The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-04-22
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scholastic track meet this sp-iag for
the schools Of Nevada
Ora Doan Of DEMO. New. while
working under his ear, was severely
injured when the jack shipped and
let the machine down ga his shoulder
Local hOrs. men and riders are
greatly inter - ed in broncho riding
contest which may be pnlIed off in
Winnemucca, New, in the near future.
Miles City, Mont, was chosen as
he leader for the summer school COM
mencing June 6 and closing August
by nine of the eastern counties at
meeting held last week.
John J. Jasper, one of the pioneer
farmers of the Ruby valley section.
in Nevada, was found dead in his bed.
There is a suspicion of foul play,
which is to be investigated.
Joe Brown, who claimed he was a
Southern Pacific carpenter, was ar
rested near GOlconda. New, for tam
pering with the railroad wires con
troiiing block signals. 1t is believed
he is insane.
Chapter 155 of the 1921 session laws
does not require Nevada counties To
raise funds to be used In co-opera
ton with the federal authorities in
the eradication of nOxious animals, in
the opinion of the attorney general
The farmers about Fallon, New, are
preparing for road repairing cam
paign. They will assist the county
commissioners in pk cling gravel on
the worst places filing chuck holes
and otherwise improving highway con
ditions.
Division superintendent and other
officials of the Northern Pacific rail
way in the state held conference at
Helena, Mont, last week to bring, il
Is announced, operating and traffic
service to the highest possible state of
efficiency.
Trial of Ernest F. Gust, former rail
road man on charge of numbering
Willard X. Sullivan in a fight in the
heart of the Great Falls, Mont, bust
ness district, September 81, 1920, has
begun. Gust is accused of Kicking
Sullivan to death.
Elmer Miner, found guilty at Lewis
town, Mont, of assault in the second
degree, in beating up an old man,
Frank Boyd, at Teigen, in February,
has been sentenced to from two and a
half to five years in the penitentiary
while fine of $50 was imposed.
During 1920 the Utah Gamers.
packed 100000 cases, or more than
3ooo0,OOO cans of canned foods, ex-
elusive of canned milk, according 10
me statistics announced by the Utah
Gamers association, in connection
with the drive for Utah canned prod
ucts week.
The restricted district of Lovelock
New, was practically closed last week
by petitiOn ordering the district to
move, which, according to law. must
De at least 400 yards away from all
school and church buildings. This Or
der tentatively closes the district for
the present
After mourning for tive wears for,
her husband s. X. Cutler, reported
py the var department as having died
IN France, his wife, a telephone oper-
ator at Yakima, Wash. has received
a message from him at Minneapolis
saying that he was alive and leaving
at once for Yakima.
Announcement is made Of the an.
nual Y. NJ. G. A. conference at Sea-
beck, WASH, which this year will he
held from June II to 81. This is the
college conference for the young men
OF Oregon, Washington and Idaho, and
each institution in Idaho expects ta
nave one or more delegates at the con-
ference.
The plague Of rabbits feared by
General Agent r. G. Eichelberger of
the Keno office of the American Rail
way Express company has deve,oped
An original consignment of four rob-
rus addressed to local woman has
increased to thirty. and efforts of the.
office force to locate the conslpnee
have failed.
Harley Lease was reinstated as +,
member of the Missouri city police
force by the city commission ar Mis-
soula, Mont, last week, upon order of
the court Lease was dismissed from
the force following fist fight which
took place in the police station three
years ago. Lease will have approx
mately $4,000 in salary coming from
the city.
faihters, carpenters bricklayers
ana all members Of building trades
unions in Walla Walla, Wash ore
Dut ON strike. Construction work of
I'll Kinds has come to a sudden sion
Inc strike was called as a result Of
wage disputes.
II is proposed to test every COW IN
me state of Montana for tuberculosis
inc the law as amended saws that an,
%ph failing TO pay the dollar H.
'ehse WIN not receive compensation If