The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-04
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san francisco.
NJ G. Jelenko. of New York. is at
the Lafayette.
G. H. Goodwin. of San Francisco,
Is in town today.
Pierre Sarrett and wife. from Ken
nedy, are in town today
A. L. Springstein, Frisco COM
mercial traveller. is in town today.
I. v. Button will ship eight cars Of
horses to Omaha tomorrow morning.
p. A. Callahen. of Pittston. Penn,
is in town, and is staying at the
+, Winnemucca
Elko last night and will visit here for
i couple oe weeks.
Miss Lucia Robins will leave tomor-
row for Illinois to make an extended
visit with relatives.
The First National Bank is having
fine new awning put up today. Chris
Wolf is doing the work.
M. NJ. Poole, a San Francisco trav-
cling man, representing a wholesale
whisky house. is in town today.
! w. B. Greeley from Napa, Cal, was
n town over night on his way to
he Pine Forest mining district.
c. d. Mackay has just completed
a large colored map of the entire
4ovelock valley from Orena to Hum
boldt lake.
r. G. Brownell, the Ogden horse
buyer, who came in yesterday from
McDermit, left for Ogden on No. 6
his afternoon.
c. d. DeLorne and w H. Turner
nave fled with the county recorder a
copy of their horse brand, a ID over
d quarter circle.
]. Hinkle. d. Defenbaugh and G.
Dorland have located the headl gnr
and Hinkle claims. twelve miles from
| Quln River crossing.
Since noon yesterday 40 cars of
oranges and green fruits passed
through the yards here, all being east
bound through freight.
Thomas Lovelock has purchas I'd
from George Lovelock twelve acres
situated near the town Of Lovclock,
the price paid being $500.
Constable McVey brought down C.
Preeo from Golconda last night, held
for investigation on the charge of
selling booze to the aborigines.
Nine cars of horses and three cars
OF mules, the latter belonging to Mr..
Harper, were loaded at the corrals for
shipment east this morning. They go
to st. Louis.
E. j. Armstrong has sold to Thomas
Kenney a half interest in the Gold
King mine. situated in the Pine For
est mining district. the consnle, alton
being given as $500.
Marino brothers have received the
fine new front for The Leader saloon
and as soon as carpenter can be
found with time enough to place tn
front in position the change will be
made.
Frank Miller was run in last night
for being drunk and disturbing the
peace. This is the second round TO
Frank within a month. and III view
of this fact. and that he is going tc
work on a ranch. Judge Robins re-
leased him without a fine
Another freight crew was put on
Yesterday, with Jack Wrede as con-
6uctor. Several more freight crews
will be made up here within a few
days, in preparation for the anticipat-
ed rush of business as the date of the
national G.. A. r. reunion in San
Francisco approaches.
At The Leader you will find a choice
line of cigars-the William Penn,
Alexander. Humboldt and other favor
ties. The finest stock of liquid re-
/ freshments in the city, o. X. Bourbon,
Cunningham and Old Grow (by John
Brtler) and r. ID. Hayden whiskies;
also full assortment of French liq-
uors OF every kind. Aft
Constable Lavcy held sale this
morning to dispose of the chattels
left behind by Babcock. the con
tractor. Z. Reinhart & Co.. principal
creditors Of Babcock. boush- in al
the articles attached with .Se excep-
tior of the bicycle. which Ton Mac