The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-16
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
New da
ABOUT WELL kNOWV PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told in
Our Exchanses--Notes on
the States Growth.

. Forty special officers will be on
duty during the Presidents visit to
Reno.
A Tuscarora case will test the new
law against the carrying of concealed
weapons.
Construction work on the new or
ohans' home at Carson is to begin i'm
mediately.
The Silver Hill Mining company d.
tctors have declared a dividend of
en- cents per share aggregating s1O,-
J00.-Report.
Farm hands are very scarce in this
section, says the Gardnerville Record.
Ranchers are offering $35 and $40 per
month for them.
The nineteenth semi-annual session
% Eastern District Lodge, No. /, l. o.
i. T., convened in Good Templar hall,
Mound Valley, last Thursday after
noon.
Miners are warned to keep away
j ON the Century mine in Park val
ey Utah, on account of the existing
,rouole between the miners and the
company.
All of the Comstock mines and mills
will be closed down next Tuesday
or the purpose of affording employees
an opportunity to join in the recep-
ion 10 President Roosevelt at Carson.
When going up by the water line
west of Carson Thursday, John Grant
-ound a dead California lion. 1t
Ieasured about seven inches across
he forehead and was proportionately
arge. 1t appeared to have died either
rom old age or poison.
The Podie paper says that the re-
port tiat the Wedekind mine. in An
elope, has been bonded for 100000
. Boston people is correct. 1t is said
nat Blackburn and Hardy, two OF
ne owenrs, do not want to sell. and
hat probably the Wedekind interest
.nly will be transferred to the east
IN people.
Yesterday about noon, near the
.ound house, an Italian named d.
.frugoli,, was in some unaccountable
nanner caught beneath the wheels of
4 slow moving freight train and fear
iully injured, says the Wells Herald.
one leg was almost severed from the
body at the hip and the other crush
d almost to a pulp. Ihere were no
witnesses to the accident and it is i'm
possible to tell Just how it occurred.
i he injured man was taken to the
hospital at Elko on No 8. he was
preparing to return to Italy and had
transportation for that land in his
pocket at the time of the accident
The first symptoms of the general
e Grafton scheme that will greet the
President in Carson are making their
.ppearance. A number of poles have
leen set along Main street to which
massive decorative pieces will be guy
I'd by wires Yesterday the framework
or the arch went up opposite the
Arlington block. On one side, In
arge letters, is emblazoned. he
Knows the West and Western Needs,
while on the other appears, mo Sec
ion Owns Him; He Belongs to the
Nation" A special foundation had to
De sunk upon each side of the street
% sustain the weight of the arch
Charles Shad was found dead in bed
n Carson Friday. He was about so
rears of age, and was native OF Ger
many, and the only known relative
ne leaves is a Wife in San Fran
,isco. During the palmy days OF the
1omstock he was one of the success
,ul operators and was the associate
II Sharon and the other bonanza
Kings of the period. At one time he
vas possessed of mining stock for
which he refused s1,600,0OO, seventy
,cres of land in the heart OF Los
Angeles. besides the Ophir ranch
n Wasaoe valley and much other
,,operty that would easily swell the
um to two millions. He died peni-
ess however. and will be buried by
he county.