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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
af Speriees
poitpaiens Piitorie.

3 ct Rinoeifrift, iom netop er no.
gipet / anleoning al SSnopielien al
StodbolmS npe Boitfontor, meobeles
mange interesiante Splpsninger ON
SperigeS EoitpGien / 9Iore 5iSer.
Get bar Irel grenitierpa, iom unoet
8ronning 9riitinas 8egiering |
1886 hit oprettet oct isrite orSne6e
ToItpPien. Som Rigspoitmeiter on.
iattes SpIferen 8edel, iom ti6Iiaere
bapoe pPret Gbef for 8uitap gooIfs
6eltpoit | 2eip3ig. Senne Ran6 ef.
terfulgtes peo fin 7so 10 glar efter
at i'm 6rne, "Speriges Riaes Bolt.
meriterinbe~. De ferite 5~sororonin.
ger gjalot Oeientlig grebenes irons.
port. Der iuttes itreng Strof for
Boitfsrernes ~SorismmeligbeS. graa.
te ban mere emo TO elmer paa RiIen.
biep ban ofiot % lit s Cages gonS
90 grso otpan. : 1916 fit man ri.
oenoe Roitfsrere. 8ortoen Dor oo TO
IRE "boio Rpnt" for boer Ril. Bolt.
p9ienet ft mart oaiaa andre Sporou
al uofsre. ! 1916 blep goitoireftsi
Sobdn geier paalagt at boIoe aorre.
%iponoenter | De Uistiaite SopeoitGSer
OF lnoe truffe forte llooroa poo
Spenf at oeres grebe. San bIro
fanleoes Speriges ierite apisreoof.
tsr. Smfring aaret 100 ff De
ipenite @oitmeitere runbt ON / Gan.
bet ogina gaal9g ON at ftaiie Rpbe.
Der, oct bare Jig ON griieu paa SEP.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

mctsmioler, ~forncninle Srucntim.
mers 9so," 1grcpe Gclinfpenters
Strai~ "prspeoe Snsraao" eIIer on.
ore oeiaa at Nutioens apislGicrc pn.
oeoe Gmncr. 3 1862 faitfottes
9sositrai for grepbruo o. 5pueri
al Yeniie fra onores 9repe. gaereoe
/ 1875 Dor goitpGienet bIepet en- be.
tpoelis SnotGstsfilbc for Staten
ioet set gopeet Sperifuo al 100000
SaIer Sslp. : 1880 foitiottes gor.
toen til 2 SfiIIing pr. SOB for cit
8eilGnaSe Of inotil 8 Mil. Gusar.
tct 1orto iuoisrtes fsrit | 1856, fam.
tiois iom 5rim1rferne Tom / 9rug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
SYeeiensen.

Snaopm fomner for eller ieuere Ii
enhper Samilie, % bet sr fanife / be
fsite Tilialber, at man r,aa bialpc ia.
iom man bspit tan, uoeu ppsSe Spos
pIeierifer. Get er osrfor al itpr 0ptts
o. 8etpSnius for enbuer 8pinbe, al
bape liot ereie paa, bpproan ben en-.
I.ges Sens bpr pare, os bpurIeess ben
fan bliue rsSet paa beoite Waabe, mar
ben Spse er for iuas iii at hume bore
cppe ben Stuno, ipm MAJ treuser, for
at rsbe Ssneen.
On Sernien1 TO eler TO % n bdlu
Sob hvi % t~ilitraftelis lang. iamt ire
5po breo, iparsr til Sebppet.
Gu Sonrmaoras sr COB at ligoe pan
% fnu meo 9etbeo btius reniet pe bes.
iniiccret. 8omu pslagsnsr er bsore
END 9iulaasuer. Ger bsr bruses ire
2asensr al @ansen pao Spseienseu-et
uroer. ct poer, iamt ct ipm err laot fam
reu nnber ben Spge % refer fra
Sfulnrene til libt neoenfcr SpIterue.
@poe SGppcr meS ct let ct oprrIt er bet
belbi9ite 9Gfte. Der bsr bore TO
itprre TuSer, Ell iplot mec Sdar Os en-
nteb 6iGr, % iun mango miuors &uosr
lum man ipr 2ili9lNei Tan bare BRIG
for.
Snis ct Rubbsrlaesn tr9uoes unoer
gatienter, brebes bet iOriistist no Upsu'
paa Mabrasieu. 9aoeust lRgess ian
pdd % iGites meo &iuoeuaale iii Ora.
brasien. iaa bet bIir iepnt % IIet unoer
ben Sp9e. Serpaa IGsser man iam'
men eft 9aSen, iaa bet rattsr ben Spse
ira SfaIorene til nuoet nsoenior !Soi,
terne, % itr9iter Oct tpersuper Seugen,
lamt iriter psiaa oct mso Raulsr.
Sperlaseuet pg Eepperne lrgges paa
fig at 2asenet fan brGttss tilbOge oper
9Gpperne, Der bpr mao iioa lnuot pp, at
DC fon bGtfe ben Sn9es Iaffs.
Hoar Der mao bDttes 9ageuer, tager
ben, ipm eipr BET, Yatieutsu unoer
Stuloeren meb ben enc Saauo ps uuosr
Soften meo ben anoen % ruler ham
eller bente foriigtis puer til ben cite St
De. Get unberite 9nsen RIFLES op eiter
san9tanten imOo 8atieuteu, % DC rene
Sasener IG9eeS paa % iGites. 8 bet
man beItptter Eatieuten belle Sibsn meo
O%oerla8enet, brtn9er maj bom eller
beitoe oper paa De relIe 2a9erer. Der M
no % iGites peo ben nnoen
aaut al Mabrnsieu. Seq M ct rent
Sperlasen puenpaa bet brugte, iUm Der
paa ta9es p9t.
Get err bel ursSiet at %iilisie, at De
rene 2aseuer fflIoe bore epct ubluitebe
% pormebe.
Deb "oUble" Senge er Der ben 5or,
bel, at Satieuten fan iope cGIer bpile
paa Den enc Saluoel ON 9nseu os ben
nnben Salpbel on Naiten.
Spis ben Spse er ubiat for at iaa
li9geiaar, piI en- ctrtsliurmis 4uoe pfte
til flor SiGlp. Smdapuoer al
ioritjeIis Slass CT tiot til flor Rptte
ipr ben Spge.
Gnbpg raar Rntteuten CT msget ipa
9eserne | Dor lib, at Der lille
inoa ben9aa mere enc nogle ina Gage
nellem boer Sang, Der bliper itiitet
ScngefIGoer. RenIisbeo er al flor ges
.ponius for alle, men alIermeit for be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
Heis bjctt til Sniem.

Som BET oil ices al q. Rortsnisns aper.
.isisment | bette 30. al SIabst, snar ben
tore SHIeertariioa ira Reip Dori Cnssas
ben sSs December, meo TamvItibst 'nniteo
States. 3ette or ct 7obbsIt- 9rupsIer
lib al 10000 7rGstishee. bar iiauoinopiil
SeiairiH3. baabs Efieerer % NaHenab.
ltanoiHapin &ao ierperss paa buesoe Dor.
be. 3er sr imaa S9rslier 3be alasie.
ON er reierperet Tor Sdmi,ier "a 8pInoeG
lom reiier nlene. ueo Chen al Saiouer %
3e6re SeipemmeIieheoe Der ipr mere bsmiolsee
Solt. let CT osripr raaoeiisii. at be. Tom
oil rsiie Ill europa Ill SuI. innrsii muliai
iitrer fs &laos meo 'llniieo Siaies-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
Sra GuslanS. - Sen. 9raaomirop

5ra HuslanS. - Sen. 9ragomirob
par @upernsr | &iep WeItrusIano),
men bite Jig iom en- 9arbar. On
Streif bar igang, og Der opitoo llro.
.,ligbeoer. Saa 9gte gammeI. rusiiif
BIS Loo Sragomirop flere bunbreoe
Ienneifer neoifpoe, og oft bIep ma.
tirIigDis title. ga G3aren fit bsrc
bet, Iagoe ban: Seq fan life BRUCE
oenne Wano mere. Sans Srnber er
~beiubIebe meb WenneifebIob.~ Gene.
ralen bleo afiat og er reiit biem til
line Sober. - Sor Ell Sio ii6en neo.
latte Gaaren en- commission, iom
Ifuloe unberisge aariagen til, at
9onoeitanoen mere og mere iorarmes.
commissioner bar MI afgipet i'm Sno-
beretning % f~remboIber, at S9Ges.
lfabet Sanosbpernes SSoroeienbom
er en- al Sopeoaariaeerne til Gebsan-
gen | sfonomiif geIpRre. SpiS bier
9onoe bapoe lin egeu Soro, piloe ban
bprfe ben bebre; men mn tiIoeIer gp.
raaoet bdtn eft Stpffe taar, og ct an.
Oct ON to aar. Saa laoer ban Set
iflire, Ga Raboen ON fort Sib bill 30.
ite Srugten al bans Str9p, 6pis ban
anItrenger fig. glanot andre aorio.
ger n9pnes Sorbitoet moo at finite
og 9onoens isrselige l~lpioen6eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

sGFetelsbuesbosen'. iom CT iprimsi mia
ibqnef. e. life blot uheeiig bpnb ublinret uHs
sl1r; men osfae JHoboloef er belt forirRfslia.
ior en- FABIAN sog. SdGpel min eulim tom
iee bar eienHemieei nriieH ale AIaee ca fan
life noiiom aHbeiaIe ben. 1ror iuapt bT
finess an nora sner haHf SamiIie. EssH al De
oiiee babe 9Hisresls ai at boss ben / hereS
ben. od eiIoe be ns9pe Files eee b.H for BEES
Bris - 10 0aHae. bpilfgt pGa Innei nQt
fan fges ON ale Sseer. iom mango { bore
u. eatfeh Crum, 3ebT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

70 ON 2. - Sra 5erroI ! Spdnien
~teleeroferes, at TO brittle gampfibe
Tom bio ! forrise llee ! en- rompone-
ret Silitano. Geres aapteiner FOR.
ialte en- unoerlis Siitorie ON, at DC
bar blet an%srebne al 25 ipanife Gar.
tsier, bpis geiatnineer faIteoe Sten
og ifiso paa Dem. bporpaa Be toe
6Iuaten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
8bitsman lsslaSt. n. !. @6ite.

ySDuemaH ieeiaoI. q. ". Sgfe'
man, forbenpGrenoe Stntsienator |
RiHReiotn. iremitiaeoes | forrise
llge / Retten / Chicago, anflnset Tor
al 5ope ubiteot en- iaIif Gbecf pan
5000 j auSitorium Sinner. ansierr.
rem par imiolertio noe al Siauo til
at sieufienoe @bitemm, bporior Den.
ne blep Isslaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
Q~mtfeilabs. - grsbrene eobouor

puffeilaos. - 9rsorene 9abouop
! Varis bar bpaset ct 9uitifib, iom
forIeSen ieiIeoe as MiI os bite fla at
bore itprbort. Oct itca op fra Rois.
Jon, meocns oct bIaite en- pen gris.
os git siennem aiiiten iaa burtie
lom ire 5ieroinser i Rinutet. Sfi.
bet tilbagelogoe be nGpnte 46 Ril
meaefr Roisiou os Inrsmorfen I
garis pda 1 Zine og Al Rinuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17
gobrifpff. - SfsIee ei Telegram

oipASN ~ StASbhaifi
ira Stoefbolm maa 6inlanos @ene.
ra~lsIrernsr bore Iigeiaa troneipnt
Iom ban er tpranniif. gn 9ro for.
binoer Den ~ioenife 9p 5orneaa meo
Den finife By paparanoa; men 8li.
oerrsr gobrifoff heialer, at BEN ifal
neoripes. Sueniferne iparer BERTH,
at De eier Salbparten al groen, %
bpis Gusierre soeIpgger oen finife
Del bill De benptte 5Grger. ~glei
Saf!" tiger gobrifoff; "in9en Craft
melem Sperige % 5inlano! Spis
6rrger og gaabe benpttes, bill ieg
bpgge ct bsit Tlanfeaierbe paa Sen
finife SIDE for at iperre aogangen.
8ieroet ifaI blipe 2 MiI langtl" ;
gintertioen frpier glpen til, og ba
fan Soeniferne ontgaa BIanfegieroet
peo at fisre en- liot l9nsere 8et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

~fonierpafipc panot ct % ta6te fem
SGoer; 90 De fcnierpatiue table to
% panot ire S9oer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

gebenfaasnbe sr gGsor az Ru. "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der iphr
$40 SO. GReO Swell Front menss, at StuHtrus Os GraU3rtt CT frGst af
ruube % tar Fs ualmnbsGa eObt uh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

CosufOr uGous Wulin,r fan srbOoss Gsara, gausota. ssaE=c
,aer RabOsni til peodeSe guer 8 Iab0sui sr grisn pa ber RaRin,
81. 80 bsRre. Wau fan lit. iRnt fig en- uatrers 8rpuups, sGr SuIn grdent
mb go "a sRr rs. Drop Head gabosHi % Swell Front, gns s2s 90
% 1880.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-17

SiQfp al en- Tonmefrre fan iarok MaHnerht meoeHs SpoIen tpnss. Zen
bar bi Grn, ipm 1esnn9en oir, bptHe siOer 900 Rlabs ir IDsts Saanbts'
ring uMu at gie ben ct flunnn luoRmoe Den bar ern9i en- autpmahf Spote
gnOer (bobbin winderl Der er iG filler % puatheHs fin gtrhu, a en-
baarlg umoei SpoIe oil bare Ell tmuGgto.
-6ususnueu" fer aOt no % CT elegant ianOet 1meo Ssnpn til 9raarbeioe
im til Nainbete. 9aihueus 5obfpne er net let buanbsrist % gefoSels
al sntur tinbt 6OrbeOrns pua bette CmraaOe. Oct nnuerbs IRA sr al beSts
gefaHrubeb % imutt iprnrbicst. 2nhrtussu o. uoimphiusu G fsre Ranss.
euhusbuOet % oe be btaute Dele al Nufueu er mutt pOkret % Ridepste
ret, buorpo Re inar ct net o9 imaaulot lbNenSe. 8esuoeu bruges Ball Bear
ing iii SUingbiust og pan begse SMr al 5oofpftt Os Eeiutatst er, at mar
man tar 8stet al Woitrsn % inuer Spsbiutet aaua oil bette lse rurot mere
eb tpue @arge mebens bet pd andre Wafiner bar tunat NOT ub at sa tire
Gunae 8Ortet sr laet al phtcrret IRA, iammeuiut al fu forfieaNe Sag
bpprreo man bar opuaast tsrre Spre % iorbtuoret at Trrst tu Fa fs.
DRaItnsns Bocfpte er ipipret mo plated casters. SGrbebs staahapps
bOoer 8rpNust Os the treadle plate, buItst gig at ToitHea =rbecsr ms
get lsnsre so saers s 1iIiGlo't. Ten bar naersnshe o. bsofs Attachments
for almtuOeio % (faney) ssrL On uOfrris Sufutrnsbua tpt bet uOrFs
rHr enseFs spros mebiesr Dor gafiH.
9Gg WtGrie til %nsOeuDaaenSc ~brtpbeGg neoate Trie:
no - SNnr SlE2
So IA - Drop Head. 5 StuHr 1000
80 10 - Drop Heal Z SuHsr. .. 2Lm
80 "a - Drop Head 5 SinFsr. Swell Front ..... 1850
SO q - Drop HeaI. I SfuHFL Swell Front. sees. 20
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
r FOUR SCORE
AND Ten YEARS
!. GouzaIes Passes From Suf-
iering to Eternal
Rest

oatient sufferer found surcease
lin when Mrs. Maria c. Gonzal-
Ia 70 her eternal rest last even
wa7 o'clock
,ooeased was one of the oldest
,,.,,s of Nevada, having passeo
,r goth milestone on the 9Th Oh iass
lrl. 80 :.
was born in Spain, coming to
i. country in 1879. For nearly 30
...rs she was a resident OF Winnie
f....a where the kindliness OF her
,..-t her devoutness in religion and
.,noa under suffering won for her
.. aeeetion and respect OF all.
NJ. Gonzales had not seen the light
!. day since 1859 and her hearing for
,os her several years ago. i-e de-
,.s0itude of age, loss of physical FAC
.,.,.s and undermining of disease
-.de life a weary burden for upwards
4 two score years.
usr husband died In Spain over
,sirty years ago. Sne is survived by
,sree children, German Gonzales O.
gIuuemucca, Joe NJ. Ganzales OF Tenn
.ua Cal. and Sylvander G. Gonzales
d Old Mexico.
Her grandchildren are Joe A. Fer
,ro station agent at Palisade. Mrs.
D Regan and Mrs. George Mcclure OF
ogden. There are also six great grand
children one OF whom lives in Pali-
ade.
The funeral will take place at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning from the
Catholic church. Friends and ac-
qaaintances are invited to attend.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
Yesterdays Service

Excellent audiences greeted the pas
tor at all of the services In the Moth
cdist church yesterday.
The morning sermon was address
Cd especially to Christians and the
speaker told the people where and
vAen to meet the Lord.
IN the evening the pastor delivered
strong address on the subject Of.
Tue Border Land" The speaker des-
erioed the condition Of the young
scribe OF whom the Savior said, Thou
art not far from the Kingdom of
God" and then in very forciful way
exorted his hearers to approach near
T TO Cod. A solo by Mrs. +. M. Lee
ADDED much to the services.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
WILL BUILD
LARGE SHOPS
What the Southern Pacific Fx.
poets to Do at ~
Reno

A railroad man who was In Win
nemucca yeserday says he was shown
the blue prints for the proposed works
Of the Southern Pacific company at
Reno. ....... 81
The round house will be a mammoth
one, constructed Of brick and stone,
containing thirty stalls.
There will be eight miles OF side
tracks constructed in the yards there
and the shops will be double the ca,
pacity of those at Wadsworth.
No active work has yet been begun
at Reno. There is a strong suspicion
that the railroad company has been
holding off until the meeting of the
legislature in order that the old State
prison grounds might be purchased.
II this deal Is accomplished the
shops will be located just a mile from
the Union passenger depot.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
EDITORIAL Z
OBSERVATIONS
NOTES AND COMMENTS

,nURING a recent visit to Reno the
editor Of the Silver State was re-
called with an interesting spectacle.
A dense crowd of people had gathered
on the sidewalk and street in front of
barber shop. They were in a fervor
of excitement over the fact that three
tonsorial artists were studiously en-
gagged removing hirsute stubble from
three faces that desired to later shine
In church, on promenade or in the
parlors of milady-love.
The people outside the plate glass
windows were there to dissuade Gus
toners from entering the shop. They
buttonholed, argued, coaxed and
mildly threatened. If the man with
the unshorn jowl acceded to the wish
es OF the boycotters there was a yell
Of approval from the crowd, but If he
persisted in entering the shop there
were jeers and groans thrown at him.
This continued for hours, the tedium
OF the program Deing relieved by oc-
casional embryotic passages at arms
Finally the shop ceased operations
for the day. The transperencies
Don't patronize an unfair shop"
Uphold the Union" moved up the
street and the crowd dispersed
This is the method that is being
practiced by the trades unions of the
Riverside town to secure absolute un-
ity and cooperation. The Clerks Union
has been most active in the boycott.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
ARTICLE
.FyRST----

self and family from "the home of the
unions and land of the boycott" as he
1t.
The building trades council, the CEN
trail organization, finally became so
and was so successful in
its demands tnat non-union contract
ors and certain dealers in building
supplies were forced to form a COM
bination known as the Reno Builders
Association.
There, are now sixteen unions In
Reno, and more are contemplated.
When labor goes on parade the pro-
cession reaches for blocks. There are
bands Of music, red fire, rockets, labor
songs and wild enthusiasm in the
ranks, while thousands of people con-
gregate along the line of march to
cheer the Army of Labor"
Whether or no this has profited
Reno the editor will not express an
opinion at this time. What the end
of organization and counter organiza-
tion will be this deponent wotteth not
There are three endings for these con.
ditions; one is a disintegration of the
opposing forces with a reversion tc
former conditions, a second was ex'
emplified in the Ely tragedy and the
third is the altrurian aim of socialism
the Nirvanna of the poet, the unat
tainable after which the weary worlt
unutterably yearns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
White is King

We are agents for the above we'll
known machine and have now about
10 drop heads and ball bearing ma
chimes on hand and will sell them for
the next 80 days or as long as they
last for the exceedingly low price Of
$40 FOR CASH ONLY. This il .
chance for you to get q flrst class
machine for little money which yua
nay never have again, 90 better sse
In, Country orders promptly ATTENDED
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
The Show That Failed

Last week a moving picture show
was advertised to take place In Arm
ory Hall Wednesday night. 1t was
then postponed one day and that is
the last the Silver State heard of the
outfit until the Lovelock papers ar
rived with information that the pro-
prietors Of the picture machine had
arrived there from Reno, but their
apparatus fail to work.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
Our Noble kedmen

Winnemuccas Indian camps are not
precisely the. abodes of everlasting
peace Piuteville isa cosmos ali to
itself aud q rather uneyentful place
when firewater is unobtainable.
Saturday night there was evidently
gooo supply OF "reu iicker" In Camp
as the following incidents viii attest:
Officer Lavoy was halted early in
the evening ny Cockeyed Johnny woo
exclaimed:
Heap big fight Indian camp. All
heap drunk Got um knife Got um
gun. haise um he'll"
Uncle joe accompanied the Piute TO
camp, where he discovered lna.,
though several red men were baaiy
done up All the ngntIng mad been uone
py LocAeyeu nimse4f. It seems Ina.
the Oluef kuulduS udu dSQuAleu su6
OF wnlsKy anu ueciIneu 10 declare
johnny III ON 1t, with the above men
Iione0 result.
Later IN the evening Henry Sioux,
nauess, excilea, iaceraIed and inepri-
aleu, TORE Gown the center or briuge
street. ne piumpea Into the nisat
wa.cnman anu informed him that
,ne,e were Dag 0oings In camp. The
o.ncer svvn ascerIained that Henry
nad obtained a we'll merited beating
ar the nanas OF a triDesman and pass
eo tue good tning aiong by trouncing
a sQuaw.
neury slept in the calaboose thai
nisn. ana was gwen 40 days Dy Judge
robins this morning. ,s.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19

1t has succeeded in closing every store
In Reno on, Sundays and legal holidays
and at s o'clock week days. Several
merchants held out as long as they
could. but the regiment of clerks with
their hand bills, transparencies and
arguments were too much for them
and one by one the unfair" stores
were closed.
In the building trades the Unions
nave been waging desperate battle
for greater rights in the matter of
hours and pay.
Every department in the building
line has been strongly organized,
among the unions being carpenters,
masons, plasterers, hod carriers. paint
ers and paper hangers.
Contractors who employed non-un-
ion men or purchased supplies from
unfair" dealers were diligently boy
cotted.
Governor Sparks was made to feel
the weight Of the Unions hand,
through employing a contractor on
his o,Iartz mill who had haar avnoy,oa
from the union after the contract was
signed.
Governor Sparks had matters adjust
ed and the work of constructing his
mill continued, but the boycott was
directed uninterruptedly upon the con.
tractor, until the latter was forced to
call upon the British consul at San
Francisco for aid in transporting him
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
Episcopal Church Notices

Episcopal services will be held We'd
nesday evening at 1880 In the Hose
house They will be conducted by
Rev. T. A. Bellam Of Wadsworth. All
are invited to attend.
A guild meeting will be held tomOr-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock at ths
home of Mrs. r. T. Evans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
A Whist Party

The Coming Men Ga America, VIM
nemucca's new order for boys. held its
first social Saturday evening. 1t was
given by Ralph Case at his home.
Progressive whist was the order of the
evening. 1t was an early hour Sun
day morning wnen a halt was called
to the proceedings.
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Murder

Has been committed In the store OF
NJ Holman this week. The whole
Price family has been literally carved
to pieces, even the little Prices are
smaller than In 1902. You will fnd
all tiannels and woolen goods, all no.
tions and fancy goods marked down
To the lowest possible price.
Come and reprice things to satisfy
yourselves.
Even the chicken hearted can see
Mems apparel.
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Brown Has pur Prayers

The legislature convened in Carson
today. Assemblyman Brown Of Win
nemucca informed the Silver State on
the eve of his departure for the capital
city that he would endeavor to secure
an appropriation for the restocking OF
the Humboldt. 1t Is the wish OF every
angler along the river that success
crown his efforts.
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A Valuable Accession

John j. Murray, for years printer
on the Reno Gazette and later fore
man of the Journal. arrived this morn
ing from Reno to I'LL q vacancy on the
Silver State. Mr.. Murray is q print
er artist as well as an artist print
er and the readers Of this paper may
expect to see some Of his work In the
illustrating line In the near future.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-19
Advertised Letters

Remaining In the Winnemucca post
office saturday January II, 1908. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters
please say advertised Jan. 1s, 1903.
Miss Daars, Mrs. Gernid. Mrs. NJ.
p. Hamilton, F. l.. Bates Q, A. V. Hall,
Mr.. Mainisville. w. H. Maxwell, Thoe.
Whitney, Giovanni Guylichmini.
8. ]. ANDERSON, Postmaster.
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Henry, the three-year-eld son OF Mr.
and, Mrs. Andrew Ruckteschler, met
with a painful accident yesterday. The
cnlid rell and bit It's tongue, lacera-
ting 1t seriously. DR.. Samuels dressed
AIS injuries.
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Will Reside Here

Station Agent Macpherson was made
happy this afternoon by the arrival
from wadsworth on No. 6 Of his wife
and child, who viii make winnemuc-
ca their permanent abode.
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viii Form a Club

An athletic club is among the
'lons probabilities Of the near fut-
We number Of hale and husky
"'nnemucca young men have the pro-
T'''ion under advisement and will
ay circulate q paper to obtain
eaarter members.
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Enjoying It Fully

Half the town was on skates yester-
day. Tho ice was in perfect condi-
ton from the Bonniield bridge 10 q
noint two miles below. The threat
ened storm is causing the young peo-
ple to take full advantage OF the ice
today also.
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., a Mrs. p. N. conroy returned
,... this msrning from an ex-
visit to Reno. San Francisco.
g, s7'es and Merced. Conductor
a,. !" WI report fDr duty in two or
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Lumber for 4 Mill

e lumber for the Arizona mill Is
e ground and seven men are COM
me grading. It will be In oper-
sashort time. General Mana
y" y at Unionville and is not
a down before the first Of the
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COnstructiOnists Arrive

The Western Union construction
outfit, fourteen strong, is here to con-
struct the new line over lne cutoff be-
tween here and Tule.