The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-15
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late. News Notes Gathered
fromlMany Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told In
Our Exehanses--Notes on
the States Growth.
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE,

A copper property near Luning. Es-
meralda county. is said to show "a
.eet of ore.
The water right case brought by
fwadle Bros. against Winters ct al
was decided in the district court in
Heno yesterday in favor OF the plain
lii and the defendant was given sixty
lays in which to file petition for a
Aew trial.
Last evening at the 0beron took
place the biggest Keno rool ever
Anown in Reno. says the Sunday Jour
aaL IL was for $40. There were two
hundred cards out The fortunate
winner was needy man and he will
Iouotles buy a home with the re-
turns.
The grand encampment OF the In
dependent Order OF odd Fellows Oh
nevada met this Monday morning
an Reno. and the grand lodge am
grand assembly OF the Order of Re-
oekahs will meet Tuesday morning.
tuesday evening a reception will be
,endered by the Reno lodges in wheel
mems hall.
Eddie, the year old son OF Mr.. ana
AIRS VIM. Mckay, was poisoneo
thursday afternoon by strawberries.
IN the temporary absence OF his moth
er the little fellow helped himself to a
rev OF the berries that were on the
eable and which had not been washed.
IL is presumed arsenic had been useo
0y the grower Of the fruit, as the
cnild . symtoms were arsenical pois-
Jning. he is all right again.-Eureka
sentinel.
A baseball team has been formed
acre TO play the Loyelock nine at
Loveloek on July Attn says the Wads-
Soorth Dispatch George Abbay has
ceen selected captain and has sent an
acceptance of the challenge received
acre a few days ago. AS the para
ohernalia belonging to the club was
destroyed in the fire of a years ago, a
new outfit has been ordered. There
are several good ball players in Wads-
worth and if they can manage 10 get
together for sufficient practice they
vii likely take the purse and have a
few runs TO spare.
According to the Carson News, a live
ly war is on at Austin over the pos
session of an office in the county build
ing. When Judge Jones was on the
district court bench he moved his
books etc, into the assessors Office
and when he went out OF office he got
appointed deputy assessor, so that he
could retain the Office. All winter
he was there and heated his ONCE
and kept warm al theexpense OF the
county, besides getting his office free.
At the last meeting OF the commis-
sioners a motion was made TO fire him
out but il received no second. and the
Judge is still enjoying himself at the
expense Of the taxpayers
Senator Clark has made arrange
ments for the use Of the Santa re
track TO Daggert, from which point
he is TO start the construction. with
another large force TO commence at
CaIiente, and work southwark. while
still another gang will be operated
about midway between Daggert and
Caliente 10 work in both directions
from that point There are at present
/ 600 tons OF steel rails al Daggert and
the senator has another order Of 10000
tons for immediate delivery TO the
same point. as Daggert will be the
principal point of operation. The work
as planned will require about 100000
laborers. The climate Is such that
there will be no trouble experienced
in securing men for construction