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Arizona republican., 1917-10-31

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we the undersigned. have this day associated ourselves to- gether for the purpose of forming a eorporation under the laws of Arizona, and for that purpO>e do adopt certify and acknowledge the following ARTl- GILES OF INCORPORATION:
 ARTICLE I.
 The name Of this corporation shall be HAMLET GOLD MINING CON- PANY: the names of the corporators. their residences and post office ad- dresses are as follows:
 Henry II. Schumann. Phoenix, Ariz. John Scarbauer, F't Worth, Texas.
 Paul Muller. Higley, Ariz.
 Walter w. Petty, Phoenix, AriZ. The principal place of business and office of this company shall be Phoe- nix, Arizona but the Board of Direc- l tors may establish such other offices | in the State of Arizona and elsewhere, i as they may deem, in their discretion, to be appropriate UT necessary.
 ARTICLE Il.
 1 The GENERAL NATURE OF THE 1 BJ SINESS in which this corporation | shall engage is as follows, to-Wit:
 
 milling, teaching, treating, and reduc- ing and treating by any and all meth ods all kinds of metals, ores, and min erals and to purchase, sell, exchange lease, acquire, explore, prospect, deVel- Op, manage and operate mines, mining l claims, mining rights options, mining bonds and mining agreements and lanC of any kind or any interest therein, il the State of Arizona OF elsewhere: t locate mining claims and other req property and acquire title thereto un der the laws of the United States an' other countries; to purchase, acquire sell dispose of, hold, handle, hypoth eeate and deal in any and all kind of real and personal property includ } ing it's own stock or the stock of othe corporations. and mines, mining claim and lands of all kinds: to construc
 maintain, operate, hypothecate, pledg, deal in. and control any and all kind
 of reduction plants, machinery, device ard improvements and any and all nee r. cssary. proper and approriate appu1 ten2nceS thereto; to construct main
 tain operate hypothecate mortgag
 pledge and control, steam or electr :. railroads for the purpose of developin any properties owned by it. gas, cleo : tric light, telephone, telegraph and hA : dro eiectrie plants, traffic in power an Il canals to be used in connceion with Il : operation of any of it's properties; , buy. sell, and generally trade in. stor /" carry and transport. any and all kin6 o of goods, wares and merchandise, prt visions and supplies: to enter int make, perform and carry out contrac Il of every kind and for any lawful pu
 pose incidental to it's operations ar
 business; to issue, protect. secure, r ,e deem and pay bonds, securities al n other evidences ef indebtedness of th q. corporation when deemed neeessal
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
DARKENlNe BRoADWAY's SIGNS


WASHINGTON. oct 29.-Dar kening of Broadways far famed electric signs to save coal for war purposes was dis cussed at hearing given represent atives of the Broadway Association of New York. today by. the fuel admins s1atiar The conference Was the first of series that will be held here to take uo measures designed to prevent waste Of the countrys s fuel supply
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
WILL PAY WAR TAX
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

TRepublican A. p. Leased WlreI
 BOSTON. oct. 30.-Thc athletic as sociaiinns of Dartmouth and the Uni Nctsitv of Pennsylvania will pay the len per cent war tax on the tickets for the annual football game to be played on Braves field, instead of making an extra charge to ticket holders, it was annountcd today The tax amounts to II. II and 26 cents for the three alassfs nf tickets
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
WON'T SIGN FOOD PLEDGE
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

TRepubllcan A. p. Leased Wrel
 WATERLOO. Iowa. Oct, 30.-Fe- cause she refused to sign a food pledge card and said that she had shotgun to protect her supplies in event the government wanted any of them, Mrs. August Rorger. Cedar Falls, was jailed hy the order of United States Commits sioner J. F.. Dempster. She was re leased when her husband appeared on the scene and bought 5000 worth of Liberty bonds.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
HERMAN SEEKING BAIL
ERenubIican A. 2. Leased wIrel

NEW YORK. Oct. 29-Alexander Berkman. anarchist, made application fer bail in the supreme court here to- day. pending the outcome of eXtradi- tion proceedings filed against him by the governor If California on a charge growing cut of Preparedness day bomb explosion in San Francisco. Decision was. reserved after Dislliet Attorney Swann had opposed the motion. In his application Berkman stated he believed his indictment was an attempt to prejudice the popular mind against Mrs Rena Mooney who was recently acquitted on q charge of murder ir connection with the explosion
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31

In this picture caught Madame Le Fontenay she was sinqinq in direct comparison with the New Edisons Re Creation of her Madame Le Fontsnay is Metropolitan Opera Star.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-31

Do not wait tin tomorrow phone that WANT AID to The Republican office now. and get your wish fulfilled
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

schemes of our own to keep time
from dragging for the next two hours
At O'Clock we start drilling and
go through Swedish exercises; which
consists mainly of lying on your back
and trying to kick yourself in the
face.
"At 9 O'Clock we take up our stud
les and study aeronautics until IL
A. M. Then we are left to do as
we please until l p. NJ, when we
again take up our studies and study
until 4 +. M. At $50 P. M. the
lights go out, so there is no alterna-
tive but to pile into our blankets.
Il havn't had the typhoid serum
pumped into my arm yet but am ex-
pecting it almost any day would
sooner take one of Angelo Clark's
high balls than get dose of the ty-
phoid serum.
Everybody seems to be happy in
this bunch, which is undoubtedly
the healthiest gang l ever saw. We
do miss our scoops on these warm
days though.
Give my best regards to all of
the boys"
Sincerely yours,
B. f. TEMPLE.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

335-Med. c. Stewart, Alamo.
34l-Wilbert A. Pascoe, Bristol
3o3--Joseph j. Nesbitt, Hike.
360-Reuben j. Bradshaw, El:.in.
72-Thomas Trainor, Phoebe.
356-Chas. n. Castles, Hike.
li2-ilawrence w. Lee, .ana, o
i2S--Jno. j. Bringard, Salt Lake
il-Ernest G. Nelson, Phoebe.
36S--ChaS Cecil Morris Atlanta.
G-Quinine Chayes, Phoebe.
327-William d. Young, Phoebe
s3--PorteP E. Ice, Panara.
s45--Chas. \. Kixmi:Ier, Piothe.
iO'S-tseo. Quincy keele. panaca.
t54--GiIbert j. Bird, Caliente.
5i-Nicholas ii. Williams, Phoebe
3o-Marion j. Ewing, Phoebe.
f99-Yadero Mora, Crestline.
25-AieX. Lloyd, Phoebe.
122--Chas. Shaffer, CaIiente.
222-Arthur l.. Clifford, Caliente.
297-lmmel j. Horn, Delamar.
32f-Wiliiam ID. Higbee, Alamo.
320-Carlos Stewart, Alamo.
l2l--Ralph I. Salt, Caliente.
22i--Albino Marquee, Eigin.
2o2--Ignacio Gotta, CaIiente.
3i2--Eben +. Wheatley, Phoebe.
9o-WilIiam A. Heaps, Panaca.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
TO REPORT AUGUST 11TH,

3S-Gordon G. Browne, Phoebe.
127--Wm. IL. Acklin, Caliente.
SS-Jas. 4. Wadsworth, Panaca.
2S7-Louis Contreras, Caliente.
260--Juan Assencia, Caliente.
Z54--Vicente Maldonado, Caliente.
S0-Jun. l.. Wadsworth, Panaca.
35S--Jas. Nj. Bockoven, Elgin.
30S-Wm. Il. Getker, Crestline.
35f--Harry G. Stouffer, Hilxo.
3i7-Claud A. Lowe, Caliente.
250--Jose Grillen, Caliente.
322--Jos. $. Cox, Alamo.
242--Ambrosio Vels,zco, Joseco.
232-Antonio AlaSon, Caliente.
f0S--Chas. III. Bradford, Caliente.
lo5-Jose Castro, Caliente.
i45--Ricordo Pacheco, CaIiente.
9S--Easton Elwood, Lee, Panaca.
2sG--Cieofas Guerrero, Caiiente.
44-Andy Zumbelli, Phoebe.
226--Donald, l.. Poiriar, st. Joe,
Missouri.
7-Antonio Garcia. Phoebe.
2I6--James Clark, Caliente..
302--Aubrey v. Bright, Ind. Spgs
26--Jas l.. Wilcox, Manhattan.
2S9-Neils Christensen, Salt Lake.
S2-Albert IL. Findlay, Panaea.
55--fred Weinand, Phoebe.
42-isenj. Il. Temple, Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
From this List Will Be Chosen Al Soldier Bows
TO REPORT AUGUST 9TH.

2oS--F'rank Matsuka, Caliente.
337-Jose Marquee, Phoebe
275--Jose Nj. Penna, Caliente.
l26-Earl w. Hayes, Caliente.
l0s-Miit. l.. Wadsworth, Panaca
309--Edw. Weaver, Shambaugh, Ia
43-James II. Wheeler, Phoebe
lo-Severo Mendosa, Piocae.
14O--Nephi c. Higgins, Caliente.
1s-Gong Yonguay, Phoebe.
fS2-Carios Rivera, Caliente.
46-Lew. 5. Peterson, Chief Mine
2223-Thos. ii. White, Los Ang.
1i7-Bud f. Fister. Panaca.
z5---John ID. Negri, Phoebe.
2SO-JeRness ID. Harper, Milford.
s'S2--Henry l.. Sharp, Alamo
194--rheo. Hernandes, CaIiente.
2SS-Rob't II. Rodgers, Caliente.
3i3-Fom Kip, Phoebe.
Z 15--Benjamin M.--Roe. Phoebe.
355-David X. Schofield, Hiko.
2iS-Pat j. O'Connor, Caliente.
3i--Darrah II. Schofield, Phoebe.
1SS-A. Fred Anderson, Los Ang.
5G--Arthur A. Archibald, Phoebe.
5-Robert Syler, Phoebe.
350-Vic. j. Stephenson, Leyan, U.
5i.-Thero. Johnson, Phoebe.
26a-iGnacio Samara, Caliente.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
FIRST CALLED TO COIORS
One Hundred Eighty Men Summoned By Exemption Board

The Lincoln County Exemption
board held its initial meetiag this
week; but the real work of select
ing forty-One men to fill this coun.
tvs quota on the first call for
troops will be withing the next few
days. I
Some delay has been experiAcNi
in mailing notices to the dxafted
men 70 to appear and shows cause
why they should be exempt from
going to war. The delay is no fault
of the board, but to an oversialh
at the adjutant generals office in
sending on an insufficient amohnt 3f
blank stationery to carry out the
program.
However, Chairman John T.. Roe
der states that the notices Msilf be
mailed tomorrow, when total, OF
1sO will be summoned beforeA the
board. One-third of this ntfnibSr Is
to come before the board, ~ 8tr'apy
OF this number who desire. to. file
claims for exemption, next. Thurs
day, the 9th inst. The second i6t Of
go Is to appear on the following day.
Friday, and the third lot IF Sixty
on Saturday, the 18th.
Out of the 1SO to receive these
notices, is is said that at least cone
third are aliens who will he. sex
go %rs
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
WILL MINERS HOLD
CLAIMS If DRAFTED ,
B. f. TEMPLE.

Recorder Greathouse received a let
ter from Harry Webb, a resident of
Montello, asking for information in
relation to holding mining claims, if
the owner enlists in the army. In
the letter Webb says: 81 have been
drafted by the recent call and expect
to be enlisted as | am in good phys
ical condition and will not claim ex-
emption. | have two claims at Jar
bidge that will be valuable and
am writing you if you can furnish
facts regarding the holding of these
claims while / AM in the service of
the government. Does the govern
ment make any allowances as in case
of the man who ows homestead?
If | should be killed in this conflict,
will these claims divert to my re-
lations?"
Recorder Greathouse was unable
to answer these questions and has
asked information from the, proper
officials at Washington.
This is the second time that Mr..
Greathouse has been approached on
this same subject. ct.-Elko Free Press.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
Ben Temple Writes
From Pensacola Barracks

The Record greatly appreciates
the receipt of an interestf{fga aletJer
from Mr.. Ben F.. Temple, Nhb was
among the first young mSh or Pi-
oche to offer his services tothis,.couh-
try following the declaration, oEwsar.
Mr., Temple was formery in the
employ of the Prince Consolidated
Mining & Smelling compansa'ssHe
is in training at Pensacola, Florida,
where he is connected witiL the av-
iation corps. Probably, witlrin"the
next few months, he willfbe doing
service for Uncle Sam in Europe by
flying over the battle field TnH 'Eag
ging a German from out tM Clouds
occasionally. Ben has many frieiids
here who will read his letters with
keen interest and who wish him I'M
bounded success as a member Of THE
aerial fleet of the United States in
foreign lands. 's"E N."s
His letter bears the postnrarkaNof
July %. at Pensacola, Fla. J, and here
Is what he writes: a''"
Mr.. Lewis II. Beason, ~Nos~
Editor The Record, 81 i@
Phoebe, Nevada. WE
Dear Friend-'I thoughtt perhaps
you might be interested inSahesT~u-
tine in the navy aviation ca1np. fere;
so will send you a few itAhs.
Il enlisted in San Francisco. on. the
9Th of July and was sent here for
preparatory training. We have, very
comfortable quarters here and only
have to roll, walk, or toddle about
90 yards to enjoy the pleasure of
bathing in PENSACOLA bay. -
Everything is kept cleaH in the
barracks and Kitchen so the chow
is not bad; in fact, the food. Is good
considering the fact that pispna, cake
are conspicuous by their-.alhssss:ppoe
am learning to eat soua With a
fork
rhe officers are very eansiaerate
wl'h u.s. as they seem to iissaed.srstaqnd iised. stq
.hat we are not in the service for
tn .he money but to help our country
IN time of need e4,x.
Il THINK THAT ANY, YOUNG
MAN WHO WON'T ENLIST, TO
FIGHT FOR HIS CoUNTRY, WHEN
HE HAS NO REASONABLE. ,EX-
cuSE FOR NOT DoING so,
SHOULD FEEL VERY COWARDLY
IN THE EYES OF HIS, ,CoMPAN-
IONS. a~,,.,
1 am certainly getting tssbs. an
early bird, but not exactlyseffmgown
accord. We arise at 5:30,k. N. rand
march to the mess hall, fer break
last at o'clock. Then,.we devise
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

158--Juan Torres, Caliente.
jay w. Christian, Phoebe.
fS7---Thomas Bula, Caliente.
52--Joe FL. Wadsworth, Phoebe.
i05--Amos w. Phillips, Panaca.
36-Ciias. Wiihite, Pilot X, Mo
352-Hugh +. Love, Hike.
3iG-Geo. n. Finn, Detroit, Nj.
27i--Pilar Bernial, Noapa.
2o5--Salyador Rodriguez, Cali.
ente.
3l2--Owen +. Walker, piocl4e.
2if-trancisco Torres, Joseco.
40--Steye Millutin, Phoebe.
1O0-Willard o. Lee, Panaca.
157-Wm. Granger Lamb, Caliente
236---Bamon Peralta, Caliente.
2i4--Ursnlo Flores, Moapa.
29-Richard ID. Stanton, Pioche.
1i4-Walter Gentry--Panaca.
t51--t'rank w. Galnoner, Caliente
Gi--John Evangelist, Phoebe.
2O9-Wallace A Jackman, Carp.
33-William c. Randall, Phoebe.
32-Edward MARTINEZ, Phoebe
G3-Iohn Marin, Phoebe.
362-Geo. VIM. Adair, Ursine.
6i--Virginio Mazzetti, Phoebe.
224-Todd G. Lofgren, CaIiente.
11-Gus Ballas, Phoebe.
4S-Stanley Losey, Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

2i1--Louis Ghigon, Caliente.
i46-Henry A. Rose, Caliente.
220--Apolinar Garlic, CaIiente.
299--Edw. $. Terry, Mesquite.
5S--John Benner, Phoebe.
s50--Jose Lopez, CalieEte.
19-Edward j. Beals, Phoebe.
4-Leobigildo Nunoz, Phoebe.
it5-Elmer Il. Edwards, Panaca.
.20G-William Fawcett, Caliente.
22S-M. l. Adams, Caliente.
t36---Chas. +. Hoffman, Caliente.
328--Claud Cross, Alamo.
06--Clar. A. Mathews, Panaca.
i3S-Oscar Cunningham, Caliente
91-Earl l.. Mathews, Panaca.
17-Ye Wing, Phoebe.
237-iiigino Salazar, Caliente.
344-Carl w. Stephens, GeyseP.
202--Eric G. Schwatke, Calienle.
164--Gabino Nunoz, CaIiente,
s20S--Odilon Sileva, Caliente.
272--Jesus Carina, Caliente.
262-Vicente Quiroz, Caiiepte.
3if--l'hiI. j. Eessenden, Miiflin-
burg, Pa.
i2i-Stephen G. Skillhorn, Cal
iente.
240--Bayonap Diaz, Caliente.
326--kenneth G. LeClaire, Ely.
7G-John Pantalone, Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

empted from the call TO arms. So
the quota is to be made up from out
of the remaining 100. 1t is claimed
that when the married men are all
checked off, and making due allow
ance for physical disabilities and
other causes, that it will require
practically all of the single Ameri-
cans included in the first call to.fiII
the quota.
The examinations will begin at
| y O'Clock in the morning and con-
tinue throughout the greater por-
ton of the three days mentioned of
next week.
The following list contains the
names of those i'm the first call and
they are to appear before the board
in the order given i'm each column.
The remainder, constitutes the
balance of the 366 names register
ed on june 5th, who have escaped
thte first call, but who are subiea:
to call when tthe President finds the
necessity of another draft of men for
tie army, which is among the prob
abilities.
The postoffice addresses of each
Is given as they appeared on the
registration cards.
Attorney A. l.. Scott has rendered
valuable service to the exemption
board this week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
TO REPORT AUGUST 10TH.

19i--Joseph Il. Tennille, Caliente.
i3O---Herbert III. Jones, Caliente.
f6S--Lloyd Hubbard, Caliente.
1!5---Wm. V. Paddock, Caliente.
3Oa--Russell Johnson, Caliente.
21S--Chas. Ill. Schmidt, Calientc.
336-Forbia Ruiz, Phoebe.
2f2--John Koch, Caliente.
49-Grant V. Wulfenstein, Phoebe
S-Simon Aquillar, Phoebe.
305-Ulysses Johnson, Joseco.
333-Raymond Stewart, Alamo.
S57-Chas. I'll. Allis, Elgin.
23-Benj. A. Rucker, Chico, Cal.
331-irving $. Riggs, Alamo.
349--E'rank N. Garrison, Phoebe.
102-Thos. M. Gillispie, Panaca.
S6---Frank A. Higgins, Panaca
7t--Tony Pezzetti, Phoebe.
1t3-Rex J. Mathews, Panaca.
t5G--Floyd ii. Denton, Calientc.
267--Nicolas Vellolla, Caliente.
i6S-Geo. Ellis Riding, Caliente.
25T-Ramon Neleasguez, CaIiente.
155--kuyemon Tanabe, Caliente.
2S4--Remonde SeragOsa, Caliente.
l33--Willard Race, Caliente.
fS5--Niarven Il. Grey, Caliente.
265--Camilo Grenada, Caliente.
2S5-Paulino Balderna, Caliente.
303---George w. Hail, Groom.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
These Have Escaped
Now; But Look Out
For the Second Call

21-Chas. Guasasco, Phoebe.
23S-John Cullinan, Caliente.
/ 176-Jos. Worth Steele, Caliente.
294-Ryaiiro Fujii, Caliente.
230- Salvador Bernal Caliente.
27l-Roscoe M. Johnson, Moapa.
65-Dominic Belezza, Phoebe.
2S2-John Gordon, Caliente.
346-Francis II. Hardy, Milford, U
62-Thomas Sande, Pioche
2o7-Chas. o. Mace, Caliente.
67-Antonio Fuse, Phoebe.
Troy Ellsworth, Panaca.
24S-Rafael Florez, Caliente.
16o-Wm. w Smith, Caliente.
2SS-Walter l. Stearns, Salt Lake.
59-Annibale Giusti, Phoebe.
359-Lawrence A, Rowe, Elgin.
S4-Francis NJ Keele, Panaca
245-Reuben, G. Savage, Caliente.
35l-Byron A. Ercanbrock, Geyser
94-Clyde F. Mathews, Panaca.
| ANS "bio hNNletS, RdlltllIe.
14-Paul Succetti, Phoebe.
David A. Wadsworth, Panaca.
251-Benj. Salasco, Caliente.
lSO-Ernest O. Wright, Caliente.
69-Albert A. Delmue, Phoebe.
l74-Pablo Garcia, Caliente.
31O-Emery Fl. Williamson, Coffey-
vile, Kansas.
307-Lymon l.. Woods, Joseco.
l61-Gonzalo Caldero, Caliente.
lS9-David Jas. Williams, Elgip
36l--Ervin A. Hammond, Ursine
1873 VIM. Cnlverwell, Cal;ente
213-Santos Cabral, Moapa.
163-James Harry Listen Caliebte.
250-Darino Agregiar, Caliente.
329-Clarence l. Wadsworth, Alamo
246-Harry Hirose, Caiente.
99-Chas. c. Hansen, Panaca.
365-Eyerest H. Hackett, Fay,
l44-Ray A. Anderson, Caliente.
l04-Wilford H. Heaps, Panaca.
79--Joe S. Ronnow, Panaca.
S3-Erastus A. Hansen, Panaca.
l42--Alex. Castaing, Caliente.
ll9-Albert Craig, Panaca.
l35-Lloyd G. Denton, Caliente.
29l-Melquiadez Valenzula, Caliente.
l3- Monroe Eggar, Phoebe, New.
20 Hum Quong Chang, Phoebe.
319--Bert L. Marriott, Groom.
lS1-Forrest G. Vance, Hiko.
S7-Geo, VIM Hansen, yPanaca.
3l5-Louis j. Hughes, Oakland, C.
3lS-Wm Wheateley, Phoebe.
270-Chas. Garold, Caliente.
339-Roman Garcia, Phoebe.
34S-Thos. Kranovich, Geyser.
3lS-Jos. B. Hames, Caliente.
l90-John G. Koch, Chicago.
279-Sid E. Robinson, Milford, Ut.
37-Maurice Bowling, Phoebe.
2l0-Jas. Mathew Franklin, Caliente.
Ernest I. Gentry, Panaca.
92-Geo. A. Wadsworth, Panaca.
306--Guy f. Hamblin, Joseco.
3l7-Ralph Russell, Pottstown. Pa.
50-Ray Cole, Phoebe.
244-Jose Garcia, Caliente
l53-Fred Fauth, Caliente.
231-Kuma Mukaihara, Caliente.
34-Leo Boyce, Phoebe.
S1-Geo. w, Edwards, Panaca.
'SS-Jesus Flores, Caliente.
2S6-ArthW V. Huston, Panaca.
27-John Lewis. Phoebe.
l32-Lawr. d. Edwards, Caliente.
slM 'BUsou9Y 'sIalad yogr--eze
2S9-Herb. Nj. Fieldson, Caliente'
24--Dan Lloyd, Phoebe.
14s-Geo. Eli Jeffs, Caliente.
97-Robert E, Lee, Needles, Cal
2ls-Guillermo Martinez, Elgin.
45-Roy H. Connolly, Phoebe.
lSe-Harry A. Monson, Elgin.
247-lgnacio Gonzalez, Caliente.
l79-Francis G. McGrath, Barron.
Wisconsin.
253-Marcial Sarraro, Caliente.
ze5-Manuel Calmanero, Caliente.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

Joe Hollinger, one of the victims
OF the Eagle valley flood, was in
town last Tuesday.
Henry Mathews, one of the sub
staneial and influential citizens of
fanaca, was Phoebe visitor last
Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

l0S-Chester G. Lee, Panaca.
17S-Librado Famayo, Caliente.
Geo. w. Franks, Phoebe.
S47-Geo W. Bettandorf, Geyser
7o-Pasini, Belingheri, Phoebe.
l6-Wm. e. Brody, Phoebe.
134--Timothy j. Maher, Caliente.
l7S-Adrian Arras, Caliente.
l24-Louis A. Herman, Caliente.
l66--Jose Cordero, Caliente.
60-Erwin e. Walters, Chlor., Az.
2OS-David w. Cook, Caliente.
293-Ernest d. Young, Caliente.
l37-Rob't A. Hammill, Ogden, u.
277-Frank Hende, Caliente.
S0-Marion B. Deffenbaugh, Panaca
266---Farion Finents, Caliente.
l23-John D. Johnston, Milford, ut.
240-Jose Marin, Islen.
2O4-Arthur F. Olson, Caliente.
l39--Earl Il. Watson, Caliente.
57-John Collins, Phoebe.
l59-John Fl. Conaway, Caliente.
l97--Alcado Ladiana, CrestIine.
33S-Rafael Sabala, Phoebe.
l65-Nazario Magania, Caliente.
334--James I, Butler, Alamo.
252-Phillipe Loza, Caliente.
7S-Elliott Snow, Panaca.
3Ol-Walter P. Sharp, c. Verde, A.
34o--Juan Mota, Pioche
255--Pedro Ortega, Caliente.
22-Frank Poles, Phoebe.
l71-Roger f. Reynolds, Caliente
234-Refugio Gonzales, Islen.
5S-Earl Duggar, Midwife, Idaho.
27b-Pedro Morello, Caliente.
225-Clarence Eichorn, Los Ang., C.
S5--Harry Penn, Phoebe.
7S-Fred N. Grau, Phoebe.
l52-Jas. A. Raines, Caliente.
2S--Fred Francis, Phoebe.
Sl4-Newton I. Butler, Hike.
l62-Jose Esparza, Caliente.
lSl-John A. Wright, Caliente.
245-Clarence r. Stewart, Acoma.
l7o-Fred w. Luedtke, Caliente.
S24-David f. Stewart, Alamo.
l0l-Allen NJ Findlay, Panaca.
ll6-Lester e. Lee. Panaca.
l93-David E. Ralston, Caliente.
333--Jas. Fl. Bean, Alamo.
235-Andreas Godinez, Caliente.
S3O---Karl G. Stewart, Alamo.
l47-S. Yamashito, Caliente.
39--Mike Cochlan, Phoebe.
273-Juan Martinez, Moapa.
35-Daniel e Gonion, Phoebe.
47--Glenn w. Richards. Phoebe.
Erwin Pryor, Cedar Cy. ".
364-Wm. Fl. Garrison, Atlanta.
l25-Jno. F. Gerth, Tolusa, Ill.
74-Wilber Cairns, Phoebe.
295-Sid. r. Manning, Caliente.
l77-Pedro Cardonas, Caliente.
167-Chas Geo. Baker. Caliente
2ol-Reuben Acklin, CaIiente.
l4l-Jose M. Sepulveda, Caliente.
6S-Tarlton Blair, Phoebe.
366-John E. Francis, Ursine.
66-August Messelod, Phoebe.
227-Chas. Willis, Venice, Cal.
290-Thos. c. Himstreet, Caliente.
2sl-Chas. Z. Garfield, Caliente.
llO-Earl A. Raymond, Panguitch. U
l43-Ysidero Rincon, Caliente.
l2o-Stillman F. Meek, Caliente.
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z56-lgnacio Alonies, Caliente.
Howard G. Mason, Hazen. New.
264-Wm. ]. Sanders, Panaca.
215-Fred Stillwell, Modena.
Geo. A. sowards. Phoebe.
1lS-Carl L. Blad, Panaca.
22o-Frank Page, Caliente.
3o4-Louis Z. Boyett. Ind. Spgs.
lSS-Jos v. Raynold. Caliente.
zol-Crisopios Rodriguez, Caliente
lfz--Robt F. Dula. Caliente.
2oo-Henry NJ Miller, Caliente.
ls2-Ben1. H. Jones, Las Vegas
zsS-John ]. Allen, Caliente.
Hansen, Salt Lake. Ut.
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03

H. E. Prudential returned Sun
lay from business trip to Salt Lake.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1917-08-03
Weeks Ore Shipments

The ore shipments from Phoebe
this week amounted to 66 car loads,
the contributing mines being: