The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-15
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Lee HackSher is In town from San
Francisco.
NJ. r. Allison is in from the White
Horse ranch.
T. A. Ury, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is
in town today.
Mrs. A. E. Lewis has returned from
her visit to Paradise.
Alex Borland, of Rye Patch, is in
town today on business.
H. c. Cullom, Jr., of Berkeley, Cal,
came in on No. 6 yesterday.
Amos Hardin, from Quin River, is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. ]. A. Comes and little son of
Go.eonda are in the city today.
Ed. Conner is in today from Nc
Dermit with his freighting teams.
Sam Stearns and o. ]. Roach are in
town today from Johnson's Clear creek
ranch.
NJ. B. Staunton loaded car of baled
wool this morning to be shipped to
san Francisco.
G. W. Kieth came in from Carson
City last night, and is attending to
.egal business here today.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritchen are visiting
in town, being registered at the Win
ppOnaao hntaI fpor, Daroj;co
John Grow came in from New Gen.
trail after supplies for the Western
Pacific surveyors camp today.
Mrs. w. A. Massey, sister of Mrs.
Sheehan, and the wife of Judge Mas
sey of Reno, is here visiting relatives
and friends.
w. Hincle Smith of Winnemucca is
a visitor to Reno :. W. E. Stanton, a
merchant Of Winnemucca, spent yes
terday in this city.-Journal.
Both passenger trains ran in two
sections today. No. was forty min
utes late. The first section of No. 8
is reported on time, and the second
section one hour late.
w. E. Lampson filed with the county
recorder this morning a lien against
the California-Nevada mining COM
pany for $76, for labor performed in
the mill at Unionville.
D. Defenbaugh, T. Elnkle, c. Dar-
land and John Clarke have located
the Dan" ''Raymon, Spring No A.
Happy and Little Joe No. l.
quartz claims in the territory adjoin-
ing Pine Forest Mining district on
the north.
c. H. Young, pharmacist at Brown
Bros. drug store, is on his way to
Ft. Wayne, Ind, where he was called
to the bedside of his father who is
not expected to live. Mrs. Youn.e
was visiting in Ft. Wayne when the
message came to Mr.. Young.
Paul A. Pinson came down from
Golconda on No. 8 last night. He was
here on business, and returned this
afternoon. He stated that crop con-
ditions are very satisfactory in hi.
section of the county, and that there
will be no appreciable shortage due
to a lack of water.
The Winnemucca Water & Light
company began pumping water from
their big we'll today to supply their
customers with all the water needed
for irrigating and other purposes dur
ing the day. 1t is stated that the
water is lower now than on the last
day of July last year.
The case of the Pacific Biscuit COM
pany VS.. Chris Diehl came up for the
third trial today. One venire was
exhausted without securing a sufficien'
number of jurors to try the case, and
another venire of twenty-four names
was issued. At the time the Silver
State went to press, a jury had not
been secured.
A. Samora, manager of the Winnie
mucca fields for Miller & Lux, who
has been quite sick for three or four
days with strong symptoms Of typhoid
fever. was. on the advice of Dr. Cir
oux, taken to the Winnemueca Sani-
tarium this morning. His temperature
is very high, but it was impossible
TO determine whether it was a case
Of genuine typhoid or not until fur