The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIESI

BREVITIES'
A number Of Phoebe folks are plan
ning on hunting trips next week.
E. Stevens is looking over the
comet district with view to leasing.
Angelo Clark is nothing IL mot
thoughtful Others forget. but An
geio sent a lovely wreath to Chicago.
Earl Alverson has secured a lease
on the Hillside dumps, in the Bristol
district. He came into Phoebe Friday
for supplies.
Roy Orr of the City garage reports
the placing of an order recently for a
sixty-light electric plant, which he
expects will arrive soon.
Ed Donohue reports the Big Five
lease to be in fine shape and that the
men are taking out from two to four
tons of good ore every shift.
Gus Ballas and Tony Mitsoff have
secured lease in the Comet district
Mr.. Ballas left for the camp Thurs
day with truckload of supplies
Attorney A. l.. Scott and John
Amsden were out hunting ducks in
Spring valley last Tuesday. Both
bagged the limit, at least each told
the same story.
Judge William E. Orr writes that
on account of illness he will not hold
session Of court here October 1 5, as
previously arranged, but will be
here, all being well, in November.
Charles Culverwell reports that he
has received assays on the car Of ore
recently shipped by John Grove, Will
liam Atchison and Carlyle Wilcox
The car should bring about $1,000
| Joe Sandon is leasing on the Lyn.
don property, in the Comet district
and has already placed ten tons ol
ore on the mine platform. He ex
poets to ship a car by November /.
Folgers Shasta Tea at A. s
Thompson Company's store for 81
cents per pound This is an unusua
piece of goods at low price and will
help very materially to reduce tn,
high cost for those who like good tea
Druggist ]. d. Van Vleet is tn,
proud possessor of brand nev
flivver-with electric starter and ev
erything. He tried it out Wednes
day by trip to Caliente to escor
Mrs. Van Vleet home from the cit
by the railroad.
Dyer A. Geer is the lucky recipi
ent of nice new 1919 Ford tourin
car. He secured so many new sui
scribers for the well-known period
ical. the American Farmer, that tn
management decided that he woul
, do even better fortified with a For(
William Garrison, A. j. Raymond
James Brier and Tom McCorma
, spent Monday night in Phoebe. The
put in two days on the Comet roat
cut down few trees and general
improved the worst places. The wor
was done under the direction of A
thur Reall.
companied by John Amsden, Joe H
gel and E. c. D. Marriage, made
1 trip to One Wheel canyon, in IL
!, Comet district, last Monday. M
Amsden made an examination of IL
: Hub group Of mining claims for l.
= Angeles people.
y Phoebe was apparently the on
l. Novada tnWn in fhic cootiOp fbat h,
y direct innings reports Of the big bas
e ball series, judging from the numb
, of telegraph offices that cut in on t.
e wire. The service was good and W
n greatly appreciated by those W
n paid for it and by those who did n,
= Rev. Percival S. Smithe will he
lservices next Sunday at Christ chur
20 building. This will be the sevt
le teenth Sunday after Trinity and t
ID services will be as follows: HI
to communion, 1880 a. m; holy CO
es munion and prayer, IL a. M; e.
n ming prayer and sermon, 1890 p.
R. T. Walker will leave Phoebe
30 Salt Lake to take up his new dut
60 Will tuC Oullcu OIdlCo oulclllu6 d
30 Refining Company October IA.
~ perintendent Gillett reports eve
- thing moving nicely at the Virgil
20 Louise mine, although shortage
o- cars has kept the tonnage down
a. about ninety tons per day. N
~ ~ week at least 100 tons per day sho
- be sent forward.
lat Friday night the Electric Mo,
od will present the Universal attracti
S. THE Trap" starring Olive T
S. This splendid picture was relea
>p- only five weeks ago. Also the t
OF. reel comedy, Let Fido Do It," will
OF given. Monday evening the GoldN
no picture, Through the Wrong Dot
ar featuring Madge Kennedy, and
:. Ford Weekly will be the progr
nus Saturday night one Of the reg'
MS popular dances will be given.
to
er- Oscar A. Knox, manager of
al Minerva Tungsten Corporation, d.
mt into Phoebe Friday afternoon f
rel the mine. He reports good co
for tions at the mine and mill of his c
are pany and that, contrary to the !
AXE lished market data on the tung
n or oifuatiOu as affecting domestic