The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-06
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
side--A Panorama OF Our
Own Little World.
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL

M Moore of Reno is in the city to-
day.
R. B. Stewart is in today from Eden
Valley.
D. w. Cathcart is in town today
from Paradise.
F. J. Button is in town today from
the Bliss ranch.
Miss Jennie Laws of Los Angeles
is at the Lafayette.
Domingo Laucerriecca is doing bus
mess in town today.
Forest Covington is in town today
from Shamrock. Mo.
H. Bender of Kennedy is registered
at the Winnemucca.
E. Reinhart & Co. received a carload
Of barley this forenoon.
John and Adam Scheel returned to
Pleasant Valley this morning
B. F. Wellington of San Francisco is
doing business in the city today.
]. Cotton, the sheep buyer, was in
town for short time this morning.
w. F. Pearce of Pleasant Valley,
who was in town yesterday, returned
home this morning.
A. Johnson was given five days in
jail by Justice Robins this morning
! for being drunk and disorderly on the
streets last night.
A. H Smith and wife and Frank
Cureieux left on No. this afternoon
for Tuscarora. after a short visit with
relatives here.
d. j. Williams of Provo, Utah, who
| is interested wlCn H. Rambo in the
promotion of the mines near Stems
mountain, came in last evening.
The c. NJ A. athletic club and the
junior nine of Winemucca will play
game of ball tomorrow forenoon at
the grounds near the cattle corral.
A. P. Matthews. the well known
salesman for the A. p Hoatling &
Co.'S wholesale liquor house in San
Francisco is in Winnemucca today.
Rex Chagnon, after several weeks
of enforced indoor life. is again able
to be out on the street, although COM
PEELED to still support himself on
crutches.
While the services tomorrow even
! ing at the Methodist church are es-
| pecially for saloon owners and bar
keepers, the general public is invited,
and will be welcome.
A. w. Guthrie came in this morning
from the Sanoma ranch. He will
leave tomorrow morning for Paradise,
where his family is now visiting Mrs.
Cmthrie's mother, Mrs. McMillen.
w. E. Townsend and H. X. Harvey
came in from Paradise Valley last
night, bringing a lot of horses recent
ly sold to a buyer from Missouri. The
horses are being shipped today.
Theodore Weller. the painter and
decorator, came in from Paradise
this afternoon on a brief business trip.
He will return Monday morning, hav-
ing a large amount of work on hand
there yet.
George Cook, who has been en-
ployed on the Laveago sanitarium,
working for Contractor Hoy, will
leave tomorrow for Cherry Greek,
where he will be employed for year
or more on the construction work of
one Of the biggest mining companies
in that section.
]. C. Pierson yesterday evening filed
with the county recorder notice OF To-
cation of twenty-four placer claims,
in the vicinity of Rabbit Hole. in no
organized mining district. The To-
Gators, ten in number. are: ]. c. Pier
son, d. w. Pierson. H. l.. Pierson. c.
NJ. Phinney. JOS Blair, Frank A.
Moeller. j. C. Boyd, George Stroner,
John Hurley and Thos. H. Fox.
The Chinese, Sue, who is being de-
tanned in the county Jail on a charge
os selling opium and whiskey to In
dians. to await action of the federal
grand Jury next fall, was taken sert-
ously i'll ,ast a'sht. DR.. Giroux was
called and soon revived him. and he
is EIuch better today. Sue Is :, very