The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-06

vi bA tue AluSiltuu SnSilin5 anu hV
timing company, 1t was learned here ,
Thursday.
Yellowstone Park. Wyo.-The Amer.
lean antelope is threatened with ex-
tinction, according to officials here Of
the department of the interior. Unless
extensive protective measures are TAX
en-, officials declared, an animal wide
ly admired for its coloring. delicate
proportions and zephyr-like move
ments. soon will be seen only In mus
Gums.
Tacoma. Wash.-For three days
Mrs. Johanna Ryan has held her berth
in the county Jail here rather than
give in to an order from the superior
court under which she would relinqu-
ish title to certain property. She
| shows no siens of weakening. Mrs.
/ Ryan was sent to Jail for contempt
! of court when she refused to attach
her name to LEGAL records for the pur-
pose nf dividing the community prop.
erty Of herself and her recently di
voreed husband.
Republican of Oregon
held here the first state convention In
II Years thIt has been in the state.
The convention will merely adopt n
declaration of principles, and h Id an
open forum for discussions. The rea-
sons no party conventions hive been
held in oregon in recent years is that
the rect primary has Jeen in effect
whereby all nominations are made
Sheridan, Wyo.---Joe Tromhello, IN
Italian miner charged with the ayinG
Saturday night of Fred Hoffman, Il
years old, at Kleenburn, Wyo., a Goa
camp near here, was captured by .
posse at Decker Montana, after run
i ming fight extending over two miles
,, Port Townsend, Wash.-Several fam
5 lies were homeless, the Port Town
r send water system was menaced ant
100000 worth of logging equpmen
: and timber had been destroyed as tn
!, result of two forest fires which wer
y swept before strong west wind.
o Kansas City, Mo.-Booze bandit
e and police fought gun battle nea
y here, after one man had been killed /
!, raid on a fashionable home.
Anaconda..-All miners. smelterme
is and craftsmen of the mining compa
r. les operating in Butte, with plants
Anaconda and Great Falls, Mont, wi
receive wage increase of 80 cents
day. About $4,000 men will profit
NJ the Increase. The new wages W
10 give miners and smeltermen S4.15
day and craftsmen $3.50,
:. San Francisco.-Dr Albert Abrar
of San Francisco, who has evolved
system whereby he claims he can {
I tabish the percentage of an infa
through vibratory blood tests, may
called into the trial in South Der
Ind, of Harry Poulin. haberdash
charged with being the father of
child of Mrs. Augusta Herman, acco
ing to an announcement from
Abrams offices here Dr. Abrams |
for Chicago to open school for
. struction in his system, and was
h vlsed that he may be called upon
an expert test in the Poulin case VII
east.
Ogden. Utah.--F. +. Thomas, cat
= buyer, filed suit in the district co
against John Spiers, son Of John
Spiers, wealthy Ogdenite, seeking d;
ages totaling $3l 49,. He charges t
Spiers beat him with his ii
knocked out his teeth and rende
him unconscious. Furthermore, he
leges that in the attack the sum
s732 was knocked out of his clotf
and never recovered.
Zion, Ill.-Arrested for beating
horses until the blood ran down
animals sides, Clarence G. Ellis
farmer, was sentenced to receive
lashes with his own whip. The
tence was carried out by Theo
Becker, chief of police, after which
man was set free.
Denver, Colo.-Two tool dres
were burned to death. another "
man was so seriously burned he Is
expected to live, and two others
injured less seriously in fire
destroyed rig in the Salt Cree
---- Held, near Casper, Wyo.
Yellowstone Park.--The Anne
antelope is threatened with eytint
according to officials here of thu
partment of the interior. Unles
tensive protective measures are
on. officials declared. an animal
" admired for its coloring. del
:. proportions and zephyr-like l
80 mtnts, soon will be seen only In
!; .. eums.
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arm. Phoenix Ariz.--Cattle in New
,o ,hs leo are dying by thousands an
bis; loss In that state to the cattel
rats. ests already has been heavy, AZ
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