The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-08-04

Mission fig makes a peculiarly tasty |
liquor. with a sizeable kick" is said |
20 have been responsible Tor an IN.
crease In the price Of figs on the
market here.
Seattle Approximately 5000 Seattle
residents subscribed a b1tal Of 5000.
90 Ia bonds to finance the erection
of new hot 4 here, sponsored by the
chamber OF commerce rs community
enterprise, II was announced Tuesday.
The S3,O00,O0O was raised in five
days.
WashIngton-The government 70
now getting oil royalties nom leases
in tiixee states exceeding $JOn,0O0 a
mCnth In the aggregate, Wyoming be.
ing the largest contributor. Dunng
June oil roya,t'es in Wyoming amount
ed p S29J,l47; in California, 50,297,
and Montana. $l9,755.
Miles City.--What is believed to be
the first instance of its Kind in the
state is the announcement made Tues
day by Mrs Minnie Surruys that she
will be a candidate in the democratic
primaries for the nomination to the
office of justice of the peace. Mrs.
Surruys has resided in Miles City for
number of years.
-'Tla nHnpatinnn1
an initiative measure designed to
abolish private schools in Oregon by
compelling all grade students to at
tend public schools, was made the
target Wednesday of many negative
arguments, which were filed for pub.
l.cat,ons here in the voters pamph-
lot for the November election.
Spokane.-Police have been unable
to locate any clue which might lead
to the arrest of the yegsmen who
burglarized eighty vaults in the Paul
sen building here some time Satur.
day night Feasibility that the loss
might exceed the 100000 original
figure was expressed late Wednesday
by officers working on the case.
Salem, Ore.-The state supreme
court upheld Tuesday the conviction
of DR.. II. NJ Brumfield, Roseburg,
Ore, dentist, who was sentenced to
hang for the murder of Dennis Rus
sell July IS, 1921 Dir. Brumfield was
convicted last October and was sen
fenced to hang last January. Al
appeal was taken to the supreme
court.
Dayton, Wash.-Fire of unknown
origin starting in feed and liver.
barn at II 80 Sunday morning swep
over whole business block dom
damage estimated at S15O,0O0.
Boise.-Idaho, Utah and Nevad
last week were visited by shower
which covered practically the entir
areas of these three states, it wa
announced ut the office the U.
weather bureau. Boise was visite
by the heaviest rain since June /
Of this year.
Miss oula Mont-Allied veterans,
million Of them members Of the Anne
lean Legion, through their organic
lions have started an internNtioni
movement for pence, Ranford Ma
Nider, national commander Of IL
American Legion, told the Nation
Editorial association at its thirty-se
enth annual meeting here. 1--WE b
i.eve," said Mr.. MacNider, at is &
ing to become dominant internatio
al force.
Helena, Mont.-The program f
the Montana state fair will be carri
out despite destruction by fire
several Of the largest buildings
the fair grounds, 1t was announc
by Chester G. Davis, state comm
s'oner of agriculture and in charge
the fair. Fire, started by lightni
In the most severe electrical storm
the season Monday swept the groun
causing damage estimated at 5000
Missoula, Mont.-The 200 membt
Of the National Editorial ASSOCIATE
who arrived in Mssoula last we
opened their thirty-seventh ann
convention here ut the Elks' tenn
Governor Dixon welcomed the visit
on behalf of the state, p. b. Smells
president of the Montana Press
ISOLATION on behalf of the stute
tors, and Mayor w. b. Beacon '
coined them for Missouln.
Reno.-Declaring that iniuncti
secured in the federal courts sho
hr enforced by federal officers
ret state forces. Gov. Emmett
Boyle in tel gram to Attorney {
eval Daugherty recommended the
pointment of deputy United ST.
marshals at various railroad point
POrtlnnd-Twelye persons were
jurcd six seriously when n sight
ing automobile ran off the Colun
highway near Multnomah Falls
coliided with tree.