The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-07-10
Yuba Company Has
Work Well Under W3v

The schooner Annie Larsen, with a
cargo of war munitions valued at
S30O,0O0 aboard, is detained at Ho.
GUAM, Wash. while thorough inves.
tigation of her wandering voyage, be,
gun March 5 at San Diego, is being
made.
Internal revenue collections for the
liscal year ending June so for the
states of Montana, Utah and Idaho, to
tai Sl,5S5,654.5S, according. to the re.
port made public by Collector Whaley.
or tHis a~'oslrt 81 2.si6Cs, represents
inecl-e ,ax
Not Of t' Il lies in the
sta of a7a zen registered III
cor p 'ence with TO 9w state law on
mote icl--, 1ut only about one.
third the motorcycles have been peg.
istered, according to figures given out
by the secretary OF state.
Permanent blindness may be the
cost Harold Ferrin, l6 years old, Of
Pleasant View, Utah, must pay for GU
riosity he displayed when charge of
dynamite failed to explode in what he
thought the proper time. AS he near
ed the explosive to learn what was
wicng the delayed discharge took
place.
= Mike Biggar, aged % years. a la
porer OF Preston, Idaho, received
dangerous stab wound in the back be-
tween the shoulders during a quarrel
at Salt Lake. 1t was found at the
emergency hospital that his spinal col
umn was partially severed by the
KNIFE and he was taken to the county
hospital.
Two masked men boarded north
bound Seattle Everett interurban car
OF the Pacific Northwest Traction
company at North Park. a suburb Of
Seattle, shortly after midnight, re.
lleyed the crew and passengers OF
their money and valuables, and lef,
the car at Bitter Lake, few miles
further north.
Frank E. seeley, conductor on the
Boston Ellls' special train, was killed
Fred Seholl, boy who was riding O.,
he pilot Of the engine, suffered Sc.
we're decorations of the hand, and Mrs
hayden OF Boston, a passenger, was
aadly shaken up when the special was
sfdeswiped by an eastbound freight
train near Whitehouse, Colo.
Pitched head foremost down an eIe
yator shaft from the 18th floor of an
Office building at Tacoma, Charles l.
andrews, sen of Mr.. and Mrs. II. An
crews of Spokane, Wash, met instan,
death at the bottom of the pit. ~
5torles below. AS Andrews stepped
rom the elevator he lost his balancs
and fell backwards into the shaft as
the elevator rose.
The fling OF petition at Spokane
for letters testamentary, disclosed
that John A. Finch, the millionaire
pioneer of the Occur d'Alenes mining
district who died suddenly from apop
exy June 20 last at Hayden Lake
IDAHO, had bequeathed to his widow
Mrs. Charlotte s. Finch, six-tenths OF
Is estate, estimated to be worth from
100000 to $5,ooO,0O0. OF the re
naming four-tenths, $4,000 is be-
gueathed to several score relatives
and friends.
Lying for three days and nights,
alone and without food or water,
George Tassel a former business man
OF Virginia City and Reno. once re.
puted wealthy, was near to death
when his plight was discovered by
Doctor Tyson, prospector in the
Peavine district. While prospecting,
rassel was seriously injured by pre-
mature blast.
Destruction Of 200 coyotes during
the spring months was reported to the
forest Headquarters at Ogden, Utah. |
by John Bledsaw. who has the title
OF forest hunter in the Kaibab for,
est Of southern Utah. A mountain
lion, which he had caught in trap.
was so powerful it pulled up the stake
holding the trap, getting away with
the apparatus, he said
With over 1000 gray-headed men
and women in attendance, the forty. !
third annual reunion of the Oregon
Pioneer association was held at Port
land, last week Only those are ell
lglible to the association who came to
or were born in Oregon, or en- the Pa.
cific coast before 1860.
Internal revenue collections for the
year ending June so for the district of
Montana are as follows, according 10
a report issued by Collector w. w
Whaley: Income tax, s542,9 1853;
ordinary, $992,9379O; total, s1.535..
654ss; increase, $4za.o0S,O2l
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