The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-01-13
Near
Ca|lGntc
Injuries
Special to the Record


on collision occurred at one of the
tunnels below here last Saturday mortI
ing, when No. 81 freight ran into
the tunei to clear the track for a
passenger train the crew not know
ing that work train was at the
opposite entrance. The collision re-
GIpeq Suple5 uemw coup u! p9lns
hurt, two of whom were sent to
hospital at Los Angeles. The work
crew received a bad shaking up, but
| from what can be learned, neither
train crew was to blame for the
mishap.
Lon Meyer returned from Cherry
Creek few ady ago.
| The Misses Vera Horn and Irene
Parker returned to Delamar last
Monday after an absence from home
of about two weeks.
George Hicks and John Edwards al
rived few days ago with another
load of ore from the Olson Lowry
lease at Delamar.
Political talk Is being heard on
the streets here. c. l.. ADJUST Is
mentioned for the republican nominal
ton for county commissioner, while
Jim Ryan is talked of for the demo-
cratic nomination for sheriff and as
SCISSOR. Henry Lee Is also mentioned
for the democratic nomination for
sheriff and assessor.
Miss Amy Devlin and Miss Mil.
Ter returned to their home in Rose
valley this week, after a short visit
in Las Vegas.
The Misses Jones, O'Brien and Nc
Mullen, teachers in Pahranagat val
ley, accompanied by c. w. Love, mar
ager of the Gardner ranch, return
! ed to the valley last Friday. Mr.
Love was just returning from
I; business trip to Salt Lake.
John Roeder was In town q few
, days ago enroute to his ranch nea
Hike.
Pete Delmue was down from tn
= ranch in Round Valley one day thi
:, week
! George Warren is enjoying the r
y freshing breezes Of the Pacific TIL
! week.
A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway wei
Ia up from their ranch this week.
10 ED. Dula and family spent Thur
:. day in town.
George Harris, the popular bs
le player OF the steel gang, spent
u few adys in town this week
e. Billie Denton, the musician, h
,e has been transferred from the Ea
er Side Bar to the Northern.
- Judge Ii. S. Laney stopped {
Monday enroute from Salt Lake
prescott, Ariz.. where he will spel
G q iSW WSeho TIE guest Ol pFOlnt
The dance given by l.. d. S. ST.
la day school few evenings ago W
well attended and enjoyed by all.
In fine supper was served at Bish
Cd g. X. Riding's.
I'LL
OF Tom Pippin spent a day in to-
ire this week
.er Francis Bennett Is back from
or oche after week spent visiting
yp sister.
w Thomas Burton spent a few ds
III town this week enroute fir
~ Mexico to Milford.
lor John Harry, a well known hotel II
at Milford died of heart failure
Lhe few days ago after brief illns
:, He was well known to many old-ti
wy residents of Lincoln county who
az ed to stop at his place when Milf
was the nearest railroad point.
WI 1t Is reported that the Liston brt
mt ers will open a butcher 81
ms in the near future in the build
ac recently vacated by the Blue FL
N. grocery.
Miss Clara Syphus has been v
esh with her sister. Mrs. Riding,
Gle week. She stopped off on her ;
an. to Panaca from ST. Thomas.
wv Dan Tyler came odwn from
high line above town one day
week enroute to Browns camp
~, low town where the steam she
- will be in use for several weeks.
bat James Lyons left Tuesday o
u rip to Irish mountain on mining
mess.
Phil Mathews was in town from
Jour naca Tuesday last.
-. J. L. Denton has been on the
,,,, list this week.
I II Two box cars caught fire in
'ood yards during the week and for
can time caused considerable exciten
fVeS But the blaze was soon put IL
pan control and without xerious los