The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-01
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items OF
lGterest to All, Picked
Up Today

c. ]. Hammer is in town today from
Sacramento.
|. Rourke, sheep-buyer, came in
last night from Reno.
C. Ii. Johnson a travelling man from
San Francisco, is in town today.
Mrs. T. Hampton and daughter came
IN yesterday on NO. . from Wadsworth
to attend the wedding OF Miss Dun
can and Mr.. Coates last night.
M. b. Staunton shipped a carload
of wool today to r. h. Findley & Co.,
OF San Francisco, and nave four more
cars ready for shipment. The wool
all came from around McDermit.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conroy and Mrs.
Diamond left on No. 3 last night for
Reno. They will visit there for few
days, and then go to Virginia City
and from there to Lake Tahoe, to en-
joy an outing of two weeks.
l.. l.. Elliott, an attorney from Salt
Lake, stopped off here last evening
on his way to Tonopah, on business,
and enjoyed a brief visit with F. X.
Murphy, with whom he was formerly
engaged in the practice of law and
interested in the White Pine News,
at Ely, Nevada.
| The construction crew of the new
telephone line has set poles for dis
tance of six miles out of town, and
scattered them along for distance
of over eighteen miles. Considerable
wire has been strung, and tonight the
/ line will have been completed and put
| in working order as far as Sloan's
ranch.
In the 50-cent column on page 3
will be found a local of interest to
any one wishing to purchase 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
! f. G.. Robins, the old reliable mer-
chant, is out with a big, new ad. today
and one you can't miss if you look the
paper over. 1t is an announcement
that will interest the heads of families,
and one that all should read. Mr.. Rob
lns appreciates the value of advertis-
ing as an aid to the progressive busi-
ness man, and part of his success in
business is due to the judicious use of
printers ink-the other part being
due to the fact that he has the goods
in stock that the people want and
makes good the statement his ads.
contain.
The new ad. of The Leader saloon
appears in today's issue of the Silver
State, and should be read by all. The
proprietors of the new place, the
Marino brothers, are now ready to
receive old and new friends and ex-
tend cordial invitation to everybody.
The complete renovation and changed
rooms occupied by THE Leader will
scarcely be recognized, and especially
after the arrival and installation of
the new front, which will soon be
here. The inside has been repapered
and repainted and everything supplied
that could be suggested for the amuse-
ment and comfort of the guests who
drop In to pass away a little time.
The bar has been stocked with a large
line OF the finest of wines, liquors and
cigars. Several attractions in the way
or electric grip tests, punching ma
chimes and photo-exhibiting machines.
the latter showing scenes of interest
In California and other places noted
Tor beautiful scenery have been install
ed. These are not catch-penny devices
or nickle-in-the-slot institutions, but
are all free, and all the guests of the
mouse are welcome to the benefit they
may give, without cost.