The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16
BRIEF REVIEW Of
A Weeks EVENTS
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
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tNTERMOUNTAiN

tNTERMOUNTAiN
John Shea, a miner of Butte, Mont.
was found dead in a rooming house
In Pueblo, Colo. He had taken car
ooiic acid. He leaves a family in
Butte.
Two Greeks were shot, one of them
perhaps fatally, in a battle in Bling
ham, Utah, between deputy sheriffs
and Greeks, early Tuesday morning.
The Denver City Tramway com
pany Is entitled to the use of every
street in Denver until 1886, according
to decision of the United States
court of appeals handed down Mon
day
Robbed of $1,000 in gold and locked
In his own ice box for five hours, Ben
James, a butcher of Butte, was re
leased with his hands and feet Sc
verely frozen
A cattle feud of several years stand.
ing was resumed Sunday afternoon in
COX canyon, twelve miles south of Du.
range. Colo, on the New Mex1co-Col
orado state line, when John Graves of
Cedar Hill, N. NJ, shot and probably
fatally wounded Samuel TRULY of Elco,
Colo
j. c. Moran, lawyer of Washing
ton and Providence, r. l., has been
absent three months and relatives fear
that he has been lost in the Moapa
valley In southern Nevada.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to wreck passenger train en- route
from Copper Flat to Ely, New, Sun
day night. A steel rail had been
wedged on the track, but 1t was dis
covered in time to prevent a wreck.
1t Is not known who made the attempt
to wreck the train.
The Bingham strike at the Utah
Copper property at Bingham, Utah,
cost the company in lost profits about
$1,50O.O00, according to the report just
made public. The property damage
was inconseQuential
Circuit Judge McGinn of Portland,
has sentenced William Wilson, a young
man, to spend the rest OF his days in
the penitentiary for holding UP and
robbing a grocer of $27. Wilson was
an escaped honor man" from the state
reformatory.
DOMESTIC
So many Democrats have become
active candidates for the postmaster
ship of Terrell, Texas, that move
ment was set on foot Monday for a
special primary election by which
one candidate could be determined
upon.
Harry A. Fox, a high salaried de-
signer for Philadelphia fashion
house, who committed suicide by
drinking poison Monday, is said by
his friends to have been driven to
his act of desperation over the ever
changing styles.
There will be no special session of
the Illinois legislature for the pur-
pose of apportioning the state and
electing a United States senator to
fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moval of William Lorimer.
While their mother looked on,
powerless to effect a rescue, the twin
children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dowd of Manden, N. D., were ere
mated Monday. The children, aged 2
years, were playing in the kitchen of
the home when lamp exploded.
The federal grand jury at Chicago
has returned four additional indict-
ments against Jack Johnson, cham
pion pugilist, on further charges of
violations of the Mann act against
Interstate transportation OF women
for immoral purposes.
Gov Woodrow Wilson has announced
that he would devote practically all
week to state business and would start
at the end of the week on a steamship
trip and vacation that will keep him
away from political callers or office
seekers for nearly six weeks. \
Joe Fogler of New York spurted into
the home stretch at the finish of the
six-day bicycle race at the Boston
arena Saturday night and won the con-
test. With his team-mate, Jimmy Nor
an of Chelsea, he had set a new worlds |
mark for sixty-hour riding, total dis |
lance of 1901 miles.
]. A. Weyland, owner of the Appeal |
to Reason, Socialist paper at Girard, |
Kan, shot and killed himself Sunday /
night at his home in that city
Thousands of suffragets marched !
through the streets of New York City, |
Saturday night. The parade had been
organized to celebrate the map-chang,
ing events of October 8, which added :
four stars to the list of suffrage states.
The enormous sum of $4,17l,l34,O 600
represented the farm value of Novem-
Der ! of the crops of corn, hay, wheat.
oats potatoes, barley, LAX seed, rye
and buckwheat.
Capt Antoine lie Due, one of the
oldest pioneers at the head of the
lakes, died at Duluth after an opera.
ton. He was born in Canada in De.
cember 1880.
The body of J Roy Morgan, the first
American seaman killed in the recent
revolution in Nicaragua, was buried in
lnglewood cemetery, near Los Angeles,
on Friday, with military ceremonies.