The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-16

80 Os,4 ~ .ia... near Bremen. |
lev., and instantly killed. the body
eing horribly mangied and was scat
cred over the track for distance OF
90 feet.
Ten persons for every claim appear
d at the opening of 5000 acres OF
government land in the Big Bottom
ountry in eastern Lewis county,
Washington, recently eliminated from
he Rainier forest reserve.
Haystack. situated seven miles
iouth of Jungo. Nevada. is fast as
suming proportions of a mining camp.
4 new district was recently organized
With j. b. rruitt as recorder, and
.ownsite has been laid out and sur.
eyed.
Charles Berthold, proprietor of a
lotel at Portland. was shot through
he neck by Louis Lavrov, an intoxi
lated guest. who then fired a bulle,
INTO his own brain, dying instantly
| 3erthold has but slight chance fol
recovery.
The right of the state horticultural
department. to condemn potatoes
| hipped in from outside the state
| shen they are afflicted in the slight
| st degree with tubermoth, was up
cid by Superior Judge Macintosh
Seattle.
Orvil Jennings, who is believed t.
lave been the head of an organized
and of horsethieves responsible 70.
he theft of about seventy-five horses
the upper Green River valley. ii
Wyoming, has been arrested in 81
.ouis, Mo.
Hugh Clopton and his wife wer
. bound over to the grand jury at Kla
IN Falls, Ore, Oh the charge of Sc;
ing the fire which destroyed tn
iusiness section OF Bonanza in JAM
,ry. At the time Mrs. Ciopton wa
lcstmistress
The federal court at Carson Cit
las appointed R. j Paine of Pine Va
ely receiver of the Gold Quartz Nil
lg company of Tenabo. The pro-
rty is situated c.ose to Tenabo an
'onsists of three groups comprisin
fifteen claims.
Utah and Nevada members of IL
IN, erican Institute of Mining Eng
GERS have been granted charter /
! he national organization providir
= VI the organizing of local brant
/ . be known ei.Ler as the tab loo
4 II the Utah Nevada local
A body found floating in the VIII
\ aette river near Oregon City W
a Identified Wednesday as that Of Mi
hall S. Dudley, mining engineer, al
= or twenty years confidential agent
Ex-senator Jonathan Bourne. Du
ey disappeared February 2 last.
Sc Tho suit brought by the state
Ievada against EXC county
tx ioney held back fer expensl $ VIII,
y, lIlko county sent the books of
county to Carson for the benefit of
rs AK commission has been settled
" ilko county paying all the mon
laimed by the state.
b. J. Moore, % years old, wait
wanted in Aberdeen, Wash for
alleged murder OF Mrs. Vivian
'ii crosse, was arrested at Seattle a
" according to the police confessed
iilling the woman In his pocket v
Oh ound the razor with which it is
OF eyed he committed the crime.
IN Frank Richet, president of the c
'ai 5on Inland Development company, v
Va released from the county jail at P,
OF and where he had been serving
ietauit OF $4,000 fine levied agai
nv ~ nim upon conviction, with J. L. {
80 80 way, of having fraudulently misrel
sented lands when the company s
az li,het obtained his freedom by tax
he pauper's oath.
,cb Oscar Vertan and Tony Huffner {
he IL the Miners hospital at Cumber.s
loo Wyo, as result OF injuries recei
ne. n the recent disaster in mine N,
ris i The onion Pacific Coal comp;
ali When train carrying the day shift
of he surface broke III two and Sc
p. ears of miners rushed below the
ent Lime.
nth Owing to the increased mail s
ses he parcel post BIN became
1000 pounds of mail is stored at Q
Ayo. A shipment OF 1000 pounds
ilCur in ordinary sacks was reCe
recently, many OF which were bro
. open. The sage to Pinedale t
l,oJ0 pounds OF mail daily, but
ames in faster than il goes out
Weaving a lengthy romance a
her matrimonial ventures and S
ns indomitable courage, Miss
acl has started from Portland
ia.0U0.miie trip alone to meet
lance, arthur r. i!eckner a
uate of the University of Idaho,
IS teacher in the government
ippine service.
Press telephone rates between
son and Reno were reduced on
80, according to an order from