The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-08-15
LOCAL BREVITIES

Earl Brodie is given a seat in the
MiniIii9nalres M club BY purchasing a Ford
new millionaire is Dixie wulfenstein.
whose ticket Is new Ford car bought
from the same agency.
meeting will be held in CaIiente
this Friday evening in the interest of
me Lincoln county fair. As the time
approaches Tor holding the annual
event II is necessary that definite plans
be adopted Immediately.
ID. d. Stockham hauled tba six-
horsepower hoist from the Poormaa
mine 10 the machine shop of the Anal
SdiIhabed wiII hs pioehe last Friday. where il
ning order for W. H. Pitts
In the divorce case of John Munson
against Mary w. Munson the defend
ant put IN an answer but failed to ap-
pear and Tuesday the court ordered
that decree be given to John Mum
SON Luke j. McNamee represented
the plaintiff.
Many of the people of Lincoln coun-
y are making trips to Salt Lake and
| the coast Tor dental services II would
seem that some reliable dentis. could
Mork up profitable practice by estab-
| ishing branch office in Phoebe and
attending to Lincoln county patients
on certain days of the month.
/
the main line of the Salt Lake route
about two miles above Caliente when
ARE freight car left the track after
one was injured and the wrecking
crew soon had the track cleared. Vest
bound train No. was delayed about
an hour.
The Tungsten-Comet mine is closed
ana under the care of the watchman.
| Frank Murphy. Manager E. d. Smiley
. | VIII return from the wit him 70,
days, when 1t is expected that work
VIII De resumed at the property. 1t
timbered and cyanide tanks added to
the equipment
w,F Friday day. evening !.n. the Electric Movies
the leading part played by Priscilla
Dean, and the two-reel comedy, Call
the Cops" Monday evening a Gold
Beach, and the Ford Weekly viii be
the program. The Brand" is sec
ond Spoilers"
The county board of highway com
missioners Monday made the trip to
Panaca and thence toward Modena for
the purpose of looking over the road
ana deciding upon the proper course to
pursue in repairing and maintaining
THIS THIS fans important road. The highway
Wadsworth of Panaca was authorized
to have 1t repaired.
The road between Phoebe and Fay
proved too narrow for the big truck
, brought from Los Angeles by F. w
Topken; who Is experimenting the
; removal of, the mill at Fay. The
: truck was finally driven to the prop.
2 erty, but not until considerable worl
, had been done on the road. In one
place it was necessary to chain the big
: machine to trees to keep it upright
while passing over the narrow road.
ed the Milford team at Milford las
Sunday with the score to s. Pioch,
would like to get game with thu
southern % ball team and Manager Jes
the Las Vegas manager, asking If
game cannot be arranged for SOM
Sunday in Phoebe, return game to b.
played later in Las Vegas No repl,
has as yet been received to the tele
gram. The speedy McGill team may b.
played in the future.
II. e. Van Housen, superintendent o
transportation; Charles Strong, assist
ant ant chief r,f engineer; ;M w F. Ferriel
:, intendent of bridge and building de
partment. and Mr.. Sands, roadmastel
e an high operating otticals of the Sal
II Lake, visited the Phoebe branch lin
: Friday on a trip of inspection, partic
d ularly of the bridges. Arthur Woo
g former roadmaster, has been transfer
8 red to other duties and Mr.. Sands too
d his place August /.
r. Rutherford was gladdened ned MONDAY Mon ~ a
n boY no a. mn m By the afriya of fine bah
: tendance all through the difficult nigh
,r assured. Both are now getting alon
1t splendidly and are under the care
'e Mrs Mrs: Eilers, MI VI, Rutherford is en-
rs center field in the Pioche ball ball tesf tear
e. The baby is the first born and II
l. stork also brought many congratult
J. tions to the parents.
is Alex McAuley, superintendent of IL
N Combined Metals. who was injured /
gune has left for Salt Lake
le surgical attention. He finds some boz
as broken. in his foot and he will rema
away from work until completely r
in covered, when he will return and tai
IS up some other line of work which do
in not involve so much ladder -climbin
ne Earl Godbe, son of S. T. Godbe, W
tn the Combined Metals, for which pla
his engineering training particular
~ fits him.
he Service of legal papers was obtain
-e, by Deputy Sheriff John f. Roeder
n George T. Mahana and Helen |. Gre
ng at Troy, on the east side of Railro
d. valley. in Nye county, and in a me
in out of the way point, last Saturds
After serving the papers Mr.. Roed
no and Luke j. McNamee proceeded to Z
III, over the Midland trail and returned
in Phoebe by way of the Geyser ranch a
10 Lake valley. They report road con,
tions as being better in Lincoln coun
ok than in either Nye or White Pine cou
ur ty as judged by the roads over whi
90 they travelled.
zee -
Ter The racing car Gray Needle" own
u by Victor Huson, will no longer
ey seen darting and weaving among
nd more plebeian cars of Phoebe duri
)rr the beautiful evenings, as it has be
eft sold to Swifter man-Ralph Salt
Yas Caliente. Mr.. Salt made the trip
yas Caliente in fast time and would hs
Ter made even a better record If the II
ne, ders were wider, thus permitting h
The to fly straight across instead of goi
ON around. From Caliente comes repo
ess of streaks and dusty noises. Mr.. T
ith son expects to be arrested shortly
contributing to the downfall of a e
der | man. In calmer moments Mr.. Salt
Sc an engineer on the main line of
lev Salt Lake route.
les, |
Id; Little Man, Big Man and n Bu
)rr, A young man was watching a yor
ei burro. 1t was very young man {
at very young burro. The man ,
Id about years old and the little bu
lrst about 3 months. But to the yo,
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