The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-13
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

The Gardnerville Dramatic club vii
tackle Down East about August l.
Gardnerville is to have a telephone
exchange, instituted by the Sunset
Telephone company.
over twenty horses ara n training
at the Reno track for the ace iacet-
ing that is to he held this fail.
Commencing today the Reno Tele-
gram will be published as a morning
PAPER. with full Associated Press re-
port.
A brakeman named Higgins had
his foot crushed in the WadswOrth
railroad yard last Wednesday / an
extent tia will necessitato anputa-
ton.
One thing that Nevada has yet to
learn-and the sooner the better-is
that it isn't a business proposition to
attempt to run a one dollar state with
a ten-cent Northumberland News.
Sunday as the fire train was pulling
out 90 the station. Al Cunsmins at
tempted to throw himself in front Of
it, but was prevented by several small
boys who held nim-Truckee Replb-
lican.
Last evening Spot Miller. Eugene
Trousdale and Nick LaPoint. three
J desert conductors, came in from Win
nemueca. They will spend a day or
two in this city before resuming their
Ggties.-Reno Journal.
Mr.. Jaynes, a well known dealer in
hogs, of Carson Valley, was found
dead in his bed at GardneTvirle last
Saturday. He was quite aged, and
death was probably due to natural
causes.
F. A. Bliven. an old-time Southern
Pacific engineer, died in Wadsworth
on July 4th. For a long time he
ranked as the senior engineer on TIE
system and was retired from read ser
vice several years ago and given en-
ployment in the shops.
The New Century mine is now down
$50 feet in solid high-grade ore. and
Manager Cannon is cutting a station
at that depth, preparatory to drifting
On the ledge and blocking out stopping
ground before the arrival Of the new
mill. Ore houses have been e-ec ed
and are rapidly filing with high-g. ade
5old-silyer Cre.-Miner.
Miss Clara. the f~fteen-year old
daughter of Thomas Berry, saw a
wildcat on the roof CT the chicken
house in Flowery district a few days
aec and insetad Of SCREENING wnh
fright, as is usual with girls of that
age when confronted with the glare
81 a ferocious animal, Miss Clara
stepped quietly into the house, seized
/ rife. and an instant later the dead
carcass of the wildcat fell at her feet.
The animal was of unusual size.
A serious accident occurred on the
Geiger grade last Saturday says the
Virginia Enterprise, in which several
persons received very painful injuries.
When about two miles from the city
The white tree of the carrry-all broke
md when the driver pulled on the
ines they parted and the frightened
4nimals dashed along the grade until
l point neal the Philadelphia brewery
vas reached when the were
thrown out and the vehicle rolled 100
-est down the hill. r. HeTrin had his
eft arm broken near the wrist: James
A Wilson, lett arm injured, face and
hands cut and otherwise bruised
ltout the BODY; Mrs. James A. wilson
acerated about the head; Charles Her
ing badly cut on the forehead and
4therwise injured. and a little daugh-
er of the latter received a cut on the
lead; ]. o. Leopold. legs bruised by
icing run over by the vehicle. The in
uTed are all getting along nicely at
asst accounts.
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