The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-10-31

Snow fell In Phoebe last night-the
nrst Of the season.
Carl Sampson. leasing in the Bristol
district. was in Phoebe this week.
invitations are out for a Jolly Hall
.owe'en party tonight at Miners Union
hall.
Tommy Barraclough prophesied |
colo weather in October. Tom was
right this time.
John X Cook was in Phoebe wednes-
day from Bristol. He returned to the |
mine the next day.
A daughter was born to Mrs. George |
Garrison October 81, according to word
received by William Garrison.
George w. Franks and Alex Lloyd
slipped out of Phoebe this week and
had successful hunting trip.
Charles Whaley, mine owner in the
Bristol and Highland districts, is In
town from the mines after supplies.
Arthur Thomas and family have
moved out to the Phoebe Mines prop
erty. where they will stay this winter.
Neill McLoud, who has been doing
assessment work in the Fay district
for several months, was in Phoebe this
week.
Il. c. ID. Marriage has let a contract
to Dave Mathews to haul a car of ore
from his Lyndon lease to the Comet
switch.
DR. ]. d. Campbell returned from
Salt Lake Sunday. He had been in the
lake city for several days on mining
business.
w. e. Brodie was in the Stampede
country last Wednesday and brought
in some nice samples of ore from a re-
cent discovery.
Mrs. Lena Faust, who N assistant
postmaster at Delta Utah. reports that
her office is slated for promotion to
the second class.
NJ ("Doco Buchanan returned to
Phoebe Monday. He has been employed
In several places in Utah since he left
here several months ago.
Lieutenant Carl r. Shaw, brother of
r. Fl. Shaw of Phoebe, has been or
| dered by the war department to pro-
ceed to Europe for special duty
! A. A. Archibald, formerly hoistman
at the Prince mine, was married re-
| Gently. He is now employed in the
roundhouse as hostler at Yermo, Cal.
C. j. Warren is in Phoebe today from
the Slgoled mine. He is doing some
! development work on his ground ad :
Joining the mine and has nice show
ing.
Conductor w. c. Ernst of the Phoebe
branch reports that Mrs. Ernst, who
has lately been in Salt Lake hospital.
is much improved in health and is
again able to attend to her household
duties.
Pat Sheahan, w. F. Wright and ].
Iamil were visitors from the Groom
mine, in the southern end of Lincoln
county, this week. They expect in
creased activity in their section in the
near future.
The shipments received this week by
the A. S. Thompson Company makes
their line of building materials com.
plete. Now Is the time to do the fina
building and repairing before the colo
weather sets in.
Judge William e. Orr, who has beer
! in hospital in Los Angeles for some
time with a severe attack of rheuma
tism. is much improved and has lef
| the hospital He will remain in Lo
l Angeles for a couple of weeks whil
l recuperating.
. Judge c. f. McFadden of Ely will
= 4 convene a term of the county court il
Phoebe November 13. There are sew
/ eral probate matters and divorce case
to be disposed of. The judge will ais
d consider any other matters that nigh
come before the court.
c. B. Jacobs, formerly an enginee
at the Prince, accompanied by his wifi
and three children, recently made tn
trip to Oregon by automobile The
are now located on their farm nea
Creswell, in that state, and are we
satisfied with their new home.
Friday night the Electric Movies wi
present Priscilla Dean in the speci;
o. attraction, kiss or KILL" and the two
. reel comedy, Good Night, Turk Nor
day the Goldwyn feature. SANDY Burh
of the U-Bar-U," starring Louis Bel
- nison, and the Ford Weekly will be III
- program.
N Ed Mackleprang, prosperous rancho
Is of Burnt canyon, north of Camp va
= ley. has brought his large family
III Phoebe to reside during the scho
term, three of the little ones being
v school age. Mr.. Mackleprang will uti
Is ize his teams hauling ore and in doir
at other work during the winter.
1e The Panaca orchestra of five piece
o. under the leadership of Profess
to Johnson of the Lincoln county his
school, will give grand ball at II
ct Miners Union hall in Phoebe tomorro
ce night. Music will be furnished by Il
x full orchestra and the usual admissit
ry Of 81 per couple will be charged.
~, The recent arrest of Ernest Eel
- for bootlegging Is commendable al