The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-22
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The study of Indian languages.
which was commenced by the univer-
sity of California. is to be carried on
to much larger extent this summer
The strike of the trainmen and
switchmen of the Mobile & Ohio rail-
road was declared off by agreement
The terms have not been made pub
lie.
The Republicans carried the Stock
ton city election Wednesday and elect
ed all the city officers except the clerk,
superintendent of streets and sur
veyor.
Miss Stone is going to demand dam
ages from Turkey. according to a dis
patch because of her abduction by the
Bulgarian brigands a while back.
An explosion of five barrels of hy-
dro-carbon in the New York Central
railroad yards, New York, caused a
disastrous fire and resulted in the
death of one man and the serious in
jury or several others.
After his reception in Salem, Ore,
on his way to the depot the president
noticed an invalid child lying upon a
stretcher on the curbing. He stopped
his carriage, got out, went to the
childs side and kissed the little girl
startling episode is reported from
the Twn Falls grading camp of Mil
ner, the new town called into exist
ence owing to extensive operations
now under way there. Two men were
caught stealing eight head of horses
belonging to the graders. One OF the
offenders was hung to a wagon ton
que. The other one was repeatedly
ducked in the river until he drowned
HALEY, Idaho, News Miner.
Traffic Manager Bird of the Gould
system has served notice on Mr.
Kruttschnitt, manager of the South
ern Pacific, that if the Gould roads
are not given equal privileges with
the Union Pacific he would build q
direct line from California. This il
in the nature of an ultimatum ant
means business.
A New York dispatch says that two
school children, boy and a girl, dice
on the streets of Brooklyn Wedncs-
day from the effects of the heat. There
were three cases of heat prostration
reported in New York. The thermom-
eter stood at 81 at noon. There were
no deaths in western Nevada tha
day from the heat and no one frozt
to death.
Unless the Seattle Street Railway
Employees union is able TO secure
some satisfaction from the Seattle
Electric company before next Thurs
day, the union will take its griev-
ances into its own hands. However
the union is going to give the company
every opportunity to come to peace
full agreement regarding the mems
protests before adopting drastic meas
ures.
Rev. Henry Storey. Baptist min
lister, was burned to death and his
wife so severely burned that it is fear
ed she can not recover. in a fire which
early yesterday morning destroyed
their home in Richmond, Mich. Mr.
Storey had been i'll and 1t is supposed
arose in the night to get some medi.
cine and dropped a lighted lamp. He
had served congregations in lows
and Kentucky.
Statistics compiled by President I
C Power of the Montana state board
of sheep commissioners, fixes the to-
tai number of sheep lost in the late
blizzard at 100000. Up to the time oi
the storm 100000 had frozen in the
snow of previous billiards, making
the grand total OF 100000 lost II
Montana since December. At an av'
erage of $3.50 this means an none
tary loss of $3.750000.
Ex-President Kruger has arrived In
Paris and received sympathetic
welcome from a small crowd OF In
innate friends. The women of ths
party presented him with many bo
quets, and Mr.. Kruger made brie
speech OF thanks for the kindnes,