The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-28
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

/ The prospects Tor Dountlful crop
| of hay and grain in this valley were
never better than this season. Early
fruits were mostly killed by the frost.
though the apple crop will be fairly
good.-Gardnerville Courier.
The bicycle thief has resumed his
! work in Reno. A beautiful Rambler
wheel was recently stolen from DR.. l.
w. Cushman of Elm street. The whees
was a valuable one. and the doctor
regrets its loss ve.y much.-Gazette.
Lovelock seems unusually quiet.
There a,e no idle men to be seen. how
ever, which indicates that all are en-
Indications for bountiful harvest we
may expect prosperous t-mes.-Tribune.
The elect on for mining recorder last
Friday resulted in the choice of w j.
the ensuing term. He received 700
votes of the SS4 cast, Thomas Fleming
receiving 1S1 and three were thrown
out by the judges.-Tonopah Sun.
| 1S q iCoult VI tliC SCiOOt SlCItiOl
held Monday Robert Welch was elect
ed trustee for long term and w.
Ruddell for short term. w. C. Pitt
is the hold over" Joe Therien. who
received but two votes less than Mr.
Welch for long term, says he didn''
want the thankless job, anyhow
Lovelock T. ibune.
No school election was held in Bat
tie Mountain Monday for no candi.
dates came forward and declared thei
intention of running for the office. an6
furthermore no candidates filed Their
names with the Clerk according to
law. As it now stands we presume
the positions will be filled by the
county Observation-Disclosures
indians Wann and Dave became
tangled up in a dispute over a poke,
game Wednesday. Wann rung in a
cnid deck and ft:.eoed Dave out OF his
cash. VINO maze complaint to Con
stable Wolf The difficulty was set
tied by Judge Maris. who gave the
two aforesaid redskins a job of fif-
teen days on the chain gang-Chron
icle.
Gabe M. Cohen, son of a former mer-
chant of Elko. arrived from San Fro n
cisco last night. The young man was
rorn here and after an absence Of
twenty-five years returns to his birth
place. He doubtless misses many
scenes and faces that were familiar L,
him in his boyhood days. Many PLACES
have changed hands and strange faces
greet him re--Independenf.~
Reports from San Francisco state
that there has been a great activity
| in MacNama;a stock during the past
few days. In fact, it is said to b-
board. This is doubtless because it Is
t generally believed that the MacNam-
ara is to be taken over by the Schwab-
McI<ane crowd, who own Tonopah-Ex-
tent.on and other mines north and
west OF the MacNamara
The gold and silver spike to be usef
IN the completion OF the Tonopah rail
| road has been finished by Geo ge F
ordinary railroad spike and made of
gold and silver bullion from the Miz
pah mine. 1t is silver inlaid with
gold. The words. "Tonopah Railroad
1904" are handsomely engraved there
on. The spike is on exhibition In Mr.
4 CJal. 49,. 81. rf@1
sun.
/ One morning this week: writes
and festive red haired gambler ar
rived In Hawthorne and opened uD
game in one OF the salons. After the
game was fairly urder way he re-
tired to the rear OF the saloon. saying
he would return In a minute. His
watch must have stopped. as II Is now
fifteen hours since his departure and
he is not back vet He sold $2l5 worth
of chips. which possess value to
their present holders of about two bits.
there being no bank roll behind them.
The citizens are losers their good
| money anu are DtiilOdllIHS tiicii loss,
but receiving little sympathy.
Jerry Conway. a young athlete Of
Reno. who recently went to San
Francisco to enter in the try outs or
the Worlds fair swimming team, had
very little difficulty In beating the
fastest swimmers on the coast and is
almost sure of a position on the team
that will go to st. Louis. Scott Leary.
who rep esented the Olympic Club and
who has defeated all Eastern swim
mers. fell an easy victim to Conway
of the Reno Wheelmen's club. Con-
way has succeeded in winning all of
the preliminary events at the races