The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-04-29
NORTHWEST NOTE

siding near Wellington, New, died
a Reno hospital, after an operation.]
Fallon is TO have new fire alai|
system, siren which can be hea|
for five miles, to be installed a1|
cost of 1925.
After chase lasting about u
weeks, Sam Hathaway, charged W.
the murder of Albert Conrad was CT
tured and taken back to Las Vegas
The first statewide convention,
state council meeting, of the Neva
Women's Civic League, has be
called for April q and %, in Reno
The payroll for the Ely, Nevas
district for the month of March is
mated at $355,000. This is at I
ate of more than 100000 year
With the southwestern Wyomi|
.anges in better condition than In {
asst several years, prospects for 81
,essful live stock season there 8
bright.
More than battalion of candidat
,or nomination to national, state a
district offices will face Oregon's ell
crate May 10, when the primaries VI
De held.
Professional safe crackers drill
he combination of the safe in a je
| alry store in Tonopah and made
getaway with $1,000 in diamonds a
other valuables.
On April l the new Fernley, Ne
school district voted $4,000 in bon
Tor the erection of new school bui
ing. The new structure will be ne
he town of Fernley.
Complaints have been filed with I
county commissioners of Nye counl
Nevada, stating that the quail of Pa
Jump valley are being exterminat
| II violation of the law.
| Confirmation of the report that
tungsten discovery has been made
he claims of G. l.. Burge at Sulphi,
fifteen miles southeast of Hawthorn
New, has been received.
Twelve thousand quarts OF beer sc
ed by the police who found it stor
IN scow moored in the bay at Seat
were dumped into the bay late
lay by policemen and firemen.
Catching her clothes on fire VIII
playing with matches, Margaret H
per, three year old, of Salem, On
was so badly burned that she died
q hospital an hour and half later
Intoxicating liquor valued at $40
packed in large cases labeled seed
was seized by county officials at
coma, after it had been UNLOAD
from the steamship Governor, fr
San Francisco.
Directors OF the Mountain Sta
Telephone & Telegraph company '
adopt resolution granting emplo,
leave with pay to attend militi
) training camps, perform duties arts
from membership in the natio
guard, and similar services.
Charles A. Stephenson Of Ell
New, and Thomas Carter Of Ri
Valley are installing wireless out
for communication between the I
places. Carter will get his curr
from storage batteries and Stephens
will use the line of the Elko poy
plant.
A caterpillar tractor 10 working
two shifts breaking land in Ma
valley, in Nevada. 1t recently est
lished record for that section
blowing eight acres in three hours,
GLIDING the time to move it fl
place to place. This tractor avera
ten acres day.
The offenses Of the ninety-th
prisoners at the Nevada state p
Tertiary who are now seek
pardon are as follows: Twenty-n
grand larceny; twelve, murder; tw
ty-one, embezzlement and false
tense; four, rape; five, robbery,
other offenses, fifteen.
Sam Bachman, wanted in Elko o
charge of horse stealing, has b
brought back from Iowa Bachman
been indicted on two counts by
grand jury and the court has fl
the bail at $4,000 in each case.
cording to the sheriff he secured e
teen head of stolen horses.
Another victim was added to
long list now claimed by the True
river when last week Angelo G.
SIM, Italian farmer residing 4
Laughton Springs, Nevada, unable
battle with the currents, sank to
death in the whirlpools and edo
Two horses paid the same toll to
rushing waters.