The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-08-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Han and Gus Barteleme acme in Sat
day evening.
G.. w. Carly was a passenger for Reno
this morning.
Jim Otis and John West are in from
Willow Point.
Mrs. Thos. shone left Saturday foy
San Francisco.
Dave Staunton visited the Golconda hot
springs yesterday.
James Stuart of Cedarville, Cal, is a
guest at the Lafayette.
Judge s. ]. Bonnifeld Jr. was a depar-
ture for Reno last night.
COMMISSIONS w. c.. Ruddell came UP
from Lovelock yesterday.
J. E. Bakers of st. Louis arrived this
morning and is at the Busch.
Mrs. LATE Pence and Mrs. r. T. Evans
arrived yesterday from Paradise valley.
s. II. Kitto was a departure for the
western part of the State on Saturdays
No. 3.
Mrs. M. b. staunton left Saturday for
btT OH III AidHlcud AFTER a rev weeks
sojourn here.
S. Guthrie arrived from Ogden yes
terday. He will run the switch engine
in the yard here.
George Berk returned Saturday from
San Francisco, where he has been on a
notwithstanding trip.
James Cotton, the Western Meat Com
pany's buyer. was a westbound passen-
ger to Lovelock Saturday.
r.. T.. Fairchild, G. Mansfield, f. ].
White and c. c. White of San Francisco
are stopping at the Lafayette.
w. H.. Minor arrived from McDermit
yesterday and continued on to Reno to
attend the Silver party convention.
Rev. Father Burns~ left for Levelock
Saturday and held services in the Cath
Ollie Church at that place yesterday.
c. Kemler of Paradise. G. w summe
field and r. l.. Richie will leave this
evening for Reno to attend the conven-
ton.
w. C. Owens, agent at Carlin, stopped
Vi Atit idSl SNtiliHS anu COititiuto Ou W
Reno this morning to attend the conven-
ton.
G.. b. Brown. A. +. Trousdale and j. w.
Guthrie. delegates to the Silver party
State convention, left for Reno last
night.
II. j. Bradshaw and b. F.. Riley came
in from Paradise this morning and will
attend the Democratic convention at
Reno tomorrow.
Constable Colwell of Golconda on Sat
urday brought down a prisoner senten-
ced to ten days in the county jail for
disturbing the peace.
Il. A. Quicker, w j. Bell. ID. ]. higgins
and r. Il. L. Windle left for Reno last
night. They are delegates to the Demo-
cratic State convention.
Chris Wolf will leave this evening for
Reno as a delegate to the Silver party
convention. He will be accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Minnie.
A.. f. Campbell was up from Lovelock
yesterday TO attend the meeting of the
Democratic county central committee.H He
returned home this morning.
valley. He reports a first rate crop of
hay, but says the range and mountain
streams are drying up early.
]. r. Dunn, ID. w. Calden, p. b.
Roberts. c. A. Sage and ID. ]. Hadley
left last night for Reno to be in attend
ance at the political doings this week,
Robert Bowling and several vaqueros
arrived yesterday with a drive of cat
tie from the Miller ranch in Oregon. The
cattle will be shipped to California in d
few days,
Ernest Duvivier arrived Saturday from
his ranch i'm Eden valley accompanied
by Conductor G. w. Nease and son,
George. who have been visiting him for
the past week.
Charles Byrnes and sister, Miss Alice,
arrived Saturday from Paradise and re-
turned this morning. They were accom-
panied by Miss Inez Laveaga, who will
visit In the valley "A few days.
Judge Nj. S. Bonniield and wife left
yesterday for Reno. 1t is authoritively
stated that Mr.. Bonnifield will go before
the fusion conventions as a candidate
for the nomination for Supreme Judge.
#. Lawn, the Western Union Com
pany's lineman at this place, returned
Saturday after "a months vacation. f..
Williams, who has been stationed here
during MIR. Lawns absence, left today
for Fresno, Cal.