The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-13
INLAND NOR DsIVgsTEESI

ington showed that all women candi-
dates for school directorships were de
feated, although they ran far ahead
Of Socialist candidates.
L. A. Grandpre, a Spanish-Americar
war veteran, is still confined to his
bed as a result OF a fall November 21,
from the roof OF building at Willard,
Utah. Several ribs were broken and
he was internally injured.
No more finger bowls in Idaho.
/ This is the latest order from the
| Idaho pure food commission, and this
order applies to dining cars operated
by the railroads in the state as well
as TO the hotels and cafes.
! 1T is said that che northwestern
markets of Portland, Seattle, Spokane
and Canada were supplied with tur.
Keys from Idaho fer Thanksgiving
and that the first shipment, early in
November. went direct to Alaska
Oregon. Idaho ami Waslington
creamery men, butter and cheese
| makers who are members Of the Hut
/ ter and Cheese associations OF the
three states, held their annual con
yention in LaGrande, Ore, last week.
T. r. Sheridan, former president
OF the First National bank OF Rose.
burg, Ore. and prominent in that
sectlon, was indicted by the grand
Jury last week on two charges OF Oh
taining money under false pretenses
Carl Meyers, 50 years OF age was
placed in the city Jal OF Denver,
charged with having Administered
ialuor to his 2-yearold grandson,
Wilbert Allison and with basiIYr
threatened his wife with knife when
sac interviewed.
The heavy SHOWS and cod winters
OF 1868 to 1870, and the scarcity ct
iced. nearly wiped out the cattle and
sheep industry in central Nevada, shut
Of recent years the cattle industry is
rapidly supplanting the mining indus
try in Importance
The contest over the will of John
D. Losekamp, a pioneer merchant OF
easteIn Montana, brought by his
brothers, Frank Of Seattle, Gus W.
Of San Diego, Cal. and George OF
Spokane, has opened in the district
court at Billings, Mont.
Plans for placing an up-to date fruit
evaporation in the Weisar valley in
idaho have been submitted by L. L.
Neltham TO Secretary Wilde of the
Weiser commercial club and the mat
Ter will be considered by the organ
ization at an early date.
!. II. Kent, managing director and
receiver OF the Nevada Sugar company
of Fallon, estimates the total output
Of the beet fields this year at 1900
tons. This, he says, means a total
iac.ory output OF 25,000 TO 10000 bags
OF sugar, each Weighing 100 pounds
The Denver & Salt Lake railroad,
known as the Moffat road, has expend-
ed more than $2,000,oG0 under the new
management and has been extended
distance Of forty niles from StesIa.
beat Springs to Craig, Colo, ACCORDING
to a Statement received by stockhold
ers.
The four-masted schooner Aloha,
from Fiji to Grays ilarbor in ballast,
encountered violent storm Off the
Washington coast last Sunday and
became unmanageable. Captain 4.
Peterson and his crew OF ten men
abandoned the schooner ana rowed
TO Destruction island.
The wild horses OF Nevada are
gradually disappearing, and those LETT
are hardly worth catching; albeit the
tfappers continue to set them in suf-
hcient numbers for bait eacn winter
and perhaps 500 Or 1,00a are annually
hipped to the eastern market, where
they are sold for about $40 apiece.
John d, Cowan, former postmaster
at Cowan, Mont, charged with issu-
lng fraudulent postal money orders
to the amount of about S4,50O, plead
cd guilty N the federal court az
Butte, and was sentenced to Is
months in the federal prison at Leav.
ellworth and to pay fine of $500
and costs.
The Portland chamber OF com
merce has started fight to secure
the passage of bill in congress
which will empower the federal ar
chiteet at Washington to hire assist
ants III order to expedite inc work
il preparing plans Ior the 754 build.
lngs that have thus far been author
lied by congress.
John Zollner, marshal of Gervais,
Ore, received probable fatal wounds
N the neck and left shoulder in a
pistol duel with two suspicious char.
aeters. Ray McCarrel. arrested sey-
eral hours after the shooting in tha
city has made a complete confession
10 Sheriff Esch but declares ii was
his companion who shot the marshal.
A. l.. Finley and Ii. b. Clanton, re-
spectlNely STATE game warden and
state fish commissioner OF Oregon.
whose removal by adjustment OF the
state game and fish commission was
announced by Governor West, have
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