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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02
Sir $500 ua9 9euti@lano.

Deutlb amerifaniIbe 8eitungen
tperben inn alten 8aterlanb nit grD=
Bem Sntereiie gelelen, neil iie iib
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON briiz
ben mebr 9euigfeiten uno Na6ribz
ten bringen, als bic beutiben 8eis
tungen lelbit. Die rSreie Breiie fir
TeraS" ift briiben iiberan, tpDbin Iie
geianbt mirb, Elm lebr germ gelebener
@ait uno fam iib riibnen, Mner=
fennung unb @iirbigung 5u finben,
tpie aus aablreibe1 Briefen an uns,
iotpie an Dieienigen, tuel6e bas 8latt
an lire 8ertpanbten ibifen, berpor'
3ebt. g8er oaber ieinen Gertpanbten
uno Jreunoen cine 5reube erneiien,
ibnen Elm ipillfDmmene5 @ei6enf
imaben mill, Der beitelle fir lie Die
nSreie 8reiie fir Teras". Das Sns
tereile fiir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @e9enb, 100 Die
Gerpanbten tuobnen, iit in Deuti6s
lamb iebr lebbaft uno e5 1T unn16gs
lib, in 8ripatbriefen eine 10 griino.
libe Guffldrung uno 8eibreibung
oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, tuie
oies bic nJreie 8reiie" allp09ent=
lid tbut. Sir ben geringen 8reis
BON So perienben mir portpfrei unler
ceibbaltises W0benblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno eine Morefe i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssreie Vreiie fiir 9eras NnbI.
COMPANY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of tn" FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con,
tinuously adding new SUBJ
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02
8. 6 q b / el.

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0te fosenannte rBibliotbet" tpar
~ Elm siemlid fdmales 3irnmer>
q den, an beHen 2dngsipanA elm
paar mGdttse 8ii9sr1drdnte
ftanben. Mber es mar eine 5iemli9
peridonene 2iteratur, bic bier aufbes
ipabrt tpurbe. 9leben einisen Rlaf1iz
fern in alten Nussaben nit @tabl<
itiden unb 2itbosraphieen fanben ii9
ba Merfe BON 9erlosiobn, @pinbler,
Muffenbers, 9romlis, 0elbe unb anz
-beren einit bielselefenen. beute berseHes
men Qlutoren, bod auberbem aud cine
Reibe BON frana0fifhen Merten bes
borisen Sabrbunberts, bic meift febr
ih0n in 9an5leber gebunben iparen
unb auf Der 8prberfeite bes Dedels
bag Wappen Der aebns tn @olbprds
gung aeigtsn. Dos mar ales tpoblgez
orbnst, unb fein Stdubden lag auf ben
8iidern. Sic itanben in langen ao.
lonnen hinter ben @losfdeiben Der
erob.n S9rGnte, in beren @hl0ffern
Die @nliihet itedten.
.9eureta!" rief Snfel Nante unb
0ffnete einen Der GarGnfe. Sein Bid
elitt iiber bic alien Gran5oien. rWpl.
tairss pueelle, Grebtl1on, Dorat, Gre,
eourt-o, o! Das finb fdIimme Nas
men.-garoneHe," ipanbte er iih an
Sante gif6en, bt. neueieris nd1er gee
treten mar, Id bite sie, ni9t su
bidte beran 5ier bat fid bic Siinbe
perftedt."
sd bin sefeit," entsesnets bic
Stiftsbame. .Nnerbings = @oltaire
mar, irre id nidt, Elm iibler 9ltbeiit
anb ipurbe besbalb bon Sriebri9 benz
Groben ssfansen seisbt. 9as mar
ibm rs4t. Gs itraft lid alIes."
,Ois Strafe mar anbers, 8drpneflt.
Mber es lGabet ni9ts. Sic nerben
@oltoire nit lrsnd peripeafelt baben.
Das paiiirt. sic iparen fi9 au9 iebr
dbnli6. @pltdire mar i'm Sisbsnidbe
rieen arisse 9ufarengeneral unb
purSe Bel aunersborf pernunbet.
Sefsn Gie, Ia tit aud bet GrebiGlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02
Der bat f60ne eeiftlide 2ieber gebi9s

Ser bot f6Dne esiftlide 2ieber gebi9s
tet."
nOberif, sic u3en nli4."
uWie lperbe in benn. gae9tsanmalt,
baft Du bic @otbaer gefunben2"
rSopobl, Gatel," ernioerte Grid.
n9isr ite6t Elm san5er 4}oiten. 9tber
Der Jingle Sabraang batirt Don
1879"
Sci bsar mprte nSabrsans" fiel benz
NentmetTter lpieber Der bererbte Weinz
feller Elm. Sind bate li9 in einem
Mintel bet 8ibltothef auf einem Stubl
niebereelafen. @r mar miibe unb
bdtte am ltebifen eiil ffeines 9eider9en
gemadt. Iber Der @ebanfe an Ieinen
Weinfe[ler beunrubiste i'm. 9offente
lid iparen nod ein paar Jlaf9en bon
benz Mputpn Hotbf9ilb bnrbanben
unb bon benz Steinberser 3abtnett.
ben Der Gebeilnratb etnnal BON benz
@rafen Matllf6fa gei9enft bsfommen
bate.
{1Drtlesuna fotat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02

bic ieben @amels bonn Slid Der gbe
ftreifen. Man ipebrt ibnen; bod iie
fomln.n ipieber. llnb ibnen geseniiber
erlabmt f9lieblih aud etn ftarfer
Wtne; iie bre1en ben Mutb, unb nebr
nod: lie tDbten bic 2iebe.-2teber
sSunge, i9 bin ein alter Mann seiporz
ben unb babe biel erlebt uno piel ges
ieben. Mrm iinb mir ia aue-unb baz
ben unfere Mrmutb INNER NIT einem
getpii1en @tol5 setrasen. Mber Dor
Dem Glenb bersebt aud Der Stola. Das
@lenb tann fdledt MAIDEN. sd min
es Oir unb meiner Qnna erfparen.
Sbr feib 9eibe mod jung. Was 9u
ba bon ,0erpfdnbuns 0einer Gbre'
fpri9f. bas 1T, nimm mfrs niat
libel, 1T ltniinn. SIT brao sebadt unb
bennod uniinn. Define 9anb, Otto!
Sd Iage neirl-unb babel bleib i9.
@ber Dein pGterli1er 5reunb BIN i'd
bod non.-Wit Mnna iperbe i9 ipres
den. lnb nun: fein Mort mebr iiber
bic @a1e!-"
ct ftrih NIT Der 9anb bur9 bic
Cuff, aIs ipoIlte ct babur9 etne unz
fi9tbare @renslinte marfiren; bdnn
ging er.
Otto mar nod eine fleine Mfni1te
u,itterh i'm 3immer itehen gebfieben.
G.in Muse fAipeifte pur9 bas Genfter,
binaus IN ben parf, befen Ii4tes
fnofpenbeB War5sriin i'm sOnnealtAt
fhimmerts. Durh iein iunses 6er5
gtns ber Grii6lins nidt. @etpib: ber
General 6dtte in Mnen redt; bate
aud re9t sstban, ibm bic 9anb @nnas
au nertpeisern; bate aud re4t, penn
ct fuste; Sbr feib nod jung unb iperz
bet pertpinben.-Mber ettpas CAB es,
bos mar ni9t gu bertpinben. Den
gonnenf9ein feiner Susenb bate man
finn sraufam senommen. Wer2 9lu4
eins araue s5rau; aber fte fdlih ii4
ni9t bnru bas @9luHeno9 pie bas
Glenb. Mlen bate fie auf eth piebeftal
seiest ipie cine srobe @0ttin uno feierfe
iie unb betete iie an unb bra9te ihr
nndusseiest Opfer unb nannte iie bic
Srabition-
Otto atbmets bod auf. @r sins
gum 5enfter unb 0ffnete es. DrauBen
ipebte 2en5luft. Nad benz Megen
f1ien bic Natur gu frifderem 2eben
ertpadt gu iein. Sin Obemaus er>
fdauernber Wonne sing burd Die
Welt.
pauls GabtttenmiiBe tau9te 3ipis
f9en ben 9osfetts auf. Der Sunge
Bate feinea 8ruber am Genfter ees
feben.
yOtt9en," rief ct. rtomm bod bios
'raus unb fag' es ben Mnberen. 9ier
1T es famos unb gar ni4t mebr NAB.
Sd babe einen biden 2aubfrpfn e:s
fanssn, ben min i9 in ein @las ieben
unb nit grummern fiittern. Da f0ns
ren mir INNER feben, tpie bas Metter
tpirb-"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02
Bmmtes Mllerlei aus 9eutfhlanS

- Die folgenbe 8erDrbnune bat
! Der preuBi1he 2nnoes-& -&riegerbuno
auf failerli1en @unih erlaifen: Die
9rieger, AUDI bic unifDrnirten Ser.
cine, baben bel Saiierbeiuhen bic
8Dpfbebefung & absunebmen.
Sour bic grdeer BON Wlilitdrs Doer Df=
fentli1en 8eai1ten= nnifDrnen baben
in Der fir ite nDrgeihriebenen Weiie
au griiBen. @rI1einen Die 8ereine in
erpBen Malien, 10 iinb m0sli6it beritt
tene Offiaiere Doer @enSo armen
CUR nnteritiibune Der Berbanospurz
fibenben gu perpenoen. Daau be-
merit elm friiberer Solbat orauBen:
vWan beabte Die 9eiperrt georudten
SteIen, uno man miro Deriteben,
oaB Die rauf faiierliben Wnnib" er.
folete 8erfiigung in ben BON ibr be-
trpffenen &reiien nibt allein, fonoern
auh anoertpdrtS &ppfibiitteln per>
urla9te. Die alten Soloaten uno
ibre Bereine eelten bier als 9aupts
ftiibe bes Tbrpnes, uno man fann
ni1t neriteben, mas Seine Waieitdt
peranlaBt bat, iie ibres nlilitariIben
gbarafters gu enttleioen. @an5 be-
lonoerS aber bat Die 6eran5iebung
bon @ensbarmen perlhnupft, tpo>
our1 bic Mufsige Der &rieserpereine
Bel 2aiierparaoen ben @inoruf mas
den merben. als Db es @efangene
ieien, bic fi6 auf oem Sdub befin'
ben. Cine gang unperftdnoli6e
Meuerune!"
- SIM beutlhen gieife tperoen
fir ben ndhiten &eihstagsmabls
fampf, Der elmer Der befti9iten in Der
@elAihte oes 2anbes au tperoen perz
ipricbt, Die umfafienbiten BDrfebrunz
gen getrDffen. Gin oieier Gage BON
SersDgen, Siiriten, ganfiers uno
sSabrifanten ausgegebeneS girtular
foroert su elmer &Ollefte in Der 6Dbe
BON 3O0,0O0 Wart bebufs Betdn.
pfune Der Soaialoemofratie auf. Ser
rWDrp1rts" anttpDrtet oarauf. oaB
Die SDsialbemofratie minoeitenS 3
WeiaiDnen aufbringen ~ino iih aur
entiheioenben Bartei i'm Heibstage
auflmmineen tperoe. Diele Bebaup=
tuna lit pieuei1t etmas gu fiibn.
alIein es iit pffenbar, oaB Die 5o5ial<
oemDfratie l1nteritiibung BON BepDls
ferunesflaiien erbalten piro. Die fib
ibr bislang ferneebalten baben. menn
audi nieler Beitritt gun, 9beil nur
fir einen tempordren 8wed erfDlgt.
= Ser beutibe nSiiritinnensger>
elm gum Shube gefallener Srauen
unb Wdohen", bon uelhem neulid9
Die 3eitungen meloeten, iollte nun
cine @rtraIibung anberaunten. UNI
bas Ibina "Charity begins at
home gu bisfutiren,
- Die reiblte Gtaot unter ben
preuBiiben @roBitdbten 1T AUDI i'm
perIoIienen Sabre Srantfurt a. Wt.
eeblieben. Das ourbibnittlib pers
anIblagte Sabreseinfommen Der
Steuersabler betrua bort 4791 Wtarf,
oeaen 1868 Wart i'm 8priabre. Gin
ameiter Stelle fDlet Die Staot @bars
lottenbure, opd iit audi bier, wie
iiberbaupt in ben meiiten Staoten,
oas our9ihnittlibe @infOmmen BON
1888 auf 1854 Marf herabeegan9en,
Die brittle Stele nirnnt Qaben nit
| 1878 Warf elm, bann folgen 8ress
Tau nit 1920, &0nigsberg init 327O,
8Dln nit $3.50, Danaig NIT 1903.
glIen nit 2781, glberfelo nit 278W
| Stettin nit 2751. Berlin nit 2670.
| DnHeloUrf NIT 2508. arefelo NIT
2485, Barnen nit 2422, aiel nit
2372, 9lltona NIT PTS uno 9ort'
numb nit 1869 Mart. Su SbDnes
berg betrua oa8 ourhibnittlide GIN
tomnen 2715 Wart, geeen 1892 I'M
| 8oriabre, in &iroprf 1859 1472).
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5taat Obio, olbo,
Qrcas @eutltn, ss.

rants. @benep bei6port, eag er Der dl=
tere 9artner Der Girma 5. 5. @benep& 6 o..
1T, tuel6e 8eiddfte in Der Siaot Solebo, in oben=
genanntem County uno Staate, tbut, ,uno oaB be-
ioete Girma bic eumne bon eli Jun r t
pirb, eer bur9 ben @ebraud bon !9atl,' 8 a=
tarrb & + nidt eebeilt perOen tann,
Grant S. GbeAep,
{~) gei6woren bor mir uno unterl6rieben
Siege in niei1er 8egenipart am 6. Septem=
t-- ber u. 8. 's6.
g. 90. @feai n, Dfieutlider gotar.
9aa's &atarrb=Sur ipiro innerli6 eenommen uno
pirtt brett aui oas 8lut uno Die Idleimigen Sber=
adden oes Spfems 3eueniiie frei perianbt. qreis
Is Gents fir bic Glaide. 8ertauft bon alien Ipo=
tbetern.
s. 8. @benep & Co., Solebo, Ohio,
SaH's SamiIten 0ifIen iino Die better
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02

~ aalt. cement, Sano, Bad
fteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 2bon'
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier. Da1pappe'
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del, Eerpentin,
Jarben. Sins &c. &c. itets oorratbig
bel s. 6. 3iefmann, BOG Oit'
@ommercesStrnBe. Rieorige Brelie,
quite g8aare lpwie CUTE uno reeae
8ebienuna peroen garontirt. 60
Telepbon 4l0
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=. SdeuermeDer's 5amiliensarter

=. Sdeuermeper's 6amiliensartea
erireut fib tpeeen ieiner ausgeseib=
neten 3iihe bes beiten Hufes bel
6ieiigen uno Sremoen uno mirb
bementiprebeno pDn Sreunben elmer
auten beutiben Soft itarf patronis
iirt. Delitateiien Der Sailpn ent=
iprebeno. Milbereiprpoutte aller
Nrt. SIN Saloou finoet man itets
friibes Bier, quite @eine, 2iquDre
uno @igarren. Sbeuermeper's sSas
miliensarten 1T elm @rbolunesplab
eriter 9laiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02
3u berfaufeit

200 Nder Sarm in 8ieturia Co.,
2anb in @ncinal Co., 8auitelIen in
San 9tntonio. 500 ader bep1Hers
bares 2ano maize Der Stabt.
Mrel M eer1h debit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-02

- OohtlDie. nit blauer 5lamme
brennenoe 8etroleum 8ohs hsOefen.
3. 8. Brutpn Supplement- 6 0.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
At Cripple Creek Mines

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Sept. TO-
The Elkton mine resumed work this
morning with twenty-three men, the
property being guarded by troops.
President Remission OF District
Union No. l was refused admission
to the company's property by the
guards.
A permanent military camp of forty
five men is established at the Elkton
mine today.
Lieutenant McClelland and a squad
brought two prisoners to camp Gold
field today. "Slim" Campbell. who
was arrested last week by the civil
authorities for completely in the as
sault upon Justice of the Peace Hawk
ins. was arrested at Altman and II.
II. Mckinney at Independence. The
latter was formerly city marshal OF
Altman. The military authorities de-
clined to state the case against the
prisoners.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
THOUSAND DOLLAR ORE
Rich Rock Found in the Nor tn
Star, IOnOpah

Last night Frank Golden received
a telegram from Tonopah, stating that
in the north crosscut in the North
Star mine, on the 94S-foot level yes
terday morning, an exceedingly rich
ledge Of ore was struck, the entire
face of the workings being in the rich
stuff, says the Carson News.
An assay was made of the breast
and the returns were 1919 per ton
The ledge is believed to be the rich
cne struck a short time ago in Mon
tana-Tonopah ground, and the encoun-
ter was not unexpected by those who
have followed North Star develop
ment However. it is none the less
pleasing to the Nevada people who
own the property almost entirely.
A straw which shows which way
the wind is blowing is the fact that
some of Tonopah's leading companies
have been endeavoring to effect a
consolidation with North Star, and
this at a time. when the latter had
absolutely nothing in sight, and the
former had their millions. The con-
solidation is undoubtedly a long way
off.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
With CHARACTERISTIC Zea

The vigorous manner in which the
postal frauds are being investigated
and the guilty punished, speaks in
praise OF the administration of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, the Reno Gazette says.
The President has always borne the
reputation of being a man of aetion"
and he has certainly sustained that
reputation in treating crooked postal
officials. Perhaps after the guilty
have been sent to Albany and the pos
tai service given into other hands,
we may get more satisfactory service
al along the line, from rural post
masters to the registered letter de-
partment.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
Afraid OF The Mines

ST. PAUL, Sept. 10.-A special to
the Dispatch from Gem, Idaho says:
"All miners employed at the Frisco
mine, one of the leading producers
in the Occur D'Alene district, walked
out today and the mine is closed.
THE reason given by the men is
that they are afraid to work in the
mine because Of explosions and earth
quake shocks Some of the explosions
are felt in town and are taken by
many for earthquakes. Mining engi-
neers say that the reports and explo-
sions are caused by cracking rock and
that there is no danger
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
AN JTHER ONE GOES WRONG
Manager of HOBART Mills
SkiDs With a Widow

Manager Johnson of the Hobart
Mills has left his happy home at
Overton and departed for those vague
and extensive regions popularly dub
bed as parts unknown"
Mr.. Johnson held the lucrative and
responsible position as manager of
the mills, and was, of course, a prom
inent feature in the social life of Over
ton. He had bright and interesting
family, and to all appearances was an
attentive and devoted husband and
father 1t came, therefore, as a great
shock to the little community when
II developed several days ago that
Manager Johnson had skipped by the
light of the moon and had caused
another decrease in the population by
taking with him a buxom widow.
1t has since been discovered that
he has for some time been paying
secret attentions to the woman in
weeds.
The whereabouts of the guilty
couple are unknown, but it is thought
that they have gone westward and are
treading the primrose path in San
Francisco.
The deserted wife, who is a daugh-
ter of Judge Jones, of Austin, is a
most estimable lady, and has the SYM
pathy of the entire community of Ho-
bart Mills, where she is very popular.
Enterprise.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
SaiOOnkeGp per fatally Shot

MURRAY CITY, Sept. 10.-John
Mamet, a saloonkeeper, was fatally
shot last night by Marshal Surtes and
Saloonkeepers G. w. Van Sickle and
William McComb were wounded.
Mamet was arrested by the mar
shal on a charge of keeping his sa-
Icon open on Sundays and the saloon
men swore vengeance
The men met at Van Sickles place
and Mamet at once drew his revolver
and shot at Surtes, the ball striking
him in the wrist. Surtes then Lred.
killing Mamet. Van Sickle was shot
in the thigh and McComb in the hand
by Mamet while trying to taAe the
marshafs revolver away from him.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11

q half years Imprisonment. Minister
Leishman promptly protested against
tho violation of the rights Of an Amer
lean citizen.
Tacoma, Wash.-Five masked men
entered the barroom of the Hotel
Oheit at South Twenty-first and Pa
cific avenue shortly after midnight
Wednesday night, held up five men,
including the bartender and propri-
etor, robbed the till behind the bar
and forced the proprietor to open the
safe in the Office adjoining the bar
room. The robbers secured $1,000 in
cash, a considerable amount of jew
elry and several gold nuggets. After
dividing their plumber the men walked
cut
New York-While the senate at Bo-
gota postponed until this week discus
sion of the new bill authorizing the
government TO negotiate another 18TH
mian canal treaty with the United
States, it is known, says Panama
dispatch to the Herald, that the gov
ernment does not attach much impor-
tanee to the proposed law, but it is
believed the Maroquin administration
will treat directly with the Washing
ton government for a new treaty on
what it considers an equitable basis
st. Louis, Mo.-A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Waterloo. ILL.,,
says: William A. Hoffman,, young
farm hand living near Mayestown, ILL.,.
twelve miles southeast of Waterloo
called his father-in-law, William
Brandt, to the door of his house and
shot him to death. Then he rode
back to his wife and told her that he
had killed the old hound" her father
gave her 81, which he said he wanted
her to spend on the christening OF
their four-weeks-old daughter, Mary
kissed ,her and their four children
and rode into the woods.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
Assaulted a Child

OMAHA, Sept. 10.-A large posse OF
officers and citizens, headed by Chief
of Police Briggs of South Omaha. is
searching the river bottoms south of
this city for an unknown man who
today assaulted an eleven-year-old
child. the daughter Of Edward Kroe-
ger. The child was on her way to
school and was accompanied by her
small brother. who gave the alarm.
The little girl was seriously injured.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11

fill long-felt want in Winnemucca,
and express themselves as much
pleased with the reception given them
and also with the future outlook. In
addition to making mems clothing
and cleaning and pressing suits and
trousers, they have prepared to cater
to the wants OF the ladies in furnish
ing made to order skirts, as will be
seen in their local elsewhere in this
issue
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
Card of thanks

The ladies of the Methodist church
furnishing society wish to thank the
public in general for the assistance
and patronage so literally extended
on the occasion of the Harvest Dinner,
and especially to express their graft
tude to Mrs. A. E. Lothrop, Mrs. H. A.
Gilbert and Miss Warren for their aid
in the musical program.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-11
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News NOteS Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

The Gazette says the work in the
East Reno railroad yards is somewhat
delayed by the scarcity of labor.
The seaport town of Empire has
been electrically wired by the force of
the Truckee River General Electric
company.
Mrs. Dotta, who was assaulted by
Niger Harry in Reno is in much
worse condition. Her case is consid-
cred very serious.
Mrs. H. b. Wood of Pacific Grove.
Cal, has been elected teacher of music
in the Elko public school, at a salary
OF $40 per month.
The Rocky Point mill at Dayton will
resume operations on Silver Hill rock
Monday next, after being shut down
for TIE summer months.
Rev. Samuel Unswortn, pastor of
Trinity Episcopal church at Reno, was
thrown from his buggy near Verdi last
Sunday and painfully injured.
The name of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank in Reno will be changed
to that Of THE Reno Bank" After a
while it will be made a national bank.
Work was begun this week on the
block to be erected by Henry Ander-
son and associates at the corner of
Second and Sierra streets in Reno
The block will cost $4,000.
I Judge Fitzgerald, of the supreme
court, has written a book on the silver
question and it is now in the hands
of an eastern publishing house. The
volume will contain about $50 pages.
A group of claims called the Silver
Hill mine, about 80 miles north of To-
nopah, is soon to be operated by the
Salt Lake and Willow Springs Mining
company. The property is a gold and
copper proposition.
The farmers of Carson Valley have
agreed to turn enough water into the
Carson river to enable the Rae Min
/ ing company to run their electric
plant at the Rocky Point mill and
operations will be resumed in the mine
at Como in a few days.
Yesterday Major Charles T. Boyd
military instructor at the state uni
versity, was granted a license by the
supreme court to practice law. He is
reported as having passed one of the
best examinations of any applicant
who has appeared before the court in
some time.-Carson Appeal.
At a meeting of the Washoe county
commissioners Tuesday a petition was
received from a number of citizens OF
Washoe asking for the appointment
OF justice of the peace and constable
for that township. The board appoint
er Fred Frank justice of the peace and
Lou Winters constable. This is a pre-
liminary step the ranchers of that sec
tion are taking to protect themselves
from the damage of ungrateful hunt
ers, who shoot stock and break down
fences, and the farmers will be able
to swear out warrants and capture
the offenders before they get out OF
the district.
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