The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Phoebe Brevities

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Edmond Leclair Is a Phoebe visitor
from Goldheld-
Phoebe celebrated ST Patrick's day !
quietly. No Irish or Scotch in town
David Francis of Newiands was \
Phoebe visitor this week on business
Joe Delmue. known rancher Of
Round Valley. spent Monday in Phoebe.
Friel l. Iytie. weil-known rancher
o. Rose Valley. MAS In .Pioche this
week
&. l. Walker. representing the For
Film Corporation. Was Phoebe visitor
today.
John l. Lynch and Il. J. Cross were
in Phoebe from Jackrsbbit last We'd
nesday.
Joe Santini weli-known local miner,
returned yesterday from a trip to Cal
ifornia.
Watch the Phoebe ore shipments.
They are true index of a mining dis
trict > prosperity.
Carl Sampson. miner and prospector.
was in Phoebe this week from the
I.r,ky Star mine.
Harry Williams is in Phoebe from the
Black Metal mine. where he has been
recently employed.
| William A. Hollinger. stockman and
rancher of Eagle Valley. spent Tues
day in Phoebe on business.
Governor Emmett d. Boyle has is
sued a proclamation designating FRI
day. April ., as Arbor Day.
Les Lytle. cattleman and rancher OF
Rose Valley. came to Phoebe Tuesday
Tor supplies for the ranch.
Fred Mansir local mine owner. at.
tended the special show at Thompson's
opera house last Wednesday.
Joe Hammond. rancher and stock
man of Eagle Valley. motored to Pi
oche from the ranch Thursday.
With railroad service and the ap
preaching spring Phoebe should expert
ence an era Of substantial prosperity.
| Salt Lake on business connected witt
the reopening Of the Hamburg mines.
Dave wadsworth Of Panaca was i
Phoebe Wednesday with a load of sup
plies. He was accompanied by his SOL
Raymond Welland, stockman Q
Round Valley, came to Phoebe toda
on business connected with his cattl
interests.
+. S. Degolyer, mining engineer c
Los Angeles, who spent considerabl
time in this district recently, returne
TO Phoebe today.
: c. A. Anderson has accepted the pt
( sita2n as a,ssayer at the Black, Met
= Mining company's plant at Jackrabb
and is in Phoebe enroute to the mine.
w. NJ Christian. grand master ofctl
ID Independent Order of Odd Fellows f.
g the state of Nevada, left for Rel
l. Wednesday on business connected wi
re the order.
County Recorder Amy Devlin h
a. been quite busy lately recording new
= located mining claims. There are MAJ
4 opportunities still existing in the I
or oche mineral belt for the miner al
prospector.
e. III. NJ. Lansdowne, who until recent
e. was superintendent of the Pioc
be Mines Company here, is now locat
permanently in Los Angeles, havi
We acquired an interest in the Gold
West Realty Company of that city.
de Walter Scott, the youngest son
District Attorney and Mrs. A. l.. Sec
,er was the victim yesterday of WI
might have been serious accide
being struck by a passing automob
, At last reports he was not seriou
: hurt and will be about again soon.
Charles E. Wharton of Reno, c;
n didate for the republican nominal
for United States senator, was in
oche today making his candies
,b- known. Mr.. Wharton claims the ba
ich ing OIL the Noh-Partlsan League
ent which organization he is the state
of sanizer.
'he James e. Price, custodian at the
70 ser ranch in the matter Of the Urr,
attachment suit, was in Phoebe tt
ms day on business. lac returned to
'a'- ser Wednesday morning with Sh,
''hs William Culverwell. who motored +
ave calianta accomnany Az pr;ca
III the ranch.
xes
be Alex Jacobson of Salt Lake, sor
no Mrs. Tony Jacobson, spent sew
wn. days in Phoebe this week visiting
ugh his mother and sisters. He left
lsh- terday for Jean. Nevada, where he
ex- accepted a position at which he
ling be Kept busy until June, when he
yton poets to return to Salt Lake.
ted,