The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-05
Phoebe Brevities

Phoebe Brevities
Alex Baird. state mine inspector. was
q Phoebe visitor last Wednesday.
Joe Pratt. old-timer In this section.
visited friends in Phoebe last week.
william C. Warren OF Crsine was II
Phoebe on business last Saturday.
Milton Ham.nond. rancher Of Ursine.
was In Phoebe Tucsdsy af,ar supplies.
David Francis. prosperous rancher OF
Spring Valley. was in Phoebe last Mon
day.
E,wfn Lytle, ssccknsn of Eagle VAL
ley was In Pioche Setui Gay after sup
plies.
w. L. Hayden of Los Angeles. .
friend Of John J. Janney. is in Phoebe
on business.
| Captain II. X. Patch of Phoenix. Aris..
was In Phoebe this week on important
mining business.
Charles Lee, rancher Of the Wilson
Creek section. spent several days In
Phoebe this week.
Charles Schodde. owner of the Lyn-
don mine in the Comet district. was
Phoebe visitor yesterday.
John Grove. well-known Comet mine
owner and prospector. motored to Pi'
oche today on business.
William T. McNabb. lately attaches
to the 3lSth engineers as first lieuten
ant, Is In Phoebe on business.
John Hammond Of Camp Valley mo
tored to Phoebe last Wednesday. re
turning home the same day.
E. H. Snyder. well-known Pioch
a mine operator, Is In Phoebe on bushes
A connected with his extensive holdingt
James N. Hollinger. Spring valie
u rancher and county commissioner. at
tended the meeting of the county com
missioners today.
/; Dave Gillispie. son of L. d. Gillispi
d of anaca. left for San Francisco las
= week, having enlisted in the Unite
States marine corps.
g w. ]. Hunter. special representati,
. Of the Kansas City Life Insurance Con
- pany, Is in Phoebe this week in the II
~ terest of his company.
" Franklin Wheaton Smith Of the el
cheering firm of Smith & Ziesemer
nt Bisbee. Ariz., is engaged in profession
,e work at the Cmbined Metals mine.
10 Mr. and Mrs. Carter flames are Il
e. proud parents of a baby girl, whi
nc was born at the family residence
10 lower Main street last Wednesday.
ed Reginald T. Jones, superintendent
ed the Irish Mountain Silver Mines Col
cd pany, operating near Hike. motored
he Pioche Wednesday on legal business
"e Ben Evans, who has taken q contrs
20 to operate the boarding house at
Black Metal mine. was in Phoebe Nc
ne day enroute to Salt Lake on busine
~.
ed. Sheriff William Culverwell spent 81
ed. eral days this week in the Atlanta
lin trict rounding up the various bands
sheep which are being ranged In II
section.
= F. A. Gyberg of the Utah Nevs
Land and Cattle Company was in
oche this week from the ranch n
"a Garrison. Utah. on business. He
turned home Thursday.
All members are requested to att
My the regular meeting of the Phoebe &C
at mercial Club next Wednesday even
ned at s o'clock at the club rooms Th
! will be something doing.
John Flynn, an old-timer of Line
county died at the Hastings hosp
,us last Monday. He had been in +
health for some time. The body
shipped east for interment
line F. ]. Nichols of the well-known
tied Lake firm of Criaman 4 Nichols
Fioche visitor today on business.
the Nichols is interested in the Comb
lear Metals mine, operatel. by the Sn,
rae interests.
the :. ,,
line -. g. a,,,,i. 49, D.
the .ne 80. 90. w., ME-,
rail- 80 a.,,s -. tha /,
and - ,'..,s ,,or'
~. smos THY.
r. T. Hedderly Of Los Angeles
line. tored to Phoebe last Monday by wa
Un- Alamo. Losing his way between
biles mo and Phoebe, he was lucky enoue
were get shelter at an out t-of-the-way S
were camp. The almost total absence
that sign posts in that section Is appar'
menace to travellers. which shou
the remedied at once.
rned ,r,,r,~, U.~Yc NOD oArr
fire -, Cu.r,, 9 n
$4,000 gallons capacity. Now at
"
hese. 49,. =. 80 CottI. CO..,