The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19
HAPPENINGS IN OUA
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

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The Elko Free Press nomInates Mayor
Turrettin of Reno for congressman from
Nevada on the Republican ticket.
July rs. rs and 27 in honor of the compile
tion of the railroad into the camp There
will be three days of sport and all are
invited
The Tonopah Hardware company /:
now erecting a handsome white stont
building opposite their present store &
Main street, and when completed viii L.
the handsomest structure in Tonopah.
Out of over 1000 voters in Reno town.
ship only 170 have registered thus farI
Registration is usually light at this timd
however. as there are four months lefS
in which voters may qualify for the elec1
tion.--Gazette.
One of the camps In western Nevada
that is a steady producer of gold ID
Olinghouse. This camp threatens to takd
the place of the railroad shops In thd
town of wadsworth and keep the plac4
from shrinking.
Hon. Windy Francis G. Newlands ~
back In Reno. telling the Journal what
-'he did at the st. Louis conventional
There are several persons here who would
like to see him do something" that hd
promised to do.-Bonanza.
Howard Sharp, who killed man at
Goldfield. has been acquitted by the grand
jury OF the charge of murder. Several
months ago a man named Kendall be-
came involved in a quarrel with Sharp
and attempted to waylay him. Sharp
thereupon killed Kendall on sight.
man giving his name as John Gill
man took an unexpected cold plunge In
the Truckee Sunday night and is likely
to have a bad cold for several days as
a result. He was attempting to escapeI
from couple of night police when mel
ran blindly into the river, receiving q
good ducking. ng.-Gazette.
The Tonopah Gold Mountain MIningi
Company's properties continue to OPEN
up we'll and shipping ore is being sacked
but will be reserved until completion OF
the railroad Ore was received today
which in Goldfield would create great ex-
citement, but is regarded as the ordinary
thing at this property.-Bonanza.
r. b. Walker. of Oakland. Disappeared
from Truckee three days ago and is sup-I
fishing near Mystic and his hat wasI
found on the river bank. Failing to rel
turn to camp. his two sons organized al
party and have searched the river everI
since. Walker was knight of Pythias.
Summit Lodge of Truckee is sending out
a searching party-Gazette.
c. H. Elliott, the Tonopah broker. on
his recent visit announced that he and
C. w. Kinney, the borax king. would
soon put In a new telegraph and tele-
phone line to connect with the Western
Union. The promoters announce that the
present rates will be cut in half and that
press dispatches will be sent free. as
they believe the advertising such dis
than repay them in increased business
Goldfield News.
Jim Butler and his estimable wife. who
never tire of showing their devotion to
the great camp which owes it's existence
to them, have again demon< rated their
love for Tonopah-the camp that has
made Nevada-by giving the munincen,
amount of $1,000 to Railroad day fund
This insures the grandest celebration eveiI
held In Nevada. and the HEARTFELT thankI
and gratitude of every man, woman and
child is given to them. With i.lis magI
nifcent sum over 5000 win be raised rod
the observation-disclosures