The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-07-18
INLAND NORTHWEST

J. Alexander, a carpenter, fell from
staging while working on the new
high school building at Lovelock
New, and broke his left arm.
Governor Odde has announced tina,
he has appointed c. F. Williams,
cashier of the First National bank OF
Elko, state bank examiner for Nevada,
10 succeed the late Eugene Howell.
The state minimum wage commits.
sion has adopted the recent confer,
| ence recommendation of 50 a week as
| he minimum for telephone girls
! throughout the state of Washington.
Mystery surrounds the whereabouts
OF at least seven officers OF the inter.
| national craft unions who had been
reported as being on their way to
Butte to investigate the local labor
situation.
j. Valmain was sentenced to pay q
| line OF $25 as the result of his activ.
ity at Reno with a knife when he at
tackled Bartlett Wrangham, and in
1icted several serious wounds upon
his wrists and arms.
The state board Of health of Oregon
which for year has refused to recog
nize DR.. ]. A. Van Brakel, osteopath,
appointed by the county court as
health officer Of Clackamas county,
removed him from office.
A Mexican shot and MORALLY
wounded AL Warren, hotel man. at Au-
cora, New. The Mexican, employed
at Warren's restaurant, cherished
grievance against his employer and
ay in wait shooting him four times
between 5000 and 1000 miles of
telephone lines will be installed in
the various national forests of the
united States next year. according to
Mark Smith, purchasing agent for the
'orest service. with headquarters at
Ogden.
A. e. Gard, a carpenter, whose body
was found with bullet wound in the
head in the railroad yards in the
outhern part of Seattle, and whom
the police at first believed had been
murdered, committed suicide, it has
been decided.
Judge Jesse p. Houser of Mount Yer
aon Wash, judge of the superior
court of Skagit and San Juan coun
lies, died at hospital in Seattle, af
,er an operation ms, lie necessary by
Injuries received in hunting acct
lent nine years ago.
While working on the Mackay Ath
letic field at the University of Nevad;
at Reno, A. Mitchell was bitten ON the
leg by rattlesnake, and it wa only
owing to prompt measures by the
father of the boy who was present
the time that his life was saved.
President Wilson has sent to the
senate the name of Chas. d. Mackay
OF Winnemucca to be register of the
and office at Carson City. The tern
of l.. J. Coin expired some time ago
but he has been holding the office un
Ill his successor has been appointed
On July LIST the postoffice depart
ment discontinued the twice.a-week
mail service between Amos, New. anc
DEMO, Ore. This route had been Cd
grated for many years and its dis
continuance will deprive many PEG
ole in that section of any mail sery,
| ce whatever,
Senator Wesley l.. Jones filed with
he secretary of state at Olympia
| Wash. his declaration OF candidacy
, succeed himself in the United
tates senate. His declaration is the
econd to be filed for United States
enator j. A Falconer having filed
N the Progressive ticket previously
While the actual constructive work
VII not begin on the new Rochester
New, mill for thirty days yet, still the
act that during its brief history the
amp has produced mere than $500,
800 in ore and that $50 to $50 ore
still shows in the deepest workings
re proof undeniable that the futur,
permanency of the camp is assured
John Pansner. an organizer of tn
adustrial Workers OF the World. VIII
as arrested at Tonopah for tn,
hooting of Thomas White. a membe.
I the Western Federation of Miners
aturday night in labor disturbance
as been released The court he'd
hat there was no evidence that Pan
ner fired the shot that wounded
White
That the denial to wives of the
light to contract in certain instances
may sometimes work to advantage
IS conclusion that may possibly D,
drawn from litigation now in prog
ress in the district court at Reno II
also involves the question whether
when a married woman contracts t
pay a lawyers fee in divorce case
she may be later sued by the lawyer
for the bill.