The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-26
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
New da
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told In
Our Exchanges--Notes on
the States Growth.

The game of baseball Sunday be-
tween the Wells and Elko mines re-
suited in victory for the former by
a score of 10 to 10.
The White Pine News says that
William Lloyd was convicted of an as
sault upon John A. Traylor and has
paid his fine. $3.50 and costs.
Over twenty new houses have been
erected in the town Of Fallon, the
and the town is experiencing a boom.
The Virginia City carnival starts
out with over $1,000 in cash as a
fund, and over $500 more has been
promised. 1t looks as if the town on
the hill will entertain with its old
vigor.
] Prof. Frandsen, the bacteriologist
of the experiment station staff Of the
state university, arrived this morning
and went up to Mr.. Bruce's ranch
to investigate the disease that is kill
ing the hogs on the ranch. When he
completes his work there, he will go
to Carlin and investigate the disease
that is killing Mr.. Linebarger's hogs.
-Elko Independent.
The members of the Virginia Gun
| lub. who went to Reno yestel day.
to compete with the Reno Gun club,
returned last evening and report hav-
ing had a very nice trip. The home
team defeated the Reno team by ten
points and brought back with them
the trophy in the shape of large
gold-lined cup with the object Of the
prize handsomely engraved on the
side.-Virginia Chronicle.
The Carson Appeal says Lieutenant
Governor Allen, who has just returned
from a trip to the home ranch, at
the sink of the Carson river, reports
big body of water going into the
sink. In speaking Of this, Lem re-
CARDS it as a terrible waste. The water
that goes into the sink is of absolute
ly no use to the people of the state,
and as he expresses it, there is enough
running into the sink to irrigate every
acre of land between here and the
point it could be stored. Another
thing that strikes the rancher down
that way is the fact that when water
is needed in the river the bed is dry
and water a shy article. While the
Carson sink is chock full OF water
that cannot be turned to use.
Once in a Hhile an item of the days
of gold and plenty come to light, when
money was so plentiful that little val
ue was placed on it and men figured
on today and not on tomorrow A
case has Just come to light in the old
Ormsby house. Mr. Allen the new pro-
prietor, has been riping the old build
ing open from garret to cellar, and ID
8 so doing has uncovered a number OF
items that tell better than words the
luxury of the pioneers. In the dining
. room Iue uOOi was hSA a. NNN
| the surprise Of the new proprietor ana
the carpenters it was found to be MADE
7 of white ash and black walnut. each
0 board two inches wide and alternat-
4 ing. The floor had originally been
polished and from the amount OF I'M
ported lumber used, probably cost as
much as the modern house erected
] in the mushroom time. Another
= niece TO extravaganza that was shelv-
q ed was the chandelier that was useo
% in the bar room. The ornaments con
J sisted of prism cut glass, each penden
= being cut so as to reflect as many col
ors as possible and also show igh'
from each side. II is the finding oi
such relics of the days that have pass
20 ed that reminds the present genera
q ton that they are not the only pebbles
'6 that have been counted in the west
= Carson News.