The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-17
To, oIcs OF
THE TOWN
Personal and ' "
Interest to A.
Up Today

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Juan NJ. Legarza of Disaster Pc.
is in town this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lasher are in
town today from Kennedy.
c. E. Starrett is in town this after
noon from Battle Mountain.
! VIM. Wood of Leonard creek. 10
registered at the Winnemucca
c. E. Skinner left on No. last night
for San Francisco on a business trip.
B. w. Stewart and wife, who were
In town yesterday, returned home
this morning.
Half dozen carloads of horses will
be sent from here tomorrow for the
/ Omaha markets.
| Miss Alice and George Wilkinson
will leave tomorrow morning for their
home in McDermit.
Austins team left this afternoon for
Paradise. taking out two heavily load
cd wagons of freight.
/ w. E. Smith. travelling for a large
drug firm in Sacramento, is calling
on the local trade today.
| Eighteen cars of fat cattle passed
/ through Winnemucea this morning,
going from Tecoma, Utah, to Reno.
Two cars of wool were loaded at
/ the freight depot this morning for
| Justice Bateman & Co.. Philadelphia.
| J. A Mullen is soon to be transfer
red back from the passenger to the
/ freight service, and will again run
Out of Winnemucca-
Geo. R. Johnson. the horse buyer,
went to Quin river this morning to
make contracts for the delivery of
horses here July Z. s and 9.
NJ. Camp, the genial representative
of the Zallerback Paper company. OF
Frisco. is in town today and booked
the usual big order of stock from the
Silver State.
The Miller & Lux horses were load
ed yesterday evening and started on
their way to the company's ranch at
Los Banos. This shipment brought
the total SHIPPED up to over 1000 head.
DR.. Geo. Hazelt.ne came in this
morning from Kennedy, accompanying
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lasher. and will
leave tonight for his home in New
York.
Jack Taylor came in today from Pas
quale's ranch above Cane Springs,
where he is boring well, after some
repairs for broken parts OF the ma
chinery. He returned this afternoon. |
s. G. Worden, travelling representa- |
tive of the r. H. Whitten company. |
an extensive book concern of Los An !
geles, is in town today. He reports
the book business good through Utah |
and Nevada
Assessor and Mrs. ]. w. Guthrie |
returned yesterday from their trip TO /
Glover valley. They made the whole
trip, fifty-two miles, in a buggy yes
terday. Mr.. Guthrie states that crops /
are all looking well. but that the
ranges are getting very poor,
w. o. Billings, one of the firm of
Billings & Ennor. the horse buyers,
who have been in this part of the
state since the 5th of May. came in
last night, in order TO be here at the
time a big band of horses purchased
some time ago are delivered.
The decision of the court in the case
OF the county vs.. Chris Diehl, rem
dered this morning. was that judg-
ment be had by the county in the sum
of 1875, one half of the amount sued
for and claimed as due the county
for unpaid license tax, District At
torney Warren Immediately gave no.
tice of appeal to the district court
County Auditor Sheehan was noti-
fed yesterday that w. r. Kilbourne
had been appointed by ]. R. Bunch
as deputy constable Of Paradise town
ship, he being compelled TO give his
attention to affairs OF a private nature
for some time TO come. Mr.. Bunch's
action does not constitute or forestall
a resignation. as he will resume the
duties Of his Office again in few
weeks.
Papers were filed this morning In
the district court in the proceedings
in application for a pardon by John
Buster. the Indian. who was sent up
some six years ago for killing two
men. His victims were another In
dian and q Spaniard. and the killing