The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-02
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places 10
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and lncidents Told In
Our Exehanses--Notes on
the States Growth.

The University of Nevada team
won its debate with the Utah orators.
The Neiddenreip ranch at Freder- d..
icksburg, Carson valley, has been sold
for $4,000. "" H'aei''@
The Reno Gazette is advocating the
holding of state fair in Reno this
fall. ..a .........sau
Miss Lille Richards still leads in
the contest for queenship of the Vir-
sinia City carnival.
"Winnemucca Sam" a Chinaman
who has been in Carson City almost
IS long as any other individual, was
buried today.-News. aa5t
A Reno lady advertises that she will
prosecute to the full extent of the
aw any saloon keeper discovered SELL
ms intoxicating liquors to minors.
A sQuaw at the Indian campoodie
lear the Julia mine made an abor-
i've attempt to commit suicide by eat
.ng wild parsnips last Saturday.-ae-
port "#t
Thomas c. Welch. a resident of the
Jomstock since 1860. died at the hos
1tal last Saturday He was a boiler
maker and was employed in the Union
and Fulton foundries until late years.
State Superintendent Ring has gone
o Berkeley to bring back Nevada in
mates of the California Institution for
Deaf, Dumb and Blind. They will
pend their vacations at their several
ZONES in this state. ....
A grewsome find was made at the
cemetery in Carson last week. 1t was
a small. dead baby. wrapped up in
1 copy of the San Francisco Bulletin.
and evidently had been there some
days. 1t was found near the tool
house and was Immediately inferred
The Carson News states that a
couple of changes have taken place at
lne prison with the beginning of the
aew month. Henry Nofsinger has
been relieved and his place will be
taken by Charley Cavanaugh. Jack
Wall it is said. Will take the place
made vacant by the advancement of
)avanaugh.
Word was received in Elko today
giving the information that the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. Charles Mitchell of
Huntington valley had shot herself
sometime yesterday afternoon and died
asst evening. 1t is not known at this
lime whether the young lady, who
was about sixteen years Of age. COM
mitted suicide or whether the shooting
was accidental-Elko Independent
Spanish Joe brought to the sher-
ifs Office last Saturday human
skeleton wrapped in linen duster,
which he found near the site of une
old county hospital. Investigation re-
suited in the discovery that 1t belonged
10 Dr Manson who delegated Colonel
Kelly to bury it several months ago.
II is surmised that the colonel got
weary before exeavating a very deep
grave and it became exposed through
the action of the elements.-Report
The Tonopah Building and Press
Brick company began operations last
Thursday at their yard at the lower
end of town, turning out 1900 brick
for the first days run. Friday the
output was increased to 5000. and
in few days the yard will be running
to the full capacity of $4,000. The
company will commence burning in
about two weeks. and a week later
will have their product on the mar
ket.
Forty-four gravel cars, an engine,
steam shovel and eighty men came
in from some point east Of Reno yes
terday and pitched tents ON the Mary
Wall ranch. one and half miles east
of Reno. preparatory to commencing
grading for the new yard. The gravel
will be transported from a pit west
of town to make the fill required. 1t
is estimated that it Will take. SO0,-
900 cubic feet of dirt to make the nee
essary fl. Ed. Black. well known
in Reno. is trainmaster OF the CON
struction camp. 1t is thought that il
will take sixty days to make the ill
and level OF the yard site.-Gazette.