The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-12
Phoebe Brevities

Charles y. Lee. rancher OF Wtisoe
Greek. n In Pioche.
H. b. Blades Of salt Lake City vis-
tied with local merchants this week
Tom Kranovich Of 0syssr spent sew
sral days In Phoebe this week On bust
ness
Frank McNuliin. well known In Pt-
oche. Is operating mines near LssdA
Utah.
Joe Hammond. cattleman of Ursfne.
came In from the Dry Lake country
today.
Jack Costello. well-known mtner Of
Bristol. was In Phoebe this week after
supplies.
Joe Delmue. well-known stockman OF
Round Valley. Is In Pioche today ON
business.
Joe Holiinger. stockman aad farmer
Of Eagle Valley. was . Pioche visitor
Thursday.
Frank Scelstrom Of Ely Is expected
In Phoebe tomorrow with the big Du-
plex truck.
. Frank Walker went to Delta. Utah
last week to purchase cattle for the
Olinghouse market.
Raymond weliand. rancher and cat
tleman OF Round Valley. came Init
Phoebe today on business.
|. Captain H. X. Patch Of Phoenix
Ariz.. left last Saturday for Los Ange
les on mining business.
| TT y Init SSV.
erator. left yesterday for Salt Lake o.
important mining business.
A large number Of Phoebe people mo
tored to Panaca to attend the tuners
Of Mrs. Agnes Grove last Wednssda!
SI J. H. Neilan of Caliente spent sev
ersl days in Phoebe repairing the loci
teleGra lines owned by the Salt LAX
y route.
william T. McNabb il at present .,
perintendent of the Black Metal miE
p during the absence Of George
y Schrieber In Idaho.
u e. d. Smiley OF the Tungsten Com
mine drove the big truck into Piocl
=. today. He Is intending to increase Il
force at the mine.
ad Judge Charles Lee Horsey is at pre-
ty ent in New York City on business pc
at tanning to the future of the Virgin
ed Louise Mining Company.
" Chail les Misner. who is hauling o
~ from the Comet mining district spe
~ few days in Phoebe this week. I
- turning to Comet yesterday.
he Mr. ana Mfs. e. H. Miller annSnn
the arrival OF ten-pound girl at tn
aid home. Mr.. Miller Is engineer and m
Ear chinist at the Bristol property.
County Treasurer Charles Culv,
en well motored to Comet last week
'"' bear the sad news to John Grove II
his wife had died in Las Vegas.
James McCulloch. old-time pioneer
m this section. left yesterday for a pr
try lpecting trip to the Highland distr
where he formerly owned valua
per mining property.
Franklin Wheaton Smith of Bist
Ariz., left last Saturday for south
points after an extended inspection
the properties controlled by E. H. 8
der and associates
b. E. Gorrell Of Milford. Utah. W
- known ballplaysr, Is new braker
W on the Phoebe branch Of the Salt L
route in the absence through sickr
Of John Cunningham
pro- 1t Is reported that heavy sales
'on- Hamburg Nining Company stock
ank been ma6e recently and that the {
pany tr5asury Is well supplied '
ipal funds e, start active operation of
,che property.
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om- George w. Stowell. an old-time
ada vada miner, has returned to Lin
tion county from Utah and will spend
summer on Irish mountain. Mr.. Sto
in has seven claims in that locality, W
tho he will begin developing immedia
The dance to be given by the HI
seekers Club at Caliente tonight sh
prove the event of the Caliente 81
~ season. A number Of Phoebe peopl
tend to make the trip. The le
~" "B. Y. o. L." on the invitation G
- - an abbreviation for bring your
s lady," proved to be confusing to
nv" - Of the young sports. who appar'
forgot that Nevada Is dry.
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