The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-23
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

terday a piece of casting fell on Charles
kle and knee. Mr.. Wilson was taken to
his home at the corner of F and Union
streets and made as comfortable as pos
sible He had only started to work yes
terday morning, aft~r being idle long
time Enterprise.
AT tie annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Union Consolidated Mining
! crmrany In San Francisco Tuesday the
/ following directors were elected: c. ii.
| Fish c. Hirshfeld. A. F. Coffin, William
panrar and B. r. Shaw. c. II. Fish was
! elected president, G. Hshfeld vice pres
4 id.nt. A. p Swain secretary and A. J.
/ Mcdonnell superintendent
| The Carson News is authorized to make
the announcement that Hon. Samuel
Platt, who served Ormsby county in the
| legislature, was the Republican party's
nominee for attorney general at the last
] election and who has stumped the state
several times in the interests of the Re-
publican ticket. will be a candidate be-
fore the Republican convention at Win
nemucca for the nomination of member
Of congress.
| An attempt was made late Thursday
night to hold IN Dr. Franck at the cor
ner of Fourth and Virginia streets, says
the Gazette. He says that as he was re-
turning from the home of Prof Krall,
where he attended a musicale, he was ac-
costed by two reughs, one of whom ask
ed hira what tine it was and the other
commanded him to turn over his valua-
bles The doctor was not in a mood to
comply and the demand was not repeated
Monday evening as the logging train
of the Tahoe railroad was rounding
curve at the Tahoe Lumber company's
camp en- route to Truckee with a load CT
logs, the engine struck Frank Pasini and
Barney Bettanini, who were walking
along the track, and instantly killed the
former while the latter had his left leg
run over. necessitating an amputation as
| soon as he could be brought to town.
Pasini's head was nearly severed from
he body.-Enterprise
The five Cinnamon arrested at Beowawe
the first of the week for being in the
United States without entrance papers,
were brought up before Commissioner T.
j. Edwards at Carson Wednesday 1t
was found that four of them had the
necessary papers and they were immedi-
ateIy released The fifth .man's story is
that he has the necessary document, bu'
it is deposited in safe place and he
/ claims to have sent for it TO present
proof If his story is straight he also
! will be released.
Frank Meder and Fred Brown are MAX
/ ing arrangements to put a steamboat on
Washoe lake. They have secured the
necessary engine and will be at work as
Washoe lake is increasing in popularity
every season with those who wish a sim
1 gle days outing, and some quick, pleas
ant method Il crossing to the east side
/ is what the soortsmen have been looking
4 for. The little steamer will have all it
can do on Sundays and other holidays
and will shorten the time to the club
house by nearly an hour-Carsoa News.
story comes frcm Tonopah to the ef-
| feet that T. l.. Oddie. general manager
| of the Tonopah Mining company and one
of the wealthiest men in the new mining
| district, had engaged attorneys with
view to fling a suit for divorce against
1 his wife frc m whom he separated several
days ago. According to the report oddie
is in San Francisco comforting with his
lawyers and is expected to institute pro-
ceedings i'm a few days. The ground upon
which his suit win be based Is said TO
be incomDatibility Of temper. although
gossip has it that the couple have sepa-
rated for more serious reasons. Mrs.
Oddie was formerly Clara Belle McDon-
aid. wife of Richard Mcdonald of San
Francisco, whose connection with the
sensational failure of the Pacific bank