The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05

son that we have failed to read of cit
liens of the northern burg endorsing
Willie"
The Southern Pacific railroad Is
right. Any man, as a rule, prefers
feet of snow.
The Industries most notable around
Truckee that are booming at present
are snow-ee and ice-ee.
There is scarcely a mail that does
not bring an editor of a country news
paper some kind of a request to pub
lish this or that for the benefit OF his
readers. One has a new doubie-jointed
back-action cucumber for sale. and the
editor will do a great thing for his
patrons by merely publishing four or
five columns shout 1t. Another has a
patent method for rendering potatoes
non-explosive, and only wishes the
editor to save the lives of thousands
by a half-page writeup of its merits.
Another has invented a self-filling
pork barrel, which by a few cents ex-
pended In chemicals will keep the
family in meat forever, and all he
wishes is to have the editor pay him
half a hundred dollars for a sample
barrel to just keep inside his office
door that all who call may see. and
try O sample Of the product. but OF
course the editor must not eat or
touch any of the pork. Yes, the editor
Is a highly favored person who a
quite often go to a hve-cent show by
doing only IS worth of printing for 1t,
II he will take a back seat and sit on
the floor. My. who wouldn't be an
editor? We tried to be, once.
Reno is agitating the good street
question. Reno needs paved streets
and should not delay any time in get
ting at the work. The property own
ers will soon see that good pavement
in front of business houses adds to
their value as holdings and what is
more to the point-the rent thereof.
Governor Sparks proposes to furnish
good, wholesome water to the resi-
dents of Reno. The water coming
from Sparks should be sparkling and
bright" and SO on.
1t may be a puzzling question even
to James j. Hill to guess who control
the Northern Pacific railyaw when
the decision of the supreme court Is
carried into effect.
The newspaper correspondents In the
far east do not seem to get very close
in with their cameras. They are
neither within sight or earshot of the
things we want to hear about.
If a woman loves her horse she is
apt to love her husband-or anything
else she ian drive.
An echo is the only thing that can
him-fiam a woman out of the lasi
void.
When you refer to a son Of old Erin
as a lobster you fatter him. A lobster
40 q "Ao0 "a >fN
standpoint, for green is the color foI
him as long as he lives. and nell die
before he puts on a red coat.
The Sacramento barber who charged
a customer $500 for an & SHAMPOO,
hair cut and SINCE, scalp treatment
and face massage, must have been
dreaming tina ne was dong business
IN 1~onopah.
And now Russia will bear the sa-
the Japs. Thus does superstition hold
sway in the hearts OF the people Oh
that supposed TO be great nation. Far
better leave the image in a place Oh
worship and go and lean TO SHOOT
and forget the war methods of CEN
turtles ago.
There Is such a thing as perfect
happiness but sore other fellow al
ways has it.
A wise newspaper says that we should
be hankfu that we are moderns anu
AeltS OF all WlSuom OF the ages. Tei
maps we should be IL we id not know
that the average American imagines
Piato to be a new kind of silver pol
Ish and Sappho an attachment to d
piano.
Our landlady's daughter always
plays a mixture of airs on her piano
from a lot of old ope. asa sort of mu-
steal hash, you now
The saw mi hammer keep up a
lively tune these days. This Is the
kind of music a is best for a town
even If 1t is knocking
War Not Worrying Americans
American bankers are not worryinge