The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-12
OPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathcfes
From Many Places in
Nevada

/ p Inc 1uittIti VI the tdtC Oiteto oNesNNS
Marshal Emmitt took place to-day from
the Episcopal church in Carson.
The Robinson Mercantile Company of
Sparks has been Incorporated for $4,000
with $50 shares at a par value of 500
share. The incorporators are G. A. Rob-
ison of Sparks and r. L, Robson and G.
w Robson of Reno.
District Attorney Pike. one of the Off
GERS of the Death Valley Mining Com
pany, received two sacks of ore Saturday
from the southern country. One sack
| assayed s452 in gold and the other sl6S in
gold Mr. Pike is such an ardent Parker
lite that he did not have the samples as
sayed for silver.
As the express on the v. & r. was
backing away from the depot Sunday
! evening 1t was brought to sudden halt
by the brakeman on the rear platform
4 Nllp puliSN tliC tAAlNi SCiiN5 oAo'NN' = $50
sodden individual had selected a rail on
| the bridge FOR a pillow and had settled
down to sweet slumber. He was escort
ed to place of safety and the train pro-
~eeded Gazette.
| T. r. woodbridge. representing Taylor
Z o n. no tn y
number of the most important sampline
works in the west, arrived last Monday
and announces that his company will at
once establish sampling works at Tono.
nah or in the immediate vicinity. M.
woodbridge IS ACCOMPANIED by his wife
and viii make his permanent headquar-
sers in Tonopah.-Miner
The citizens of Goldfeld organized a
volunteer Fire Department last Thurs
day evening with the following officers:
Claude NJ. Smith. president: Louis Lef-
kovits. secretary; Joseph Brearly. treas
urer: c. c. Inman. chief. Every effort
will be made to improve the fire protec-
ion of the camp without delay. Fire
Mugs win be Installed and hose and hose
| cart win be ordered at once. and an
slarm bell viii be placed In some suita-
SIC. clace.
/ Several days ago H. ]. I.anders. who
resided near Beckwith in Sierra valley
was burned to a crisp in a fire that de-
stroyed his cabin where he lived alone.
| The old man burned a candle during the
night and this is supposed to have been
the cause OF the fire. He was bachelor.
need about Is years and had accumulat-
ed considerable property during his long
residence in Sierra valley. Mr.. Lander
has no known relatives nearer than Ger
many.-Reno Gazette.
| A. ]. Enders was found dead in his
cabin near the New York mine Sunday.
From indications it is supposed he dieo
HiltuN IiShA ilolh an rtNNaNh VI i~N'A :
trouble. He had been employed as watch
man of the mine for short time. De
ceased was an old resident of this city.
He was a member of the Exempt Fire
men and was formerly CONNECTED with
the police force. He was native OF
Louisiana. aged 72 years. daughter,
living near Wells, survives him.-Chron-
lcle.
Joe Carroll met with an accident Sun
day night that will make him hobble
around for a few days. About 10 O'Clock
Midget Kelly, a physical culture teacher.
We're discussing the beauties of that sci
ence. Mccoy took off his revolver and
laid it on the desk. In the exercises that
followed the gun was Jared from the
desk to the floor. AS it struck the floor
it exploded and the bullet cut the panta-
looms of Ioe's left lee at the knee and
went through the heshy part of his right
/ leg between the knee and the hip. Luck
/ lily the bullet missed the bone and went
through the ceiling of the saloon without
doing any further damage. DIR. Hood
was called at once and dressed Joe's leg
and he was taken home and put to bed.
-Elko Independent.
From George W Steiner comes the fol-
I lowing particulars of terrible accident
that occurred at Jefferson canyon. Nye
county. on the Fourth of July. in which
an Indian known as Duck Patterson was