The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-09
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

Several University students have
been suspended for visiting saloons.
Six mining claims in Park Canyon,
Lander county. have been bonded to
Tonopah people for 100000
The Southern Pacific company has
imported oDe hundred Greeks to work
on construction of its shops at Harri-
man.
A number Of children in Eureka
have been attacked this week with
fever and a rash which is thought
to be s~carlatina.
d. c.. Wheeler, the Western Nevada
s~heep-raiser. has received four Ram
bcuillet bucks from Germany, for
which he paid 5000 each.
Several days ago a little Indian
child fell into one Of the boiling
springs at Amedee and was scalded
TO death when discovered.
The Secretary of the Interior has
approved the selection made by the
Central Pacific railway in the Car
son City land district and ordered
the same passed to a patent covering
p, 1862 acres of land within the pri-
mary limits of land granted to this
railroad.
A letter was received Wednesday By
Mrs. Edith Merrick from President
Roosevelt thanking her for a copy Of
the paper announcing the birth Of
triplets TO the wife OF Henry Berning,
and requesting her % convey TO Mr..
and Mrs. Berning the Presidents
hearty congratulations and best
wishes for themselves and their chill
dren.-Gardneryille Courier.
Sheriff Tom Allen of Harvey
county, Oregon, arrived in Elko Sat
urday morning after Harry Egbert.
lie and Constable Mccoy have left for
Burns, Oregon, with Egbert. Sheriff
Allen called at the Independent office
and spoke highly Of Constable Mccoy
and the treatment he had received at
Carson. He said it was the general
wish of the people of Harvey county
that Constable Mccoy return with
him. Sheriff Allen is a very pleasant
man and has the appearance OF being
very determined. He will take 10
chances with Egbert on the return
trip. MIR. Allen brought with him the
reward money for Egbert's capture.
J. d. Flory of Y~erington, represent
ing the Lyon Cunty Beekeepers As
ISOLATION, has gone east looking for a
market for their product of his year
which mount to about $4,000 lbs,
two-thirds of which is comb honey,
the balance being extracted honey.
Mr.. Flory is individually the largest
apiarist in the state, having in the
neighborhood of 600 hives, and came
TO Nevada two seasons ago from Cali
fornia to produce better honey than
could be done there. Mr.. FIory found
the conditions in Mason valley far su-
perior to that of any section of Call
fornia he had visited, it being impos-
sible to produce a high grade OF comb
honey in central California.
Margaret Drumont, the Reno wo-
man found in a dying condition, the
result OF being hammered on the
head with a cobble stone wrapped up
in a handkerchief, died Saturday
morning without regaining conscious
ness. When first found she was asked
if she knew who had attacked her and
replied that she did, but relapsed into
Inconsistencies before being able to
answer. Had the second question been
nut first undoubtedly the name OF the
murderer would have been revealed.
A sheepherder by name Leon Phillips,
has been arrested on suspicion and
charged with the crime. He was a
former lover OF the dead woman, with
whom he had a serious quarrel a few
months ago.
The following verdict of the Cor
oner's jury on the bodies of David
King. aged 35 years, and a time
keeper in the employ of the Southern
pacific. and the two japanese work.
men. who were killed in the wreck
near Palisade October n, has been
returned: 1--WE find that Conductor
Denton and Engineer Peters, who
were in charge of the work train on