The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-28
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Up Today

Glen mines.
w. ]. Reed came up from San Fran.
cisco last night.
VIM. P. John was an arrival yester-
day from Chicago.
c. P. Hoskins came in this morning
from Cane Springs.
G. B. Ward came in Saturday even
ing from Paradise.
w. G. Moore was a visitor in town
from Golconda yesterday.
F. H. Chapman is a recent arrival
from the Black Rock desert.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Walters returned
on No. yesterday from Oregon.
S. w. Miller. of Bewawe, was an
overSunday visitor at the Busch.
Rudolph Winlkler. the well-known
mine owner, is in town from Dutcl
Flat
was an arrival this morning from ths
east.
Fred Wendell, owner of the Dutch
Flat mines, is in Winnemucca on bust
ness today.
r. B. Stewart returned yesterday to
his home in Willow Point, after a Wis
il of several days in town.
John r. Howell a member of the
Western Pacific surveying party work
ing west of the city. is in town today.
r. C. Blossom arrived last night
from Battle Mountain, and left today
for Kennedy to look after his mining
interests.
Randall Sage returned on No. las
night from an extended trip through
the east, and will leave for his home
in Disaster tomorrow morning on the
stage.
In district court this morning a pc
tition was filed asking that letters OF
administration be- granted to Mrs. Me
lissa Cozzens, in the estate of Eugene
Cozzens, deceased.
Joe McEnerney Miss Kate and
Tom McEnerney have returned f. ON
Sacramento, where they went a few
days ago to attend the funeral of Mrs
Kelley, Mr.. McEnerney's sister.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet tomorrow (Tuesd 4yI
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. w
L. Samuels, at O'Clock. AL the
members of the society are requested
20 be present.
This evening is the date of the reg
ular meeting of Winnemucca Aerie No.
4S7, Frate. nal Order of Eagles. TAe
installation of the newly elected Off
GERS takes place tonight, and four
candidates are to be installed. A full
attendance is urged.
The next show to visit Winnemucca
is a good one-"Yon Yonson," which
appears at Armory hall on Friday
evening, January Is. This is one of
the very best companies on the road;
they travel in their own private cat
and carry an abundance of special
scenery.
w. T. Moore, w. J. and C. ]. Bert
ram and Frank Riddle returned last
night from Battle Mountain, where
they went to enjoy a Christmas dance.
They were we'll treated and well en-
tertained, and it is alleged in rail-
road circles that Messrs. Moo.e and
Riddle got their affections badly tang
led with those of the Battle Mounta n
bellies.
The work of grading Lay street
flom Railroad to Fourth, which has
been done under the supervision OF
JOS. Rougon, was completed Satur-
day evening. and the hauling of gravel
to be spread thereon will be commenc-
ed at once. The street will be left in
fine shape for winter, and will be one
of the main travelled thoroughfares
of the city next season.
The boys of Harry Wilson Lodge
B. of R. T., are busily engaged today
in taking out the seats and prepaI aIing
ball. They will be assisted in the
work of decorating the hall by the
ladies of the Auxiliary. Everything
bears out the assertion that this will
be the most enjoyable dance of the
season, and no work or expense is
being spared to make it such.
Mr.. A. L. Lay. who came in this
morning from his ranch, states that
the Western Pacific surveying forces
are now laying pipe and sinking wells
at regular intervals of thirty miles
across the country west of Winnemuc-
90 apd alonu tha Inc NJ the auryav
These are the wells which were or
dered sunk to ascertain the extent OF
the water supply along the route of
the new road. and from what can be
learned the results are in every way
satisfactory to the parties having the
work in charge.