The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-16
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Il A'l. y. Whi0mo vi 0OiSohuo, 10
in town today.
J. Sibbald is down from Golconda
today on business.
c. N Hoover from Wadsworth,
came in last evening.
VIM. Sullivan of Ogden, Utah, is a
guest of the Lafayette.
A. M. Werum was an arrival yester-
day evening from Fruitvale, Cal.
j. w. Wilson of Redlands, Cal, was
an arrival Oil No yesterday evening.
Sheriff Lamb is again boss of the
southwest corner of the court house.
John Gull of Willow Point, is III
town and is staying at the Winnie
mucea.
At The Club free employment agency
ter miners and ten woodchoppers are
wanted.
j. A. Kunkle, a mining man from
Palisade, is in town and is atsyiag
at the Busch.
Harry McAuinch, Lawrence Thomas,
Basco Joe and Harvey Connor are in
today from McDermit.
A carload of canned tomatoes ana
corn was received today by E. Rein
hart & Co.
Shorty Johnson left today for the
north intending to buy a number of
horses for the eastern market.
AS good as new-your clothes, if
you take them to F. G. Kirchner to
be cleaned and repaired. 7tf.
Trainmen have been informed that
a mail crane has been established
at Mill City, for the exchange of MAJ:
sacks. =
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the menu for the Sunday family
diner at the Up-to-Date restaurant
Read it. 10l62t.
Keep your piano in good condition
by having it tunde by an expert tuner.
Leave orders at Mrs. Crooks lodgin4
house, or Palace saloon for b. Rossi.
If you have not ordered your winter
suit or overcoat, it's about time you
did so. See f. G. Kirchner about
it. He can fit you out, no matter what
yor want. 7tf.
w. NJ Curtis. a former citizen o.
Humboldt county, being numbered
with the pioneers, and who lives at
Juniper. Idaho, is in town on a bus
mess trip.
We have the best line of heating
stoves and ranges in Winnemucca
Any size and style wanted can be
supplied Also a fine line of oil cook
stoves and heaters. Don't buy till
Reinhart q Co. 1014tf.
The arguments in the suit to recover
damages from the Pullman company
instituted by o. Crossfield, were fin
ished and the case submitted poster
day afternoon. Justice Robins took
the matter under advisement, and has
not yet announced a decision.
Miller & Lux's teams. one from
Quin River crossing and one from
White Horse, came in Yesterday ev-
ering. One will return tomorrow, tax
ing out big lot of supplies, While
the other will remain here for some
time hauling rovck to the ranch near
town.
This is what the New YORK Picayune
says of Cyrus Brownlee Newton, who
will appear at the high school netX
| Tuesday evening: Cyrus Brownlee
Newton gave a few numbers Of has
own humorous production last even
inS before a great audience. He IS
equally as good in pathos as humor
an0 can keep an audience in tears OF
convulsed with laughter at vii.
The contempt proceedings in the
suit of Peter Tinker ct al VS.. w. c.
Pitt ct al came to a temporary Gloss
yesterday, the plaintiff resting and both
sides agreeing to a recess until date
to be decided upon later. The all
sence of important witnesses and
the inability to complete the hear
ing before the beginning of the Octo-
beI term of court next week was tha
reason for the adjournment.