The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-20

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At the Holloway house, conducted by
Earl Brodie and his wife, some desira-
BILE improvements have been made.
Ed Tomlin has been doing the carpen-
ter work and some Ely men have been
digging a deep cesspool.
Only three names appear in the de-
linquent tax notice published in this
issue of the Record. This speaks well
for the industry shown in the collec-
ton of taxes and for the generally
prosperous condition of the taxpayers.
Wednesday evening a fire alarm was
shouted along the streets when smo kc
was seen rising near the Salt Lake
depot. Several automobiles loaded
with men speeded to the scene, but
found it to be only IA brush fire of no
| Importance.
The first case of actual damage
| caused bv locusts in Lincoln county to
| be reported to the Record was the in
| jury sustained by William kixmiller
who says that the locusts are destroy.
ing the truck gardens on his ranch al
| Pony Springs
Ernest Terri has taken ever the bust
ness conducted by Tony Martello. Mr.
Ferri comes from Salt Lake. Ton!
Martello Will make trip throughou
Montana looking for some business
here" he said.
T. w. Chapman, deputy superintend
ent of public instruction for the tift
district of Nevada, announces that a
| examination will be held at the Pioch
school house the week commencin
Tuesday June "A, for the teachers o
| Lincoln county.
A real. honest goodness kid wa
brought to the Alexander hotel by
party of guests and the animal keL
he nnrrh "a
creature attracted the attention {
nearly every child in town, who wer
untiring in watching it.
James Virgil Proctor, aged 22 year
and Anna Irene Graves, aged - year
both of Panguich, Utah, were Marie
: Orr joined the couple in wedlock, II
, ceremony taking place in the judge
, chambers in the court house.
, James Aubrey was one of the victim
of the sneaking and stealthy petty la
: cenist who has been stealing from Il
e sleeping miners. This is the secol
: since he has been i'll. He lost valu
BILE watch and chain while in l.
Vegas.
n Tonight the Electric Movies W
n start a new program. presenting "T
- Wildcat of Paris" featuring Priscil
+ Dean; also a two-reel Howell comeC
: Monday evening a splendid Goldw
: nring ri p pauline Fredericks' ~ and the FH
. Weekly, Good Roads" will be given
II Too busy to eat but never too bu
II to be genial and courteous is the i
I, II preston gained on visit to the
a oche assay office, presided over by
e c. d. Marriage. He reports an awake
,,rr ing interest in the ores and miners
u of the district as shown by an incre;
~ ing number of samples brought IN
I the office for analysis.
'r The Combined Metals has granted
= license to two miners to do some so
~ ing on the big zinc dump west of
~ shaft, which is known to contain so
IN good ore. The men are now sort
q. out the different classes of ore for sa
e ping. After learning the character
L ties of the ore sorting on shipp
basis will be attempted
Ill c. f. VanNess flew into town on
oy wings of his Ford flyabout for a |
in ment Thursday and almost immedia
40 ly departed for Los Angeles, where
ne will dive into the Pacific in an eff
as as ences of summer travel on the des
re and the warming experience of hav
-, an agreed mine price tilted
Frank P. Smith, one of the w
.9 known miners of Phoebe, who
iaa worked at the Groom mine, is now
u. Calexico. Cal, where he is intereS
ne in mine located below the line.
zee tion and difficult to do business, ow
ke to customs imposed on the ore ship
ne into the United States for treatmen
of New beets, new cabbage and OF
ss- fresh vegetables on special sale to
.ed at the Phoebe Market.
ms Ant powder at the Drug Store: