The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-12-05

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Rumel and Orvilie Walker wers In
from the Black Metal mine last --a-s-
day.
Red" Cairns 10 assisting Contractor
Bowling In construction work ~ the
Prince mine.
James N. Hoilingsr. county csmmis-
sioner. attended the meeting OF the
board today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibeaut contem-
plate moving In from the Dry Farm st
an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Garrison have
moved In from their ranch near Atlanta
for the winter.
w. A. Hollinger. prominent rancher
of Ursine. was In Phoebe last Saturday
purchasing supplies.
IAmond C. Woods of Clover Valley
Is In Pioche on business. Mr.. Woods Il
a large cattle owner.
Shipment from the new crop of raj.
sins was received this week by the A
8. Thompson Company.
w. c. Bright drove to Comet las
Wednesday to look over some mining
property In that section.
Alex Lloyd and William Price ar,
leasing in the Pacific tunnel and OK
pect soon to be shipping.
Harry Devlin Of Rose Valley drove Il
| lon NJ
lin ranch last Wednesday.
Warren Cutler Is in Phoebe fror
Sharp. He will haul out a load of sup
plies for the Roadside mine.
, A large crowd Of young and old folk
enjoyed the winter sport of coastin
J down Main street last Sunday
John Hammond. cattleman and ranch
er Of Camp Valley. motored into Pioch
last Monday, returning the next day
D Billy Mas, well known locally, die
, at Caliente last night. He was piayin
I cards and suddenly dropped dead at tn
card table.
Joshua Wadsworth. who Is haulin
ore from the Mendha mine. was In p
= oche today. He reports the roads /,
heavy for hauling.
q Robert Randall, recently returnt
p from service in France, was In Piocl
: "wednesday. He Is working at the H
Creek ranch. near Sunnyside.
|. Joe Powers, M. L. Lee and Charl
= Stindt last Wednesday left for sho
:. hunting trip to Snake Valley. Duel
are plentiful in that section and Il
a hunters expect to get the limit.
t Robert P. Fite. repr ssenting the l.
Angeles branch Of the Ford Motor Cor
pany, was in Phoebe last Wednesda
Mr.. Fite reports excellent conditio
evailing in the automobile indust
in the west.
81 s. F. Eaton Of Santa Monica, Ca
brother of the late Charles Eaton. W,
known local man and prospector. is
s. Phoebe on business connected with
10 brothers estate. Mr. Eaton left Thur
~ day for Atlanta, where his brother h
30 extensive mining interests.
Nv A petition was filed today in the d
q. trict court by Samuel F. Eaton prayi
,a that letters of administration be issu
to him in the matter of the estate
% Charles Eaton, his brother, who d.
y. at Caliente in January, 1919. Luke
"a McNamee is attorney for the petition
Willoughby and Hoskings, leasing
TO the Zero mine. have received settlem'
ty on their second car of ore. There W.
on fifty-two tons in the lot. which net
or the fortunate leasers the handso
ne sum of $3,3O042. Another car of
n will be dispatched to market early n
TO- week.
ce.
ed Funeral services for Ed Tomlin, v
died at Las Vegas November 81. W
Iro held November rs at Midvale. Utah.
the knights Of Pythias lodge. Mr. Tt
. lin had been a resident Of Phoebe
the last twelve years. He Is survi
. by six sons, two daughters and
grandchildren.
Insurance Adjustor George w. Fra
reports that draft in full paymen
the fire loss sustained by George
Senter Of Caliente was received Fl
the San Francisco ONCE of the comp
today. Adjustment and full settlen
,ot was made in less than week from
date OF the nre. TnlS lS certa
ice prompt work.
A. A. Carman. who recently sold
business in Phoebe to the firm Of CT
tian & Haufier, also resigning the p
mastership, which he has held SO
and satisfactorily. is back In Phi
for a short stay to straighten out
various business affairs before lea
raruoo roptIv The IA yoilv will NOV
Monroe, Utah. where Mr. Carman
purchased hardware store. in a
ten days.
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