The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-09
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

W. C. Donald. the Boston wool buy
er. is in town today.
G. H. Piper came in this afternoon
from Willow Point
Mrs. Eugene Dutertre. OF Goleouda.
is shopping in the city today.
Jas Jepson, of Diamond. Oregon. is
registered at the Winnemucca
Samuel Reed came in this morning
from Paradise on legal business
The unusual sound OF thunder was
heard of 10 the east this afternoon
Austin's team, from Paradise, is in
today. loading with freight at the
depot
Edwin l. Fries. Of The S. P. Co.,
came in last night from San Fran
cisco.
Andy Hampel. the popular knight OF
the grip. came in from Sacramento
last night
s NJ Sample, foreman Of the F1an-
igan warehouse in Reno, is in Whine
mucea today on business
R B. Porter. registering at the
Lafayette from Ogden is in the city
On business for the S. P. Co.
Richard Granville was on yesterday
aFpointer trustee of the Floyd school
district, his appointment to take ef-
feet al once.
Wynn & Lasher's teams came In to-
day from the mines at Kennedy.
bringing in a lot Of ore for shipment
10 Salt Lake
". o. Baber's team, driven by Will
Baoer. came in this morning from
MeDermit with two big loads Of ~ooi
belonging To 10 JaeA
/ Engineer c. jenkins, who has been
working on the east end of the d.
vision for some time, returned from
I Ogden last night, and will resume his
ole run out Of Winnemueca
/ Jas. Bateman, JT., the wool buyer,
representing Justice Bateman & Co,
is in town today. He states that wool
is now coming in in struggling lots.
and no big offerings are being made
I Mr.. Kurtner and son, the former q
member of the firm OF Evans s. Kurt
ner. arrived from San Francisco this
afternoon and left Immediately by
private conveyance for their home in
+ Willow Point
I Gus MeAnnish started out with a
lead Of merchandise for McDermit
this morning, but was compelled TO
return 10 town on account Of broken
boxing on one OF the wheels Of the
f heavily loaded wagon
Assessor and Mrs J. W. Guthrie.
who we're TO have gone by private
conveyance today to Clover valley
have postponed the trip on account
| OF the sudden illness Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mile. They viii probably
90 in the morning
/ Geo. 5. Nixon has sold. and this
morning completed the transfer 10
Jerome Otis. q parcel of land lZ5 %
feet on Third street, including parts
of lots : and 9. block 1s- Mr.. Otis
will erect al once on the lot a neat
little cottage which he will occupy
That Winnemueca will soon have
I hourishing lodge OF the order OF
Eagles is an assured fact The iniu-
alton fees have been collected nom
dfty-five candidates. and the money
and application for q charter nave
been forwarded TO headquarters IL Is
I expected that an organizer VIII az
rive the first OF next week 10 nnisn
nm the work and institute the lodge
The order is very popular one
wherever il has been instituted. ana
doubtless will prove equally so mere
NJ A. Simmer, accompanied by his
wife and son, are staying al the Hotei
Ruseh- Mr.. Simmer is strong
man" Of extensive reputation. and
this evening he will give an exhibit
ton OF his strength on Bridge street,
I in front OF Jack Biggins' saloon In
+ less Mr.. SINNERS physique and the
stories told by those who have seen
+ his exhibitions are both very deceiv-
ing. the entertainment will be well
worth seeing Among other feats. he
guarantees 10 lift two weights, one
OF 245 pounds. the other Of 2So pounds.
together with the heaviest man in
town. high above his head
Today wzs the date act for the trial