The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-03-28


company announced last week.
The people Of Montana bought $74.-'
i56.62 worth Of war savings stamps
through the postoffices OF the state
during the moth OF February.
Twelve and one-half cents per head
has been decided upon as the sheep-
shearing price for 1919 by the woo&
growers associations of Nevada, Utah
and Idaho.
Three dozen gamblers are ut liberty
under bail. bonds or consoling each
other in the county Jail as the result
of a series of raids pulled off ut Red
Lodge. Mont.
More than 100 educators from all
parts OF Montana and from other
states assembled AT Missoula, March
is to attend two weeks convention
OF the state school superintendents.
There was only one death by acci-
dent on the Oregon Short Line rail-
way system during the month Of Feb
ruary, according to a report just is
sued by J. c. Clark, safety first com
missioner Of the railroad.
Within the past week the returned
Dillon, Mont. soldiers and sailors have
been organizing themselves into an
association i'm order to obtain mutual
benefits along various lines, both In
social and business way.
BY vote of eight to four the SEN
ate OF the Nevada legislature refused
to pass resolution indorsing league
Of nations ''of which the United States
shall be member" The resolution
was passed by the assembly early In
the session.
The Loyal Legion Of Loggers and
Lumbermen originated In the north
west by Colonel Disque in June, 1917,
as u war organization to counteract
the 1. w. w. and Bolshevist trouble
makers, has been reorganized ON
permanent peace basis.
The residence Of John Turner. Mt
Butte, was dynamited. Mr.. Turner
and his family were sleeping on the
north side Of the house and escaped
all injury. Neither Mr.. Turner nor
the police have any theory as to why
the house was dynamited.
The act passed by the Nevada legis-
lature dividing the county of Hum
boldt and creating the new county "
Pershing, must be referred to the pe0-
: pie Of Humboldt county for decision
at the next general election, II the
: people of that county demand 1t, ac-
cortling to general legislative act Of
1915.
Thirty minutes before he left fOf
California to recuperate from recent
illness, Mayor Ole Hanson removed
Z #. NJ. Listman from the Seattle civi
- service commission. The mayor SAID
his reason WINS the fact that Listmni
went on the bond Of Walker Smitl,
d recently charged with criminal an
- archy.
I The epidemic Of influenza visiting
3 Bozeman, Mont, and vicinity ut thi'
l. time, the third wave OF the disease
n has been light in most instances, bu
! the death toll is becoming more ap
. parent during the progress Of the cpl
u demic and a number of severe case
hNC uCNNlVRNu INV PiS"ipO''" 49,
- have been fatal to the victims.
= Evidently being firm in the belle
- that Reno will be the gene of TIL
:. Willard-Dempsey fight, and recnllin
: the early days Of July. 1910 when
=, was impossible to get hotel acc0mmt
!, dations in Reno at the time Of tn
~ Jeffries-Johnson fight, four San Frar
!, cisco men have already reserved rom
= at n Reno hotel for the day and nigh
= Of July next.
In During January Vermont led In pc
IN capita sales of War Savings Stamp
"a. With $1.20 or total Of $43S,OOO; MOI
90 ANA with total Of $4,000 and SIC
II. per capita was second; Utah with
q. total of $4,000 and "a per capt.
was third. Idaho was fifth with
cd per capita Of 81, while South DakOt
pr Oregon and Colorado ranked sixt
ct. seventh and eighth with per capt.,
Of 81, rs, and ~.
The governor Of Montana has n
ur. nounced his veto OF house bill No. "a
We. attempting to abolish the game war
,ht ems and give their work over to Il
led sheriffs. The governor deprecated u
rk. proposed law as. an extra burden I
the taxpayers, as not being good go
eminent and as actuated by polite
considerations.
nm That Salt Lake and Utah busne
cry men should raise $5,000,O0Q for Il
Ell. construction Of railroad line in
leo Uintah Basin and Willard county
develop those storehouses Of Utai
-. wealth was the statement made In 4
principal address before the meinbe
II the Commercial club Of Salt In
one day last week.
a Approximately 200 enemy aliens,
u mates Of the war prison barracks
IA Fort Douglas will be released with
VI the next ten days, 1t Is announced
W Il. NJ. Price Of the United States
IA eau Of investigation.
George A Crowell, sheriff Of Ia
ia der county, Nevada, and well knO'
IA In the eastern part Of the state, pass
away ut Oakland, CAL, after an illne
Of several months from lung trouble