The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-23
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Floyd McReynolds is in town from
King River.
Cranberries, quarts soc; Csc gal
lon at Browns.
c. w. Younkin was an arrival from
DEMO last evening.
Mrs. ]. Knowles has gone to Carlin>
to visit during the holidays.
H. Silberstein, registers at the La
New candles for Christmas, at F. c.
Robins & Co. 17-6t
Bed Comforters-Fine. the cheapest
to the best, at F. C. Robins Co. list
The right place to order youH gro
ceries for Christmas dinner is at
Browns.
John E. Bray, regent of the Univer
sity of Nevada, is in town from Reno
on business today.
The public school closed this after
soon for the holidays. and will recon-
vene on Monday. January 4.
Cdll anu eAdHllIe tHe 1hliSthioS
goods at the Peoples Store before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 16-tf
New Walnuts. Almonds. Pecans.
Filberts. Brazils and Peanuts, zoe per
pound, at Browns. 16-St.
We have as fine line of Christmas
presents as you can find anywhere at
the Peoples Store. left
C. E. McCay. L. G.. McCay and
Frank Ropke arrived last night from
Chicago, and are staying at the Busch
hotel.
A fine large mare, valued at $3.50
belonging to Tom Bradshaw. of Para
disc. died yestel day evening in the
yard, at Haviland's stable.
E. H. Vickers and ]. H. Curry have
filed with County Recorder Sheehan
notice of location of the Victor quartz
claim, in Paradise district.
Miss Mabel Cochran, who is teach
ing school in Sonoma district, is spend
ing the holiday vacation at the home
of her parents in Winnemucca.
Mrs. A. E. Lothrop and little daugh-
ter. Mabel, will leave on No. this
evening, Mrs. Lothrop to visit her sis
ter in San Francisco and Mabel Z
spend the holidays with friends in
Reno.
Judge S. ]. Bonnlneld this mornins
decided the matter of the application
for release from custody upon a writ
of habeas corpus of Hugh Hutchinson
alias Murphy. Hutchinson was given
his liberty
Mrs. ]. F. Angel arrived yesterday
evening from Sequel. TO join her hus-
band, who is employed by Z. Reinhart
& Co. They will go to housekeeping
at once in one of Mr.. Hoffmans houses
on Melarkey street.
Three of Winnnemuccas schoo
ma'ams will spend the holiday vaca-
tion out of the city. Misses Smith and
Wright will go to Reno this evening
on No. 8, and Miss McGonagle will
leave tomorrow for ogden, where she
will visit her parents.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild are
preparing a Christmas tree for the
children of the Episcopal Sunday
school. The entertainment will be
given in Silver State hall Thursday
evening at o'clock. All parents OF
friends of the children who desire to
hang presents on the tree may have
the privilege. and al are invited to
attend.
A detachment of the Second cavalry.
Y. S. regulars, from FIT. Sheridan. Chi
cago, ILL.,, passed TIN ough Winnemucc1
at noon today on their way to the
Philippines via San Francisco. There
were 130 enlisted men and six officers
on board, Capt. Gardner being in COM
mand. The officers were acccompan-
led by their families They will said
from San Francisco on the transport
Thomas on January l, and will relieve
the 1lth cavaliy, now in the islands.
Elsewhere will be found the call for
bids on county printing for the year
1904. published by order OF the board
of county commissioners. After half
years trial, during which time the
Silver State saved the taxpayers hun
dreds of dollars. it was noticed that
the Democratic commissioner from
Paradise did not oppose advertising
for bids, although last July he MADE
a motion that the entire contract be
awarded to the Humboldt Standard al
the exorbitant rates then being charg-
ed.