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

safety-rirst meeting OF local |
,,rslsht onicials was held in Caliente |
Va sednesday The meeting was attend
90 bH representatives OF the freight |
department from Los Angeles.
Notice to Kids: Wedding bells are
bridegroom is a good fellow A good. |
hearty charivari party should result
in much candy. Have you got your
Friday night the Electric Movies
Viii present the photoplay. Her Body
the IWo-reel t6medy' % sBehind Srr % the
Front" Monday evening the GoIdwyn
Msd Staf picture; leave Il to Susan" with
and the Ford Weekly will be the pro-
gram.
The governments urge to build at
this time is worth thought. 1t is not
only patriotic but most sensible to
nulld during building months. For
the building material speak to some
member of the A. S. Thompson Com
pany. They have not only the build
ing material, but also local expert
ence that may be found helpful.
j. Christian is expected home from
overseas service in Germany this
Mrs ]. Christian left last night with
Peter Buol in an automobile to meet
Mr.. Christian at Caliente. Mr.. Chris
tan. or ~; as he is commonly called,
Is one of the most popular of the SOL
diers and will be accorded a hearty
welcome upon his return.
A bat--not fat stick used by ball
players, but real live insectivorous
mammal, having membranous wings.
described by excited young ladies as
being two feet wide and ending in
great hairpins for claws-disturbed
the music class in Miners Union hall
Thursday, Mr.. Bat was carefully cap
a va Si, n "a
the class was quieted by selection
from that George Cohen.
The Hodges-Cook Mercantile Com
pany was fortunate in securing one of
the new Ford trucks received Monday
by the City garage. This addition to
able them to handle their increasing
business with greater ease and dis
patch. The mystery of the new garage
put up during last week by the mer-
J camille company is now solved. 1t is
the dock for the new boat.
ter Hames and William Willoughby, Is
producing ore of good grade and the
5 two lessees now have about twenty
2 One of the pleasing developments in
2 this property was the discovery of ar
orebody of sixty ounce silver, on which
: orebody has width of eighteen inch,
. es, which, while hard and tight, is 6
r width that makes ore quickly. Th,
d lessees have been working continu
, ously.
DR.. w. w. Stockham will remain il
pioche and attend to his practic'
: the hospital and asked about it's salt
: he said that he had been forced t,
t change his plans for an extended va
cation and that he now intended t,
5. remain in Phoebe and to take care 0
e his patients. 1t is an i'll wind tina
: blows nobody some good, and while i
= is regretted by the doctor that he wa
r unable to take a vacation, yet thi
If very thing gives this community
$. better medical service.
# The City garage received anothe
= carload of Ford cars last Monday an
IS most of them are already sold. 1t ha
l. been difficult to get delivery of thes
lie popular cars lately, but thanks to tn
lie enterprise of R. r. Orr, the manager
i who placed his order early, it was pos
g runabout and two. of the popula
t trucks. Those wishing cars in, tn
sr future should mention the fact, so the
+ Phoebe has been fortunate so far in Sc
.e curing the needed cars. Some othe
n towns have not been able tc secul
t. any.
is A. C. limerick, a miner who hi
n, been working at the Virginia Louis
Of mine. returned Monday from Sa
cial treatment at the Holy Cross ho
x pitaL Early in July Mr.. limerick W;
es struck on the ear by heavy sledg
ne rock. An abcess formed, which n
as cessitated the trip. He is now entire
IS Eseovered Ats At Salt Lake Mr. Emeri;
t. employment boards are covered wi
hit offers of work with wages runnir
he from $3.50 in the city to $3.50 for wo
g. outside.
ls c.. E. Foster, who was injured whi
wy working for the Gardner Ranch Cor
nd pany, in the Pahranagat valley is nc
geetea gettgg "SpF %he as aiSs Mie as soqld be
ng team he was thrown from the wag
We seat and the front wheel of the hea
se se vehicle passed over his left TO
er the bones. At the time he was camp
ed near Delamar and it was necessary
OK ride twelve. miles before aid could
ey obtained. 1t was five days before
he obtained surgical attention and
injury has proven stubborn, but he
rip now able to be around on crutches a
IN It is hoped that he will soon disca
"a these helps
era The LINCOLN county soldiers, ;
rd. urged by the government to study
he solid benefits of governmental ms,
ia ance and to keep their policies
force. If the policies have been p
ad, ;a,d, mitted, to lapse it is still possible
en- life" form of insurance be not attra
IN i've there are the twenty-year
rd- thirty-year forms. Any soldier wi
me ing an explanation of any feature
ON governmental insurance should WI
but to Charles r.. Evans at Washingt
VIII ID. c. Mr.. Evans has had much
YES perience in handling war-risk ins
ance cases, and as your own rep
sentative in the government he n
OOd urally wishes to take care of the ca
the presented to him.
~, Al Larson. who is leasing at
Ali Prince mine, shipped a car of good
MS, last week-the third from this leas
IVY and takes place among those l
OF who are sending the ore out of
ex- district and bringing home the ba'
at He has been working in the hi
oV- grade fsSure country in the Pri
mine and has done considerable pl
rice pecting, in which his knowledge of
SUR. local conditions has helped the W
ana to success. Prospecting along the
ters sure Is being continued by three
viii and it is hoped that. Mr.. Larson
rm- open up body of the old-time he
ices silver ore. Some splendid shipms
iers of high-gra ore have been m
from the "old reliable" as the Pr
is now called. In the early days
course, ii was called anything.
The Phoebe Livestock and \
Company is now. connected witt
brand new and shining motor tr