The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-14
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE.
Accidents and Incidents Told In
Our Exchanses--Not on
the States Growth.

There are thirty Indians serving
terms for drunkenness in the county
jail at Reno.
Mrs. Francis G. Newlands is in San
Francisco. called there by the death
of her sister.
The output of the Leadville district
at the present time is over $500 tons
of ore a day.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Silver Hill mining COM
pany has been called for May rs.
Butte. Montana. is famed through
out the northwest from the fact that
II has but a single tree.
The deepest hole in the United
States is the oil well OF the Forest
Oil company, West Elizabeth, Allie
gheny county. Pa. 5.575 feet.
One hundred and twenty men are
now employed on Horizons Spur. as
the extension of the Boca and 10y
alton railroad toward Glover valley
is termed.
A rain storm, or in fact any kind
of an old storm, says the Reese River
Reveille, would be of great benefit
to the country, which is becoming
very dry and dusty.
1t cost H. A. May $3.50 and costs
to settle the episode that occurred
Sunday afternoon at the Virginia
street bridge. He was charged with
resisting an officer and carrying con-
cealed deadly weapon.-Reno Jour-
nal.
At the last meeting of the Reno
city council it was found that the
new municipal government starts off
with a deficit of sic, 900, but no plan
u meeting it was adopted. R. Leepef
was appointed chief of police and c.
A. Richardson police judge.
keno's city government will cost
he taxpayers over one thousand per
month if it is conducted in a proper
manner This estimate is for sal
aries, and it is a very low one, for
It is safe to say several hundred dol
airs more will have to be allowed for
emergencies, says the Ledger.
j.. A. Taylor and James P. GaskilI
passed through last evening on their
way to Ely to prosecute William
Lloyd, president of the Ely Miners
Union, for an attempt to kidnap Mr..
fraylor last January. When the kid
mapping was attempted, Traylor killed
.nree of the men who were with
Lloyd.-Independent.
J. Melin, tuba player in the Eagle
band, yesterday received a telegram
announcing that he has been appointed
second musician on the battleship
Wisconsin says the Reno Journal. He
is ordered to report. at San Francisco
Immediately. Day after tomorrow he
will catch a teamer there for Homo
lulu, where he will embark on the
Wisconsin.
Henry Mack of Gardnerville was
Sunday, but his injuries are
not deemed serious Mack is a clerk
in a store and he sought to eject an
offensive Mexican from the premises
the latter turned and sought
10 bury a knife in his side. Mack's
ibis arrested the knife and saved his
ife.-Appeal.
Mr.. Smiley came down from Star
valley this afternoon. he says the
are Matching out by the mill
ions in hat section. Pref. Doten of
the Experiment Station staff is in the
valley investigating the pest. He will
experiment with different poisons. but
Smiley says it is doubtful If any
hlng a be accomplished, as IT
AXE a carload upone the number of
srickets
Superintendent Thrall of the Ne
division of railway mail service
las ordered that of ~ffty-eight CLERKS
now on the route between San Fran
,isco and Ogden that t~wenty-nine OF
will hereafter run through to
San Francisco and reside there. Eigh-
.een clerks will remain in Ogden run
ling on the Central Pacific as helpers
six will run from Ogden to Reno
turn back at that point. This
abolishes Reno as a lay-over point.