The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-06-03
NORTHWEST NOTES

Orlando F. jerks died at Reno as
the result of a fractured skull sus
ained in an automobile accident.
The commissioners have let a con-
tract for street lights at Loyelock
Nevada. The Women's Civic Improve
ment club was instrumental in start
ing the work.
A Commercial club has been organ
lied at Midas, Nevada. The club has
twenty-five members, with the pros
pect of the number being doubled in
the near future.
Montana and Idaho will send APP
proximately 1000 recruits to the citi-
zens' military training camp at Fort
Douglas. Utah, this summer, if the
enthusiasm now prevailing is sustain
ed
A concentrating plant of 100 tens
daily capacity is to be erected on a
small hill about a quarter or mile
back of the hotel at Sodaville, Ne
vada, and grading for this is now
about complete.
The San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad is to be renamed in
honor of one of the two most import
ant cities on the line. By the manage
ment it has been officially designated
as the Salt Lake Route
William F. Chapman, who was
familiar figure in all of the lumber
camps of Nevada in the past forty
years, died in Reno last week. He was
a contracting teamster and worked in
nearly all the camps of the state
Eddie Duffy of Brooklyn and Perry
Lewis, the fighting Italian of Denver,
went ten rounds to draw at Ely. Ne
vada The fight was one of the most
vicious ever witnessed between two
men in the welterweight division
Edmund X. Stallo and Nash Rock
wood OF New York City and Alfred
Frank of Salt Lake City, prominent
capitalists, are in Tuscarora, Nevada,
and propose to erect large plant to
treat the old dumps and to open up
number OF old mines.
An illness of some duration ended
in the death of Catherine Barrett,
pioneer resident of Nevada. Mrs. Bar
rett came to Nevada forty years ago
with her husband, residing the greater
part of the time at Empire The last
few years of her life were spent in
Reno.
Prohibitionists of Oregon have put
out ticket which includes Oswald
West, Democrat, of Portland, as can
didate for representative in congress
from the $rhird district, and Mark
Weatherford Of Albany, Democrat, as
candidate for representative from the
First district.
Two Chinese girls, both just 81
years old, daughters of wealthy Chi
nese widow of Helena, Mont, are now
full fedged citizens. They were reg
istered last week as voters, being the
first Chinese women in Montana to
attain the right of suffrage. they were
both born in Helena.
From five to seven years in the peni-
Tertiary is the sentence inflicted on
Joseph Sanches, ranchman near Sun
dance, Wyo., who confessed to an at
tack on his 13-year-old sister-in-law
when his wife left the child at his
home to prepare dinner while she
went to town for supplies.
Paul Clenchar is in the state hos
pital at Cheyenne with bullet in his
brain; p. kranszki, years of age, has
serious wound through the hips, and
Peter Rochi is in the county Jail at
Green River as the result of an ARRAY
at the Kranszki home near Superior
during christening party.
Claude and Roy Bird, two brothers
accused of wantonly destroying elk in
the mountains in Wyoming for their
teeth, have received penitentiary sen
fences. Roy had pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to year. Claude had
been convicted by a jury and was SEN
fenced to year and half.
The Manufacturers Association of
Utah has hit upon new scheme for
bringing its members to the regular
monthly membership meetings. 1t in
vites the wives OF the members, as
well as the members themselves, and
sends them regular notices and holds
out inducements in the way of enter.
tainment features.
Miss Jane Barrett, Salt Lakes pc.
lice-woman, is working zealously to-
ward the enforcement of the ordinance
which provides that it is unlawful for
minors under the age of Is years to
be on the streets or in any public
building. unaccompanied by parents,
between the hours of 9 o'clock at night
and o'clock in the morning.