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prolong this thing. but / believe We
should lose no more time"
The president ruled that the vote
could not be rrconsidered, but that
the body might vote on motion to
repeal whidn would require a two
third vote In the affirmative.
Mr.. English Seeks Light.
Mr. English cautioned the body TO
go slowly In the matter, Ia order to
keep out OF the courts. He sought in
formation, he said, and did not wish
To proceed until he knew what proper
steps 10 take. lie recalled that at the
meetings OF the Investigating Conn
mittee the CITY Attorney had stated
hat If the body determined upon I'm
parchment, II would have to take
formal action, and would be com
PEELED TO give the accused hearing.
with mis- counsel present.
Mr Seaton agreed with Mr. Eng
Esh that such suggestion had been
gwen by the city Attorney.
My recollection is. said Mr.. Sea
ton, "rhat the CITY Attorney Instructed
is that We desired to hold impea CHI
ueut proceedings, VT would Nave to
80 tu!iy into a Trial. and Tia order To
d9 that the body would have to agre.
10y a tWo-thlrd vote. That was one OF
the reasons why the committee de-
cided To request the resignation. be
iieylug that ne would lose no time in
resieninR
~ hen me committee decided to
ask Nh. Gpode+to resign said Mr.
Rogers. 1t did SO because IL believed
he would resign. Now II the courts
Impeachment proceedings. Council can
produce the same testimony which
was given the committee. and place
the burden OF proof OF innocence upon
Mf f,oode '
N We are going into Impeachment
proceedings, INTERCEPTED MIR. English,
! there are certain formalities which
vs. SssH f1mre ts- tah-r trp and l. think
that a. this time tho motion Is out
OF order"
MIR lisddon said he was ready TO
vote on the question, hut wanted the
body to be prepared.
Moves Ia Table.
Mr. FERGUSON said NE WAS ready
10 yot3, but in view Of the uncertainty
40 to procedure ha believed the best
thing 10 dc was to table the motion.
anti the city Attorney could be heard
from
We Gan probably settle the pro-
position Friday night" said Mr., Fer
susson, ~ de net care 10 60 into IL
! just al this moment My mind il
made up - TO how AAAu ~sta. but
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Prominent Men on Jury

Inc grand jury that returned the
Indictment against Dr. Brooker 70
comprised of some of the most promi
nent men in Richmond. list OF the
jurors follows:
s. Dahney Crenshaw, foreman: ]
ID. Patton, Charles =. I.athrop, II
w, Rountree. b. F. Eckles. Gordon
Wallace. Horace A. Hawkins. John
Aiken Branch. John G Hagan. d. =.
Bragg, Horace Robertson. John w
Moore. A. j. Daffron. j. A. Sale, K
r. Lee, w. y. Brown, Howard An
derson. j. Whitby Binns H NJ. Hurt.
George Powell and W. II HIN
Following are the findings az the
grand jury:
First Feloniously selling on
September last. one dram of NOR
phine sulphate. which is said to he
a Certain preparation ae+ttF47-
Sixth Commissioning to fohu
Parker on September IA one dram Of
morphine sulphate.
Second Count-Distrihut to VIII
liam Williams on September one
dram of cocaine. certain preparation
OF coca leaves
Third Commissioning to f. T. Will
liams on September II one dram Of
morphine sulphate
Fourth Count-DispensinE TO f. t
Williams on September Ia one dram
of cocaine
Fifth Commissioning to John
Parker on September Ia one dram or
cocaine.
Seventh Count Distributing to
Peter Lacy on September s one
dram OF morphine sulphate
Eighth Count--Distrihuti 70
Peter Lacy on September Is one
dram Of cocaine
Ninth Dispensing to G, A
Pearce on Septenlher Is one dram Of
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THIRTEEN COUNTS
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cIuo was searched quantity of co.
calne was discovered. The men are
out on bail. pending a hearing In the
Federal court. they having waived
preliminary examination when brought
before Commissioner Melvin Flegen-
heimer.
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BEAUTIFUL $4,000 HOME

l,--nu4tu.,at v~y,-,t I~{yaf Page
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,,.1 .. skooo ana worth every cent
- ,,ift s,snd a lasting tribute to
~ erevrv ambition and perseverance,
- ~ ,,.f,er
Thts model home has heen especially
4setgued for Tho vfrE{f1}an BY Messrs
A,darso, A. "a who wtfl build
~ ho,,sa ard The material to he used
a. ~ ha me- hest and VIII be supplied
~ ~. ss{1inr Manufacturing COMPANY.
To y.,, w.r, a Good Home,
Nv tha ooesttor IL ''no Won want
tre ron. % ~ course VIM do Would
..o,, fi1.a r. have 81 ann in gold or one
- ~ +; : arr, VIM
,,xn one ~ the substantial hank ac-
eo.,ts a~a,ca "a .srh sart{one II Ia
- he ryaey,ne9 that won DO You are
at uytlltrs tn al, down at home and
s.,o va,,aora h,tnr Won tr these rrtyes
T-s.t r,o,,16 he ver,. easv Indeed hut
~ ouAstio,, Ga Arc Won willing 10
n,,stTs ror-ygrzt t-r,r, rffz,--r-a 4 -77-,,r,e
=, - .,r.,sfs -~fzes tg ..f-hFr ,fcs1-
-a.rh ~ tha. Is necessary is ,hes
xn,, have tha REQUIRED energy and a
S.st,s - go, there" W. have rho
rr,ves "a etvn awev. Won have the
rsars "a nhtsi, ,hen LET'S get to
rs.h.r
uu.,.. pox nm.nsx
I'm order enter THIS attractive On m
rAirn and compete for the SIS. 600 home
Dr any o. the other valuable prizes
ali mat Is necessary is 70 hll out the
nomination coupon. which appears in
toeay'a issue. and mali or bring il To
the csmuafer departneu4 Once Fun
particulars regarding the method of
obtaining subscriptions and votes and
a receipt book will! be forwarded 20 Won.
and then Won are already upon She
road 10 success
Call or your friends and arQuaiut~
arres and reuIept them "a save their
votes and INSCRIPTIONS for vnu Tell
them that you are I'm the race to sue
ceee and out To wIn th- 5000 home
Vote sett.re Will he found g very In
tereat{nr ard profitable enploS nent
Calling Of ones friends. renewing old
acquaintance Bnd making new ones
and a. the same time acquiring a home
worth from s. 0fN or 81 ufe in gold is
very profitable WORK indeed The
main thing however Is to send n your
nomination immediately The old
aeAee referrin2 ~ the early bird ap.
plies ADMIRAL "a thie iNstanee---the
earlier the E,Ta" owever. the bieger
the worm re sure % send in Your
nomination TODAY 40 as to gain fun
ADVANTAGE OF au eBrl& start Io Il
now.
Bonus Offers
DURING the rauipaEpf, there viii he
bonus offers as follows Ending -
f. NJ. October 90. ~Etertal Ballot ~
a
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THE WEATHER

Washington. oct. 4.-Forecast for to-
day and tomorrow:
Virginia showers Tuesday in west
and Tuesday or Tuesday night in east
portions cooler Tuesday in west por-
tions, Wednesday fair. cooler; mod
crate southerly winds
North CaroiIna~-Showers Tuesday.
cooler at night. Wednesday cooler
and partly cloudy, moderate 'outherIy
winds.
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ANGl0-FRtNCH LOAN

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CALL ON MAYOR

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COUNCILS IRE IS UP

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Moves Ia Table.

AIr FerguFson snid NE was ready
I" r"t~, but In view of the uncertainty
40 to procedure ha believed the best
thing TO dc was To table the motion.
anti the city Attorney could Re heard
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VISITORS FROM BOSTON

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Local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours ....
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Deficiency In rainfall since March
Deficiency In rainfall since January
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24

There win be something doing out In
Eagle valley today: the occasion being
the celebration Of Pioneer Day by the
residents Of that prosperous and hospit-
able community. A splendid program
has been arranged; among the fsatures
winch will please those who 20 Il the
oarbaaued' beef which will be cary
% and spread under the broad shade
trees for the benefit Of the hungry
ones. There win also BE- many other
sood things to eat. prepared by the
good men and women Of the valley.
and everything will be a. me- - me
Nevsoa air We breathe. While the lad
.es OF the valley are going to do their
.uA snare IN the arrangement OF the
tesst. Il has been suggested TO those
wno expect to visit the valley today to
..As along with them bread. cakes. etc.
lor the reason that the crowd win prob
ably be large and 1t would be too
much Of an imposition upon the Earle
valley folk. lie lalies In particular. 10
expect shons to furnish everything a.
they Cid On the occasion OF the celebra-
aon held several years ago. ,
The arrangement committee has pre-
pared splendid program OF sports for
the day, among which viii be I Ease
Daii game between the Kupie Klub Girls
and the Eagle Valley Cow Boys. This
game will be interesting and win be
worth the trip to see. In the evening.
Will b ball at the school house. 10
which admission will be charged and
the proceeds will be applied to the fund
being raised for the purpose Of building
new school house In the valley.
n'asie valley residents have no equal
anywhere - entertainers and those
who fall to attend the celebration will
certainly miss something.
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Pioneer Day DOings
In Eagle Valley Today

company with . number Of other men,
was bathing q Salt Lake whoa hs
was supposed 10 have been drowned.
While being driven to the police sta
tion In an automobile he recovered
sufficiently to be taken home.
A fast freight special of race horses
from Denver 70 Deer Lodge, Mont.
was travsling et the rate Of thirty
miles per hour and one of the racers
jumped from the car In which Il was
riding and rolled down the embank-
Msnt. near Nltria. Wyo.. The conduc-
tor pulled, the air and. stopping. they
backed ths train to where the horse
was and found him quietly grasing
and unhurt. II took about an hour to
get the h0isp back On the car.
Throwtng : handful Of pepper in The
eyes Of q, Tacoma detective. who had
taken him opt to get shaved and who
stopped at Nstors to buy the prisoner
some tobacco. Joe Parrot. held - Z
suspectf for tie murders Of Fred Ws>sa
and John RAinsy., attempted to -
cape, but VII ihpt down and recap
.ured.' l. IA
II telegraph buslnsss Is . baromstss
OF busin1ss cendisions, Utah, Oregon,
Idaho, Monteua and part Of British
Columbia are n better financial condi
ttons at the prsssnt time than they
hsve ever bssns
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24

California, e& p 4a
Mrs. F. Duia and Lena Dula. were up
from the ranch Monday, returning
Tuesday. .en1s s
Miss Marie Rice 10 the guest Of
relatives and friends In Panaca.
Mrs. Mccarthy left for Salt Lake
taking two children with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cram and son,
left Monday for q months stay wi0
with relatives and friends in Salt Lake.
Harry Bennett, Geo. Sneter and Cy,
Land returned Monday from Los Angeles
where they went to attend the Elk's
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. White left Mont
day for Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrsl Frank Beddow are in
Salt Lake for q weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Smith and children
accompanied by Mrs. Smiths sister.
Mrs. Joy. left for Ogden. Utah, Sunday.
Mrs. c. \. Horn. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Spntts. has returned to
Delamar
Caliente was visited by q rain storm
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Alquist left
for Salt Lake Wednesday to see the
Wizard Of the Wasatch.
Lost: DR.. Smith and his ''tin lizzie, .
gasoline failue. ,~xe think.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
stll TEIEPhoNE COMPANY
ougS NAiLRoAo COMMISSION

Ine railroad commlssion has been
Ssed again. Thls time It was the Bell
Ieiephons company of Nevada, VIII
nave brought suit IN Eiko county to
snJoin the commission from enforcing
An order made recently regarding rates
on extension telephones. The sum Of
cover the difrrsnce. but the telephone
ored doatars year being sufficient to
such and order were to be made perm.
people want to have the order set
aside. ~ precedent. claiming that II
such an order were to be made per ma
neat their rights win be .infringed and
othsr equal erroneous orders will be
possfbie.-Appeal., .s
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24

County Assessor Dan J. Ronnow has
completed the tax roll for 1915 and the
samel Is now in the hands Of the cous
tn treasurer, In whose possession It
will remain until after the board OF
equalization completes its labors on
Monday. August 9th.
The total assessments on the ro@
figure up to Ss.o9s.ss3. which Ia ex-
ciusoye of q considerable amount Of
personsi property. % against W.zss.s $50
in the year 1914. or an increase OF 1884,
ss1. OF the total Of $5.oss.ss2. the
valuation fixed by the state tax COM
mission upon railroads traversing the
county IL placed at s3.5ss.4s or t. :
latter sum, ss.5ss.4ss is assessed !.
the Sam Pedro. Los Angeles & SILT
Lake r. R. company's main line; $3sSsy
200 to- the Caliente & Phoebe r. r..
and $z0.417 to the Picche Pacific r. r.
In addition to the above railroad assess
mentss the county assessor has assessed
the Prince Consolidated railroad at
t22.SOO; making the assessed valuation
of all railroads In the county s3.s72. $50.
The question of what the tax rate
viii be has betn discussed among
court house officials quite freely this
week and all seem agreed that there
VIII ca marked reduction from tina,
VI iast year In view of the increas<
IN valuations and for the further rea
son that the county treasury contains
surpauA Of money collected on last
years taxes County Treasurer Cul.
verweil believes the state and coun.
ty rate Will be somewhere around 81. Ii
or S1.2o.
The board Of equalization is schedul.
ed to meet In this city next Monda,
20 nAar any complaints which may be-
ereeApted At that time. The last meet
ing Of the commissioners az an equal.
isAtion board win be on August 9Th.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
COYOTE siTuAr,oN
oaoWs sERioue

From every side comes word Of rabid
coyUtes having been killed. In many
instances after having bitten dogs and
other domestic animals. While most Of
them wore muzzles, there Is no certain
manner Of telling whether or not they
have been bitten during their excur-
sions out through the sagebrush.
Medical authoiti1s give a wide lati7
tude in the time 1t requires for the In
eubation of rabies In animals after
having been infected. While 1t Is said
70 usually make Its appearance in
about 21 days there are instances on
ecord where 1t has taken year. and
from two to three months are Of fire.
4uent occurrances ts
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
NORTHWEST NOTES

Claiming that In the two years q
their married life her husband has
made her . cash allowance Of only
Is cents. . Salt Lake woman has ap-
piled for divorce.
From every side in Humboldt
county, Nevada. comes vord ot rabid
coyotes having been killed. In many
instances after having bitten dogs and
other domestic animals.
A large force Of men has COM
menced work on the Western Pacific
round house at 0eriach. New. The old
round house was destroyed By nre
several months ago.
Denver lodge won the drill team
contest ct the reunion q the Elks
st Los Angeles. San Tfancisco was
awarded second place and Glendale.
Cal. took third Aonors.
III lspaEta4 tAat - soyeeee ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
STATE FAX COMMISSION
rLAcEs 1915 VALUATIONS

The tax commission has placed val
.uations for assessment purposes for
che year 1915 on all Interstate ana
.nter,0unty railroads and public util-
Ties. copy for which Is now In the
nands Of the state printer. This will
make quite a large tabulated pamph
let and will be certified to the various
county assessors during the carly
part Of the week.
In the majority Of cases the same
full cash value basis II used ~ was
used In 1914 the percentage applied
being 20 In the place Of 60. In few
instances material increaes have been
made. and few others slightly de-
creased.
In the aggregate the public utilities
will show An Increased value for as
sessment purposes, for the current
year. of several miliiOn dollars over
rl,st Ct the year 1914.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
GOVERNORS WILL ATTEND
THE IRRIGATION coNoREee

-Four governors have already prom-
ised 70 attend the International m
cation congress, Of which two sessions
will be held at Sacramento. September
t1xh and 18th. and speak to the 2.oc0
delegates expected to attend. As'
Governor Emmet d. Boyle Of NevA-
ia. Governor William c. Mcdonald Of
New Mexico. Governor, Geo. A.. Csfson
Of Colorado ana Governor Moses Alex
snder Of idaho. are the executives who
have promised, to be- prsssnt. .0ovsrnee
Gsorge Hunt Of Arizona and Governor
James Withycomb Of Oregon win come
TO Sacramento for the congress II they
are able and Governor Hiram w. John
son viii be asked to speak. .
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
lEWSM%@.
.,T','1U
CGI8fffY
2H4

PANACA. July 22-Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Hunt and daughter. Lila. Of Enterprise.
Utah, were here the fore part Of the
week the; guests Of relatives.
Dave Keele and family moved up from
the ranch where they have been for sew
eral weeks, last Monday
Allen Wadsworth, Elmer Hollingshead.
Reed and Bert Findlay went to Cal
iente Monday to see the show. They
returned In the evening.
Stella and Gerald Grove came up from
Las Vegas Saturday to visit few
weeks with relatives In Panaca and Pr
oche.
Mrs Chas. Kelly and children came
over from Alamo Tuesday. to spend
the Gath with Mr.. and Mrs. David Keele
and family and other relatives. Mrs.
Leah Lee will return with them.
Henry Lee and Jos. Ronnow. Sr., mot.
ored to Quinn canyon Sunday on busi.
ness. They returned the next day.
Dave Wadsworth and walter Ions
went to Phoebe Monday with . load
Of hay. returning the same day.
James. Lawrence, Lafe and vernos
Wadsworth have been out in the noun
tains chOpping pickets for the pas
week. They win retrn Friday.
Leila and verl Ronnow rode on horse
back to Rose valley last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Edwards. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Henry Lee. Laura Higgins. Dolli
Hollingshead. Dora wadsworth, Eiwoo
Lee. Lafe Wadsworth. Earl Mathews, 10
and Charles Ronnow and several 9th
ers went to Calients and back Monday.
| cALIENTE. New. July ss-afrs. I
Ryan has gone to the coast Ton . visI
N. Russell has novsd his family bac
to Calisnts.
Mrs. DR.. Tinges left Saturday fc
SAP Francisco for q brief visit and I
see the exposition. -
| Miss Gladys Bremen from lilfos
was here : fswadAy while -sareute .-s
Il y
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24

That the Indebtedness Of the Day.
Bristol Consolidated Mining company
will be cleared up during. the corniny
clusion. Money To meet all outstanding
obligations. the Record has been re-
uably informed. has been deposited In 9
Salt Lake bank subject to sight araff
by the creditors. Following payment ofl
these claims. next In order win be tho
discharge .nf the receiver after he haD
delivered deed to the new owners. A.W.
Mtdahetan and associates OF New York
Mr.. I. W. Spencer. rspresenting the
Niddletnn interests arrived In camp last
Monday and. accompanied by Geof =.
Bent, visited the properties q Jack
sRAAhtt and - RsAsanl Jaansaays.. aWeds
pus ssausds .sIesssN Noouis1ys, xspssu
Bent. returned to Salt Lake where
they w1ll. remain until smatters in con-
nection with the recievership are
clesred up. 4vs@ 4
While neither Mr.. Spencer, nor Mr.
Bent, cared to discuss the future plans
Of the new owners they Indicated It
would be only short time until the
Bristol mines would be In commission.
1t Is understood that the properties
win be operated by a company to b
known as the California Nevada COM
pany, mention Of which was made In a
circular sent out several months ago by
Mr.. Middleton from his New York off,
ces. ta
it Is indeed gratifying to note the
progress being made toward the final
Strengthening out Of the affairs Of
the properties which were 80 long tied
up by litigation and the bringing back
Of the mines to the fold Of regular pro-
JucorQ
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
TO TEsT VALIDITY OF
the EioHT.HoUR LAW

According to. the Carson Anna,
Labor Commtssloner william z. wal
ace has relieved numeeous conn
2iaints against the Battle Mountain
EApsorativn company. operating In
CDppsr Basin. tsr violating the eixkt.
sssszf law. The company, Il 4 star so
ms men at work prospectus ON their
ground with churn drills and COM
psasing them to labor twelve hour,
uAS IN violation Of the eight hour law
ot this state The company in let
yer to the commissioner contends th,.
the eight hour law does not apply to
.neir case as they are only prospect
ing on the surface and have no mine
or underground workings.
Attororney- General Thatcher wa. ~
peaied to for an opinion In the mat
Ter. IN which he said that the work
came under the eight-hou law and
the company is violating Its provisions
~hen they worked their men over
eight hours in. the twenty-four. The
company was mailed q copy of Cen
era! Thatchers's opinion, but they still
persist In the practice and from their
correspondence 1t Is very evident that
they do not intend to comply with the
law unless forced to do so.
It - the intention Of Labor Com
mlss"ner Wallace to proceed in thl
matter without any further delay and
TIE complaint In the Lander county
court against the company.
- u said the same conditions exist
In Ely and decision of the courts
Will no doubt be necessary before the
law will be complied with.
When the Battle Mountain compan,
Hrst started started their work. the mer
only workes nine hours. but shortly
efter the tinie was raised to twelve
hoursy when = number OF their EN-:
paoysss resigned. Norton Ware Is man
eser tor the company at Battle Noun
tain.
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NOTICE ron siDs

The Board Of Trustees desire bids fer
furnishing the labor to paint the
Phoebe School Building ~ follows: 4
Two coats on roof and cornice with
oil paint. Three class rooms. walls and
ceilings. upper halls and outside alcove.
to be painted with 4 NJ cold water
paint. Also windows and dors stained
both sides. All floors to be oiled and
ed as at present.
All material TO be furnished by the
Trustees. Only labor to be furnished by
successful bidders.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. Bids to be openet
August next. Bids to be filed with
w. w. sTockHAM.
Clerk Of Board
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
LONG pRoUTh BEGINNING TO
SHOW DAMAGE TO vEoETATtoh

The long continued drouth IL begin
ing to show its effects upon vegetation
and unless II u broken pretty 5000
crops on the dry farms as well as the
ranges will suffer seriously. 1t has been
fully two months since there has been
any precipitation Of moisture from
the clouds. The summer has been excep-
tiOnally dry. There were some slight
local showers last wednesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
CONES TO VISIT FRIENDS OF +.
HgR DEcEAsED BROTHER

Miss Turner. ~Pster OF the late
H. n. Turner, was the guest this week
Of H. r. Van Wagenen and family.
Miss Turner'S home Is at Crookston.
Min. and her visit here was for the
purpose Of meeting friends OF her broth
er. who was formerly a trusted enploye
Of the Amalgamated company 1t will
be recalled that Mr.. Turner met hts
death In an accident at Tooele. Utah.
several months ago.
Miss Turner left wednesday for Los
Angeles and win return home vis San
Francisco and Seattle. a f ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-24
COMPANY OBTAINS
A MoNg FAVORABLE CONTRACT

H. r. Van Wagenen, superintendent
OF the Amalgamated company. was In
salt Lake this week where he. arrang-
Cd for . contract with the Utah smelt-
ing plants which win permit the COM
pany 70 ship. larger tonnage from
ne mine and upon : more favorable
basis than heretofore.
NJ Van Wagenen says the plano, for
the proposed mil! are getting well un-
Ger way. but Just when the actual
Sonssructton of the plant win begin he
10 Unable to say.