The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-20
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rive this evening, and they will be
shipped Wednesday.
Tonight is the regular meeting
night of Ivanhoe Lodge, No. Is. K.
of P.
J. w. Rose, of Toledo, is in the city
for few days visiting his friend,
Brakeman Hockenbaugh.
E. A. Rodgers came in from Wads-
worth Saturday to take a position
as switchman in the yards here.
N. Learned. of Salt Lake City, came
IL yesterday afternoon on business
connected with the Winnemucca mine.
Stanley l.. Sprond came in last
night from Chico, Cal, accompanying
Manager Lusk. OF the French Glen
ranch.
J. H. Campbell, representing Spru-
ance Stanley & Co.. wholesale liquor
dealers of Frisco, is doing business in
town today.
F. c. Lusk, manager of the French
Glen ranch. for the French Glen Live
stock company, arrived last night
from Chico. California.
Hubert Daniels today filed with the
county recorder notice of location of
tue Giant" quartz claim in the Pine
Forest mining district.
Rex Chagnon, who has been with
the Western Union construction out
fit at Stonehouse, was in town yester-
day.
Four cars of horses, recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Bradstreet in Paradise
valley, were shipped this morning to
Battle Creek. Mich. Mr. Bradstreet is
expecting four more carloads to ar
NJ Reinhart and family. ]. A. Lip
man and wife. Julien Kramer Henry
Elliott and Misses Anschutz and Ott
drove several miles up into the canyon
yesteI day and spent the day in one OF
the pretty groves therein.
=. R. Brown and family and Mrs.
George Berk and children enjoyed a
drive and visit to Klucny's canyon.
several miles above town. yesterday
Going early, they escaped the heat
of the day, which was most enjoyably
passed.
Crimmins, the man who has been
at the county hospital for some time,
being treated for the wound inflicted
by Il hay-han near the Miller & Lux
ranch. has almost entirely recovered
from his wound. and will be discharg-
ed in a few days.
Miss Mabel Cochran. who took the
examination last week for a grammar
grade certificate. was successful in
every branch in which she was exam
ined, and will be given a teachers
certificate. Her standing in nearly
every study was exceptionally high.
Il. Samora. the man who is suffering
with typhoid fever at the sanitarium,
is reported to be growing steadily
worse, and it is feared he will not re-
cover. His two brothers. one being
employed on ranch at Quin River,
and the other living in Tuscarora
have been sent for.
Peter Beorgoise, commonly known
as French Pete" who has lately been
employed as cook at Merchants ranch
was brought to the county hospital
yesterday by Mr.. Merchant. He Is
quite old, and is suffering from a COM
plication of diseases. the worst of
which is rheumatism.
A letter received from Miss Jennie
Correcco, who is touring Europe in
company with the family of Prosper
Silve. states that all the party are
we'll and enjoying the tour immensely.
They are now in Paris. She states
that all are more or less homesick,
however. particularly herself.
An example of the convenience of
the telephone was given this morning
when Geo. A. King, who has been
in the vicinity of Paradise buying
horses for some days, telephoned to
Agent Kitto and ordered eight stock
cars to be in readiness tomorrow,
when he expects to be in with band
numbering about two hundred.
Dr. p. j. Mangan performed an op-
Grafton at the Winnemucca Sanitar-
iu,n this morning. opening an abcess
that had formed on the right Jaw of
the little SON of Mrs. George Simpson,
who lives near MeDermit. Drs. Cir
oux and Warren were also present
and assisted in the operation. The
little fellow was relieved at once and