The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-02-13

PIoCHE. LINCOLN COUNTY. NEvAD
BREVITIES|
John Hammond. stockman 90 Camp
Valley. is in Phoebe after sup lies.
Charles Schodde. mine owner OF
Comet. Is again back at his mine.
J. f. Harrison of GoodsprIngs was a
Phoebe visitor last Monday on mining
business.
The John Austin family. who have
been seriously sick. are again able 10
get around.
Charles Mathews. stockman of Pa
naca. was In Phoebe "Wednesday ON ie-
gal business.
Charles Kixmiller of the Pony
Springs ranch motored into Phoebe
Monday for mail and supplies.
Harry Johnson. rancher. trapper and
stockman of Camp Valley. came into
Phoebe Monday on legal business.
Carter Hames has been seriously i'll
with the grippe during the last week.
but Is reported slightly improved
Mrs. Hun of Oasis. mother of Earl
and Charles Hun. ranchers of Wilson
Creek. is in Phoebe taking care OF her
two sons. who are seriously sick.
f. S. De Goyger. f. NJ. is looking
over the Comet mining district with a
view OF bonding and leasing some OF
the valuable property of that section.
At least a foot of snow fell in Pr
oche Sunday and Monday and should
insure ample water for the coming
summer, from miners standpoint at
any rate.
w. c. Denny of the Utah Nevada
Land and Cattle Company drove the
big White truck in from the Snake
Valley ranch. making good time des
pite the snow.
DR.. ]. H. Hastings has been bus.
lately looking after a number of pa.
tients who have had the prevailing .p.
idemic. which the doctor assures tn,
public Is not influenza.
At meeting of the board of gov
ernors of the Commercial Club las
Thursday evening A. L. Scott wa
elected president of the club, NJ L
Lee vice-president w. W. Grubbs sec
retary, the Bank of Phoebe treasurer
l.. G.. Gill expects to leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles by automobile. He will
remain indefinitely. w. III. Pitts will
accompany him on a short visit wit
his family, who are visiting in tn
4 coast city,
Paul Succetti, rancher and stockma
. of Flat Nose, was in Phoebe Thursda
after supplies. He reports heavy road
in his section but no immediate DANCE
= from loodwaters, as the snow
melting gradually
# The Bank of Phoebe ~ install. in
complete new furniture ami f.s.,res
s. their banking room, including IL nel
J. cement floor. While the new installa
i, lation is being completed business ";
d. be conducted in the Kahn building.
- The new sign posts on the count
roads are a big Improvement and ha>
been subject Of much favorable loc;
u comment The county commiss'on
y have the thanks OF automob'lists
u general for thse new helps to travel
n There are at this time at least te
e dogs, varying from near -airedale
e. just dogs, roaming in Phoebe day al
x night. These dogs are certainly not
credit to their owners and should
ed put in charge of the official dog cate
nd er.
Maurice Bowling, who recently su
as fered severe injuries when he f,
forty feet from the Virginia Loui
us orebins. is now improving nicely al
IL expects to be able to remove t
splints from his broken wrist IL
week.
Fritz Erickson, superintendent Of t
Black Metal mine, was this week e
~ hibiting some of the high-grad ca
= Donate ore from the rich pockets
Gently struck in the mine. The o
which was cerussite, banded and sp,
~ ted with argentite, assayed over
III per ton.
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the Rev. Percival S. Smtttc will III
will services at Christ Gnu oh mission.
ct the Union Sunday S;ncol buldi
,w. next Sunday as foI,cws: Holy CO
20 munion. a. M; no communion q
res sermon, IL a. M; c'cn'nS prfsNtr 9
arg sermon, f:5o y, r. Aif are cofcia
en- invited to these services
ois The coming week the Electric
.o" vies will present the Universal featt
o THE Sleeping Lion" featuring Mon
"'h Salisbury, and the two-reel come
Charlie the Hero" Friday event
H Monday evening the Select featl
at probation Wife," featuring c
stance Talmadge, and the Ford We
ly will be the program. The F
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