The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-10-14
INLAND NORTHWEST

loss esumalcu a. OSA"ee- ~-~.S>S -
$4,000.
While attempting to make a flying
leap from a speeding automobile 10
an airplane at Long Beach. Cal. late
Tuesday. Miss Madeline Davis was so
badly injured that she died from
fracture of the skull in a hospital
there. Her home Is in Fort Pierce
There are 225 species OF birds In
Park county, Montana. according TO a
survey Just completed by Boy Scout
Executive Vincent Evans. Along the
Yellowstone river many birds rarely
seen in Montana may be sighted, &C
cording to Evans.
Tonopah, Nevada, is planning the ;
construction of a $4,000 school house. |
Colonel George A. White, adjutant
general of Oregon, is in receipt OF In |
formation from the war department
that the national economy policy will
prevent the organization of any more
national guard units in Oregon at the
present time.
The appeal for clemency made by
Roy Gardner, mail bandit, who escaped
from Mcneil Island federal prison, to
President Harding through the San
francisco Bulletin, will be submitted
to the attorney general, according to
letter received by the Bulletin from
George. b. Christian, the presidnt's Sec
rotary.
Three suits for recovery of loans
aggregating $4,000 were filed at Reno,
New, in district court against the New
ada and California Land and Livestock
company. In the complaints 1T is set
forth that the money was loaned to
the company on promissory notes sign
ed by Joseph G. Hooper, Sr., and JOS
eph c. Hooper Jr, president and sec
reary of the company.
To enable the livestock and agricul-
tural interests of the intermountain
country to participate in the benefits
OF the credit extensions offered through
the war finance corporation, organiza-
ton has been perfected by bankers OF
Salt Lake, Ogden and other Utah and
Idaho cities of the Bankers Loan COM
pany to facilitate the handling Of these
loans.
Mai. Michael Mcclure, 76, resident
of Rapid City, S. Oak, for many years
died at the home of his daughter at
Omaha Monday. He was we'll known
in the Black Hills region having gone
through during the gold rush. He first
engaged in staging and freight1ng, but
later became the owner Of mines at
Pactola, s. Oak.
Thomas Williamson Of Fallon, New.
has contracted to ship 100 to 100 tons
of hay to New ork via the Panama
Canal, for which he is to receive S!
a ton f. O. b. Fallon The rate to Oak
land is about SIS ton and from Their
to New York Is said to be S12. Witt
surplus hay crop, 1T is expects
that much Nevada hay will be shipped
In this way.
The state of North Dakota has VOL
its financial fight Of more than tw
years to dispose Of its real estate SCI
les Of bonds. The unsold balance,
was announced recently by the Ban
of North Dakota, has been bought b
Splitter, Borick & Co. of New ork. Th
bonds will be offered for public sui
scription in the usual way at 1O1 an
accrued interest yielding 5.75 pc
cent.
But 81 fires we're reported tn
season In the Deer Lodge Nation;
forest according to the annual repo
of the forest issued Tuesday by Supe
visor Fay c. Clark. These fires, tn
report shows, damaged a total Of IL
acres covered for the most part
stuInps or scrub timber; the loss VIZ
therefore only nominal but the cost I
fighting the fires amounted to $649.o
Permission to erect a dam in Il
''narrows" of Star valley, Wyoming,
impound approximately 100000 &C
feet Of water with which to frriga
lands In Idaho has been issued
State Engineer Frank G. Emerson
the Oswald Basin Land & Water CO.
pany. The permit was issued aft
the officials of the state as well
those Of the water company had v
tied the proposed site Of the dam.
Frank K. Dominguez of Los Angel
announced Wednesday night that
had withdraw as a member of cou
sci for Roscoe G. (Fatty) Arbuckle
his trial on charge of manslaught
In connection with the death of Nj
Virginia Rape. Dominguez, in |
ter to Arbuckle which he later ga
out for publication, declared he COT
not spend the necessary time In s