The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-11-14
NORTHWEST NOTES

Arthur Henkel blind boy Of Rock
State Senator w. ID. Cotter. prom
inent resident Of Puyallup, Wash. for
many years. died last week Of pneu-
monia
Not until 4he official canvass is made
win Il Be known whether or not wo-
mans suffrage has triumphed in Mon
tana.
At ahe National Apple Show in
Spokane. November 2l-a6, horticul-
turists of the state will hold con-
ference to talk over proposed new
laws.
Systematic robberies OF the post Of
| flee at Elko covering a period of sew
eral days, was made public last week.
and the police are searching for two
suspects.
Springs, Wyo., and graduate Of the
Utah School for the Deaf and Blind
has been awarded a 81 900. scholarship
commission and Is now attending a
university at Valparaiso. Ind.
The annual meeting OF the Lincoln
County Woolgrowers' association will
be held at Kemmerer on November n.
| %. This is one Of the main events for
the sheepmen Of southwestern Wyoms
ing. and a big time Is expected.
M. A. Matthews. wanted in Idaho on
a charge of embezlement.e escaped
from train near Butte while being
taken to Boise by Montana officers.
Matthews was not handcuffed and es-
capped when he went to the smoker,
A. Foy, wanted in Butte, Mont, on
a charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses, was released on writ
of habeas corpus issued In the supreme
court. at Salt Lake, but was arrested
again Immediately on q fugitive war
rant. ~
Commercial organizations Of Butte,
Anaconda, Helena and Missoula have
i adopted a resolution urging the state
department in Washington to protest
against British action in interfering
4 with American copper shipments des-
! tined to neutral countries ,
! Women who, attend TIL. National
J Woolgrowers' association Invention
in Salt Lake during the week Sill be
! entertained under the auspices of tbs
Commercial club. The club has ap
|, pointed a committee OF Salt Lake wO
men to act as. hostesses.
! More than 100 packages Of cloth
! ing filing three large packing casei
!, and Weighing 400 pounds have been
Z collected in stores and schools 81
y Tooele county, Utah. for the relief d
orphans and widows from the Euro
! pean war The clothing Is chiefly foa
y women ard children.
i A San Francisco paper announcer
j the election OF IT, O. Morrison assist.
d ant state commissioner OF agriculture
4 as vice.president OF the West Coast
II Potato Producers association. The
n object of the association Is to unite
I, potato growers and handlers In uni
. form methods OF fumigation and ship
q ping
The refusal Of two Indians to trade
re two white men a freshly caught fisi
81 for a bottle Of whiskey Is charged
10 as the cause for the shooting Of Thu
Indians in Spanish Spring valley, Ne
o vada, both Indians being painful.
re wounded Seventy-three shot wer,
ld squeezed out OF the flesh OF the tw,
~ redskins.
- The count of the vote on the equa
~ suffrage amendment in Deer Lodg
county, of which Anaconda is tn
county seat, Is not available becaus
10 the checkers made no tally OF any 9
the special measures submitted to tn
'u' voters before the returns were scale
and delivered to- the county clerk an
recorder.
re Governor Stewart of Montana has Il
sued quarantine proclamation prt
IN hibiting the shipping into the state 9
OF livestock of every description or tn
in movement of livestock in the state vi
less loaded through stockyards nnde
OF supervision OF state or federal inspe.
la tors. This action followed a meetin
Re- of state officials
lev A minor girl Is subject to the j
the venile court even II she has previou
se. ~ been married, the state supren
the court decided in upholding the Sp
IL KANE county superior SOuIt. -
tor court also holds that singing in
lhe cafe is not a necessary adjunct
: eating, SO the plea of Lyndelle Lunt
Nc that she earned her living by singh
in place where liquors were serv
ack is set aside.
Cattle from a northwestern rang
attened exclusively on grass, SO
higher at Chicago last week than ev
10 before. A Montana ranchman sc
- eighteen steers that averaged 1,5
pounds for $40 hundred pounds,
~ $157.20 a head. The same shipper
1856 cattle of various grades on
On market that sold FOR $4,000.
'o Thinking he heard marauders in
n-9 orchard, J. G. Tungstra, farmer
lNc' iup few Miles north If Arlin Of