The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-29
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada
ABOUT WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Accidents and Incidents Told In
Our Exchanges--Notes on
the States Growth.

Ihere are thirty Indians serving
terms for drunkenness in the Reno iail.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons meets in Virginia on June 9th.
the grand lodge of Free and accepted
Masons on June 10th.
special officer has been temporar-
lily added to the Carson police force.
whose duty it will be to round up
lose stock on the streets.
A letter received from Tonopah
says the trouble between the mine
owners and the Miners Union has
reached a serious stage, and the mine
owners threaten to shut down the
mines indefinitely if the miners insist
on their demands. The trouble seems
20 nInse on Cne letting of contract
work by the mine holders, and the un-
.on will insist uaat no more contract
work be given; that all work must be
eight hours straight with pay at s4.-
Enterprise.
Two mills are hammering away at
present on ore from the Enterprise
mine in Flowery district, says the En-
terprise. The ore although of low
grade gives the several parties now
teasing these good returns, as the val
ues contained are all gold and the
rock free in its value. The outcome of
the present runs will be watched with
interest by the different parties who
extracted the ore. One mill is treat
ing it over concentrators and the
other by the continuous grinding pro-
cess through pans.
This friday evening at s o'clocA,
n the Nevada university gymnasium,
the universities of Nevada and Utah
Will debate the question: Resolved,
nat the municipalities of the United
States should Own and Operate their
street railways, lighting plants and
telephones. Utah upholds the mega
tive and sends this year the strongest
team in its history Each speaker
has a regular speech of fifteen minutes
after which each side has fifteen min
utes for rebuttal. Prof Cushman of
the English department, will preside.
No children have been admitted to
the orphans home since last Sep
tember until the 26th Of this month,
when five came in three days, under
the new law which provides for the
of children not orphans. OF
these five. three We're from Ormsby
county, one from Washoe and one
from Churchill. The total number of
children now in the home is sixty
three, the smallest number of inmates
in that institution for over fifteen
years. The record is something un-
and indicates that Ne
yada is prosperous.-Carson News.
The annual track meet between the
of Nevada and the Univer-
sity of Utah will occur on the univer-
sity next Saturday. The contest
promises to be very well attended, as
the evnt will take place on Decoration
Day and the stores will be closed l.
X Steckle, Hoffman, Frisell aud Hart
are all doing good work that promises
to break any record heretofore estab-
lished in the university. Hoffman is
the hundred in ten seconds
fat, which is one-fifth of a second bet
ter than the record. Frisell Is going
the l20 hurdles IN 16 l-5. l. X. Steckle
IS running the quarter in 521, while
Hart is vaulting higher than he did
last year. All of the other boys are
doing fine work and the Utah con. n
gent is straining every effort to make
is men capable of winning ele-
gram.