The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-09-12
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registration Of 1925, approximately
$4,000 votes were cast.
Fearing he viii be drafted for ser
vice in the Italian army. Fred Massa,
an Ogden resident now in italy. has
sent for his American citizenship pa I
pers. He has not been permitted TO
return home
President Muckie" Mcdonald OF /
the Butte Mine Workers union has |
issued statement denying that any |
of the mine workers were responsible
for the dynamiting of the Anaconda
eompauy's property
St Helen's hail at Portland, an
/ Episcopal school for girls, widely
known throughout the northwest. was
almost completely destroyed by fire
last week, causing a loss estimated
at 10000, fully insured
Development work on various min
ing properties throughout the Occur
d'Alenes in Idaho is being pushed in
spite Of war scare, and notices of
assessments have been mailed to the
stockholders OF number OF COM
panies.
| George Goodrich, who died last
week at Boise, after long illness
from pneumonia, was pioneer of
Idaho, having come to this state in
1864 from Springfield, Mass. He To-
Gated in the Boise basin and engaged
in mining for number of years.
In two attempted holdups, within
twenty minutes OF each other, and
: but few blocks apart in a residence
{ district. c, f. Poeh.itz, retired con.
} tractor, and Theodore Petersen, an
J engineer OF Portland. were shot at
Tacoma, Poehlitz probably fatally.
+ Because the incidental fund of his
! ofnce has become exhausted Gov
ernor West of Oregon has ordered
his telephones disconnected. and says
wish to communicate with him mus
prepay wire tolls or postage boil
- ways.
!. The president has restored to en-
| Try oilN huLiuiCu Nthh iiAhNh1 NAth "
II thousand acres OF land in Idaho. ex
Is Guided from the Challis, Lemhi, Sal
al mon and Sawtooth forests The lam
will be subject to settlement unde
II the homestead laws October 19 to Nc
1t vember Is.
. For several blocks around tn
n courthouse at Butte the streets ar
IL patrolled by militiamen who prohibit
81 ed persons from passing through tn
H. guarded district. On two sides {
&C the courthouse gatling guns hay
u been placed in the streets. Two mi
y chine guns were placed on the roc
~ OF the courthouse also
IN The police Of Butte and the she
=. ifs forces of Silver Bow count
have been ordered by Major Dan
ponohue, who is in command,
,. Butte, to cooperate with the milit
in making the arrests and in mai
sa' tanning peace. The city patrol wa
on is used by the militia in carryiI
OF prisoners to the county jail.
ed No federal investigation Of &
zen lumber industry in Oregon has be-
ordered, according to United Stat
ter District Attorney Clarence L. Reame
OF Nobody has charged that anti-tru
rs, laws are being violated by firms
ion individuals engaged in the lumb
ad business in Oregon, so far as this
ing flee is aware" said Mr. Reames.
81, hn 70 n1n 4
mon tabernacle choir" will be rep
de- scented at the San Francisco Panan
the Pacific exposition in 1915 is an
en- decided question, but plans are II
the under way which it is believed v
lin result in the famous Salt Lake CHI
inc visiting the exposition.
per John NJ Frink, wealthy iron m
ufacturer, who was Republican C
= ddate for governor OF Washington
1900. died suddenly at his coun
Iish home on Lake Washington. He
been president of the Seattle pt
. board and had been for score
Alp years one of the most prominent n
w.. ,.', in Seattle.
ION Within the past few days
aor Greeks from Salt Lake City, Bingh
on and Garfield have left Utah for Il
,or+ native land Their departure il
al, result of the fact that Turkey is
u,o,, pected to declare war upon Greece
o1,s an early date, and they desire to
Nv up arms in defense OF the land
their birth.
the A party OF government inspect
at. in company with specialists from
nish Utah Agricultural college, made
nout of the potato fields of the Cache
rted ley, in Utah, where they found
Iigh. dence bearing out the recent s
ment of agricultural college men
farmers will lose heavily from
!. eased potato plants.
wing David Connors, arrested in Nj
lnce, apolis after government agents
as traced him through Canada, pie
rms guilty in the United States dis