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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-18
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. July lS-A new high price rec
ord for wheat. the third within week
for this seasons crop. was established
Today. bnbroken 6routh and heat in the
northwest, excited buying on the part Of
shorts in Liverpool. worlds shipments
surprisingly Hight, and damage by rains
~ France, all were influential on the bull
SIDE There was considerable selling out
nv longs here. but the effect was only
temporary, the market promptly going TO
higher level than before. In addition
10 the crop losses IN this country and
Canada, the French yield. II was predict
ed today. would be thirty TO thfrty-nve
million bushels short The opening was
az y to ~ up. September started at
lot TO u, a rise OF hdA TO ~ Fluc-
tuating widely, the price went on ad-
vancing to i.fsL.
Corn rose on general good buying. Sep
tember started unchanged TO nc. up at
SIS 20 50. and touched ga.
Local bulls we're hard at work on the
buying side Of oats September 81 the
outset was hMt TO y higher at ss7s
TO ~, sold at Sss ard rallied TO 5s5s
stock yards spectators were acquiring
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OKLAHOMA RAILROAD
TAX CASES DECIDED

Guthrie, Okla. July 1s-District
Judge Huston today decided the rail-
road tax cases. involving levies for
1909, which were contested on the
grounds OF alleged Irregularities by the
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific. st.
Louis 4 San Francisco, Missouri, Kan
sas e. Texas and Atchison, Topeka a.
Santa Fe railroads.
InJunctions were granted preventing
the collection OF taxes In cases where
boards failed to make estimates prop
erly or when levies were made before
valuations were certified by the state
auditor because OF "A delay by the
state board.
Many thousands OF dollars will be
lest TO the "A counties involved.
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"pARsoNr DAVIES Ill.

New York, July S.-"Parson" Dh-
vies, formerly prominent figure IN
the world OF sport. who has been in III
health for some years. is critically III
today at Coney Island. having recently
suffered a stroke OF paralysis. Mr..
Davies came here from New Orleans ..
month ago. suffering from paralysis.
Recently he suffered another stroke
Davies was manager OF Peter Jack
son when that black giant was at his
best
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATING BEEF TRUST

Chicago, July ia special federal
grand jury today began the second b.
cal investigation Of the year into The
workings Of the so-called beef trust.
Seven officers and employees OF the Ma
tionai Packing company were sub
poenaed 10 appear They were Ralph
Crews. chief counsel; Arthur Colby as
sistant treasurer: L. B. Patterson, yes :
president; w. r. Weber, general aadi,
tor: c. @. Snow. secretary. Aonso y
Benn. director and assistant to Pres'
dent Edw. Tilden; ], j. Risch, assistant
general manager.
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DISMANTLE0 GASOLINE
LAUNCH FOUND DRIFTING

Whiting, Ind, July 1S-A dis.
mantled 35 foot gasoline launch was
discovered drifting OF shore hie
Yesterday and the police believe that
Its occupants had been drowned
Several scraps Of clothing. mans
complete attire and various womans
garments were found in the half All.
cd boat A piece of paper with the
words goodbye Mary" was found
There was no name on the boat
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MURDERED FOR MONEY

Roanoke, Va. July ls-Eyi5e,,,v
murdered for money. the body 81 y
F, Seachario. a cattle man. was found
in a loft of barn in tho outskirt. y;
the city today. TheiO was a wound
in his head A negro with whom
Seachario had quarreled is missing
Seacharlo was about 70 years IA
He wore two pairs % trousers ana
when the police stripped tho body thew
found more than 5000 in secret pocket,
In the under pair
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MANS BODY FOUND
FLOATING IN RIVER

New York. July 1S-Detectives today
are trying TO trace the movements after
his arrival here from youngstown ONO,
OF a man believed to be J. ". Horton. a
well-to-do contractor Of that city, whose
body was found floating In the harbor
yesterday Report that he had a consid-
cradle sum OF money In his possession
when he reached this city led to sus-
plcion that he may have been the VIC
time OF foul play.
The only fact certainly known about
Horizons movements after his arrival
here was that he visited the Offices OF
the white star line and engaged a state
room he intended to occupy on the steam
err Majestic. sailing on Wednesday for
Southampton.
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provisions. An advance OF TO 1oc wa,
SHOWN SHOWN at the opening. Further gains
option were 81 IS for pork. Ii,T7h for lard,
| anu li.6J for ribs
Wheat-Heavy sales OF long wheat
broke prices. All of today's gain waa
Der az LOIS TO y, net loss OF IA y
cor1l-when wheat weakened. early
WAS easy at 6i+ q y, net loss OF 1sdfi<-
Cash corn; Nc 2 az No. 2 white, es
Sohi No yellow StAgS No. 3 ssa;
No 4, 81; No. white. s2as3; No. 4 yell
low, 62nh
Close Bsrley-cash. Soa77.
Rye-cash. Tdss: Sept, %; Dec. 7s
Timothy-sept., SO; Oct, $50; march,
wheat--July. 1lo,.i sept. i.o7% to y;
corn--May. eos July. Ss% Sept. siA
a y Dec 5sa. a H.
oats.July. 4iA.; Sept. ssi4 Dec. ox
Mess Pork, per biol, Sept. 81 .Sass
Lard, per 100 lbs. July, ii.oG Lev;
sept II I2h; Oct, ii.bIi1.
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-July, IL s2ia;
sept, IL b2is; Oct, II -09h.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. July 1s.-Raw sugar. steady;
Duscovado, SO test. 3.S, centrifugal, gS
test, 40; molasses sugar 50 test. s.65.
SIS; powdered, $40
conee-spot. quiet No. Rio, sh No.
Santos, ga
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, July lS.-Butter Steady.
Creamcries. HM&. dairics. ZM26
Eggs-steady, at mark. cases Included.
Wg ~ receipts 1880; frsts, is; prime
Chess steady. Daisies. 15a aas, Twins.
isa y Young Americas l5h; Long
Horns. i6uA.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July 1s-Money on call
steady. 2G% per cent; ruling rate 2ts
closing bid 2Isc; offered at 24c. Time
loans easier on short time but very
firm on long time; 60 days. Shah per
5GL
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5k
to per cent
Sterling exchange barely steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
4s3-45@5O for so days, and at 4S5.40
for demand
Commercial bills. 4.s2Ad4s3h
Bar silver. 54%.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds steady; railroads
irregular
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BIG PRIZES FOR
CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT

country flights for which large prizes Will
be offered In the international aviation
meet at Garden City this fall. are the
following:
night from Garden city 10 and
nround the Metropolitan tower. New
York and return.
a cross-country flight from Garden city
10 Greenwich and return, total distance
Of SO miles. which must ne made within
one hour without stops,
a 224-mie flight from Garden city TO
Montauk light, at the eastern end OF
Lone Island. thence around through the
Brooklyn borough hall at the western
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MISFORTUNE FOLLOWS
FORTUNE TELLING

VOC n,cagG' Jly lS--John olow,s, d.
i,rn5 oid' was probably fatslly .
~ oS'eu last night when he mmps, M ~.
oi /" Isar window ~ the second A.. O y;
d ouiiulng az $50 Milwaukee ayep W.T. :, y
WA, was taken to the county hospital 49, Nc
iuk Itom a fractured skull and jn osas,,
INJURIES The police learned tbat o,l
SKI mad gone to the office OF Nms y goI
Attei having his fortune to,S S'io
Ie1uhed 10 pay the fee. Nina no
tlen locked him in tho room nom, 20. lI,o
she went I'm search ~ a polloem,," n,s
t she meantime, Olowsh opened the "a. y
dow ana jumped into the alley 's "n'
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LOST CHILDREN.
Mother Sews Label on Her Row. r..
So lie Can he Identified

Washington, Pa. July is.-Becar,.
refuses 20 stay at home and 80 7,
In wandering about the stree, ~
Burke OF East Wylic avenue ss,r. ~.
label on the back OF the coat =, y. a
5-year-old son Willie. The labol 800
This Is Willie Burke. He h ~ aus.
SEND MIN home-East Wylle averys
Willie has been returned to his NOW.
several times since this experiment We,
TRAD and Mrs. Burke worries no more
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FRENCH ENGINEERS AND
FIREMEN MAY STRIKE

Paris, July tS.-The engineers and
tiremen affiliated with the National
Railroaders' union will meet on July
2s and pass on the action Of the cen.
trail committee Of the union. which
has decided on a general strike Pend.
ing this meeting II Is believed the
men will continue at work.
The central committee demands an
Increase In wages and minor conces.
sions. but thus far has made no Tog-
ress In its negotiations with the
railroad companies.
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GIRL GAVE HIM LEMON,
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE

Colorado SPRING.. Colo, Jly is.--when
Lottle Collins, 1s years old. rejected the
suit OF James s Hunter. SO years old.
she did so by handing him a lemon
as a symbol OF the common expression.
Hunter brooded over his hopeless love
AFFAIR for nearly n month.
AS he and the young lady arrived at
n park yesterday. Hunter exclaimed:
Goodbye. Lottie." and rushing away
from the girl placed the muzzlc OF
revolver In his mouth and fired. He
died instantly.
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FRANK N. SHELLY
PLACED ON TRIAL

Santa Ana Cal. July 1s-Frank NJ.
Sicily. lumber merchant. contractor and
prominent lodge man OF Westminster.
was placed on trial In the superior
court here today for the murder OF his
wife In May of this year Sicily was ac-
cused by his wife on her deathbed. Ac-
cording to testimony AT the coroner's in
quest, Sicily met bis wife as she entered
the Kitchen TO prepare breakfast. dashed
the gasoline upon her and then applied
match. This was the story the dying
woman told to her mother
Sicily testified at the Inquest that his
wife had been burned as the result OF
the explosion OF gasoline stove He
was himself terribly burned I'm the effort
10 extinguish the flames that enveloped
her. and spent several weeks in a hos
pital.
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EXPECT OIL AT MOAB.
California Man After Grand Valley
Lands

Moab. July 1s.-That the Moab dis
trict is the coming oil section Is the
opinion OF j. X. Zumwalt OF Bakers
field. Cal, after an examination OF the
oil claims.
Il am familiar with all OF the CAL
ifornia oil fields and with many fields
In other states, but / have not seen
anywhere, geological conditions that
are better than you have here. OF
course the fact that this section Is
comparatively near the railroad will
be a big factor in the development OF
these properties" said Mr. Zun,wnlt
Mr.. Zumwalt and A. NJ. Rogers, who
Is largely interested in the claims, took
trip up the river to examine the
Enterprise and Iowa groups Of claims.
They examined the OIL King group,
over the river, on their return III ne
gotiations now pending naterialize Mr.
Iunwalt will do some of the develop
ment work on number OF the claims
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Forenoon totaIs ,FU,SFU 8Is,-SIW
AFTERoON'S SALES.
Colorado. 800 at IS.
Columbus, 200 at 10: 700 at ~; 300
at IL.
Crown Point. 1000 at 6.
May Day, $50 at 3: 1 900 at IA.
Mountain Lake, 400 at 6h
Nevada Hills. 500 at 2.27t7; 300 at
2.25: 200 al 2.22h seller so.
Plutus. 1000 at pa
Tintic Cent, 1000 at s& 1.5o0 at sh
Victoria 100 at il5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-18
WOMAN LEFT NOTE SAYING
WHERE TO FIND BODY

New Castle. Pa, July You will find
my body between the bridge and the dam
at Edenburg. have looked the place
to die" This note TO her husband led
20 the discovery today of Mrs. Emma E.
Woods body between the bridge and
the dam" The woman left her home late
last night. evidently climbed TO the rail
of the bride. shot herself In the breast
and dropped. shot herself in the breast
years old and was released from an asy-
iufn last May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-18
COMMERCIAL LAW
LEAGUE OF AMERICA

Narragansett Pier. n. l.. July is-
Nearly 500 members Of the legal frater-
nifty from all sections OF the country
attended the opening today of the six
teenth annual convention Of the Conn
mercial Law League of America. Many
social events have been arranged
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PRESIDENT or BOARD.

Washington. July 1s.-President Taft
has appointed Henderson NJ. Somerville
of New York as president of the board
of u. s. general appraisers. Mr.. Somer-
willie has been a general appraiser of
ndise at New York for many
years.
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sAWMIIL BURNED.

New Westminster. u. c.. July Is
The f. II. Heas sawmiil. at Ruskin,
was destroyed by fire yesterday The
loss is estimated at si50'0c0. fully in
sured. The fire started in the boiler
room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-18

city. "lu return 10 Cara.
m, ihe manner OF selecting a.,
iona americans 70 defend ihs team Of
he ' alYeeeed, trophy on Oct "s ' s,na.
oided this week gicn, ul,9 viii he d.
winner OF the trophv ,dl Turtlss a,
SIa,es at Rheims last 6ug, we United
aJ,t1Drd.d 2 place on the S'na,t Will b
WITHOUT The formality OF enisrisah team
np r,l 'ryI3uts An ellminsiigss slim.
mates VIII be held to choose III. race
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PROBABLY A MURDER.

Mason city. Ia, July 1s.-The body
Of JOS, Lukes. aged 20. baker. was
found in the brush near here last night.
II Is believed he was murdered by rob.
bers.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates bonds, and blank
books OF any size or style made
order. Estimates promptly Furnished.
THE DESER EFT NEWS JOB DEF
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

FORENOON SALES
Cedar Tails, 1000 at 50.
Columbus, 300 at "a; 1.1oo at 76 100
Mt rs: 800 at 70
Crown Point. 800 at sk $500 at 8.
Lower Mammoth. 500 at 49,
May Day. 500 at az
Mountain Lake. 1000 at 81: 800 at 8.
Nevada Hills. 100 at 2.s5.
Prince Con. 100 at SO.
Sioux Con-. LOO at TO-
Tintic Central. 500 at 81.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Con. 100 at II; 1000 at 70;
200 at 70; 200 AT "a,
Crown Point, 1000 at 9.
Iron Blossom. 100 at y.
Nevada Hills, 100 at 2.37h
Tintic Central 1000 at so.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
Regular call ............13.20 2,55550
open board ..... 21.640 16.125.5O
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LIVED no YEARS.

Galesburg. ILL.,, July 1S-Jefferson
Turner. colored. aged 10 years, died
here today.
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WOOL.


st Louis. July 1S-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums lSd22ls
fine mediums 1901: fine, 12GH
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CONCENTRATES.

p. l.. Crpps a. tho Gum Thompson
| company Is In Ely on business.
The Dragon mine started in regular
| shipments today. after being cut down
| last week TO allow the sinking of tho
| shaft.
The drift To the east on the SCOTT
level OF the Colorado has progressed =
| distance OF 40 feet II Is believed that
It will have to go 200 feet before strik-
| ing the ore
Manager r. l. Hastings reports that
the Glen-Colusa well near Virgin has
| passed the 2.OO0-ft level and the forrna-
| ton looks good for getting a big we'll
| The drill Is working nicely.
The crushers 10 the sampling mill at
the Int '1otiNnal Fmoltins x Refining
plant at Pine canyon are benny tested
| cut ond the rough points worn down.
| The power plant Is $50 operating.
j. w. A. Lawson Of BountlfuI has
sold his Galena Dip claim in Ward
canyon To Ogden people for 81. 500 The
| first payment Is to be made in Septem-
Der. The new owners will start work
at once
small hoist Is being Installed on
the tunnel level " the Mammoth mine
so that no time will be lost except I'm
the rebuilding Of the main shaft and in
stalling new machinery which will take
ttbpui NNo HDtiNnrs
The Mckinley mine at Tintic which
sdjoins the Centennial Eureka. closed
down last Friday. The stockholders are
mostly working men and the heavy ex-
pcnditure was more than they could
stand at present. II Is said II viii not
be long before the mine is in operation
again.
A. j. Nelson and A. j johnson have
been in the San Rafael copper district
In Emery county sampling the claims
a wealthy pioneer of Ely. Last year
John Nelson and Rockhill located FIVE
claims in the very heart OF the copper
district.
st Is the intention RI the general man.
aver Of the Silver King Coalition 70
ndd three more shift bosses Charles
w. Trounsen, master mechanic has re.
signed, am Gencial superintendent @
u. Blood will hereafter look after the
work o." - The greatest aud rici-
Ist ore bodhs ever found al the mine
Is said to be opening up on the 1900
level.
Ore shipments. In pounds. from the
Park city mines during last week we're
as follows:
Daly-Judge..... ....... ...,....1,3s6.0 900
Daly-Judge zinc.... ............. 5T5,3l0
DAILY West ...,........ lOOo.tOO
Little BELL. ........ ....''.s'... 10000
Silver King Coalition ..'........ $1,000
Total .............. -.........S, 1880
II is understood that the report for
the month OF June by tho Ohio Copper
turned out over 1900 tons OF ooncen-
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II Is understood that the report for
the month OF June by the Ohio Copper
company viii show that the company
turned out over 1900 tons OF concen-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
Ely Survey Finished.

A. G. Spencer of the U. S. Geo.
logical survey. arrived in Ely last
week to complete the work which
he commenced nearly a year ago.
Mr.. Spencer has been in Washington,
d. c.. for some months past. His
time will be occupied for some
months in completing the work here,
which will be of much value to To-
cal mining men. Mr. Spencer has
the reputation of being one of the
most careful and competent men In
the employ of the government in
the geological department.-Ely Rec
ord
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28

Dr. Campbell was called to Delamar
on the evening OF the goth inst to
attend that old veteran of Lincoln
seriously i'll. Late reports from his
home indicate that Mr.. Roeder has
passed the danger line and that as
soon as he is able to travel will
come to Phoebe to rfcuperate at the
home of his son, Assessor John F.
Roeder
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
KATIE DECLARES RAY
SMITH Is A BAD BOY

Divorce proceedings were instituted
in the district court this week by
Kate Smith of Caliente.
Katie alleges in the complaint filed
in the office of County Clerk Orr that
she has been grossly mistreated by
Ray Smith, her husband, who she de-
clares, about November oath, 1908, de
serted her and has since failed to
contribute to her support.
Katie also alleges in the complaint
that she and Ray became man and
wife at Salt Lake. April "a, 1907. H.
S, Laney of Caliente is her attorney.
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NlNGFiELD RAISES COIN
FOR NEVADA HILLS

George Wingfield who recently
brought about the consolidation of the
Nevada Hills and Fairview Eagle
mines at Fairview, has placed enough
OF the stock in one book to complete
the big plant, for the reduction Of the
ore from these two rich mining prop
critics. The work of completing the
reduction works is rapidly progress
ing and the mining company is now
waiting on the power company TO
furnish the necessary juice for the
operation of the plant and hoists.
AS the work progresses on the Ne
vada Hills it is becoming much rich
err On the $50 foot level the face of
the ledge is showing ore that will av-
arage 1927 per ton. The company is
now arranging to sink 100 feet deep
ar from the $50 foot level which is at
present the lower workings in the mil
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
Mothers Club Meeting.

Members of the Phoebe Mothers
club have received official advices of
the holding of the National Congress
of Mothers at Denver, June 1915.
Delegates may go from here to
the meeting which promises to be
one of the most interesting of the
kind ever held in the United States.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
DECORATION DAY.
Odd Fellows and Rebckahs viii Re
member The Dead.

While no efforts have been made
in the direction of a public obser.
vance of Memorial Day, next Mon
day. Phoebe Lodge No. %, l. o. 0. F.,
and Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 49,
will meet at Odd Fellows hall at 9
o'clock and march to the grave yard
where appropriate ceremonies for the
occasion will be held. Committees
have been appointed to secure flow
ers from Panaca and other places.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
Will Make No Change.

The Phoebe Transportation company
will make no change in it's Modena
service, pending the restoration Of
the railroad. All things considered,
it has been concluded that the public
can be best accumulated by leaving
the service as it is. When the rail-
road is restored. the stage line, of
course, will be abandoned
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
CLASSIFIED

accord FREE-Send SO and get tn
Deseret Evening News, daily edi-
ton, and the Phoebe Record for one
year The regular price of the New
is 50; the Record. $3.50. per year.
Both papers for the price of one.
The Semi-weekly News and Record
sent one year for SIS. Cash must &C.
company each order.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
A. W. Scott Sued.

A. w. Scott whose operations in
this camp are well known has
been sued for $4,000, which he is
alleged to have Incorporated while
manager of the Rawhide Northern
Consolidated Mines company
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
win Imnroxe auIIdino.

The Odd Fellows of Phoebe contem-
plate making some improvements to
their building on Main street. 1t is
understood that thirty-foot addition
is to be put onto the rear of the
structure. The organization is In a
good financial condition and has been
lately experiencing rapid growth
in membership.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
The Commercial Club.

The Hodges-Cook Mercantile COM
pany is vacating the lower floor of
the Phoebe Commercial club build
ing and the room is to be utilized
BY the club. Arrangements are being
made to install pool table and other
equipment for the enjoyment of mem
bers In the near future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28

Word was received in Phoebe last
week by the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hurley that they are proud
parents of a bouncing baby girl. The
young lady made her appearance
about two weeks ago.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28

Rev. Mr.. Jeffries, father of the
prize fighter, says, in answer to the
preachers who are trying to stop the
Frisco fight, that his son is working
for money, just as the preachers are,
and that if their money should be
stopped for any reason. their work
would stop with it.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-05-28
Machinery For Phoebe.

Frank Walker left yesterday for
Delamar where he went to overhaul
some machinery recently purchased
from the receiver of the Bamberger
Delamar Mines company by Sheriff
Smith and which is to be installed
In the plant of the Phoebe Manufactur
ing company.