The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-30
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from Jackson creek.
Superintendent Noble was a passen-
ger on No. last night.
Tim Tompkins' teams came in from
the north today, bringing wool.
Geo. Gonzales, night car scaler. is
laying off on account of sickness.
F. W. Riddle, freight brakeman, is
taking a couple of months lay-off.
J. H. Ingraham, of Battle Noun
tain, is registered at the Winnemucca.
Chas. E. Brown, registering from
London, England, is at the Lafayette.
No 6, due at 2:O5, is marked up to
come poking along at 4:45 this even
ing.
Conductor Updike is taking short
resi- and Conductor Ackerman is in
charge OF his train and crew.
Brakeman Wade. who has been on
the retired list for several days on
account of sickness, is able to re-
turn to work.
w. A. Massey, the Reno attorney
and former Judge of the supreme
court of Nevada. Is in town today
on legal business.
Frank Conners' team came in from
McDermit this morning Mr.. Con-
ners is also in town, coming ahead
Of the freight QUIT.
Senator w. C. Pitt of Lovelock is in
town on legal business today. The
senator is enjoying better health than
he has for some time past.
T. F. Donelin. chief dispatcher of
this division. is in town today. He
has been east as far as Carlin inspect
ing the new line, and is returning to
Wadsworth.
An application has been made by
Conductor Pierce for a two-weeks'
lay-off, during which he intends to
visit San Francisco and elsewhere in
California.
E. z. Seifall, the brakeman who
has been enjoying a lay-off for some
weeks, is back and has reported for
6uty again. He visited in Idaho and
Montana while gone.
Miss Ethel McGarry of Eureka Is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X.
Murphy. Miss McGarry is Mr.. Muir
phys niece. and has come with the
intention of Spending the surlmer
here.
E. II. Wright, division carpenter of
the S. p, is here looking over the
improvements going on about the sta
tion. He came in yesterday afternoon
from the west. and will go east this
evening
l. l.. Rickard left today with four
cars of horses, billed through to Bat
tie Creek Mich, although it is prob
able that he will dispose of the ship
mont wholly or in part before reach
ing Battle Cree.
Mrs. Adam Adrian, of Trout creek,
Ol egon, near DEMO, arrived in Win
Eemucca on No. last night from
Cincinnati, Ohio, Were she has ~een
visiting since last January. She will
leave for home on Saturdays stage.
Mrs G.. A. Krenkle, accompanied by
her son and daughter, will leave on
No. this evening for Alameda, Cal,
where the son, Frank, will re-enter
the high school and complete the
course of study egun two years ago.
Doctor Harry Warren will return
on No. 3 today to San Francisco. to
take up the work of his chosen pro-
fession. He will put in the time from
now until the opening of the fall term
of school at the Medical department of
the University of California, in doing
clinic and hospital work.
New books containing the rules and
regulations that govern the employees
of the Southern Pacific are out, and
are being distributed. Railroad men
say there is no radical change in any
particular, those noted being more in
the nature of amendments or revisions
of the rules that have been in force
heretofore.
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