The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1918-03-29
PIOCHE LOCAL NEWS

y. a. Audluo, 1cudl tltE SdtNlSl4aht
was in town Tuesday on business and
called at the Record Office to sub
scribe. Mr.. Adams has several humid
red cattle on the eight mile ranch
near Alamo
w. j. Stewart, superintendent of
the Nevada Sheelite Company in the
Minerva Mining district, so miles
south of town, was here Tuesday to
meet l.. f. Porter, Los Angeles min
ing engineer, who is to make an ex-
animation of the mine. 1t is contem-
plated to install a mill and begin
work on the many thousands of tons
of ore that is blocked out. While here
Mr.. Stewart visited County Clerk w.
A. Denton, an old boyhood friend.
w. c. Browne, superintendent of
the Prince Consolidated, has bought
the Fitzgerald house on Meadow Val
Icy street. Mrs. Brown is superintend-
ing the repairing of the place. Furn-
iture will be put in and the place
rented.
Miss Fannie Daniels, one of the
teachers of the local school, has re-
signed her position to take effect al
the close of school today
There has been church services a,
the Episcopal church every afternoon
this week on account of Holy week
The services have been conducted by
the lady members of the church.
ladies glove was lost on the roat
between Phoebe and Prince Sunday
Finder please leave at Record office
Charles Culverwell and E. Kahr
were in Caliente Sunday.
Judge Charles Lee Horsey return
ed from Las Vegas where he ha
been attendingcourt.
II. J. Patten, representing A. Les
chen & Sons Rope Company, st
Louis, was here this week calling OF
the mine owners.
Jack Costello of the Bristol ha
gone to Salt Lake City on business.
Mrs. Maurice Bowling will conduc
the boarding house at the Tullocl
mine.
Dan Lloyd has three men at worI
in the Pacific tunnel. He is leasin
from the Amalgamated.
A. M. Hyatt and Jack Matthew
went out to Steve Whites Sunday TO
a chicken dinner. 1t is the unanimou
opinion of the visitors that Steve
} some cook
A number of local business house
J will be closed from one to thre
O'Clock this afternoon on account c
Good Friday.
Mrs. George Franks will leave
few days for Palo Alto, to join he
husband who is with Company
219th Engineers at Camp Fremon
near Palo Alto.
Tom Harvey has returned frol
Garfield, Utah,
Miss Mamie Orr took in the bi
rally at Caliente Wednesday night.
Misses Bernice and Mildred Roede
went down to Caliente Wednesda
night.
r. r. Orr drove down to Calient
: for the rally.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Hyatt attende
the Liberty Loan rally at Calient
W ednesday night.
The Record editor and Mrs. Natio
went down to Caliente Wednesda
night. ....'.
Mrs. Jennie Wilcox attended ii
rally at Caliente Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Browne, {
Prince, drove to Caliente to IL
speaking Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Carman atten'
ID the patriotic rally at Calien'
Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. l.. Scott went down TO Cal
ente Wednesday evening to be in a
i tendance at the big rally.
Rev. Smithe filed the pulpit at tt
Episcopal church Sunday. He will
here again a week from next Sunda
Earl Brodie is able to be up aft
heing confined to his bed for mont
as a result OF an accident at one
: the local mines.
Carl Sampson went down to Cal
ente Wednesday to attend the patr
otto rally.
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