The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-05
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John Saval is in the city from Tus-
carora.
Sheriff Lamb made flying trip to
Golconda this morning.
Judge j. A. Langwith came in last
night from Golconda on business.
Frank Button and George Bliss are
in town today from the Bliss ranch.
The county commissioners will meet
in regular session next Monday morn
/ ing.
J. F. McCambridge is in town from
Tonopah, and is staying at the Laf-
ayette
/ w. M. Clifford, sheep-buyer for the
Western Meat company, went west
this morning.
George Berk received a carload or
sheep from the Golconda Cattle Co.
this morning.
Four cars of horses were loaded
yesterday at Battle Mountain and
shipped east.
Floyd McReynolds returned to King
River this morning, after business
visit in town.
Miss Mabel Cochran will open the
fall term of school in the Sanoma
district next Monday.
Letters of administration were is
sued this morning to J. NJ Thompson
of Golconda, In the estate of William
Farrell
Miss A. Larson, of Empire, Nevada,
who was in Winnemucca for short
time yesterday, left for Paradise on
this mornings stage.
Miss Florence Bean left on this
mornings stage for Paradise, where
she has been engaged as teacher of the
Central school for the coming year.
Bob Bowling, cattle foreman on
Miller & Lux's ranch, arrived in town
last night in charge of the big band
of cattle to be shipped below Monday.
G. Cushing, giving his occupation as
sailor, was sentenced yesterday in
Golconda by Justice Langwith to 40
days in the county Jail for petit lar
ceny He was brought down this
morning by Constable McVey.
E. w. Tregaskis is in town today
from Virgin station, fourteen miles
this side of DEMO. In addition to the
duties of keeper of the station at Vir-
gin. Mr.. Tregaskis also carries the
mail between DEMO and Amos.
Albert waldman. the principal wit
ness against the four men held for
the murder of Jack Weich, has ac-
cepted position with E. Reinhart &
Co., in this city. Mr. Waldman is a
gas filter and plumber and is a fine
workman.
Engineer Mullen is preparing to
move his family and household goods
to Ogden, to which place he was re-
Gently transferred. The house III
which he lived. on Melarkey street.
will be occupied by the family Of w.
H. Curtis, of the Silver State stan.
Roberts, Sevner. German and Will
Jams. the four alleged murderers of
Jack Welch, will be taken to Reno
and imprisoned in the Washoe county
Jail as soon as the Folsom convicts
are returned to California. Sheriff
Lamb obtained permit, signed by the
governor, authorizing the transfer.
Harry Manning. sent up from Love-
lock for seventy-five days, for cary
ing concealed weapons. yesterday paid
into the sheriff's Office the sum Of sos,
the balance of his fine due, and was
sci at liberty. Since his imprison-
ment 1t has developed that Manning
was not a member of the gang OF
hoboes In whose company he was
when arrested. having fallen in with
them a short time before they were
ccrralled by Constable Wolf He
comes of very wealthy and highly
respected family In the east, and after
paying his fine left town with several
hundred dollars.
T. e. Bradstreet left yesterday ev-
ening for Pleasant valley to look at
a band OF horses owned by Frank
Guthrie. In conversation with Sill
yer State reporter yesterday, Mr..
Bradstreet announced that it is his in
teption to buy a large number OF
horses in this section next season.
He greatly regrets that the horse
men do not take more interest in the
auction plan. which was tried here
few weeks ago. with Indifferent sue
cess. This plan of sale would. he is