The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-25
peesooaI and Local Items OF
interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
visitors Here From Points Out
side--A Panorama of Our
Own Little World.

L. j. O'Brien of Reno is registered
at the Busch.
Domingo Bengoa is in from Quin
river after supplies.
O. Silva of Golconda is registered
a. the Winnemucca.
Vim. B. Blattner of Paradise is in
today after load of supplies.
Burr Stewart and Frank Connors
came in yesterday afternoon from Par
sdise.
The Episcopal Guild will meet to-
morrow at o'clock at the home of
Mrs w. l.. Samuels.
F. S. Hatch is in the city today In
the interests of Armours Salt Lake
branch establishment.
NJ. A. Goldsmith, travelling for Ne
man, Seeligson & Brown of San
Francisco is in town today.
E. E. Winfrey, Simon Reinhart and
Thos. Deffenbaugh were Winnemucca
visitors in Golconda yesterday.
w. ]. Dakin. foreman for Miller &
Lux, Is in town today, and will take
out two big loads of freight to the
ranch.
Miss Gertie Abels of Paradise can't
in yesterday and will visit for few
days with Mrs. Abels and MIS-.
kllnehans.
z Jerry Nicholas is visitor from
q Winnemuca. =. George 5. Nixon re-
turned to Winnemucca yesterday
q Saturdays Journal.
P. Wilson, conductor, who is IN
charge of work along the line OF the
S. p, east of here, came in from Cor
conda this morning.
w. E. VanBlaricom was In town To-
day from Kennedy, having brought IL
big load of rich quartz from the
Gold Note mine for shipment to SAT-
Lake,
Mr.. Adamson, the mining man, re-
turned last night from trip east, nav
ing visited Salt Lake and seVeral
points in Colorado during the past
three weeks.
The Silver State is in receipt Oh
pamphlet just issued from the stalt
printing office, containing the veto
messages of Governor Sparks. also
10 Marino, an artist on the harp,
and his brother-in-law, Nicolo Pinello,
flute player. brother of the Marino
boys wno furnish music at the Palace
saloon, are expected in Lne city TO-
morrow from San Francisco.
o. F. Davis, the horse buyer from
hutchinson, Kansas, came in from
Paradise valley yesterday with car
load of horses purchased from b.
W. Stewart. and will ship them east
as soon as a car can be obtained.
Since $50 D. m. Saturday the river
has gained three and three-tourlhs
inches, and appears still to be raising
Ranchets below are hopeful that the
weather will turn warmer and that
the volume of water will keep in
ereasing for awhile.
Out around Cole creek and beyond
The stockmen are beginning to prepare
Tor the annual rodeo. and the range
rlders will meet at Cole creek on the
LIST of June. The roundup will con-
unue for six or eight weeks. At the
beginning there will be half hun
ured men engaged in the work.
Attorney and Mrs. r. H. Woolver.
who were here on business for two
OF three days, will leave for Califor-
MA tonight on No. 3. Mr.. Woolver
business was the settling up of tht
Geo. II. Colson estate, which was sat
lsfaetorily accomplished Saturday.
Their journey will take them through
ae most delightful parts of Califor-
Ia. and back over the Santa Fe to
New Orleans.
Memorial Day will be appropriately
observed in Winnemucca next satur-
Jay. The exercises will be held In
Afmory hall at 10 o'clock a. m. and
VIII be conducted by the Epworth
League. A suitable and pleasing pro-
gram La being prepared today, and
WIZ b printed In full In the Silver