The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-21
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL Known PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told in
Our Exchanges--Notes on
the States Growth.

President J. E. Stubbs of the N. U.
will deliver the graduating address to
the Wadsworth High School June "a.
The Standard Consolidated Mining
Company will pay a quarterly divi-
dend of ten cents per share on May
81.
The first ball game of the season
between Fallon and Saltwater was
played Sunday. Fallon was victorious,
the score being Is to 30.
The Journal has been reliably in
formed that the Southern Pacific COM
pany will adhere to it's original plans
to locate the railroad shops on the
Mary Wall ranch. In less than a
week the company will begin grading
for the site.
Frank Downey and T. P. Mack of
Dayton are surveying the boundary
line between Washoe, Storey and
Lyon counties for the purpose of as
certaining the exact amount of mile
age that has been added to the two
asst named through Southern Pacific
reconstruction work.-Report.
One of the biggest deals of the year
vas closed yesterday in San Fran
cisco, when the property of the Sierra
Nevada Wood and Lumber Company
az Hobart Mills was bonded by the
Hobart Estate to an eastern syndicate
capitalized for over a million dollars.
1he property contains sixty thousand
acres and includes mills, railway,
md townsite. 1t runs over the state
Inc into Nevada.-Carson News.
Undertaken Downey was arraigned
n the justice court at Carson upon
he charge of interring a body with
out first having secured certificate
md permit for burial. He was fined
$50 and costs, the minimum. 1t was
not set up that there was any rea-
son why the body should not have
been inferred as it was, but the case
was brought to establish the law,
which has been constantly violated
N times past, it is said.
Yesterday Carson scored another hit
Jy winning the bicycle race with ease.
The Gardnerville team came to town
and while it gave the boys lively
ace. vet at no part of the game was
here any danger of Carson losing
! The victory, says the Appeal. The
track was crowded and at the grand
stand there was such a jam that it
was standing room only. The race
started with an even break, when the
Carson team forged ahead and held
he position throughout the race. In
isct. it was Carson's race from start
to finish.
A serious accident occurred Monday
at the Nevada Placer Gold Mining
companys camp on Carson river
Some fifty men are working on
ditch which is to convey water to an
elevator. In blasting at one of the
points a hole missed fire and Bert
sutherland was horribly mangled. j.
D Adams. his assistant, was only a
few feet behind him and was also Sc
verely injured. His life is despaired
Of. DIR. Hawkins of Gardnerville, who
is in attendance, says there is little
hope for either of the mems recov-
Yesterdays Journal.
The Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. OF Ne
yada Jurisdiction. convened in Car
on Tuesday The following officers
we're elected to serve for the ensuing
two years J. A. Miller, of Austin,
/ Grand Master; E. p A. Pyne, of Vir-
ginia City, Grand Foreman; F. G.
/ Folsom of Ormsby, Grand overseer;
John Brady, of Gold Hill, Grand
| Guide; John Glanzman, of Ormsby, G.
| L. w; C. P. Cross of Reno, G. o. W.;
Grand Representatives. L. M. Gile of
Storey: NJ. G. Cecil, of Humboldt
Lodge, No. 23; ]. E. Gignoux, OF
River Lodge No. 6; Grand Trustee,
Fl. E. Riley. of Nevada Lodge No. 5.
The officers were elected and install
ed Tuesday by Supreme Master Work
man MeNail of Kansas Jurisdiction
Mr.. McNail spoke at some length on
tho benefits of the Order and the vast
amount OF work it is doing for the
orphans and widows of our country.