The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-10-17

SOiue ullne leases.
Ed Lytle. prominent rancher and ;
eattleman of Eagle Valley. was in Pr
oehe Thursday on business
Miss Millicent Bemesh of Pasade-
ma, who is teaching at Flatnose, at
tended the dance Saturday night.
County Surveyor Frank Walker
returned to Phoebe Thursday from
Geyser, where he has been surveying.
Pete Delmue. rancher and one of
the stockholders in the Utah Nevada
Land and Cattle Company. is in
Phoebe on business.
Elmer Middleton and John Ewing
have gone on hunting trip. Both
are good hunters and they are ex-
pected back soon with their quotas.
George Snyder, superintendent of
the Black Metal Mines, at Jackrabbit,
returned from Salt Lake Monday
after spending a week there on busi-
ness.
David C. Empey Of Atlanta was in
Phoebe this week making arrange
ments to prove up on his homestead
in the northern part of Lincoln
county.
Joe Foster, who has been absent
from Phoebe for the last two months,
returned Monday. His brother Ed
of Salt Lake returned with him for
the purpose Of looking over some
leases.
Gilbert Ross, formerly lieutenant
governor of Nevada and now bank
examiner for this district. was here
Thursday making his regular inspec-
tion of the books of the Bank Of Pi-
oche, Inc.
Manager e. D. Smiley of the Tung-
sten-Comet Mining Company is ex-
pected in Phoebe about November /, ),
according to Frank Murphy, in
charge of the mine and mill during
his absence.
Postmaster A. A. Carman left Pi-
oche by lamplight Tuesday morning
in his faithful Ford roadster for a
weeks visit to Salt Lake to have a
painful interview with noted dem
tist of the lake city.
f. M. Gray, salesman for the Her
cules Powder Company. was in Pi-
oche this week. Mr.. Gray. covers a
number of mining districts ana has
some delightful things to say about
Pioches advancement
; M. H. Cameron of Candy, Utah,
} brother of Mrs. j. F. Roeder, accom-
panied by his wife, spent several
days this week visiting with the Roe
J der family. They returned to their
) Snake Valley ranch Thursday.
j. A. McCarty and wife of San
Diego, Cal, arrived in Phoebe last
week with the intention of making
. their home here. Mr.. McCarty is an
e experienced mining man and sees q
( promising future for this district.
Mrs A. M. Chanselor of Los Ange
n les, who has been visiting in Sal
q Lake all summer, is now in Pioch,
q on visit with her sister, Mrs. Field
= son, and her niece, Mrs G. A
Thompson, at the Thompson home.
Guy Snyder of the Black Meta
mine, but according to the hotel reg
: lister, from Shanghai, departed Thurs
, day morning for Los Angeles, wher
!. he says he will reside indefinitely. |
g is no paradox for Guys friends to ex
q pect him back next week
70 A successful silver tea was held q
y the home of Mrs. John Deck Thur
u day afternoon, about thirty ladie
participating in the good things pre-
vided to eat and enjoying the mus
~ cal entertainment, especially til
a singing by Mrs. Ralph Shaw
y Luke ]. McNamee returned Sur
'e day from New York, where he ha
g been attending to legal usiness fc
- the Bank of Phoebe. While in tn
&c east Mr.. McNamee visited Philade
y. phia and Washington. At Washing
ie ton he heard Senator LaFrance {
Maryland denounce the League
70 Nations covenant.
u J.-F. O'Brien, an old-timer mine
10 of the Phoebe district, left for Alt;
~ Utah, today to assume foremanshi
=. in the Emma Silver mine undt
u James Quirk, who was superintent
II ent Of the Prince mine here abo,
y. three years ago. "Baldy's friends !
rs Phoebe wish him good luck in h
y new field of endeavor.
. Last Wednesday evening at tt
ne home of Mrs. G. A. Thompson soci
hs was given by Mesdames A. W. Thon
as, c. A. Thompson and j. d. Boy
~ man in honor Of Mrs. H. NJ Ian
To- downe and Mrs. Ralph Shaw. TT
va party was informally attended
% thirty or more guests. There W,
~ diversified entertainment. but anus
Sn ment centered chiefly about the cal
e. tables.
id After . snr;obtful evon;ro a. >,
entertainment of Mrs. Florence We
~ der, party of young people la
eh Wednesday night surprised Mr.. al
Mrs. Victor Huson. When the col
.! pany had grown tired of dancing al
ho gaming they were invited away wi
hs midnight supper. Those wi