The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-27
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told in
Our Exehanges--Notes on
the States Growth.

Constable Greenblagh is on a still
hunt for three escapes from the Car
son Indian school,
A cold storage plant is being built
at Tonopah in connection with an
artificial ice-maker.
Joesph Caller was struck by a pilot
of locomotive at Verdi last Sunday
and instantly killed.
Jessie F. CLAIM, a resident of Lyon
county since 1861. died at Yerington
last week, aged rs years.
Frank King has brought suit In
Washoe county against Widow Nc
Kissick for $4,000 damages.
The quartz specimens and nuggets
presented to President Roosevelt at
Colfax last Tuesday were valued at
s1,5OO.
The Journal says the thermal water
recently struck on Governor Sparks
Alamo farm will be used for nat
atorium.
The next meeting of the Nevada
mission of the NJ. E. Church will be
held at Loyalton, Sierra county, CAL,
beginning August 20.
The total bullion yield of the
Standard Consolidated mine at Bodie
since 1879 was $13.741, ,463. Last years
yield was s360,775.
Mrs. B. Cassinelli, of Dayton, is
down with the smallpox The place
has been quarantined and the schools
closed to prevent the spread of the
disease.
Chas. B. Walker, distributing agent
for the Chicago Crayon company, in
Reno and vicinity, has been arrested
on a charge of embezzling $500 of
the company's funds.
Wells, Nevada, is hustling around
for burglars who make it a practice
to rife barns. A number of barns
have been gone through and a number
" al LitACo idhCh
According to the Insurance Press,
s142,427 was paid out in this state
last year on life insurance Some of
the principal beneficiaries are found
in the following towns: Reno, s27,-
900; Carson, $4,000; Virginia City.
$4,000; Gold Hill. $1,000; Empire,
$1,000; Gardnerville, $4,000; Dayton.
$4,000; Hawthorne, $4,000.
Tonopah mining companies have
threatened to suspend all work il a
resolution passed by the Miners union
not to allow any more contract work
in the camp is enforced. II the COM
panies have anything like the amount
OF high-grade ore in sight, they claim
they have. there will be no shutdown
as they can well afford to pay the
union wage scale.-Report.
The carnival fund was increased
$3.50 last Saturday by contributions
from outside sources. which included
a check for 500 from the San Fran
cisco stock exchange board and anoth-
er of like amount is expected from
the Pacific board, says the Report. The
total cash received up to Saturday
was s2,22S.5O, and it now looks favor
able for the fund to reach the $4,000
mark.
The bad blood which has existed
between Barney Riley and James Gill
igan almost eliminated in a tragedy
last Monday morning Just as The
different crews at the Quartette mine
Riley and Gilligan had a few words
which resulted in Gilligan going over
to the bunk house after his shotgun.
His return was a signal for a wild
for cover. Riley himself
grabbed Foreman Lappin from behind
and used him as a shield. For few
minutes the men danced around. GIL
ligan trying to get shot at his enemy
but finally a bystander grabbed the
gun. In he shuttle 1t was discharged.
hut no one was hit.-Searchlight.