The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-01-24
INLAND NORTHWEST

athGa Bourne Of Oregon has Wen his
hght for valuable mining property in
the Occur d-t-cne mining district OF
Idaho.
Livestock growers Of the United
States will meet this week in Denver
TO attend the seventeenth annual con
yention of the American National
Livestock association.
No trace has been found of the five
robbers who hald M the Granite
Falls. Wash, State bank last week.
and escaped with Sits. after a run
ming pistol battle with a posse Of ci-
liens.
During the last fiscal year the
rangers Of the Fourth National Forest
district killed l,722 animals. or ms
grand total coyotes pfcdoiainated by
nearly six TO one over hears, and other
animals
Five armed men held up the Gran
ite Falls state bank, sixteen miles
/ northeast Of Everett Wash, and es-
capped with between $l,o0 and $500,
after engaging in running pistol duel
with q posse Of citizens.
Considerable Snow ard rain has -
len n Mason valley, New, during che
past month. 1t is reported that there
was 1C2 inches Of snow on the sum
nit. This means plenty OF water AID
fine crops next year. These rains VIII
be excellent fer the dry farmers.
j. C. Curd, a ranehman, his two
children and relative OF Mr.. Curd :,
were burned to death in an abandoned
prospoctors cabin near zortman, an
isolated hamlet a few miles below
the southern boundary OF the Fort
nelknap Indian resery alton in Men
} tana.
According to advices received from
q semi-oificial source il Denver, the
Missouri Pacific has arranged 10 take
. care of the S25,000,G00 issue of gold
notes, which falls due June l., ana
still continue in the control OF the
. Denver & Rio Grande and the West
! ern Pacific.
The members of the Mason Valley
Promotion club at Mason, New have
resolved themselves iuto committee
of the whole on good roads. It's motto
is. "All Roads Lead to Mason, anu
they Must BE Good Reads" The body
has assessed itself a days work pei
! each member per month.
Two deaths occurred in the South,
( ern Colorado strike district Sunday
! Frank Garcia, a miner, was shot anu
killed in a brawl in q house near CO
dar Hill. James Colvoi an Austrian
residing at the Ludlow strikers col
cny, was run down and killed by 4
switch engine in the Ludlow railroad
! yards.
Mere scientific methods in woe
growing and cooperative action Il,
marketing their products, as well as
in obtaining legislation favorable L
the industry, were advocated By
1 speakers Of the fftieth annual cen
yention of the National Woolgrowcrs
association, held at Salt Lake City
last week
A. In the arrest at Seattle of T. F.
A. Kelly, secretary, and Arthur Bird
! treasurer, of the Pacific Mutual Bono
& Loan company, on federal war
rants charging them with using tht
- mails to defraud, postcifice inspector,
- declare they have unearthed one Q
p the largest swindling schemes eve
- conducted in the Pacific northwest.
John Liebe, who was shot thrcr?
the left arm on New Years day, wi.
undergo an UNUSUAL operation at
q hospital in Butte, ana his case (
Y gfeatiy interesting the medical pr
u 1ession When the rife bullet tor
,. through Liebe's arm it carried with |
a. about two inches of the bone. 1t i
p necessary TO replace this bone. if Tt
Of man is to have the use OF the arm
Il again.
Of A total Of $4,000 tons OF ore wer
De handled over the Nevada Short Lin
I'd railroad during the year 1913, a,
ct cording to A. A. Codd, president ar
o. general manager Of The road, VII
J.. last week completed bis report ON Il,
I'd tonnage OF Nevadas newest railroat
m The lire was constructed last year t
IL handle the ores from the Codd leas
II. at Rochester and did not common
-. operations until July.
Nv Curtis Masterson and John Toriin,
~ two miners on the headwaters {
"a Sucker creek, in Oregon, were foam
= dead in Mornings cabin Mornings bed
:, vas found up in the bed ard Maste
=, sons near the cabin door, each wit
- bullet hole through the head. Tine
- dore Alexander has been arreste,
nu charged with the shooting
Harry ICY, a wealthy Chinese ne
~ chant who was accused CT havin
~ made slave of GCldie Gccaen.
white girl, and daughter Of Il Por
land clergyman. was found guilty {
SIX counts Of violating the Mann an
white slave law by a jury at Poi
land, Ore.
Delegates from every wcol produ
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