The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-01-16
BREVITIES.


Choice Oregon honey at Thompson'sS1
Rumel Walker has accepted a POSI-
tion at the Hodges-Cook store.
Thomas Harney. well-known mining
man. was in Phoebe this week.
James E. Price. cattleman OF Wilson
Creek. is in Phoebe on business.
Bert Findlay and family have moved
to Phoebe for the balance Of the winter.
Joe Hollinger came in Thursday with
load Of produce from his Ursine
ranch.
F. d. Kamerman of Salt Lake regis
tered at the Mountain View hotel lAse
Sunday.
Attorney Sarah ImObersteg of Cali
ente attended the session of court
Tuesday.
County Treasurer Charles Culverwell
motored to Comet on mining business
last Sunday.
Paul Succetti. rancher OF Flat Nose,
was Phoebe visitor last Monday on
legal business.
w. H. Pitts expects to leave for Salt
Lake tomorrow. He will be away for
at least ten days.
F. A. Gyberg. stockholder In the
Utah Nevada Land & Cattle Company,
was local visitor last week.
Judge William f. Orr arrived In
UaI-
hold special session of court.
MIR. and Mrs. Leopold Pills motored
| over from the Prince last Wednesday
to attend the special picture a, the
| movies.
+. c. D. Marriage, Hayward Price
and Ed Gentry motored to the Comet
district Tuesday on important mining
business.
Murray c. Godbe was Phoebe visit
| or this week and expressed himself as
much pleased with conditions at the
Prince mine.
| Phil Mathews Of Panaca came to
Phoebe last Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the board of directors of
the Bank of Phoebe.
w. H. Pitts, G. w. Franks, H. /.
Olinghouse and l.. G. Gill hunted jack
rabbits and other game at the Eighs
mile house last Sunday.
John Hammond of Camp Valley was
in town this week after a load Of sup
plies He reports that the recent SHOWS
should help the cattle ranges.
The Electric Movies program for
Friday will be The Spitfire of Seville "
Hedda Nova. and the two-reel comedy
Brown Eyes and Bank Notes."
Mrs. Louise T. Osborne and daugh.
ter, Mrs. d. r. Hartman, expect II
leave Monday for Los Angeles. where
they will spend the rest of the winter
p. A. Delmue of Round Valley was
in Phoebe Sunday comforting with his
associates in regard to the affairs OF
the Utah Nevada Land & Cattle Com.
pany.
Earl Mathews and James Wadswortf
Of Panaca Lincoln county census emu
merators. were in Phoebe this week
Their territory extends north of ant
including Panaca.
Deputy Sheriff will leave for Carson
City next Monday with a prisoner fol
the penitentiary. While away Mr. Roe
der will visit his daughters in Sal
Francisco and Los Angeles.
The Bank of Phoebe will shortly re
equip the present banking rooms will
modern fixtures in order to take car,
of the greatly increased business en-
: joyed by this prosperous institution.
I Mrs. Jerome Fargo Sears expects t,
. meet her husband, Lieutenant Colone
, Sears, in Caliente Sunday night. The,
will travel together to Washington,
c., where they will make their futur
, home.
A dancing party was given at tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hu
son, on McCannon street, Tuesday eve
ming, in honor of Mrs. Jerome Farg
, Sears, who leaves for Washington. L
! c., shortly.
E. s. DeGoliger, wellknown minin
= engineer. arrived in Phoebe today, com
= ing here to inspect the properties a
= the Bristol. He will leave for Bristo
= tomorrow with Chester Cook, VIII
drove in to meet him.
M. L. Lee attended the high schoo
at Panaca yesterday, going down t
see Professor Hunting. The hig
! school is at present crowded to ca
pacity and a movement is on foot t
add another building to the existin
school buildings
Y Dave c. Mathews and associate
!, have secured lease on the big sec
!. ond-class dumps surrounding tt
Meadow Valley shaft from the Anna
/: gamated Phoebe Mines and Smeltei
|. Corporation. They shipped their firs
: car to the Salt Lake smelters la:
;; Wednesday.
w. C. Denny of Seligman. Ariz, prir
cipal owner in the Utah Nevada Lar
: Cattle Company, spent the week en-
in Phoebe, from which point he Pre-
= ceeded to the ranch where he wi
:, spend the next thirty days in inspec
:. ing the holdings of the company. M
= Denny expressed himself as being we
pleased with the outlook and gener
. conditions existing in the cattle indus
% try.