The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-15
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told in
Our Exehanses--Notes on
the States Growth.

Scarlet fever has broken out in Do
Lamar
The News says the President will
arrive in Carson next Tuesday at s5s
a. m.
The work of preparing to pipe water
to Tonopah from Rye Patch wells has
begun.
Thomas McClain, employed at Ryn-
don, Elko county, has become violent
ly insane.
The Elko Eagles Aeirie raised s275
to send an invalid member to Arkan-
sas springs
The Virginia gun club will have
a pigeon shooting match at its new
grounds Sunday
Jessie Jackson of Washoe City had
his shoulder broken Monday by a
wagon in which he was riding over
turning.
Frank Terrace. a Southern Pacific
employe had one of his legs ,mangled
Wednesday by being run over by a
train near Reno.
Will Cam and o. Heiser of Reno
have secured a bond on churchill
county mine property carrying gold
values from $40 to $50 per ton.
The Eula Consolidated mining com
pany has been organized in Reno to
operate in Tonopah with c. E. Mack.
II NJ. Gorham. w. ]. Harris. j. A.
Yerington as directors.
The mining excitement at Caliente
has subsided and until the title to the
property is settled no work of any
consequence will be done in and about
the principal properties.
The Reno Masons have purchased
for the sum of s10.500 the lot now
occupied by the Iron Bridge stable on
Virginia street, and will erect there
on a beautiful Masonic Temple.
M. Geraldo and B. BernasGue were
fined SIS each the other day for herd
ing sheep within three miles of the
postoffice in the town of Austin. The
fines were paid, says the Reveille.
Nevada state people are pleased at
the advance in silver. and some be-
lieve the price will go higher yet. A
recent purchase made by the govern
ment was at 80 IL cents per ounce.
Governor Sparks yesterday sent to
Carson a chair made of elk antlers.
1t is a beautiful piece of work. The
chair will be for the use of President
Roosevelt on the platform at Carson.
President and Mrs. ]. E. Stubbs
will pay a visit to the Orient In June.
They will touch at Honolulu. then go
on to Japan and China and pay a
visit to Manila They will probably
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Full
ton.-Reno Gazette.
Judge Brown telegraphed the Inde-
pendent from Ely this forenoon that
by consent of the parties William
Lloyd. charged with attempted kid
naping of John A. Traylor, was found
guilty of simple assault.-Thursday
evenings Independent.
Alva P. Catlin a Nevada pioneer,
died in Carson Wednesday. He was
one of the first four men to comprise
the population of the Comstock. Four
children Of whom Mrs. Baker of Wells
is one. survive him. He was native
Of New York. aged 6S years.
The Christian Endeavor Union OF
Nevada will meet in the Presbyterian
church at Carson City on Friday ev-
ening, May 22d. A program covering
the evening and the morning and af-
ternoo of Saturday has been pre-
pared. Delegates will be present from
,ther parts of the state.
Work upon the claims owned by the
De Lamar Bonanza Gold Mining Co. Is
actually under way. under the able
of Mr.. George c. Fet-
erman, three shifts are now driving
The main tunnel into ground from
which most promising results are an
icipated; the equipment is complete
or immediate needs and will be added
o as reQuired.-De Lamar Lode,