The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-05-02

M was IN cnafse OF tnlS same prop | :
rty for the period of year during /
9l1. I
Sunday. May l. is DESIGNATED "Em, j
}. Boyle, indorsing the plan Of the i
hurch organizations to cooperate With
he government in the enterprise of
nding work for returning soldiers.
ailors and other warworkers.
Preparations are being made by the
siven May 10 at Thompson's ball. A
sloriousl'' good time is to be unloos-
med to the dancers and their friends
o be used in beautifying the Catholic
Better come.
The school children took Mayday
hike and had a basket picnic Thurs
lay near the Phoebe Metals property
At the old point. Mayday this year is
being tittingly celebrated both by the
weather and May flowers in abundance
are natures contribution to the occa-
sion.
Dan D. Amsden and John s. Amsden
automobile men of Deadwood, 3. d.,
and sons of o. B.. Amsden, who was
mine. will start garage in Phoebe
Dan Amsden is now in Phoebe |
seeking a suitable location for the new |
business and John Amsden Is expected |
wood
The Ignorance of mining terms is
amusing. An eastern visitor, looking
at the great piles of waste and dumps
of ore, called them "ore dumps and
native dumps" These are waste
dumps. brother. and not native dumps.
Native is term applied to people, not
to dumps. Also some dumps move,
like the Yuba dump; other dumps are
moved.
Road work progresses and the roads
show Improvement, Live-Wire wheeler
did some blacksmithing and now has
two wagons running, which cuts down
the cost of the work considerably. This
economy in work is to be praised high
ly. Many forces are subtly at work
cost of doing things with the peoples
money, and such strong efforts to
Withstand these forces should be ap-
preciated.
Ed Donohue returned from Salt Lake
| City Sunday. Mining business necessi-
| tated the trip and while there he also
! took advantage of the opportunity to
have dental work performed Mining
| equipment and a graphanola coming to
| Phoebe from him shows that he had
He also brings the pleasing news that
he will start couple of men prospect
! ing in the workings of the Poorrian
| mine. Good luck to you, because this
| is the proper spirit.
George b. Van Emon, civil war
veteran who came to Phoebe forty nine
years ago, passed away at the soldiers
home near Los Angeles last week. he
was a tinsmith by trade and conducted
a prosperous shop in Phoebe for years
So well read and thoughtful was he
that his many old-time friends spoke
sadly of his passing and remembered
his kind acts to the young people OF
that time He was a representative In
the state Legislature from Lincoln
county in 1892. Daring the last years
he was engaged in mining in the High
land district.
: The Electric Movies Friday eveninf
will present the Goldwyn six-reel sta
picture, The Hell Cat featuring ger, GER
, 'Phitadelphia and Valley. Forge. =
special show will be given Monda.
evening, May 5-.the big, eight-r,ee ,,l,e :,
Constance Talmadge, and the millio
dollar picture, Charles Chaplin's Dog
Life" This is the funniest pietur
: ever produced. ADMISSION TO TINS e1.r +
; cents. Dogs Life" was shown in La
Vegas March l6 and it broke all rec
ords for attendance. It's scream.
: James Hulse returned to Pioch
3 Monday from Los Angeles, where.
u spite of the highest skill of specia
: lists, the sight of his left eye was tota
,. Iy lost due to the accidental flying {
/, fragments of ore which he was breal
u ing while employed by the Mascot 81
u nation revealed the presence of q, roc
y particle, which had been complete
=. embedded in the eye and healed ov
ID and which it was thought best to lea'
SC undisturbed, since the sight was a
=, ready lost and no discomfort was D
~ ing caused. Mr.. Hulse has the symp
~ ~ thy of the entire community in ms
I'd Fiction.
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IN Roy Orr, manager of the City Ga
ie age has received a new oxy-acetyle
= will give him splendid piece of ne NJ
AZ equipment and place him In posltl
~ to take care of any ordinary me,
30 work. Work on the new building pr
q. crosses and the pits are now being d
w. in the floor. Concrete will be used
es the floor and practical workshop v
,ss enable him to take care of automob
ne repair work in rapid time. The n
~ construction and the busy time OF
aatt season makes his job difficult at tim
'ett but the new quarters and equipmt
'os will soon be ready to take care Oh
- growing business.
no The appetizing, alluring and save
ne ne smell of baked chicken, the crisp Q,
ms ms of cakes, cookies and salads and otl
rs. delightful scents of cookery float
ne over Phoebe Wednesday started
Record reporter on the Reen Jump
'ile come his way. The news was found
is be the expected arrival Of Miss Loo
he the grand worthy matron of the. Ea
md ern Star lodge of Nevada. and the
his petizing odors were due to the prepa
ose tions being made by the ladies or
IAN town for banquet to be given
e night. Miss Loder Is expected TO
ne. main until Sunday Mrs William
is pitts Is the worthy matron and n
riy Oiinghouse the worthy patron OF
vel local lodge of the Eastern Star
,ew The canteen service now seems tt
,lid the most important part OF the
low Cross work. While the members IN
leh oche have little to do along that !
;ay. in Caliente some of the commi
,wn meet every train with cigarettes.
the fruit. candy and postcards. TT
lies cards are attractively gotten up bv
and Red Cross for this purpose. the c
old mittee members wear blue uni1o
and with white hats and badges OF
dad rank, either captain or lieutenant.
ort. is done throughout the Pacific dWl
re- and is nice way of welcoming
hat bows home Last week In Caliente
the served an entlre Train Will ~. a,,, s
ark bread and coffee. The work seem
fair be at a standstill in Phoebe. but
,nty are still carrying on In other pis
Apples, oranges and grapefruit
the Phoebe Meat Market.
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