The Pioche Record from Pioche, Nevada • 3

PAQE THREE THE riOCIIE RECORD 1 i Fairbanks-Morse Go. There are as many kinds of Engines as there are watches. FAIRBANKS-MORSE GASOLINE ENGINES are the fuC-Jew-elled kind. Look over tha Pioche Camp and the FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES lit operation. "Ask the Operators, they know." I Nissen Stamps, Steam Pumps, Steam Hoists, Boilers, Mine and Mill Supplies and Fairbanks Standard Scales.

-Morse Co. Fairbanks 167-169 West 2nd South Street. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, I) Jilt 4 .1." C. P. Chriatensen, J.

A. Denion, E. J. DinUe, Lloyd Denton, O. C.

Dran-go, Oscar M. Doble. H. Freeman fio W. Fleldson, James Henrie, Archl Yoachman, Chaa.

J. Neuhart, Chris Anderson. Delamar V. Werthelmer, C. D.

Geordage, Abrame Guisti. Milton Dameron, Ernest Keats William Biggs. Royal City J. W. Fitzseralu, V.

E. Stratton, C. J. Haggerty, A. R.

Norden, Thomas Billings, Arthuh Robert McCleraie, David Parks Barclay S. H. Benton, Lewis Schaf A ier, William Adair. i LAS VEGASiltS BOOST THEIR TOWN RECEIVER APPOINTED Affair of Bamberger Delamar Mine To Be Wound Up, antes Mo KTesbht 9 Dry Goods, a complete stock. Boots, Shoes and Hats.

One Price To All TEE? Main Street Pioche 8 9 ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? If so see A. L. KIMBALL, Contractor and -Builder of Lumber, Concrete, or Cement Blocks Plans and specifications drawn Work guaranteed Terms Reasonable Office in the M. Griffith House on Pioche Street A "armon county clerk of I Clark county, -was in the city sever- ai Gays rlus-Meek cu official hi. returniDt' home yesterday morn- -v uvie wmii wuri a ici'C deal of Pleasure, jad Mr Fa won, that viunsuo WL nuciie nave at last Become aroused to the lmportanc of saving a commercial club.

In Las I vegas we have what we call a pro- uiuuoi society ana it has done, as you doubtless have observed, a great amount of good for Las Vegas and ninrt oniintv TO -11 li Mi wu4iij ts illi mill rn. Kether down th ers in the town everybody boosts. mmnfft vaaxzazza. i understand in the past that you have had no organization of nnv I kind in Pioche and that your business interests have rather pulled against I each other, instead of uniting and pushing for the general advancement CrDTFMDf TFDM tJle community, That is where we am ltKH sssrg.aars iion canie up and you notice that we '-o aa.3 Deen uj iV called for Jury duty during the Sep- tember term of the Fourth District 2 lXegS; Arthur ave been as easy for vve nave recently organizea Las David what we call the Citizens' Sew LIST Or TRSAL JURORS court Hiko C. Alamo W.

T. Stewart Jr Brlnkerhoff, Josepn Poremaster, Joa- erage committee and we propose to eph Millett, Benjamin Butler, James improve the sanitary conditions of Ursine Henry Hammond. Josenh of a sewerage system. Data relative Hollinger, F. R.

Donohue, V. D. War-i ren, Edwin Stine L. L. Carson, Richard Cam-don.

Panaca A. G. Blad, H. E. Edwards, JT W.

Lee, Chester Lee, Chas. P. Mathews, Dan Mathews, Hyrum Rice, George Syphus, P.E. Wads worth, C. P.

Ronnow, Melv in A. Lee, William. Kiel, C. Rich. Louis Gillis-pie, Pioche Morris Bowling, O.

Black, J. G. Black, A. -Blythe. Wm.

R. Carter, Timothy Crane, J. W. Connell, wm. uuirerweii, Kicbard Campbell.

E. P. Donahue, A. Denton, Peter, Delmue, C. W.

Fuller, Joseph Foster, Ben Geske, William Gallagher, J. C. Heaky, Joseph IToUham, Fred Levy, Joseh Lund, T. J. Montgomery, Louia A.

Melvin, J. MacSher-ry," H. I. Olinghouse, Joseph Powers, C. W.

Palmer, George O. Sawyer, E. D. Smiley, C. B.

Steinman, Henry Shoddy, J. W. Taylor, E. Tomlin. William W.

A. Free, J. Wheeler. Caliente O. K.

Addock. Daniel The properties of the Bamberger Delamar Gold Mines company have beenp aced in the hands of a receiver suit having been brought in the district court this week by -the. Caliente, Mercantile company. Judge Brown appointed Fred Faft-ner, former superintendent, to the position of receiver and authorized him to marshall the assets, then proceed with the sale of the properties, tj wind up Uie of the corporation as rapidly as possible. It was also ordered that the proceeds be applied toward the payment of the August par roll.

Receiver Falkner. who in th i city in the early part of the stated that the mine and mill at Delamar are being dismantled and that the property will be disposed of to the best advantage possible. The power plant will likely be purchased by the Salt Lake C-Ll'jn railroad and moved to tho. Lagoon resort near Farmington, Utah, there to be utilized in supplying power for the operation of the electric trains of the foregoing named road between Salt Lake and Ogden. Some of the supplies and possibly some of the mine equip-ment, will be brought to Pioche.

Mr. Falkner believes the company has assets sufficient to meet all of its obligations which aggregate close to $80,000. The Bamberger Delamar mine was -operated for nearly 14 years yielding thirteen millon dollars in wealth. During the past three years, however, the company has not been able to break even. The mine was the mainstay of the town of Delamar and now that it is out of commission there is little left to support the place.

Mr. Falkner savs the camp has almost depopulated and those remaining, or the most of them, expect to move out just as soon as they can arrange their affairs so that they' can do so. BM OF PIOCHE, riOCIIEj NEVADA. to the cost is now being obtained CAPITAL Fill pattV $91 0( and by the beginning of the year we 1 CArilAIj PAID, D.UUU.VU J. FREE E.

A. TAYLOR 5 1PAY1LOE3, Mines and Mining Engineering Mines Bought and Sold. Prospects Developed Mines Examined anil Reported On Information concerning Pioche furnished on application. Salt Lake City office 331 D. F.Walker Bldg.

Pioche, Nev. office Thompson Blk. hope to have everything in shape to vote bonds to make this important improvement. It is planned to pro vide sewers lor 38 blocks and as near as we can figure now, the expense will be somewhere between $25,000 and $30,000. The sewers will not laid in the streets as 'iS done in many cities, but the alley will be utilized so that when the streets are pav ed there will be no expense Incurred in tearing up and repaving when re pairs or connections are made with the sewer: pipe f9 "The population of Las Vegas Is composed of public spirited citizens, all working for the good of Las Veg-as and Clark couty at large.

INTEREST PAID ON T1MEJDEF0SITS. OFFICERS; M. WHIlHrtRJJ, President. GEO. B.

GREENWOOD. Vlce-Fi-tit MILTON LEE, Caihler Get our whiskeys. special prices At the Alamo. on bonded Carbon Paper for sale at the Record office. The best quality.

Carbon paper, the best quality, at Bradley, D. J. Cok; Edgar Creelman, the Pioche Record office DIRECTORS: George B. Greenwood, tv. r.

ipBon. G. M. Whltmoie, lv. A.

Hodge. A. nnipMi, John CMk.M M. I Lee, WE HAVE ORGANIZATION THE RESOURCES THE LOCATION WE WILL GIVE YOUR BUSINESS SAFE AND PROFITABLE ATTENTIO III A. S.

THOQPSON-'-'Go. Wholesale and Retail Dealers pi Trr a Uxjeneiral iViiesrcEiandins Hardware Tinwar Glasawar Hay Grain Flour Fuse Powder Caps Genu' Furnishing; Goods Confectioneries Patent Medicines Wines Liquors Cigar DC life Are now in effect to Los Angeles. Long Beach and San Pedro as follows for the round trip: PIOCHE 027.65 Li Agents For Standard Qas I4ffhts also Agents for Pabst Bee Eaai mo 1 io He ik a i tt HiiU(t liUUL BKttitMiLWW P. S. If Yia Rave An ICsa Of CcTj Est Its Arc Te Kcny PciS.

AsH jte'TBat Aicat It. v'V, Ja Acoma $29.25 Las Vegas 16.80 Caliente 24.25 Moapa 19.75 Jean 16.00 OuJ On sale every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until September 25th. Good for return until September 30th. AA AI.