The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-02
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items of
'~-eTest to All, Picked
Up Today

F. A. Sieke is in town today from
Sacramento.
H. K. Robin, of San Francisco, is
registered at the Lafayette.
Chas. McGrayham came in this
morning from Battle Mountain.
George Wiseman, salesman for a
San Francisco liquor house, is in town
today.
No. s was late again this afternoon.
the first section coming in at Els and
the second at 4:45:.
jeff Marks, handling one of the pop
ular brand of cigars sold in Winnie
, mucca, is in town today.
j. A. Rothschild, the well known
Frisco travelling man, is looking af-
ter the wants of his customers here
today.
o. E. Smith, j. l.. Keller and F. l..
Frye will leave tonight for Colorado
where they have been offered tempting
| positions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Coates will re-
turn from their wedding tour in about
three weeks, and go to housekeeping
on Railroad street.
| Ed. Sullivan came in last night
from San Francisco, and is helping
| lead the seven cars of sheep that go
out this evening for J. Cotton.
| County Auditor Sheehan is finish
| ing up the work of the present quar-
| ter, and getting his report ready to
submit to the board next Monday.
Allen Gore came in this afternoon
/ from tho RlanK hird n1inn
companied by Mrs. Gore, and they will
remain in town until after the Fourth.
c. J. Bender, o. J. Smith and J. J.
Grant were appointed by Judge Bonni-
| held today as appraisers to appraise
the estate of Jessie Lamberton, "a
minor.
A trainload of tea, comprising
twenty cars, went through Wlnnemuc-
ca today east bound. Some OF the
cars were consigned to New York
wholesalers, while others are for Eu-
ropean trade.
| w. NJ. Hatch, who has been cook
ing Tor camp No. l of the Western
Pacific surveyors, came in last night.
ana will leave this evening for san
Francisco, not being able to remain
with the camp.
In the 50-cent column on page
will be found a local of interest to
any one wishing to purchase a fine
building lot in San Jose, Cal, or to
exchange desirable Winnemucca prop
erty for the same. The party who wish
es to make the sale or exchange is a re-
liable gentleman, who has left his
address at this office. 1t will be given
to anyone interested. If
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve ice cream and cake during
the afternoon and evening of the 4th,
on the lawn at the court house. Ar
rangements have been made to change
tC the vacant store room of F. G..
Robins, between Second and Third
streets, on Bridge, in case the weather
should be unfavorable to the former
| location.
l.. F. Dunn and Mr. Clifford came
| in yesterday from Central, where they
have been putting in some big licks
on their mine. Mr.. Dunn states that
they have an abundance of water and
that everything looks well and prom
ising at the mine. He says they are
much encouraged. and intend to stay
by the proposition as long as grub
and powder hold out.
A C. Smith, the we'll known and
popular brakeman, will leave tonight
for Denver, where he will enter the
service of one of the Colorado roads.
Mr.. Smith has been running out of
Winnemucca for little over a year
and has made large circle of friends
who sincerely regret his departure.
The Silver State joins with Mr.. SmiLn S
many friends in wishing him the best
of success in his new field.
One thousand mead of sheep came
in from the north last night, most of
them having been purchased in
Southern Oregon. They were a part
OF the big band recently bought by j.
Cotton, and will be SHIPPED to Cali
fCInia this eve&ing. The best of the
band will be utilized at once. and
those not ready for the market now
will be put on good pasturage and
fed.
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