The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-17
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or business.
Sylvan Liotard. of Golconda, is reg
istered 1T the WiBnemucca.
Frank Maxey came in yesterday
evening from Willow Point.
H. C. Butman is in town from San
Francisco on business today.
w. o. Baber came in yesterday ev-
ening, bringing wool from IdeDermit.
K. Reinhart & Co. today received a
ca, OF Phoenix -four and a carload
CT lumber.
G.. Fl. Piper, foreman Of The Cod
chaux estate. is in town today from
Willow Point
Harvey G. Conners team brought in
load of wool from McDermit. arriy-
ing this morning.
J. J. Sheehan of San Francisco, a
cattle buyer, was in town over Sun
day and left today.
Regular meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge,
No IS, X. of P, this evening A good
attendance is desired
Dan Fitzpatrick the Southern Pa
cific detective, came in yesterday from
the west on business.
George Berk. proprietor of the Rail
read meat market was quite sick Sat
urday, but is better today.
H. O'Donnell, who has been sick
for several days. is back on duty at
f. Reinhart & Co.'S store.
Mrs. Thomas Dooley and little son,
who are visiting in Paradise, are ex-
pected home in a day or two.
Judge Langwith, who is attending
district court. was at home in Col
coaaa over Sunday, returning this
morning.
w. Fl. Fulkerson, from Stephenville,
Texas. arrived last night and left at
once for Cane Springs to visit his old
friend. c. F. Hoskins.
Frank Marino left on No. last
night for San Francisco, and will be
gone for about ten days on a COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
Jack Button, an Indian, W as arrest
Ell last night by Constable J4aVOy for
attempting to induce a white man to
buy whisky for him. He will be tried
tomorrow.
d. McB. Rose, the jeweler and news
dealer, who had a short but severe
spell of sickness last week, is able to
be around again, though not entirely
recovered
L. L. Rickard returned yes terday
from Omaha, having dispo sed of his
shipment of horses at a good figure
He will ship another lot to the same
market soon.
w. P. Bradley, from Butte, Mon tana
stopped off here this forenoon on hi:
way to San Francisco, and will v Isl
foI a week or ten days with his ole
friend. Geo. Berk.
A party from Alvord. Oregon, COM
Gilchrest, Jr, Miss Evelyn Craig and
Collin Craig, came in yesterday and
left on No. last night for San FL an
cisco.
A big band of cattle. nearly /
thousand head. from the Miller
Lux White Horse ranch. arrived tn Il
morning. The cattle are TO be shiI '
red to the company's California
ranches for feeding.
G. H. Piper. foreman of the God
chaux ranch. recently sold all the
butcher stock, belonging to the estate
to Jas. Cotton. of the Pacific Meat Co..
and John Seeburg, of the Golconda
Cattle Co. The stock will be taken to
Lovelock to be fed.
The rush of business on the S. P,
due to the Grand Army encampment
beginning today in San Francisco, is
about over, although several long
trains passed through Winnemucca
between midnight and noon today It
is noteworthy that the immense busi-
ness was handled without an accident
and in a manner apparently sat isfac-
tory to the tourists.
E. NJ. Baum returned from Nvads-
warth, where he visited the family
of his daughter. Mrs. w. Funk. He
brought home with him some of the
vegetable products of Washoe co unity.
chief among which were some o mons
grown on the Truckee river, tha t are
a little in advance of anything in their
line that most of us have ever seen
Two of these. which Mr. Baum was
kind enought to. present to the Silver
State. weight full four and orie-hali
pounds. They are a light purple color