The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-31
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Conners' teams left this afternoon
for McDermit.
Peter LaSalle came in from McDer-
nit today on business.
Frank V. Delman, of Elko. is reg
istered 1T the Busch.
Roland Blake. OF Kansas City, Kan,
is in town today on business.
Frank Reynolds, from Jackson
Creek, was in town this forenoon.
Thos. Nelson came in last night
from Stone House. and returned home
TO-DAY.
Jas. Hearst yesterday sold two and
one-half lots to Francisco Marino in
block 49, FOR 1850
Miss Georgia Summerfield, who has
had months siege of spotted fever,
has fully recovered.
Mrs. Lizzie FLOYD and daughter Jann
will return on tomorrow's stage to
their home in Pleasant valley.
Miss Hazel Bell left on No. last
night for Wadsworth, where she will
visit for few days with friends.
Arthur Cochran has fully recovered
from his experience of Sunday morn
ing and is able to be out again.
Charley Jones has filed notice OF
location of two quartz claims, the
Mountain View and Copper Queen,
Lear Jackson creek.
Tom Brooks, mining man from
Pocatello, Idaho, arrived on No. this
morning, and departed by private con-
veyance for McDermit.
1 The infant son of Mrand Mrs. f. C.
! Holloway has been seriously sick, but
is now recovering, and DIR. Samuels
pronounces him out of danger
c. W. McDeid is rapidly recovering
from the effects of the injuries re-
ceived a few days ago in a runaway,
and will be out again in few days
Passenger No. is coming in two
sections today, the first at $40 and
the second at $3.50, or about two hours
late. No. is reported one hour late.
I. L. Petit came In from Nj
Lux's Black hocK ranch last night
after men to work in the hay fields.
Six were secured and he returned with
them this morning.
H. Rogan, of Humboldt, will remove
his family to Winnemucca to resiGe
permanently. Mr.. Rogan has accept
ed position with the Inter-moun-
tain mining company.
Constable McVeagh came down
from Golconda this forenoon with ].
M. Ryan. who was sentenced yester-
day to serve a term of twenty days
in Jail for disturbing the peace.
Eleven cars of fine mutton sheep
from Beowawe passed through the
yards here today. They were recently
purchased by the Western Meat COM
pany. and were being shipped to soutL
San Francisco.
Mrs. F. E. Keith. representing Geo.
L. Schuman & Co., library promoters
OF Chicago and San Francisco. is in
town today in the interests of Stod-
dard's lectures. and Marion Craw-
fCrd's Life of Pope Leo XIII.
Dan Mack and John Hively were ar
rested last night .or disturbing the
peace. The former was given fifteen
days this morning. upon pleading
guilty before Justice Robins, and the
latter named gentleman was turned
! loose.
The sheriff's boarders now number
fourteen, and the landlord is thinking
seriously of building an annex, adver-
tising his popular hostlery, and pre-
pairing for the rush that would un-
doubtedly follow a wider knowledge
of the many attraction which the re-
sort offers.
The Southern Paeific's force of car
pcnters is nearly through with its
part of the work on the enlarged
height house, and the painters are
now putting it in uniformity with the
ether buildings. The Reinhart ware
house is being reshingled. and 1t also
will be repainted.
Prof. W. L. Butler returned on the
delayed No. this forenoon from
Eureka He states that his little
daughter, whose illness called him
heme, is much better. In fact practi-
| cally well again. While at home