The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-04
STATE NEWS NOTES.

of beef cattle in Carson valley.
Sam Deveo, a Reno saloon man. died
suddenly at that place yesterday.
Mrs. Winifred Brannon, an old res
ident of Carson, died in that city on
the 1st instant.
Miss Lizzie Shaver, a popular young
lady Of Reno, died in San Francisco
Wednesday evening.
Attorney-Genera WOODBURY. has sold
his interest in some hot springs at Cal
istoga, CAL, for $40, 900.
Daniel Bowers, a pioneer resident Of
the Comstock, died in the county hos
pital in Virginia City yesterday.
Fred McDermott and Miss Blanche
Burton were married at the home Of
the bride in Truckee last Sunday.
The licenses collected in Nye county
since the Tonopah boom more han
ty.
The earnings of the Bullion n Ex-
year returned 20 per cent to the share
holders.
Frank Fairbanks of Idaho and Miss
Emma May Wolverton were married at
the home of the brides parents in Elko
yesterday.
Mrs. r. Fl. Harrison of Elko died
suddenly yesterday in San Francisco.
where she was undergoing medical
treatment.
Phillip j. McGrath Of Hawthorne and
Miss Mary E. Roberts. formerly Of
Carson, were married In Oakland New
Years day.
John C~ourtne--, who was run over
by a freight train Tuesday night in the
Reno yards, died at the county hospital
at loon January 1st.
Miss Trixey Busse yof Wellsl was
taken i'll several days ago with a sore
throat. The Wells physician diagnosed
the case as one of diphteria and quar-
antine dthe premises.
Emery T. Edwards, formerly of Eu-
reka county, but of late years making
hfs home in Reno. answered the last
summons today, having lived almost
the allotted three score and ten years.
Reno Gazette.
The Boca Ice Company has begun
shipping ice from its ponds on the
Truckee. An order for 300 carloads for
the railroad company is now being fill
ed. The ice company employs about
800 men on It's ponds at Boca.
The Reno Gazette says that track
laying commenced yesterday morning
on the Madeline extension of the NC
O., and If the present good weather
continues for W. weeks longer the
screech of the iron horse will be heard
sixteen miles furtehr north.
t. r. Hofer of Carson states that the
report published to the effect that the
telephone line between Tonopah and
Candelaria would not be built is a mis-
take. He says that the stringing of the
wires is going on and that in a few
weeks the line will be operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price came in from the
oil well today and will probably leave
for Chico tonight. All work at the well
has been stopped until the winter is
over. The Hesperian Company will
then resume work and push the well
down as rapidly as possible.-Elko In
pendent.
Fred Carpenter. charged with rob-
bing the DeLamar mill, has been held
to answer before the Lincoln county
grand jury. In default of $4,000 bail he
was committed to the custody of the
Sheriff. Carpenter insists upon his in
nocence but the Lode says three wit
guilt.
The News states that Editors Thomas
coast Miner, are in Carson and the re-
suit of their investigation into the min
eral wealth of this locality will appear
in the Miner soon. These gentlemen
will make a thorough tour of this por-
ton of Nevada occupying several
months of their time.
II. L.. Fulton Informs the Reno Ga
zette that instead of there being six
feet of snow at Summit, in the Sierras,