The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-20
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Persona! 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.

S"U EitltC Vof'e'
H. Herman came in yesterday from
Reno.
Chas. Bachman is in town from
Lynn, Mass.
Regular meeting of the K of P
lodge tonight
c. ]. sterns of Clear creek is in
town today.
w. C. Donald of Boston, Mass, is
in the city today.
Jas. Bateman, Jr, of Philadelphia,
is at the Lafayette.
F. L. Orcutt registered at the Laf
ayette from Frisco last night.
c. S Wynn came in from the mines
at eKnnedy yesterday evening.
NJ. York came in from Kennedy
last night and is att he Busch.
J. H. Cox of Kennedy is at the Win
nemucca, registering last night.
J.E. White came in yesterday and is
stopping at the Busch for a few days
Jacob Leick came in from Kennedy
yesterday, and is transacting business
in town today.
Newest designs in carpets. Call
and examine our large stock. E.
Reinhart & Co. 14-tf
D. F. Abel went to Paradise yes
erday, for the purpose of buying sew
eral loads of hides.
Jules Hadley of Mill City is in
town today on a combination of busi-
ness and recreation.
S. Albertson of Alvord, Oregon, ac-
companied J. II. Gilchrest on his
trip in, arriving last evening.
H. ]. Lawrenson came in from Ken
nedy yesterday evening, and today Is
experimenting the uloading and ship
ping Of big load of wool.
Geo. R. Stoll of Wadsworth and
viii Burgess of Iowa Falls, Iowa are
two new aditions to the night switch
ing force in the yards here, going on
Saturday night.
Lewis B. Rogers, special insurance
agent and adjuster for several well
known companies, is in the city today
looking after the interests of insurer
and insured.
Two carloads of vehicles, one OF
Studbaker farm wagons and one of
Studebaker spring wagons and bug
gies are being unloaded by e. Rein
hart Co. today.
Philip Nichols left Saturday for Car
lin, where he will join George o.
CLANCY, inspector of the government
survey and will resume work COM
menced some time ago on government
land.
]. H. Gilehrest came in yesterday
evening from the Aloord ranch to
meet Mrs. Gilchrest, their two chill
uieh and neice. who were to arrive
thls afternoon from Oakland, Cal.
They will remain with Mr.. Gilehrest
fof some time.
Inc prisoners in the county Jail have
organized a kangaroo court, and are
making the way of the transgressor-
OF their rules-as hard and unpleasant
as their limited resources will allow.
flhes' penal servitude and other
lorms of punishment are numerous
out the majesty and dignity of the
court are at all times upheld.
w. S. Johnson has disposed OF
Conde," the youngest of the three
stations imported by him last week,
70 Joe Hill of Loveloek, and shipped
'he splendid young animal to the pur-
chaser this afternoon. Mr.. Hill is to
Oe congratulated on securing "Conde, "
"nose progeny will be watched with
interest by Humboldt horsemen.
Since the first of April the Silver
''"'e mas booked twenty new subscrip-
uohs and renewals and lost lust two
subscribers, one because we gave a
'onpeutior of the subscriber some
work and the other-well. he couldn't
neip IL; he had TO. But we appreciate
'ne favor shown. and win endeavor te
siNe our subscribers value received.
Assessor Guthrie left this afternoon
~ visit to a number of points il
Tue southern part of the county. Jer.