The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-01

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Vancouver-one hundred and TWEEN
ty carloads of dried prunes will be
shipped this year by the Washington
Growers Packing Corporation of this
city, which controls about IS per cent
of all the prune acreage in Clarke
county.
Butte.-The Sheridan State bank at
| Sheridan, Mont. was robbed by yeggs
| who escaped with S197 in cash and the |
contents of p safety deposit boxes.
Tacoma-A record price for eggs in |
this section was established when II. |
NJ. feathers of Woodland sold twenty
eggs from LADY Jewell" his champ
'on White Leghorn hen for $500.
Lady Jewell" laid 315 eggs for the
year ending November 1, at the Off
cial egg laying contest conducted by
the Western Washington Experiment
station.
Venture.-Bounty on male mountain
lions should be raised to $40 by the
state, and to $50 on females, in the
opinion of Edwin L. Hedderly Of the
California fish and game commission.
Mexicali.-The belief was expressed
by officials here that the two Mexicans
who shot and killed Richard Newton
and perhaps fatally wounded Dan Nc
Kinnon, both of Williams, Cal, near
Mexicali, had escaped into the United
States.
Seattle.-Dance halls fostered by
Mayor Edwin J. Brown to bring the
, money of timber workers to the city
are under double attack.
Denver.-Recommend for the
4 rehabilitation of the Denver X Rio
Grande Western railroad urging the
= expenditure of S16,700OO0 70 requip
i ment and improvement by January /
1924, have been filed in the Unnet
States district court.
r Spokane.--United States Senator
elect Clarence c. Dill, Democrat, indi
Gated that he would not accept an in
u vitation from Senator La Toilette o
Wisconsin and Representative Hud
dleston of Alabama to attend cor
= ference OF progressive leaders," i
Washington, d. c., soon.
I Grand Junction.-The Rev. r. ]
| Throw, pastor Of the local Presbyte
| ian church. who 10 alleged to hay
| criticised local American Legion men
| bers for dedicating their new $50, 0O
home with dance, is reported to b
Il taking the attitude that he owes 4
one an apology as demanded by
committee of legion members WI
called on him. The pastor is said
have made his remarks in his la
Sundays sermon.
San Francisco.-A comparative sea
city of Thanksgiving turkeys vii
consequent high prices 10 predicted
II local produce men. At present your
IL dressed turkeys are retailing at 80
II sc cents pound.
IL Los Angeles.-To attend church on
each Sunday for three years was t
IL sentence imposed upon John KOzn
( who pleaded guilty to having TAX
81 for his own use an automobile Will
he found parked outside church.
San Francisco.--John I. Nolan, r,
resentative in congress from the FIJI
California district, died here after
;, Illness of three months. He was
. elected without opposition this mon
He was prominent in labor circles a
was elected to congress for the ii
time in 1910.
Omaha.-Discovery was announ,
here by DIR. Robert F. Glider,
archaeologist of this city, of I
mounds near Blair. Neb.. which
u estimated contained the skeletons
q, at least 1000 humans, probably
III dams. so ancient that there are
Id modern records Of them.
Omaha for constl
ton of new shop and yard facilitie,
Los Angeles. CAL, by the Union Pac
The new facilities will consist Of
engine house, locomotive shops, fire.
=, car shops. coach shops and coach y
nd and will cost s1,750.000, the amour
o. ment said. adding that construc
ed would be started at once and WI
cry be completed in seven or eight mon
Los Angeles.-For the saving Of
women from drowning, William
non, 16-year-old high school studer
Los Angeles, will receive 81
medal of the national organizatio
the Boy Scouts OF America.
San Francisco-John Swanson
an unusual dispensation of ju
will, for period of year and
- months, give half Of his monthly
ings to Mrs. James Bolt for ha
run dwon and killed her hus
erssm with his automobile.