The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-11

/
each day. and subscribers at any fu-
ture time may obtain the story COM
plete from the first.
w. A. Sperry of Paradise is in town
today.
B. Cabos OF Dun Glen is at the Win
nemucca.
H. J. Lorentzen of Kennedy is in
town today on business.
/ G.. ID. Duncan took out a load OF
supplies this morning for the Black
bird mine.
T. j. Bradshaw left this afternoon
for Paradise, accompanied by Mrs. A.
E. Lewis and baby.
Joe Schloss of San Francisco. rep
resenting j. hamburger & Co., is sell
ing cigars in Winnemucca today.
E. Reinhart & Co. are unloading a
car of barbed wire today, and placing
in stock big line of trunks, valises
and dressing cases just received.
| Col. j. A. Hardin came in from
Santa Rosa, Cal, yesterday afternoon,
and departed for his Willow creek
ranch today He is accompanied by
his son Amos.
Deputy Constable Wolf came up
- Lovelock today, having N charge
yhn hah iIfC hnan
sentenced to thirty days in Jail for
disturbing the peace.
A party composed of c. E. Robins,
Charlie Meth. Aaron Brown and The
odore Weller went to Golconda on No.
yesterday afternoon to try the cur
ative qualities of the famous baths.
They returned on No. 3 last night.
Geo. Reid and Ida Reid. his wife,
executed deed to B. F. Coffey, which
was recorded today, conveying the
mining property described as Blue
Jay mines Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and s, on
Blackbird run, in the Central mining
district
Jennie Button and Butch" her
son, members of prominent Piute
family, were sentenced to five and
twenty-five days Imprisonment, re-
spectively by Justice Robins this
morning for being drunk and disor-
derby last Saturday. Butch" is be-
ginning to feel quite at home within
the prison walls, being an old often
DER.
Letters of administration were issu-
ed by the county clerk today to j.
A. Cochran. in the estate of John
Poole, deceased. The death of Mr.
Poole, it will be remembered. occur
red at ID. Cordano's hotel last Novem-
ber. Two brothers at Wadsworth
and a brother and sister In Canada
are the nearest of kin. and will in
herit the property which consists Of
half interest in three mining claims
in this county, and about s575 due In
wages from the Golden Eagle gold
mining company.
Chester Branham. who for some
months past has been the Silver
States right bower, in capacity OF
foreman of the job department. has
rendered his resignation to take effect
on the 25th of this month. and will
leave for Yokahoma, Japan, where
he has been offered a good and lu-
crative position in the office OF the
Curio Printing company. He Will sail
from San Francisco about the Sth
of June. The Silver State regrets to
lose Mr.. Branham from its force, but
commends him to any firm requiring
the services of faithful, energetic
and competent man.
John Ross, a mining man from
Weiser, Idaho. is at the Hotel WIN
nemucca. Mr.. Ross states that, as
usual att his season. the snow In the
Seven Devils country is too deep 10
permit of prospecting, and that Dy
reason of the lateness OF the season
little work in the way OF actual min
ing has been done. He is interested
In some valuable mining property
there, and thinks the country around
Weiser is going to come to the front
RAPIDLY within the next few years anu
be as widely known as the Tonopah'
Many Weiser people have interests
in Nevada and Mr.. Ross is here on
his first trip to look over some OF tne
mining properties Of this county In
which he may become interested.
] C-sI