The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-16
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
side--A Panorama OF Our
Own Little World.

A. e. Lasher Is In from Kennedy
today.
Ernest Bradshaw of Paradise is in
town today.
G. utlard of Santa Rosa, Cal. Is
at the Winnemucca.
Mrs. Ward, from Kennedy, is a Win
nemucca visitor today.
Thad Coleman and Jas. Holt came
In together from Paradise last even
ing.
D. w. Cade, representing st. Joe,
No. shoe house. was in town last
evening.
R. Berry of Humboldt came in leet
night. He was on his way to Col
conda ON business.
Chas. S. Levy, a liquor salesman.
is in town today, registering at the
Busch from San Francisco.
Attorney J. F. Dennis returned last
evening from Austin. where he had
been in attendance at a session of the
district court.
Mr.. Hackett came in from McDer-
nit today after DIR. Giroux, who was
called to see Mrs. Smith, an old lady,
Who was taken suddenly very i'll.
Sam Denton, a conductor in charge
Of the work trains at Iron Point, is
taking a lay-off. and passed through
winnemucca this morning on his way
to San Francisco.
Harry Lewis, assistant superintend-
ent of the railway mail service. stop
ped off in Winnemucca yesterday on
his way TO Denio. where he was call
ed on official business.
Henry Lewis of San Francisco came
in last night. and left over one of the
stage routes this morning. He is in
terested in the stage business, and
is here looking after his interests.
Late this afternoon notice was re-
ceiyed by Agent Macpherson that the
special rate tickets to Reno on the
occasion of the Presidents visit would
be good going on No. of the 18th,
and also on No. on the 18th.
+. W. Roche. representing the Am
dican Steel and Wire company, Is
registered at the Winnemucca, from
San Francisco. He has just visited
the Tonopah section and thinks 1t Is
undoubtedly the greatest camp on
earth, and that it is destined to be
known soon as the worlds phenom-
ehon in the mining industry.
V. Button came in this morning
nom his ranch with twenty-one heao
o' nne horses. for shipment tonight to
oan francisco. He will accompany
we Shipment and sell them himself
u lhe city. Mr. Button informs US
~a9 The statement that he had sold
= Oahd OF horses to an eastern buyer
vas erroneous; he has not sold any,
WI mas some 5000 or more. which
Nc lot sale to any buyer who wants
sOd horses at good prices.
oaerin Lamb sold at noon today. to
'susly Judgment in favor of w. H.
''ele and against John X. Will
ior the sum of $1356.93, the
heast quarter of the northeast
Vr and the west half of the north
quar'er Of section twenty-five in
.s'p Asn'p twenty-nine north, range
uVe ona east. containing one hundred
waa "eu's acres of land; the property
O'u IN Tor Mr.. Corbiere by his at
Oiney F. x. Murphy for $3.50
special of ten Pullman cars, all
NM, "'ieu with debates to the an
s'a convention of the National AS
on Oh Master Plumbers, which
:" eah Francisco ON the 18th,
anu zlst, inst, passed through
n n+mueea little after noon today.
N. peciai bore what is known as
tso nSas City-'Frisco club, those
no Nues being the originators OF the
nent resulting in the formation
"a !. association. and there were
gan.' loily crowd delegates from
pIs0as City. Pittsburg. Milwaukee
l0n,' ,apoiis. Denver. St. Paul. ST
lo pes Moines. Sioux City, Buff
s.r view York and Birmingham. AL
large number of delegates