The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-12
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL Known PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told In
Our Exchanees--Notes on
the States Growth.

A carload of potatoes were sold in
Mason Valley last week for 81 per
ton.
The bank of Nevada at Reno de-
elared a six per cent dividend last
week.
1t is rumored that the constitution
ality of the Reno incorporation act
is to be tested.
The Gazette estimates that one
thousand tons of wool will be sold
in Reno this year.
The Journal says work on the Great
Western mine at Steamboat will be
resumed with force of nine men.
A fandango is being held at Mar
shall canyon and Indians from ali
over the country are in attendance.
A group of mining claims. in oling-
house district, Washoe county, is al
legged to have been sold for $3.50, 900.
Charles Hilburn of Yerington has
been arrested on a charge of assist
ing James Mccarthy to escape from
the Jail there.
A force of seventy-five men is en-
ployed in Churchill county excavat-
ing an irrigating canal $50 feet wide
and 10 feet deep.
George Palmer, the Nevada ap-
pointee for the naval academy, left
Reno for Annapolis Saturday to take
the final examination.
It may not be generally known that
persons who from carelessness or
any cause take mail from the post
office that belongs to another and fali
to return me same are liable to tlne
of $500 or one years Imprisonment.
This applies to newspapers thus taken
as well as to other mail matter
Marriage certificates must be fled
with the county recorder. A law
passed by the last session OF the leg
islature provides that any person SOL
emnizing a marriage who shall fali
or neglect within the time specineo
bv law to file the certificate with the
recorder shall be fined $40 to sooo OF
BY Imprisonment from five to MI!
days.
Dr ! C. Hennessy and Charles Lee
nor of Reno have purchased full
brother to Star Pointer. the worlds
fastest PAGER, from Tennessee parties'
This new blood being brought lh'o
nevada will stimulate the breeding
nj better horses and some very last
time may be looked for at the s'A'e
fair meetings this fall by TINS he"
County Times.
An experienced mill man in this
citv makes the statement that at least
+yo hig cyanide plants in this vicln-
ity would have to shut down oelore
long SAYS the Carson News. lhls Is
dine. he says, to the new elght-houi
lazy IT is represented that the mar
Gin at these two plants is so CLOSE
that the additional cost of labor en-
tailed by that law prevent all posi-
bility of profit.
The n. c. r. r. Co. has recently
announced free transportation over
its line of prospector's samples OF ore
not exceeding over fifty pounds III
weight. The Western Purchasing ore
comnany of Reno also agrees TO as
saw ores free of charge when freight
charges are paid from Battle Noun
tain to Reno. This is hperal oiiei
hv both companies and many pros
nectors will avail themselves OF IT.
olinghouse, Pyramid, Wedekino'
Kennedy. Golconda, Good Hope DeA-
ter. Searchlight, Ely and dozen ON
er camps are rapidly coming TO the
front CAPITAL is finding in Nevada
a lucrative field for investment Ne
vada Is a wide-open field ana riNais
any section in the union today as
mining state with its variety OF metals
and iron and coal. the only two pro-
duets to make Nevada industriaiiy
great. will be opened by the clark
railroad in the southern part OF tne
state: so Nevada. taken in all. VIII
find herself rapidly increasing In pop
ulation the next five years--Carson
Appeal.