The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-11-18
INLAND NORTHWEST

Western Washington poultry men
shipped 426 carloads Of eggs during
the last twelve months.
The sale Of $4,000 In liberty bonds
owned by Montana. at such time as
the bonds reach par, was voted by the
senate hand board.
Life saving medals have been award
ed former Fireman Edwin Ray Eltinge
Of Mascomb, Ills, and Cook Edgar Ar.
thur Neebone OF Judith Gap, Mont, on
the recommendation of Secretary DENLY.
The Reno, New, courthouse closed
its books for the day recently with
score of 8 to In favor Of marriage H.
censcs issued to but four divorce de-
crees granted-a great day for cupid.
Peter Thompson, a rancher living
near Albion, Mont, and said to be the
only living survivor of General Gus
ter's command was invited by Pres-
dent Harding to attend the Armistics
day ceremonies at Washington.
Hop raising in Lewis County, Wash,
has fallen almost INTO the discord CON-
pared with 1911, when it probably
reached the highest point, with 1000
acres In the crop. For the season
recently ended, outside Of 200-acre
yard at Klabe, there were but fifty
. ,even acres in Hops.
Cash from the apple crop Is begin
ming to flow into the valley at Walla
Walla, Wash, with the result that
growers are paying their obligations
and business Is improving. 1t is es-
timated that not less than 100000
has been received here in the last 80
days and that only half Of the crop
has been sold.
A sheer leap from the approach of
bridge at Bend, Ore, to the ground,
10 feet below, in q truck the steering
gear of which had been broken, re-
suited in no other injury to the driver
han a cut thumb. The cab Of the truck
4 was torn off, but the truck landed on
Il all four wheels, and was not badly
A damaged.
y Hope for extension of the Grays
harbor salmon fishing season was
abandoned when word was received by
the Aberdeen chamber of commerce
Il from the state fisheries board that the
n sion had been denied and that no
III change would be made in the boards
former order closing the season No
vember 10.
] A hunt OF more than six months end
cd when federal secret service agents
arrived In Billings with f. g. Storm
lie arrested in Greybull, Wyo., on a charge
IF appropriating government seed loar
funds while in the employ of the gov
Ell eminent in Fargo, N. D. Storm is al
re leged to have stolen checks sent IL
y, farmers and later to have forged thu
- - names Of the payee and rendered thu
a. checks as payment OF the hotel bills
80
IA A reduction In wages at any min
,st owned by the Colorado Fuel and Irol
Of Company at Trinidad, Colo, will b
of met by suspension Of work In al
at. that cOmpany's mines. That was tn
zee plan Of action definitely decided upo
om by officials of the United Mine work
lily ers Of America, meeting to discuss
threatened reduction in wages, accord
or Ing to union officials.
ain sss
err AS Ernest lliller was about to oil
In tain his release from the state prise
nto 1T Canyon City, Colo, after havin
gle won an appeal to the supreme cou
the from sentence of % years in prise
for an attempted train robbery, feeders
en- N. officials telegraphed 70 United State
:! District Attorney Humphreys, Por
use land, Ore, and found that an old il
-, ilictment issued there against him hs
not been dismissed.
oh. Reclamation officials of both Il
ook United States and Canada have bee
all. collecting data on the Kootenai dral
cry age project situated in north ldal
her and Canada. A representative fro
ney Idaho is to meet with officials of t
ON Canadian government Mt Boner's Ft
fey, ry, Idaho, where conference has be
be- called. The project has for its pu
irty pose the reclamation of $4,000 acr
Of land situated in Boundary coun
'ell Idaho md approximately an equal
Tore ca in British Columbia.
get 49,
imp r. f. IIibbs, of Phoenix Ariz., h
arrived in Oregon City with the min
. allied body of prehistoric won;
which he uneaIthed while doing
search work among the historic ru
of central Arizona After being