The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-11-21
STATE NEWS
Missing Relatives sought

During the last few days Chief of Po-
lice Enlhouse of Reno. has received
letters seeking information as to the
whereabouts of three missing persons
zoe lamieson. formerly of Kamloops, II.
e.. who I?s rezided in Nevada for fif-
Francisco, sixteen years old, is missing.
and Is supposed to be residing some-
where in Nevada. The third letter in
auires as to the whereabouts of Thomas
J. Walsh of Salt Lake City. who was
last aeard OF in this st te
Givena Floater
William Johnson, twenty-one years
old, harvest hand of the middle west.
was given floater recently from Reno
where he was arrested ON a charge of
selling liquor to Indians.
Have Hard Walk
J. w. Douglas, Wesley Stewart Al
Wardle and w. w. Booth. four Tono-
pah residents had to walk twenty miles
over the desert recently when they ex-
perienced engine trouble with their auto
mobile on the return trip from Nina to
Tonopah.
White Slavery Charged
William G. Patras indicted In utah
on charge of white slavery, was ex-
amined before United States Commits
sioner Booher recently in Elko, and as
result. was held to appear before the
United States distrlc court at Carson
City for extradition to Utah. He is
charged whit enticing woman from
Montana to McGill Nevada. for immoral
purposes.
Tonopah Couple Wed
William p Drummy and Miss Ants
c. Hutchinson, both OF Tonopah, were
united in Marriage there recently by
Judge Mark srerili in the judges cham
hers OF the county court house. Miss
Hutchinson has been in charge of the
postal savings department Of the Tono
| pah postoffice for several years.
Ely Resident Dies
| Mrs. f. f. Duncan. a resident of El,
for many years, passed away recently
at the county hospital In that cam
from an attack of peritonitis. She wa.
a native of Kansas and Is survived b,
her husband and four children Inter
ment will be made at her old home i,
Kansas.
Beats Board Bill
Pat Mccain was arrested recently II
! Winnemucca upon the complaint o
/ Charles stevens. proprietor of cafe a
Natlonal, who claimed that the prisone
3,fra ded him cut ofsa board bill
Great Hay Loss
The tlko Free Press says report t
railroad headquerters Saturday was tina
between .,dCe and 5000 tons of hay wer
buraed in Glover valley. Isaac Wisema
was on Lis way to Exc to receive let
ters of administration for the estate ,
his father ana grandfather and ba
reac!5d Wells when he learned that h
hay Was On fire y nigh wind was bio
ing.
Anotn-r osger ser tAnced
lGkc Free I tess John Nj Brantze
Is years nd, who sa.s n halls frol
Malad City. Idaho. was this morning Sc
tenced IN tn e6ist:ict court on his pie
| Of guilty 70 forgery to from four to s.
ti;try
Will Contest Election
L. j. Gallagher. defeated candidate f,
justice of the peace at Tonopah, hi
hired an attorney. III. X. Cooke, to col
test the election of his Socialist oppol
l ent, Harry Dunseath He charges tn
!. the election officers fell asleep whi
a counting and he thinks that he mi
!, more than make up Dunseath's majori
of Is votes.
0 i'al!on Hay Burns
Churchill County Eagle: A stack
d 100 tons of alfalfa hay was reent
burned on. the Heppner ranch. 1t }
& longed to Stephenson. Sheppard & Wa
1t is not known how the fire start,
i but the impression prevails that it W
due to hunters.
OPERATIONS THIS WEEK
AT AMALoAMATE sHAl
Because the Denver & Rio Graz
K. railroad did not move coal nsigned