The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-23
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Missouri. last Tuesday, she having
been summoned On account Of the
serious illness of her brother. who Is
Town with typhoid fever
Lewis Denton and Charley Lee hav
leeided to engage in the saloon bus
mess and will open a place soon af
Ter the first of the new year
A heavy snow storm visited this
place last Tuesday and 1t brought
imiies to the cattlemen
Several school teachers from the
outside districts left for Las Vegas
last Thursday to prepare for the
teachers examination which takes
place there next week.
Thomas Benson and family came
down from Salt Lake Monday en-
route to Bunkerville where MIR. Ben
son has secured a ranch and where
ne expects to make his future home
Mr.. Benson will be remembered by
many old-timers, having been a resi-
dent of Phoebe from 1889 to 1896.
Harry Lowry came over from De-
amar Tuesday enroute to Panaca to
spend Xmas with his family and to
take needed rest.
Charles Castles returned to his
home in Hike Wednesday morning
with load of freight
Mrs. Fanny Cline of Phoebe is
spending the week visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Chas. Turner.
M. d. Painter, mining man fror
Los Angeles who is a partner of
J. c. Hames on the tailings dump at
Delamar, arrived last Thursday and
departed at once for the scene of
operations.
Joe Sharp came over from his
ranch near Alamo during the week
Tor load of supplies.
William Liston is spending the
winter with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Liston, on the ranch above Cal
iente on the Phoebe branch.
James McGuffie and Dick Phillips
returned to Delamar Wednesday from
a prospecting trip to Groom and other
places. They brought some fine
specimens Of ore In with them.
Arthur Frye, who is well known in
Lincoln county, is now chief Of DO.
ice al Las Vegas.
L. Shumway came over from Alamo
Tuesday for freight; returning home
Friday morning.
Frank Mills and family came over
for their ranch.
from Hike Tuesday for supplies
Tor their ranch.
3. l.. Godbe and e. r. Prudential
We're passengers for Phoebe Wednes-
lay morning.
N. J. Wadsworth came down from
Panaca Tuesday evening on a bust
| aess trip.
Mrs. Lizzie Foster is reported Ill
at the Caliente hospital.
1t is reported that the residents
Of Alamo and Hike are circulating a
petition asking for three-times a
week mail service.
| Barney Spetola returned TO Delama
from Hamilton, New, Tuesday morn
ing where he has gone to do the as
sessment work on his mining claims
located there.
Mrs. w. A. Denton has been con-
fined to her home this week with a
severe cold.
| Andy Goldberg is busy hauling sup
plies from Caliente to the sheep
camps.
Will Heaps and Dave Wadsworth
were down from the high school city
this week.
Dave Keel was in town from Panac
one day this week with hay for the
Caliente Mercantile Co.
John Trimble and John Haynes de.
parted for Los Angeles last Monday,
The Misses Irene Parker and Vera
Horn came over from Delamar Fri.
day to spend Christmas with Caliente
friends.
viii Mathews brought a load OF
freight from Delamar Tuesday.
Billie Culverwell returned from Bar
clay last Monday where he has
been gathering cattle,
Geo. Hicks and John Edwards left
Thursday for Panaea to spend Xmas
They will haul ore from the Olson
Lowry lease at Delamar after Jan
uary l.
Rex and Charley Mathews are haul
ing pipe from Delamar to Calientt
for the Bamberger company Of Sail
Lake City.
BY refraining from criticizing col
lege yells Woodrow Wilson is max
Ing a stronu hid For fha oollaor