissioner
long term, the latter won by major
ity of Is votes.
The official count by precincts for the
various candidates is given as follows
~---s~-.--..
The following gives the result Of the
official count of the ballots cast for the
Republican state ticket in Lincoln county
AT the late primary election.
CONGRESSMAN
Harwood-P Phoebe, 2O Caiiente }; Al
amo, o; Hike, o. Deerlodge, 0; Elgin'
/: clover valley, 0; Eagle valley .; At
lanta. 0; Jack Rabbit. 1; Lake Valley
=; Spring Valley, /; Panaca, o, Total
80.
Eoberts-Pioche. II; Caliente 10; Al
amo ): Hike, 2; Deer Lodge, ?; Eiglh' 8
Glover Valley. 2; Eagle VALLEY l.; Attain
ta i; Jack Rabbit, o; Lake Valley, S;
Spring Valley, 2; Panaca, IA, Total 81
SECRETARY OF STATE
Adamson-Pioche 10; Caliente IL; Al
amo. 2; Hike, 2; Deerlodge y; Elslh'
T. Glover valley, /; Eagle Valley, /;
Atlanta. 0; Jack Rabbit 0; Lake Val
ley A. Spring valley, |; Panaca .. To-
tai, ~.
Holmes-Pioche, Is; Caiente, s. Al
Emo! q Hike, 0: Deer Lodge. . hlslh
.. Glover Valley, o. Eagle Valley, q
Atlanta, /; Jack Rabbit, l. Lake val
lev. |; Spring Valley. /; Panaea' .
Total, Al.
TannahilI--2: Caliente, l; Alamo, l
Hike 0; Deer Lodge. 0; ElSin, /; CloV
or valley. Eagle Valley, 0; Atlanta
\, Jack Rabbit 0; Lake Valley, 0; ia
naea. i; Spring Valley, ,. Total g.
INSPECTOR OF MINES
Bradshaw IS; Caliente, 49, a
and 4: Hlko, 2: Deer Lodge, /; ri
GIN 4; Cover Valley. 0; EAgle Valley
.. Atlanta, /; Jack Rabbit, l. Lake va
ley. 3; Spring Valley, 3; Panaca,
Total, IS.
st.n-on-Pioche, IA Caliente, 6; AIS
mo /: lilo, 0; Der Lodge, l: Elsl'
O; Clover Nallye, /; Eagle valley
Auanta, 0; Jack Rabbit, " Lake Vale'
0; ser.ng Valley. 0; Panaca' D. A'
tai, SO.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12

The vote cast by voters registered as
Democrats for sheriff and assessor "SSS
as follows:
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COUNTY OF LINCOLN
I, Chas. Culvecwoa, county clerk, here
by certify that the foregoing is full
true and correct list Of all bills allowed
by the board of county commissioners of
Lincoln county, Nevada, at their meeting
held Sept. 3, 1914.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here
unto set my hand ana the seal Of said
county this 10th day of Sept, A. d 1911.
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