The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-10-21
inland NORTHWEST


Ierk Of the district court Of Liyings- !
on. was removed from Office wednes-
lay by the county commissioners, fol- .
owing a report made to the board by |
leputy examiners showing shortage
a Pethybridge's accounts of 1905
Hay Is reported as selling at sl3 per
on at Twin Falls, Idaho. and no buy
RS. The heaviest crop of alfalfa cut
in many years is in the stack, and
considerable OF last years cutting re-
mains unsold. Efforts are being made
20 bring In cattle for feeding and fat
tenlng.
Federal Judge John A. Riner Of the
Cheyenne district In Wyoming sent his
resignation to the president Wednes-
! day, and will retire from the bench af-
\ ter thrity-one years of service. Judge
\ Rlner, who Is more than 40 years of age
was appointed September %, 1890, by
resident Harrison.
Fire which destroyed several busi-
ness houses in Hermosillo, capital of
the Mexican state of Sonora. did DAM
age amounting to 100000. according
to reports reaching Nogales, Arizona.
The fire was across the street from
the federal building and about five
blocks from the state capitol.
Due to persistent work on the part
Of the Twentieth Century club, ElkO,
Nevada, to have a free public library,
the county commissioners having CIV
en- permission to use large room In
the basement of the courthouse for
that purpose. About 5000 volumes
have already been obtained by the
club for the library.
, The state equalization board has di
rected horizontal taxation increase
: Of ten per cent in the counties of Min
eral, Elko, Lyon and Pershing, Nevada
because of a deficiency showing In
these counties. This action was taker
just before the state board adjourned
at Carson City, Saturday, according
, to p. v. ellison Of Reno, member o.
the commission.
Former Gov. Denver s. Dickersor
Of Nevada, pleaded guilty in U. 5
District Judge Trippet's court recent!
to an information charging him witt
! violation of the Federal law prohibit
ing the transportation of films rep
resenting prize fights from one Stat
to another. On the recommendation o
y. S. Atty. O'Connor he was fine'
, $1,000.
, Capt. Bernard Knudsen, master, ant
four members of the crew Of the ga
| boat ], T. Robinson were drowned II
, the sinking of the Robinson during
: storm off Ahrulin bar, near the mout
Y of the Situk river, southeastern Alaska
3 October 5, according to word brough
q to Seattle, WASH, Tuesday by tn
steamer Admiral Watson.
s No loot was secured by the bank rot
!. bers who broke through rear door {
n the Farmers and Stockgrowers Sta,
IS bank at Lyman, Wyo., Wednesda
morning and rifled the safety depos
10 vaults. No effort was made to bio
ir the safe, containing bank funds an
r valuable papers, it is said. Dynami
y was used in forcing entrance to Il
vaults and the contents of the safe
deposit boxes were scattered about.
g
One of the most costly and disa
IN trous fires that ever occurred In LII
coin county, Wyoming, was that of Ia
Saturday night when the oil rig
the property Of the Green River Petl
in leum Co., in which for the past We
of ". d. Newton has held controlli
no interest, entailng direct loss OF 9
ed proximately $4,000 and an indirt
he loss beyond computation at this tim
do
he Twelve persons were seriously
ng 'ured late Wednesday afternoon VIII
ed an automobile stage operating betwe
,ur spokane and Occur d'Alene. Ida
plunged from the highway and ov
an. urned in an orchard about Ii mi
east of Spokane. The accident is 81
the to have been due to the blowing
us Of a front tire. John Farmer, the Or
OF er, and only person in the car who Y
gs not injured, was arrested for reckl
old driving. He was later released
ms 5000 bail. Among the injured
BILE Robert Cotton. Glasgow. Mont, RI
all arm injured, and Harold Stensla
OF Glasgow, Mont, cut over left eye.
lat. $50
Pasco, Wash, thirty-nine miles II
valla Walla and junction of the MOI
ern Pacific and Union Pacific syste
is suffering from an influx of wor
rem ,oboes, according to the chief OF po
OF here. During the last week an a.
ue age Of two women daily, dressed
tne men, have been taken from frel
i'e rains. The women. who have .
ue working In Idaho and the Occur d'Al
'e's country, are Summing their way b
~ TO Seattle for the winter Many
n. A. H. .~sl~ <lc