The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-08
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL Known PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told in
Our Exchsnses--Notes on
the States Growth.

About 100000 pounds of wool will
be auctioned in Reno on June II.
Eureka county has no delinquents
on the second installment of taxes.
Contributions to the Virginia City
carnival fund have passed the $1,000
mark.
The camp of Searchlight, Lincoln
county, is forging to the front as a
gold producer.
The clerks of the several stores in
Lovelock are trying to inaugurate the
Sunday closing movement.
The Flanagan Warehouse company
of Reno will probably handle 1.5OO.-
900 pounds of wool this season.
The Virginia Chronicle says it is
informed on good authority that sill
yer will soon be so cents an ounce.
c. R. homas. secretary of the Nat
ional Hereford association. is the
guest of Governor Sparks at the
Alamo farm.
LOveloek Valley is to have a rural
mail delivery after all. 1t will prob
ably be in operation about the first
Of next month.
The Daly-West company of Park
City, Utah, Voluntarily raised wages
on June 1st. Miners will receive SO
day; muckers and carmen. $2.75.
Trains are running over the new
piece of track around Clark's station
The new line is now in use from Saliva
to Reno. making straight track for
distance Of thirty miles.
Lieutenant Governor Allen was
among the arrivals of yesterday. He
reports his father recovering from his
late serious illness. which called Mr..
Allen to the home ranch.
The Riverside -four mill at Reno
has contracted with the government
to furnish 114,5OO pounds Of -four
during the coming year to the Carson,
Walker lake. Pyramid and Greenville
schools.
Joseph Cook, a longtime resident
of Phoebe, Lincoln county. died recent
ly. In early days he freighted be-
tween Elko and White Pine. He was
native of Germany, and about 10
years of age.
Reports from Elko county ranchers
are not favorable regarding the
amount of water to be expected this
season. There is very little snow in
the higher mountains and the outside
feed is very short
In the carnival queen contest in Vir-
ginia City, Miss Lily Richards leads
with S22 votes while Miss Georgia
Beckert is a close second with $40.
Things are humming up that way and
the carnival is a month of.
The Modesto News very heartlessly
remarks that a man VINO squeezes a
dollar never sGueezes his wife. and
observes: "A glance at our subscrip-
ton book leads US to believe many
women in this section are not having
their ribs cracked"
The annual session OF the grand en-
campment. Grand Lodgeand Rebekah
Assembly, l. o. o. F.. will be held in
Reno. June 18th to 18th inclusive. For
this occasion the Southern Pacific
company have agreed to make a rate
OF one fare and one-ftth for the pas
sage OF attendants on the receipt-cer-
tificate plan.
The Reno lodges of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are considering the
proposition of erecting an Orphans
Home in this city. for fatherless or
motherless children OF members OF
those organizations. They have made
a number Of arrangements and believe
their way is clear for establishing
this institution.-Journal.
George A. Tremble has informed a
Dispatch reporter that the famous
Eagleville group OF mines have been
sold to San Francisco and eastern
people. The sum to be paid is $50 900
and the first payment Of $1,000 has
been made. There are thousands Of
tons Of ore ready for reduction at the
mines and one OF the conditions OF the
sale is that a plant for the reduction
or ore must be built.