The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-10
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Geo. Bradford, OF Paradise, came in
last evening.
George Lucey, of Eureka, Nevada, is
registered at the Busch.
Fred Van volkenberg and family re-
turned last evening from Elko.
Randall Sage and w. H. Minor of
McDermit are at the winnemucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish returned yes
terday from a two weeks trip to San
Francisco.
John Grow. with the Western Pa
cific surveying crew, came in yester-
day afternoon from Central. after a
load of supplies.
Father Burns returned this after
noon from trip through the western
part of the state. He visited Virginia
and Carson City while gone
James Kearns, young man from
Austin, New, arrived in the city last
eyening and at once entered the
service of the company in the capacity
of caller.
M. Z. Frank. of the firm of G.. NJ.
Kutz & Co. one of the most extensive
shoe houses on the coast, with head
quarters in San Francisco, is in Win
nemucca today on his regular semi
yearly visit.
Two of the big guns of the s. p.
were in Winnemucca yesterdayd-but
didn't stay long. Superintendent OF
the Coast division, b. A. Worthington
passed through on No. last night,
ell route to San Francisco, and Super
intendent Noble was a passenger on
Nc. 6, going to Ogden.
Engineer A. F. Mullen, who is very
i'll with typhoid fever, was taken to
Ogden on No. this afternoon, where
he will enter the S. r. hospital. He
has been sick for severai days, but
is much worse today, being delirious
most of the time. Mrs. Mullen and
Mis-. Fannie Kenyon will accompany
MIN to Ogden.
M. Willard, of San Francisco, is in
the city today on a brief business
trip. Mr.. Wizard is one of the direct
ors of the Wlnnemucca Water & Light
company. He is also a member of the
nrm OF Willrd Bros, cigar manutact-
urers and dealers in San Francisco ana
with his fanny has been spending the
summer at Lake Tahoe. he will re-
turn on No. this evening.
In the fifty-cent column today (page
ChTee) will be found two new notices.
One of these pertains to a stray mule
and stray horse, with descriptions, fol-
the return of which a reward is Of
fered. The other notice advetises a
choice lot of young lambs for sale at
very reasonable prices and is of specia.
interest to sneep men. The advertiser
mas 200 yearling rams from registeIeA
stock, and 600 Merino rams, all young.
head the notice for prices, and in writ
ing kindly mention that you saw the
notice in the Silver State.
No day this week has the Silver
State failed to enroll the name of at
least one new subscriber Some say
they want to read Abner Daniel, and
the excellent stories that will follow
1t, some want the paper that is sure
to have the official accounts of the
acts of the last session of the county
commissioners, and everything in the
way of legal notices that come from
| the county officials; others say they
subscribe because they want the news
all the news of the town, county,
state nation ana world, and there is
no other way in which they can be
served so acceptably as by subscrib-
ing for the Silver State and the daily
and Sunday San Francisco Bulletin at
20 cents a week for the two. They do
not all subscribe for exactly the same
reasons, but they are coming in at a
rapid rate. AS one of the recent sub
scribers said. Il can't afford to borrow
the Silver State and Bulletin from our
neighbors any longer when / can get
the two for two bits-the price of a
couple of cigars"