The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-27
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.

H. c. Butman of San Francisco is
in town
A. H. Smith is in town today from
White Plains.
NJ. s. Dufield. of Salt Lake, is reg
seed at the Hotel Busch.
Trainmaster McGovern was in the
city last evening for a short time.
Frank Guthrie's teams are in today
from Pleasant Valley, hauling in
wool.
Julius Schwarzschild, the San Fran
cisco buyer of hides, is looking up a
shipment here today.
DR.. Giroux was called to Golconda
today on a professional visit. He
will return on No. this evening.
B. ]. Phillips, representing the big
drygoods house of Elkus & Co., Sac
ramento and San Francisco. is taking
orders in town today.
Chas. Harlow, Jr, and w. H. Hatch,
both from San Francisco. are in town
today on mining business and are reg
istered at the Lafayette
John Lemeraux came in last evening
from the north with a load of hides
for Staunton & Son. and returned to-
day with a load of supplies.
H. w. Prescott, of Prescott, Ariz.,
a mining man. was In town today
on his way to DEMO. He left for De-
nio by private conveyance this after
noon.
Thos Kenney of DEMO, Ore, came
in last night from San Francisco,
where he has been on busines for
several days. and left this morning for
DEMO. ii II
The trainload of horses brought in
day or two ago by M. Bowlin to
be shipped to the Miller & Lux home
ranch in California will be shipped
this afternoon.
d. McB. Rose has rented the rooms
adjoining his jewelry store. formerly
occupied by F. X. Murphy, and will
enlarge his stock, OCCUPYING both the
new and the old stands.
Mrs. F. p. Snapp came in on this
afternoons stage from Rebel creek,
and will leave on No. this evening
for Reno. where she will visit her
daughter for two or three weeks.
Attorney Frank X. Murphy has
transferred his law Office from Bridge
street to his residence on the corner
OF Second and Lay streets, where he
can be found at all times during the
day by parties in quest of professional
advice.
Four fine Clydesdale stations. be-
longing to John G. Taylor, Of Love-
lcck, passed through the city today
in care of two men who are taking
them to Mr.. Taylor's ranch in Elko
county, 125 miles north of here.
Mrs. Weber. the wife OF T. R. Web
er, superintendent for the Humboldt
Land & Cattle Co.. who has been in
San Francisco hospital for some
time for medical treatment, passed
through Winnemucca this afternoon
on her way home to Beowawe. She
has entirely recovered her health.
From fifty to seventy-five good
ranch hands coming to Winnemucca
at the present time could Immediately
md employment at good wages.
Ranchers are offering from $50 to $40
month. and finding no takers. A.
w. Guthrie is in today from his ranch
near Kennedy for the purpose of Sc
curing help, but so far has not Leen
able to secure even one man.
George Balm. the well known ranch
er and cattle man of Golconda. is in
town today on business. In converse
uon with Silver State reporter. Mr..
Balm stated that everything in the
way OF vegetation In the vicinity of
MS ranch Is looking fne-better than
usual at this season of the year, and.
since the supply OF water has been
abundant i..is season. and promises to
continue SO. the outlook for an unusu-
ally heavy crop is assuring. Cattle
are looking well and pastures are
good; the outside feeding ground has
been pretty closely pastured. and does