The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-25
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Fred j. Reiger is in town from
Salt Lake.
A. l.. Springstein is here from San
Francisco.
F. B. Russell, of Sacramento, is in
town today.
John Lameraux is a visitor in town
this afternoon.
j. H. Barbour of San Francisco is a
visitor in town today.
Thos. A. Mayor is in town today
from his Quin river ranch.
Thos. Nelson came in from Stone
House last evening, and returned to-
day.
c. NJ. Harvey, the mining man from
ness.
Levi Meyer, San Francisco trav-
cling man, is registered at the Hotel
Busch.
Austin's teams left this morning for
Paradise valley, loaded with freight
and merchandise.
A. Lougini, a travelling man from
Chicago, is showing samples in town
this afternoon.
Carbon paper for copying, in large
sheets or cut to any size desired, at
the Silver State Office. If
VIM Blattner returned home to
Paradise this morning. Mrs. Blattner
will remain in town for a few days.
Mrs. Roberta and daughter, Miss
Sena Roberta, came in from Rebel
creek last evening, and are staying
at the Winnemucca
1 John Crow, one of the surveying
crew, from camp No. l beyond Cen
tral, came in last night after supplies
and returned this morning.
Ten location notices were filed with
| Recorder Sheehan today, covering
! quartz claims in the Central mining
| district. The Central Gold Mining
| company are the locators.
]. Longini representing Schloss
Bros., one of the largest clothing
manufacturing firms in the world
dropped off here last night with q
dozen big trunks of samples, and Is
taking orders for fall and winter
clothing from the local merchants.
! F. NJ. Payne came in from Miller &
I4ux's ranch this morning after more
men for the hay harvest. He secured
number of men, but still wants a
half-dozen more. The pay is $3.50 per
day, board included, and the work
will last for several weeks. The ranch
ers along the river are said to be pay
ing 81 per day.
| The fine shepherd female dog be-
! longing to Henry Savornin got dose
OF strychnine favored meat yesterday
morning, but the fact that she had
| been poisoned was soon discovered
and prompt measures saved her life.
| 1t would seem from this that the
cowardly dog poisoner who is short
ehing the lives of more respectable
animals than himself is still at work,
and it therefore behooves owners of
valuable CANNES to keep them muzzled
or else locked up safe from danger.
| We have just received a carload
| o. the justly celebrated Lovelock
fiour-and there is no better. Actual
tests prove it to be the finest -four
| that ever came to Winnemucca; a
free sample, sufficient for a fair trial,
will be given any housekeeper asking
for it, and we give positive guaranty
with every sack that it is as good as
any Utah or California -four in the
| market Try a sack, be satisfied, and
at the same time help to build up
home industry by patronizing a home
institution. E. Reinhart & Co.
Marino Bros. received word today
that the new front of their saloon.
The Leader" will be shipped from
Reno within the next few days. They
Will have their opening on Saturday
hight, but have postponed the grand
opening until the new front arrives.
The renOvating and changing have
bee almost completed, and today the
electric light wiring was finished
and connections made. In the rear
of the saloon a court has been pre-
pared for a game called "boccie, .
which may be described as an Ital-
brilliantly lighted at night. and the
game may be played as we'll then as
in the day time.
George r. Johnson, the horse buy
er whose ad. appears elsewhere in the
Silver State, announces big sale
OF horses in Winnemucca on the 7th,
Sth and 9th of July, returned last
night from Paradise. He secured a
number of horses for the auction
sale there, and now has about 1880
promised in all. He wants to get
in 5000 horses, and is confident that
there will be demand for even more
than this number. He is in receipt
OF letters and kilograms from buyers
in Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio
and Texas. stating that they will be
here to bid on the horses offered. One
firm has stated positively that they
will come with the expectation of
buying 1000 head.