The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-05-09

vas organized.
Willie Mason Piute Indian, was
held to answer before the fedora
rand jury at Reno, New, upon the
charge Of forgery,
Jewelry valued at $1,000 aud SOL.
o00 III non-negotiable checks. drafss
and notes were stolen by three high,
Naymen at Kansas city from w. A.
Warren. Wyoming sheep man.
Frank Lyman Hulen. convicted OF
elgamy by a jury in Golden. Colo.
some time ago, has been sentenced [,
from eighteen to twenty aonths in
he penitentiary and ordered to pay
Dne OF $1,000
Announcement is made that General
chn chase viii ask The governor for
athority to convene general court
martial to try case in line with the
ndings OF the military commission
Inch investigated the Ludlow, Colo,
tile and tire
Idaho, with It's $4,000 square miles
4 territory, has enough people now
o stand four of them on each square
mlie a territory, provided they could
pe scattered cut in that way. all CT
which shows that Idaho still has
some room to grow
George Reisdort, who was taken
INTO custody after departing from
2eno with an automobile ter which
ne save Il check not honored at the
bank, manifested symptoms of insan.
ity at the county jail and may be the
ubject OF an inquiry as to his mental
apacity.
Indian Hudson, who killed Joe
Ma .hias recently, has been charged
,i,h murder, and viii he held at Yer
1gron, New, pending a trial Hudson
5 an lndlSn IL years Old, and killed
lathla5, IA old Eu2tuguesae pfCspec
Or, by beating him oysr the head
With d rcd OF iron.
Two Elko, New, miners have III
heir pCsss ssion two large American
2agles which they captured at Fort
Ialleck, while the birds were en-
aged in battle over a dead rabbit
Nhey were SO intent on the batGi,
hat they made ~ resistance When
he two men grabbed them.
According to recent figures issued
by the census department of the GOV
srnment, Idaho now has a population
estimated d. 359, 407, which is some
increase over the figures OF l9le
which gave Idaho about 1925 GOO anG
shows that the state is still growing
Washington is given 1,i05 .S65, and
Montana 432,7l4
An order issued recently by the Ore
,on railroad commission to ccmpe
he Pacific Telephone 4 Telegraph
company to interchange service with
The Home Telephone company in tWL
hotels OF Portland was upheld in the
aderal district court at Portland. by
udge Bean, Judges Gilbert and VOL
}erton concurring.
A petition requesting that proposal
for statewide prohibition be placed ca
ed to the secretary Of state Of Colo.
RADIO secretary Pearce rejected the pc.
itiCn on the ground that 1t was not
IA proper legal form, inGsmuch as it
id not conform to the provisions CT
he laws enacted a year ago.
A 60-year-old prisoner at Columbus
ont. held on the charge Of forgery
here, hid behind the cell door anu
ahen Sheriff Robert Guthrie entered
slammed the door on him and locked
It. Then quietly pocketing the keys
nd expressing the wish that the sh +
II enjoy his sojourn." he disappear
ID
4 lone highwayman, youthful in ap
gearanCe held UP the Phil Murphy
salCon, across the street from the post
ffice in Butte and almost in the
aeart OF the business district. ilneu W
ali dozen men against the wall,
lied the till and then frisked tn
r0ckets of his victims. The robbef
btained total of about $50.
Even should raj ray postoftice ter
hinal stations be established in Salt
lake and Reno. tie indications are
hat the Ogden terminal station must
be enlarged to handle the increasing
amount of parcel post mail matter.
More than $4,000 heeces, or nearly
100000 pounds Of wool have been
sold at Heppner, Ore, at prices
cents or more above the prices paid
Tor corresponding clips last year. RI
prices ranged from 1512 to 10 cents d
pCund.
There will be M cessation in tn
construction of lines under way am
plans for the contemplated building o
ether lines will so forward, according
10 A. j. Earring, preslden, OF tbs
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul rail
roGd in an interview at Lewiston
| MCnt
! Eleven empty mine cars which were
| being used to hoist the men cut q
No. 2 mine at cumberland Wyo