The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-16
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes GdthcreG
From Many Places in
Nevada

The Lovelock creamery, which Is cap
will soon be ready for business.
Go.dfeld is sad to be poor place foi
a man without means. All lines Of work
ale fled and the cost of living is high
The citizens of Reno will vote tomor-
row on the question of levying tax
to raise s., 500, with which to pay the ex-
penses of conducting the schools at tina
place.
Burglars blew open the safe in Mr..
Goble's store at Wells yesterday morn
ing and secured between 5000 and $500 In
cash, besides quantity of knives. There
is no clew to the burglars.
p. J. Ogliv.e, the South Fork rancher.
had a bad runaway a day or two ago.
Two of his teams hitched to mowers raj
away and met on bridge. The mowers
were ruined and the horses considerab..
scratched up.-Elko Independent.
The season for shooting ducks opened
yesterday and a test will probably b.
made of the order prohibiting hunting on
certain sections of Washoe lake. Th'
Hunting and Fishing club have four con
stables patroling the preserves wnicn
they have leased from Theodore Winters
A deed executed by Gov. Sparks con
veying all the waters of Hunter creef
to the Hunter Creek Water ComI any
also 80 acres of land for reservoir pur-
poses. and a right-of-way across the
Mayberry ranch, was filed yesterday
with the county recorder of ', ashoe
county.
A. man of nooie red blood was placed
In the lookup by Constable Wil-on last
night and the arrest so outraged the
feelings of the red man that he Sc
fire to the wooden jail. He was smok
ing hot when discovered by Onncers
Berry. Cadle and Higley, who brok'
open the door with an AK and released
him from his dangerous posi- ion.-Ga
zette.
Smith brothers and Ryan brothers OF
Caliente, owners of the cd Hope ano
Jackson claims, which are located seven
miles nosheast of Bradsbow's ranch on
the line of the San Pedro railroad, west
of Caiiente, are making extensive pre-
parations for resuming work on both
,hese claims. These claims were located
In 1883 and have been worked intermi..
tently ever since. There are $50 feet o.
development work completed on the
Hope In a shaft sunk on ledge of from
three to five feet wide. carrying va.ue
of $3.50 In gold. silver and copper.
At the Montana Tonopah annual meet
ing held at Salt Lake this week the fol
lowing officers and directors Were
chosen: Charles E. Knox. president; A.
C. Ellis, Jr., president; r. P. Dun.
lap. secretary and treasurer: George F.
Bodgett. second vice-presdent; Char'es
e. Morris. C. w. Whitley. George S
Nixon and George A. Bartlett. At the
organization of the board Dona-4 q
Gillies of Butte, Mont. was selected as
general manager and SUI erintendent
He has had much experience and hi
selection will elicit the approval of every
interest.
1--WE find that Engineer l.. Isoard was
in charge of engine No. 277 of second
section No. 5. and we hereby charge the
said L. Isoard with gross criminal negli-
gence, and we hereby fully exonerate the
rest of the train crew from all blame
IS the verdict of the coroner's jury that
investigated the deaths of Harry c.
Davies, coal passer, and A. l.. Hicks,
fireman. who lost their lives in last
Mondays wreck on the Southern Pacific
near Laughton. Engineer Isoard upo,,
whom the coroners jury places the
blame for the catastrophe. is seriously
injured. He is in the hospital at Sacra-
mento.