The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-27

Frank Pace of Caliente has located
some desirable mining ground In the /
Pioche district and Will soon start TO ]
do work on the property. on which he 1
has already found good ore.
Miss Jane Heap of Panaca has been
commissioned notary public in and !
for Lincoln county. This will facilitate |
naca, where there has been no notary |
for some time past,
Fred Huebner and NJ. l.. Lee have se-
cured lease on portions of the Anal
gamated Phoebe reached through the
PACIFIC tunnel A second shift was em-
ployed Thursdav and started to work
that night. Two tons of ore were
taken out Thursday.
George Montgomery, who has many
friends in Lincoln county. is reported
to be working the Strand Street claim
at Nelson. Eldorado canyon, and to
have uncovered twelve-foot body of
ore which will average $25 per ton in
gold and silver values.
Ernest ~ Giffin and Bernice Eva
Park, both of McGill, New, obtained a
marriage license Tuesday from Mrs.
Eva Dolan, county clerk. The couple
left for Caliente in, their chummy
wheels in which the trip from Ely was
| made.
opE anu nay AnuTuSS Oh
Goodsprings have returned to their
home on the desert after a successful
prospecting trip throughout the can
yons and gulches of the Los Angeles
er. they lost two sacks of high grade
containing gold and silver.
Friday night the Electric Movies will
| show the special attraction, The
Brides Awakening" with Mae Murray
in the leading role, and two-reel L-ko
| aah ipx hn al lIxxyxr xrYn
picture, "A Man and His Money" feat
uring Tom Moore. and the Ford Week.
ly. The Land of the Ukelele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brodie, who are
managing the Holloway house, are
making improvements which will help
them handle their increasing business.
The kitchen has been remodeled and
screened and substantial screened
porch has been built at the rear. This
popular place has many boarders.
The Victoria Nevada Mining Com
pany has just struck small vein OF
solid steel galena with rich silver val
ues. This is decidedly encouraging, as
it absolutely proves the existence OF
ore and now it remains necessary only
to prove the amount. The vein is be-
ing followed and good results may b'
expected at any time.
The Wall Street Journal says tha
under the terms of the Pittman act tn
secretary of the treasury must replace
the 230,O0O,000 melted silver dollar
T wit with new silver purchased in the opel
time. unless the law is repealed, tn
price of silver cannot go below 81 a.
ounce. Silver producers are playing il
. luck.
The dance given by the Easter
Star lodge of Phoebe last Saturday eve
y ming was a great success and one G
9 the most thoroughly enjoyed social al
= fairs of the season. Punch was dis
: pensed as refreshment between tn
i dances and a delicious supper wa
q with light hearted throng and tn
: dancing continued until a late hour.
!, W. j. Reid of the Las Vegas shop
"a Reid 4 Sanderson, which they recent
y sold, is now working with George Do
n othy and will remain until some tim
a in July. Mr.. Reid owned a barber She
e in Caiiente during the railroad col
+ struction period, later taking over II
h neat shop of the Nevada hotel in l.;
n n Vegas He has been in Phoebe brto
= and is well known here and through
d out southern Nevada.
70 Nevada is entitled to one-sevent
'e fifth of the huge number of mot
st trucks, tractors and similar machin
=. ordered for use in the war, and t
A. same proportion of tools and equi
,e share or none, and the officials are VIC
ne 20 ried as to the disposition of the lar
IL quantities to be received. large fie
rN | Will be prepared on which the machi
- | cry will be stored until needed for u
n in the construction of highways e.
e., The Phoebe Bristol shipped considt
~ able ore in 1912 and one or two CO
ha again in 1915. since which time t
ad property has been idle. Bids for sin
a. ing 20o-foot shaft are bein~ discus
sst Salt Lake. The officials are expect
as to arrive in Phoebe this week, VII
n1 news of their plans may be made ava
y % able for publication. Considerable 81
ne face work has been done on the m
is vein.
1hm ha A bouncing eight-pound boy came
ne q gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
ne ne 19. Mrs Findley was Miss Fay Wall
,,,,ee daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK wa
,ul er of Phoebe, and this makes the tn
leiL lni, grandchild in the Walker family. t
IN IN granddaughters and one grandson.
&c &c Findleys were married June H. l.
..S and have resided in Panaca, whore
ns Findley is engaged in farming.
al al mother and son were reported as be
lnE nnEf strong and doing we'll.
try An athletic club made up of
~ young men of Phoebe is being plan
ct cts. and twenty prospective members h
lhe expressed their desire to join.
VI primary object of the association 1:
laS provide means of amusement dur
~ ~ the long evenings. There Is also
ana benefits to be derived from regular
Mtcn zen ercise with the proper gymnastic a
ese considerable interest is already arol
,te9 and the final plans are held from
Kea Kea turing only by difficulty in choos
ar LOCATION. Much of the e9uipn
the | uhip0 will "a napdpd iS alraadN in