The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-29

Hedoen, postmaster and merchant Al
Scottsbury. ORE. and got away with
more than 10000 Of government ana
privata money.
Pilot James a. Murray of the Unit
ed States air mail service bumped into
n mountain near Arlington. Wyo.
when he became lost i'm a snowstorm
wrecking his machine. but he ESCAPED
with minor bruises.
Following quarrel, John Mort. a
logger. aged Al, shot and instantly
killed Mrs. Olga Antonen, aged 20
owner of bathhouse in South Abcr.
deem, Wash. Mort committed suicide
with the same weapon.
Lieutenant Walter Wilson. Jr.. is
under arrest at Puget Sound naval
station at Seattle. charged with
financial irregularities. 1t is said n
naval auditor found shortages of $4,000
TO 5000 in Wilson's books.
The first action instituted bv the
government in Montana against an al.
legged still manufacturer was begun
at Butte last week against a tinsmith
who is charged with making and pos
sessing an unregistered still.
Adam Shock Of Dayton made an un.
successful attempt to end his life in
Carson. New. by slashing his throat
with q pocket knife, and failed In his
purpose only because of the extreme
dullness Of the blade he used.
The body Of NJ. D. Mcdonald, 80. a
musician, was found by deputy sher-
ifs who are searching the bed of
Sandy river. near Portland, for victims
OF an automobile tragedy. McDonald's
was the second body recovered.
j. Z. Haggerty. who has styled him
self as soldier. poet. professor of chen,.
istry, inventor and government geolo-
gist, was indicted at Portland by the
FEDERAL grand jury on a charge of
using the United States mail to do.
fraud.
With road work at its height IN
Montana, the chairman of the state lc.
cident board says employees in indus.
Try are suffering many and painful
injuries in new cycle Of accidents.
They are due in most cases to fright.
ened teams.
The Carson New News says that
George Fisher reports having been
held up by five coyotes while on his
way to the gypsum quarry last week.
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lie succeeded in killing two of the ami
mails. Fisher believes that the COYOTES
were rabid.
having managed to live week after
bullet had been fired into her brain
by Fred Stock, rejected sutton. Mrs.
Martha Levitt of Wolf Point. Mont
now gives all Indications OF recovery |
Inc bullet. which penetr ID to a
depth of three inches. wa. ract..d
by physicians.
John w. O'Neill, survivor of the
custer campaign, died in Helena. aged
II. He freighted for many years he
tween Fort Logan and Salt Lake CITY
ana at the time of Clusters last stand
was driving supply wagon and was
among the first to reach the battlefield
AFTER the massacre.
Neighbors Of Charles E. johnson. a
FARMER residing near Wolf Point
mont, who lost his entire crop of
wheat when sparks ignited his stacks
at threshing time. gave surprise
party at his home, presenting him
with $50 in cash. $50 bushels of wheat
ana enough hay to carry his stock over
winter.
Iaking into consideration the testi.
hnony at the inquest over the body of
w. II. Sullivan, who was killed the
niSht OF September q on Great
ans Mont, business street, Judge
l1"ing has admitted to bail Ernest
~ Gust Great Northern conductor,
''eiu on charge of murder his bond
having been fixed at $4,000.
H. Egulai and John Rodriguez. Mex-
'cah beet workers at Greedy. Cola re-
Gently traded wives. One day last
"eeA rodriguez went to Egulai's
'oiie ana demanded his wife be re-
-urned TO him. In quarrel which en-.
'"eu Egulai was fatally wounded
a !. with his original wife and
f-year-old child. fled in an automobile
several hundred thousand dollars
ouid De added to the revenue of Utah
ach year If farmers would raise more
AIRY cattle instead of paying almost {
4ciusive attention to beef and ranes
niliais, according to H. r. Lochry.
airy manufacturing expert of the dairy
iVision OF the United States depart
aeht OF agriculture, who has Just com
'eted tour of the state.
estimates have been made that tn.
otai production Of beets by all COM
:, operating in Utah. Idaho and
ashlngton will be close to 100000.
! this amount the Amalgamated Sug-
company will produce about q per
eht' the Utah-Idaho company ,55 DER
cut "a, and the remaining IS per cent
~ De produced by the seven other
'mpanies In these states.
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