The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-14
LOCAL BREVlTlES

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Owen Walker drove to Phoebe from
Jackrabbit yesterday.
John Lewis was in from the MenA1a
mine last Wednesday.
Jake sturzenegger was in Phoebe Ter
supplies last Wednesday.
Phoebe weather this week has hesa
dslightfui--warm and sunny.
Henry Mathews of Panaca was IN
Phoebe Wednesday on business.
George Dorothy shot nice bunch Of
Ducks above Panaca last Sunday.
Guy Hamblin. cattieman OF Jossee,
was In Pioche Thursday on business
| James A. Tulloch was In from the
ruiloch mine Tuesday after supplies
Arthur Reall. manager of the HyN.a
Mining Company. spent the week -sad
At Comet.
Joe Delmue was in Phoebe from Del
mue's ranch Tuesday. He returned the
same day.
Mrs. Frank Riding brought load 81
supplies to Pioehs from the ranca last
Wednesday.
H. Devlin. ranchsr OF Rose Valley.
brought In . large load Of produce iast
"Wednesday.
John Janney, manager Of the Phoebe
Mines Company. expects to leave for
Idaho next week.
w. C. Warren. rancher and cattle
owner Of Eagle Valley. came to Phoebe
on business Tuesday.
Dave Mathews Of Panaca was In Pt-
oche last Wednesday handing out ci-
gars to his many friends.
Dan Sullivan recently completed the
excavation for the new Improvement
at the Bank Of Pioche. Inc.
George Franks, Alex Lloyd. r. r. Orr
and H. s. Rutherford were hunting In
Stampede Gap last Sunday.
Frits Erickson, superintendent Of ths
! Black Metal. Inc, Is in Phoebe today
after supplies for the mine.
Mrs. George w. Adair Of Eagle Val
Icy has moved into Phoebe from thu
ranch for the winter months.
: George Richards has secured the con
! tract to load the Mendha ore at tn,
point siding Of the Prince railroad.
e. c. d. Marriage took the big sacl
|, lof outgoing Phoebe Records to Calient
last week to catch the main line mall
Q Charles H. Schodds, mine owner o
Comet, is building an, addition to hi
home and is purchasing the neeessar
supplies in Phoebe.
Ed Tomlin. local carpenter. who ha
been suffering from rheumatism. lei
d Thursday for Las Vegas, whore he WI
remain for the winter.
Earl Hun Of Atlanta was in Pioch
Sunday. He Is engaged in stockrais
ing and traps with his brother Clar
9 during the fur season.
Victor Huson reports good progress
on the road improvements in the fis
ID below Phoebe. Hammond's Ford no
goes through on Highland dry.
With silver quoted this week ;
l. 31.2S per ounce and lead nearing
" cents per pound Phoebe Promises Pro
its, even II there Is oil In Texas.
ID That valuable package which W,
IN found at the Movies and advertised
It. the last issue Of the Record Is not va
va liable any longer. The reporter col
"A sumed it.
Mt The A. s. Thompson Company r
ceived car Of cement this week. II
NJ weather is still good for constructi'
40 work. which many are taking q
es vantage Of
Mrs. Lena Goshen Of Caliente W
=. granted a divorce from John Goshen
r. the district court here yesterday. A
"a. torney Sarah ImObersteg appeared
tho plaintiff.
John F. Roeder, Luke ]. McNam
=. and J. D. Van vleet returned Mond
~ from a hunting trip in Burnt Cany'
70 north Of Camp Valley. They report
successful trip.
~. L. NJ Brokaw. Organiser for
no Western States Development Assoc
or tion. is in Phoebe on business in &C
i. ~ nection with his company. Mrs. b
kaw accompanied him.
Attorney A. L. Scott was last Thu
~ day appointed by Judge McFadden
N. administrator OF the estates of
M Nelson. Leo vanka and John Koc
h.- He qualiflied Immediately.
Tax notices for 1919 are in the m
-. County Treasurer Culverwell has b.
~. greatly hampered this year by the
>" merous counter rulings and the Ie
W.. is no fault Of tho Lincoln county
fcials.
and J. F. Wambolt rancher and sto
'at- man from Geyser, has been visiting
er." Phoebe this week on important b'
ing ness. Driver F. M. Dawson brou
At him in Tuesday on the big Mine
,tly Tungsten truck.
AZ. James Hamm. well-known ran,
and prospector Of Atlanta. visited
- oche Wednesday. Mr.. Hamm. who
' '... merly ran livery business in the
~. camp. still prefers span OF
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