The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-21
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H. E. Stock came in yesterday from
/ Paradise.
W. E. Spinoler is in town from st.
Louis. Mo.
c. w. Wilson, of Kings River, was
an over Sunday visitor in town.
| A carload of choice wool was ship
ped to Boston today by E. Reinhart C
Co.
George NJ. Rose and family have re-
turned from a short visit to the Sa
noma ranch
A. Garcia and f. Mercando, from
Hanford, Cal, are in town, and are
staying at the Winnemucca hotel.
R. T. Evans came in today from
Paradise, called by the preliminary
examination of Germaine Savornin.
VIM. Newman was given ten days
in Jail on the charge of vagrancy Sat
urday afternoon by Justice Robins.
Twenty-six cars of sheep loaded at
Hallock passed through Winnemucca
this morning, going to San Francisco.
Have your piano tuned by an expert.
Leave orders with Mrs. Crooks, Bridge
street Prompt attention; satisfaction
guaranteed. B. F. ROSSI.
M. Holman writes from Alameda,
Cal, that he is enjoying his visit very
much and feels great deal better
than when he went away.
Miss Emma Merchant has accepted
a position with E. Reinhart & Co. as
stenographer and bookkeeper, enter
ing upon her new duties today.
When a person is sick. he naturally
consults a doctor. When in need of
clothes, why not consult a tailor?
Kirchner & Bond are at your SER
vice. 9-16-tf
Arthur Cochran and Newt Jackson
left this morning for Wash Nelson s
Jackson Mountain ranch. They are on
a hunting expedition and will be gone
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Muller and Mrs.
j. A. Lipman drove to Guthrie's ranch
yesterday, spending a delightful day
in the orchards and groves of the fa-
nous Sanoma ranch.
Miss Mabel Cochran, instructor of
the Sanoma school, spent Sunday at
hcme, returning yesterday evening.
Her school started off auspiciously,
and the prospects are favorable for a
successful term.
Mrs. F. Losee, wife OF Engineer
Losee, accompanied by their two boys,
departed on No. yesterday evening
fer a visit with relatives and friends
in Ogden and Salt Lake. They will
be gone for two or three weeks.
I. V. Button loaded eight cars of
horses at the corral yesterday, six of
which were billed to Battle Greek,
Mich, the other two cars going to
!; San Francisco. Mr.. Button will ac-
company the larger shipment east.
On account of the illness of Senator
Pitt, who is one of the defendants in
the Lovelock water suit. the case OF
Peter Anker ct al. VS.. w. c. Pitt ct al.
has been continued and will probably
be called for trial ON the 18th day of
October.
The Spencer Mining company, of
San Francisco, whose properties are a
short distance from Kennedy, near
the Hidden Treasure mines, has sew
eral men at work grading and prepar-
ing the site of a mill, which is to be
erected as soon as the ground is in
readiness.
w. ]. Bell returned Sunday morn
ing from Ogden, where he attended
the irrigation congress as a delegate
from Humboldt county. He was much
pleased with the meeting. and believes
it will result in a great deal of good
for the arid land states OF the west
and southwest.
Tim Tompkins' teams came in from
the north yesterday. The teams were
brought in on a rush order, expecting
that the new mill for the Pine Forest
mine would be here. as it was due to
arrive on the Goth. The mill is not
here yet, however, and the teams will
wait until IL arrives.
The family of w. II. Curtis. OF the
Silver State stan. including Mrs. Cur
: tis and son Frank. Mr.. Curtis mother
Mrs. Smith. and sister. Miss Smith
arrived on No. 3 Saturday evening
from Des Moines. Iowa. They will
occupy one of M. Hofman's cottages
on Melarkey street, and will begir
, housekeeping at once. They came BY