The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-07-11
INLAND MORTIMER

ganizaiiOn which came into ex.s;a,,
ia Reno Il few days go.
Mrs. William Flannery. wife NJ .
furmer residing near Toluca. Mon,
was burned TO death in a fire that =
srroyed their ranch home.
A conflagratlon ut Phoebe deS,rv..
the Catholic church built more tb..
- years ago. and several Residence
The loss is stated to have been sl6on
George II. Robinson of Laird i,
dicted by federal grand jury al Helen,
Is in Jail on charge of conSpirinv ;,
defraud the government out of puAli.
lands.
The company having the contn,e,
for 33 blocks of sidewalk being buf,
in Ryegate, Mont. il rapidly finish
ing is work, only eight blocks remain
ing &c be completed.
White Pine county. Nevada, enio,,
the distinction of being probably III,
only county in the state without
single delinquent on its list of secon,
installment taxpayers.
A movement has been started by IN,
Roundup, Mont, commercial club 4
secure federal or state aid for IN
farmers whose crops have been do
stroyed by lack of moisture throughou
the state.
Crops are suffering from drought 4
Utah, southern Idaho and easter
Washington, according to reports /,
sued by ]. Cecil Alter, in charge Q
the United States weather bureau 4
Salt Lake.
At Carson City last week the a,
creating Pershing county, passed .
| the last session of the Nevada legisl,
ture, was declared constitutional
a decision handed down by the s
| preme court.
Courtney DAILY, aged 1G, was caugl
in a whirlpool while fishing in Il
Bitter Root river south of Missoul
and was drowned. The body was r
covered in a very few minutes, b
resuscitation was impossible.
Fire of unknown origin destroy,
the grain elevator and flour mills
the DEMO Milling company, at She
dan, Wyo. The loss is estimated
S250,OO0 The mills and elevator we
the largest in northern Wyoming.
William Gibson Sharp, for the pa
thirteen years president of the Unit
States Smelling, Refining Il Mini
company, formerly prominent in t
business and social life of Salt Lal
died July = at his home near Bost(
Mass.
Automobiles paid into the office
the secretary of state of Utah in t
month of June, $S6,97491 for licens
which is turned over to the state mot
vehicle fund, which goes to pay int
est on the bonds issued by the st,
for building highways.
Every Utah employer is required
the industrial commission to furn
the number of employees retained
preceding year during the month
January. The statement must G.
tain each kind of employment q
minimum wages paid each.
Charles +. Hickey was instan
killed at a power plant six miles e
of Gardenville, New, on the east f,
of the Carson river when the st
fishing rod which he carried came
contact with a live wire and Il cha
of $4,000 volts passed through
body.
George Hebron. railroad brakem
who was shot III M'hitefish, Mo
roomtng house by Steve Harris,
Fortine barber in alteration over
legged intimate relations which Hell
on had had with Harris wife, is ly
hospital.
, Chief Thomas Antiste, sub-chiet
the kootenai tribe. died at Poll
Mont, last week. Chief AntiSte
ing his lifetime took an active par
matters pertaining TO the welfare
the tribe, making Il number of Vi
to Washington in connection '
several important matters.
q X. w. Stafford, Jr., plant supe
+ tendent of food manufacturing {
, pany at Portland and a former
q tain i'll the Minnesota state gu
, killed his year-old baby, Richard
a hatchet at his home July l, dan
o. ously wounded his wife and
a year-old son, Writ, set fire to the
dence and then killed himself.
Children of Great Falls, Mont,
recently entered into a dandeliOn
Il sing contest, We're the guests of NJ
n Louis Newman of Great Falls at a
II mic. The dandelion has long been
D. pest Of the city. The mayor, some
l. ago, induced the scholars to get
It and go after the weeds, with tn,
e suit that they were largely cradle
e Philip Prlja, Butte policeman
n Gently sentenced to the peniten
for second deUraa occ,rIt will IA,