The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-05-21


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James Ryan returned from California
the nrst Of the week. completely rscoy-
cred from his recent Illness
calients Is putting on her new spring
dress OF becoming green and the leaves
are welcomed b. all after the long cold
spring.
Mrs. Ella Girard and infant So re-
turned to their home IN Redondo .
Beach Cal. after two months spent .
with her parents in Calients. Mr.. and 4
Mrs W. A. Denton
The political pot is beginning TO sim
mer In Caliente. as several have al
ready announced their candidacy for
once.
W. W. Richter. former foreman at
the railroad shops in CaIiente. spent a
few hours here as he returned from a
visit TO his ranch north on Eioshe en-
| route to his home in Los Angeles.
James Pettee has been appointed
general foreman Of the railroad shops
here. Walter Milligan is night fore
nan The many friends of Mr.. Pettee
throughout Lincoln county will be
pleased TO learn of his good fortune
and the company is TO be congratu-
I lated in securing the services OF suen
popular and competent men. Mr.. Pet
tee has had long experience in mechan-
ical lines and the railroad shops are
running with clocklike precision
Jim" and Walt" can carry response
bility and yet remain popular. and
these men are expected to give good
accounts of themselves.
Cy Horne and son visited Caliente
from DeIamar Monday.
George Snyder. manager of the Black
Metal Mining Company, spent few
hours in town this week enroute TO
the big mine at Jackrabbit
Mrs. Clara Anderson, who has been
running the Commercial hotel during
the last year. departed Sunday Cor her
home in Los Angeles. While In Call
ente Mrs. Anderson won man! friends
who regret her departure. -
Several drummers made" Caliente
during the week and picked up many
orders from their customers in the
city.
). Gentry and L. Woods were down
from Barclay Sunday.
Mr. Clark, from Acoma, visited Cal
iente during the week.
Several residents of Alamo were in
town Monday on a business trip. Among
the party were John w. Wedge and "
T. Stewart who report that the crops
are looking well and good yieid Is
expected in the fall.
Matthew Hunter, prominent in min
ling circles at Phoebe. arrived from tbs
PROSPEROUS county seat Wednesday or
a visit with his sister. Mrs. w. y. ben
e ton. and her family, and incidental,
meeting his many friends in Caliente
The baseball game last Sunday wa.
won by the regulars with score o.
s to Z, at which time the Caliente nin'
proved themselves fast and comm.
team The summer should see i'm
tprovement and the team is expecte'
TO give a good account of themselves
For the business men William Dentol
lis doing everything possible Z
| strengthen their team and this Will in
sure the regulars plenty of good prac
L /, tlce. Inc game Was "ciA Piosto oh
voted a grand success. Another gam
TO be played next Sunday at o'clocl
il announced by William Denton. Z
which all are most cordially invite
By the ballplayers.
The Alamo team win cross bats wit
the Caliente nine on the Fourth Al
arrangements which have been carried o
| with the two teams are now complete
| and the game assured. Alamo has
strong nine. well backed by loys
sports, and 1t goes without saying tina
the Caliente nine will have TO be
the game every minute II they hope
= bat the valley nine. The railroader
win find the farmers playing every seS
ond and the game should be well wort
while.
Freight and passenger business sti
increases on the main line of the Sa
Lake route. to the qualification OF