The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-29
Personal and Local Items of
interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
slde--A Panorama of Our
Own Little World.

H. V. Smith is visitor from Wads-
worth
Owen MCGUIRE returned to Paradise
this morning.
John Evins of Quin River Crossing
is in the city today.
Wm. Stock of Paradise came in last
night, and is transacting business here
today.
Mrs. B. w. Stewart and daughter ar
rived this afternoon from Willow
Point. =8I..I
Joseph Madsen came in on No. 3
last night and registered at the Busch,
from Denver.
D. S. Hirschle has filed notice of
location OF the Florence mine in the
Star mining district.
Miss Lucy Laveago is reported
much better today. and is now eonsid-
cred out of danger by DR.. Giroux, the
attending physician.
Frank Button is in today from the
Bliss ranch. He states that the range
is better right now than he has ever
seen it at this season.
AS tomorrow is legal holiday, the
First National Bank will be closed ali
day. Most of the county offices VIII
be open in the afternoon.
Attorney j. T. Dennis has filed with
the county recorder his official bond
as notary public. in the sum of 1900.
The commission is dated May %.
Miss Lottie E. Tillotson, of st. Paul,
Mimi, who is said to be a talented
elocudonist, will give an elocuuonary
entertainment on Saturday evening a.
the Methodist church.
On account of tomorrow being Mem
orial Day, the carriers for the Silver
State will not make their regular
weekly collections until Monday. Inc
paper will be issued as usual. how
ever. a
Judge S. J Bonnifield has so far
recovered from his recent injuries as
to be able to get out in the yard
awhile this afternoon. 1t will be but
few days until he will be down town
again. il
Miss Harp, formerly employed in
the First National Bank in this city.
who has been spending a couple of
months in San Francisco for her
health, came home this afternoon on
No. 6. She is greatly benefited by
her visit. ,
W. NJ. Clifford, representing the
western Meat company, of San Fran
cisco, came in last night, and left this
morning for H. ]. Lorentzen's ranch
70 look at band of fat sheep. He
VIII also look up some other stock
shipments in that neighborhood. /
Misses Minnie and Louisa Stock ar
rived here this afternoon from San
francisco, where they have been vis-
lung for several days. They were
met by their brother, William Stock,
and at once left for their home in
Paradise, going by private convey
ance.
Constable McVey came down
Golconda this morning, bringing John
@uilner, who was sentenced yesterday
" TOUR months in the county Jail for
assault and battery. Zullner tried to
All the constable last Wednesday,
Wniie the latter was attempting to ar
'eSt him for being drunk.
county Treasurer Hoenstein has
AiS hands full of work now. Monday
Tue last day that taxes can he paid
.of the half year just ending without
Ae ten per cent penalty being added.
anu large number who have put the
paying of their taxes off until the
'"st opportunity are now anxious to
uand In the amounts due and avoid
We penalty. Most of the money COM
ag In now. however. is in small
anounts. I'll
Notwithstanding the fact that a
lumber of ranchers above have turn
ca the water back into the river. hav-
ihg used all in irrigating that will be
needed for awhile. the river still con-
anues at about the same average IL
Aas held for the past three or four