The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-22
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Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Charles Housser, of Winthrop, Cal.
is in town.
II. Lipman, of Salt Lake, is In town
on business.
Ike Rosenblatt of Frisco Is IN
town today.
]. II. Craig is registered at the Laf-
ayette srom Salt Lake.
L. M. Stern. travelling man from
New. York. is here today.
c. ]. Mosley is in town today from
Ogden, and is stopping at the Busch
King Brothers, the horse buyers, re-
turned from Paradise yesterday even
ng.
J. A. Langwith, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Alice. is down
from Golconda today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coates are expect
e. home within the next day or two
from their bridal tour to the Cata-
line islands and California.
VIM. Wheeler was arrested last
night on the charge of disturbing the
peace, and was given fifteen days by
Justie Robins this morning
The list of bills and claims allowed
at the last session of the board OF
county commissioners will be publish
ell in tomorrow's Silver State.
r. w. Madden, special postoff1ce in
srector, with headquarters in San
Francisco, is in the city on important
business connected with the depart
n,ent.
The grand jury met at 10 O'Clock
this morning, and has made rapid
p' ogress with the cases before 1t for
investigation. 1t is thought the work
will be completed tonight.
Chas. Harlowe, from the Western
Pacific railroad surveying camp west
of Central, was in town this morning,
and left this evening for Humboldt
on his return to the camp.
Today is the sixth birthday of Ger
trude Webb. and the pleasure of the
occasion is being shared by a large
party of the little lady's friends, who
are her invited guests from to 6
c clock.
o. Crossfield is in town today from
Falisade. Mr.. Crossfeld is the man
whoEe trousers were taken from a
Pullman sleeper last winter near this
place. and is here as witness before
the grand jury against the men who
lave been held for the robbery.
A deed was filed with the county re.
cCrder today, being a transfer of a
group of five gold and silver mining
claims in the Pine Forest Mining dis
trict, from Thos. Kinney, of DEMO,
Ore. to E. J. Armstrong, of Los An
gnJes. The consideration is given as
s. 500.
Chas. Sims. colored man, arrested
in Elko Monday, on the charge of
petit larceney, and tried before Jus
tic Maris, of Lovelock, yesterday, was
sentenced to 125 days in the county
Jail. He was brought up this after
noon by Constable Wolf, and entered
upon his term of Imprisonment. Sims
took revolver, razor and some cloth
irg from a house in Elko at which
he had been staying.
r. H. Willis, switchman in the yards
here, will leave tonight for San Fran
cisco, where he will enter the South
ern Pacific hospital and take treat.
ment for the blood poisoning which
has affected his right hand since the
18th OF this month. Up to the praspn,
tine the disease has been confred
to the index finger. but vigorous meth
ods are thought to be necessary to
Erev' NJ ITS spreading curther.
Brown Bros, the druggists, have re-
ceived word from C. II. Young, chief
OF their prescription department, who
was recently called to Fort Wayne,
Indiana, by a message announcing
the serious illness of his father, stat
| ing that the latter's condition is much
improved. Mr.. Young will avail him
self of the opportunity to visit awhile
at his old home. and will return to
Winnemucca about the 14th of Aug
ust.