The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-30
News Happenings
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Intermountan States

Eugene. Ore.-oswald West, e.
governor Of Oregon, has been given q
verdict By q Jury In the circuit court
against Coos county. Oregon, in the
sum Of sl0.6Si. which he claimed was
due him as a commission for lobby
ing before congress at Washington in
1919.
Los Angeles. Calif.-Nspan Baker,
kleagle Of the Kukius Khan. who has
admitted participation in the Ingie-
wood raid which resulted In the death
of q town marshal and precipitated a
grand jury investigation. has been
freed on bali of 5000. He and thir.
ty-six other defendants. including w.
3. Coburn, former grand goblin of the
Klan's Pacific domain, are awaiting
trial August Z on felony charges In
connection with the raid.
Los Angeles. Cal.-Although credit
ed with having eliminated segregated
districts from several California cit.
les, the Rev. Donald d. Stewart, held
in the county jail here facing charges
of committing bigamy in four states
and Fleeing quartet of wives out
of thousands Of dollars, declares that
ne found that men and women Of
the underworld have greater hearts
and were more charitable to him than
the members Of his own church.
San favor.
ing government conrtol of the nation
al bureau for criminal Identification
and asking for radio equipment for
all police stations and standardized
police uniform throughout the coun-
try we're adopted at the annual con-
vention Of the international Associa.
ton Of Chiefs Of Police
Salt Lake Clty-The publicity which
the Copper and Brass Research asso-
citation is giving to the superiority
Of the copper for endurance and low
cost over long period of years al.
ready has attained important results
touthhu lOI LILO uiCtSti 10 u
fields which substitutes threatened
to preempt.
Elko, Nev.-In an endeavor to aug
ment the flow of water for the nun
icipal plant of the city of ElkO. drill
ling operations will he commenced Oh
the China ranch, taken over by tn,
city when 1t became the owner o
the present municipal system. Eigh
wells are expected to yield two mil
lion gallons.
Seattle. Wash.-Captain ROAD An
undsen,s exploration ship Maut
bound on five-year scientific expe
dtion in the north polar basin regior
arrived in Nome, Alaska, seventee
and half days out of Seattle.
Colorado Springs, Colo.-Urgin
complete Standardization of motor al
cessories, II. NJ. Dine Of New Yorl
president of the Automotive EquiI
ment association, delivered his annu,
address, before the first general Sc
sion of the annual convention. hmm,
diately after the formal opening tn
convention divided into two group
manufacturers and dealers, and bega
special consideration Of standart
ixation plans.
Salt Lake-Bids for license plat
will be asked here on 1900 pleasu1
cars for year 1923.
Rochester. Nev.-Bullion productit
Of the Rochester Silver corporate
In the month Of May was $4S.908.4
exceeding April output by $2134.s
Mill assays, on which the value
bullion Is estimated. show less gold
50 ounces and an increase Of 80
ounces Of silver.
Prince Rupert. b. Gone Of 4
biggest sllveFtip bears ever shot
this district was killed on VIII
Creek. near Terrace, b. c., after
exciting battle. by Edward Forsa
and J. Kennedy. prospectors. T
height of the bear standing erect "
Is fee. 1t weighed 1900 pounds.
skin alone weighing 100 pounds a
measuring II feet long by 8 Il
across. Its footprint was Is by
inches.
Denver, Colo.--Carl Cayne, 55-yei
old negro laborer, owes his life to
speed of j. c. Brusse, former Da
mouth football star. Cayne's cloth
caught fire while working on an |
phalt oven on the streets. He fled
living torch. down an alley. Brus
{ gave chase and caught the terrifi
man within block, Wrapping
coat about Oayne, Brusse smother
the flames. Physicians said Ca,
would live.
Salt I.ake-The meeting of u
Bankers association held here /
week was well attended Many pro
inent bankers expressed great col
aence in the early return Of prcsp
Gus conditions.