The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-19
Personal and Local Items of
interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
side--A Panora ma of Our
Own Little World.

Chas. Melville of Kennedy is in
town today.
A. E. Lasher returned to Kennedy
this morning.
Carl Froman of San Francisco is
IN town today.
NJ B. Staunton returned this morn
ing from Alameda. Cal.
j. B. Reed of San Francisco is reg
iStered at the Lafayette.
Dan LeBarron came in from Quin
River Crossing last night.
Attention is called to the announce
nent of E. Reinhart & Co., on page
1 new today.
DR.. Porter leaves tomorrow for Bat
tie Mountain. where he will remain
br three weeks.
Mrs. Laveago and children of Wads-
worth are here visiting relatives and
friends for few days.
Allen Corr was in town yesterday
| evening from the Blackbird mine, and
returned this morning.
JOS. Jacobs, a Frisco cigar sales
nan, came in last night and went to
GOlconda this morning.
H. Messner, foreman of the Western
Union construction crew. now at Col
conda, came in last night.
NJ. F. Ranney and wife returned last
evening from San Francisco, where
a Mr.. Ranney has been on business.
I'D. Lamman, Chicago drum
q mer, carrying eleven big trunks filled
with drygoods samples, is in town
/ today.
j. H. Campbell, liquor salesman
. from Frisco, came in last evening and
/ left for Paradise this morning on the
stage.
Joe Pedro came in from Andrews,
Oregon, this morning with load OF
wool and a load of pelts for e. Rein
hart & Co.
Mrs. B. w. Stewart and little
daughter returned home to willow
Point last evening, after a pleasant
visit of several days in Winnemucca.
John Westrope returned last night
from his trip to San Francisco. He
took down a shipment of horses some
days ago. which were sold for satis-
factory prices.
Jas. Dunn, whose home is in Wis
consn, and who is an uncle OF the
county clerk. arrived on No. last
night from California He will visit
here for a few days before continu-
ing on his journey home.
Arthur Sweet, representing a Salt
Lake confectionery establishment, is
stocking up the show cases of local
ueaiers today. His firm certainly had
sl eye to the eternal fitness of things
"nen they secured a man of that
W represent lnelH-
The Kennedy stage line is doing a
good business, and seldom makes
Up without load. Four passengers
1ae in last night, and three went
wi this morning. Many of the trav'
GERS are non-residents. being people
VINO are interested in the mining Of
'atue Industries in that section.
captain Dunn. of the once-invincibl,
"nnemucca baseball team, yesterday
'ecelved several thousand blue-rocl
VI ciay pigeons, and while letting hi
nien rest up from the exertions O
sundays game at Lovelock. will Civ,
'uen d variation in the way of tar
se' practice. beginning this evening.
j. +. Canady, the old-time and wei
Mown conductor on this division Of
ue D r., came in last night and il
saying at the Lafayette. The Silve
s~'e is informed that Mr.. Canad,
accepted position as conductor
NE OF the roads running out of Sar
@lsco and that he will take VI
NJ fesidenee in Sausalito at once
- many friends will learn of his de
'Df'ufe from Winnemucca with regret
rour new subscribers were added I.
e Silver States list today, booked
one year each. It's a cold day
'"en we don't get at least one or two
aew ones. The Silver State is grow
8 IN popularity because it gives al