The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-28
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told In
Our Exchanses--Notes on
the States Growth.

1t is said that a new lumber yard
will be opened in Carson by Reno peo-
pie.
Trains are now running over the
new line of railroad from Fenelon to
Toano.
The Virginia Report says the fruit
crop was badly injured by the recent
cold spell in the west.
The Bonanza advocates abolishing
the Tonopah mining exchange recent
ly organized in San Francisco.
Mary ]. Muckle leads in the con-
test for queen of the Virginia City
carnival. The fund raised has reach
ed the s2.5OO mark.
The next meeting of the Nevada
mission of the M. E. church will be
held at Loyalton, Sierra county, Cal.
beginning August goth.
Word received from San Francisco
says John Murphy, who had his eye
injured at the oreman shaft. is i'm
proving and his eyesight may be
saved.-Enterprise
Lieutenant Governor Allen departed
for Churchill county this morning by
team, being called to the bedside of
his father. who is said to be in a
dying eondition.-Carson News.
Assessor Beard of Washoe county
has assessed property at Wadsworth
at the same figures as last year. The
mining outlook at Olinghouse has
made the people of Wadsworth very
hopeful.
The Virginia City gun club has or
dered a magazine gun-trap, one OF the
latest designs. The trap keeps six
birds in the air at a time. The traps
cannot be bought and cost $50 for use
the first year and $40 year there
after.
The Lincoln County Record says:
Work on the Grass mountain coal
mine has been prosecuted with vigor
for the past three months and will be
continued The coveted coal seam
has not been reached. but the indica-
tions continue as strong as ever.
The new line of the Southern Pa
cific company throws into Storey and
Churchill counties a number of miles
of track that were formerly in Washoe
county, states the Enterprise. 1t was
believed that this would cause a loss
to Washoe county this season, but
owing to delays the Washoe track is
still being used and will be assessed
there.
Joseph CALLER was struck by the
pilot of an engine at Verdi Sunday
night and thrown thirty feet. His
ribs were crushed in and he died
shortly afterwards. The deceased was
an old resident of this state. He was
aged ~ years and was native of the
Province of Quebec. The body was not
mutilated Coroner Updike went to
Verdi yesterday and held an inquest.
The verdict of the jury was accidental
death.-Gazette.
Miss Una Reilly, sister of Assembly
man James Reilly of Cherry Greek,
has been offered delightful home and
tuition in vocal music from the best
masters in San Francisco by her
wealthy uncle in the Golden Gate city,
says the Cherry Creek Miner, and left
camp last week TO commence her stud
les. Cherry Creeks loss is San Fran
cisco's gain and Miss Reilly's many
friends expect great results from
their talented young townswoman's
good fortune.
An electric hoist is to be installed
al shaft No. l. on the Brunswick lode,
and is now in the course of construc-
ton at the Nevada Engineering works
at Reno, and is expected to be ready
fol shipment in about three weeks
The substitution of electricity for
steam will materially lessen the cost
OF operating through shaft No. l, as
the transportation of fuel there has
been an important item in the expense
account. The power line has already
been extended TO the Brunswick and
is being used to operate power drills,
Enterprise.