The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-30
INLAND NORTHWEST


ruling by States Attorney General
Thompson
Gasoline '-bootleggers." who are OBJ
timing large quantities Of gasoline and
retailing IL ut high prices, are being
sought by the Seattle police.
Lewis county. Idaho. farmers are
becoming interested in the growing VI
peas on summer fallow ground under
leadership of the farm bureau.
The Uintah County State bank of
Mountain View, Wye. with a capital
of $4,000. surplus of $4,000 and total
resources amounting to s146.7lI, has
been admitted TO the federal reserve
system.
Eugene Drussel. an Idaho man, was
caught in the act of hunting sage hens
in Elko county. Nevada, before the
season opened. and without a license.
and fined $50.
A 100000 fire, starting in an out
house where il is believed a lighted
match must have been dropped, caus-
ed the total destruction of the box fac
| tory of the Verdi Lumber company at
/ Verdi, Nevada.
\. A. McCloughry. an employee in
! the freight department of the Nevada
| Northern Railway company. was found
dead in his room in the freight house
in Fast Ely. Nevada, death being due
to heart failure.
About 800 feet of track was washed
from the roadbed of the Oregon Short
Line north of Dillon, Mont. by cloud
burst. Trains were delayed nine hours
ON account of the washout, which dam
aged only the right of way.
The Utah Cattle and Horse Grow
ers' association has petitioned the
state board of equalization and as
sessment for IA reduction in the vaiu-
alton which the assessors placed upon
cattle, the reduction being 30 per cent.
With spuds costing 141a cents Il
pound in Nevada where they formerly
cost 3 cents, and with hay and grain
out of sight, it is possible that the
work of the survey of public lands IN
Nevada may be seriously curtaltea
through exhaustion of funds.
All hailstone records in Wyoming
were smashed the other day, when
hailstones as large as apples played
havoc with roofs and plate glass win
dows at Hilsdale. Heavy damage was
, reported by several ranchers among
livestock, especially among young
stock.
Mrs. Milly Mckenzie of Bingham
Canyon, Utah, patient at private
sanitarium at Pueblo, and Mrs. SiDyi
Roruz. her nurse, were killed when
. they were struck by Denver Il RIO
Grande passenger train. The nurse
was killed trying to save Mrs. NC
Kenzie from suicide.
NJ. +. Richardson, a rancher living
four miles northwest of Bull, Idaho,
has u small patch of turkey red wheat
. | that was cut last week. This Is one
Of the first patches maturing ana the
early maturing of this field Is remark
able because it was planted month
later than most wheat in the Buhl
A country.
N A warrant was sworn out for the
"a arrest of Rev. Lewis, evangelist OF the
nt Nazaarene church at Buhl, Idaho
a charging him with SANDER. This &C
ne ton was taken by several local men
m running pool rooms, who alleged that
e. Rev. Lewis had stated that liquor was
If. being sold in every pool room In the
a city of Buhl.
OF A cyclone in Nevada is unusual, bu'
ri. | onnnrIinu IN
ia the reports received at the office OF
al the forest service in Ogden, Utah, II
~ report from Ranger John Mink. The
az report said the cyclone carried ava!
~ some of the timbers which were beins
~. used in the construction of the ranger
nu station. Some of the timbers wer'
- carried distance of five miles.
Yields from two Ada county, ldahc
fields treated with sulphur and lam
/ plaster have been measured and a SUI
"a stantial increase in crops was reported
"a A field treated with land plaste
no showed a yield of 1869 tons of gree
RI hay, while similar field, untreate(
ms yielded only 6.76 tons. Treatment wit
A sulphur resulted in yield OF lO5
zen tons, as compared with $3.50 on III
or treated land.
full All alien residents of district N
, IL of the forestry service, which II
the cludes Utah. Idaho and portions
Wyoming, Oregon, Nevada and Ar
IONA, are being notified that II u
. range allotted to them for the grazr
Of cattle and sheep is needed II
properly qualified citizens of u
United States their permits will
automatically cancelled unless II
alien permittee becomes a full citiz'
of the United States.
Wit Production Of coal from the min
In the northern Wyoming coal fiel
has been hampered by the shortage
eco. cars and the mines are now 1000 ca
e In behind orders.