The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-10
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no. VIII De SeNerdl nOurS idte To-
night.
Thos. G. Hearst, of Paradise, is in
town today.
John O'Kane is up from Lovelock on
business today.
John Lamorams, of Quin river, came
in last evening.
G. F. Meyers, of Sierra Valley. Calf.
came in this morning.
C. " Wagner. of Truckee, is regis
tered at the Lafayette.
Attorney F. x. Murphy returned on
No. 6 this afternoon from Reno.
G. F. Pope came in from Battle
Mountain on No. last evening.
Arthur Cochran left last evening for
the Sonoma ranch, where he will visit
for while.
Three freight crews were laid off
today; the change, it is thought, will
be but temporary.
G. S. Nixon departed on No. last
evening for San Francisco, to be gone
a few days on business.
Mrs. j. A. Lipman and Miss Edna
Zahren returned on No. this after
noon from their California trip.
The. local chapter of the Epworth
League Is preparing for its monthly
social, to be given tomorrow evening
Regular meeting of Silver Stats
chapter. No. 6. o. E. S., at the hall
tonight. All members are requested
to attend.
Jim Low, the Chinese merchant of
McDermit, came up last night from.
| San Francisco where he has been buy
ing a large stock of general merchan-
! disc.
| General Manager Kruttschnitt and
Division Superintendent Scott, in Their
special car attached to No. 8, will pas
through the city on their way to San
Francisco.
| Con Cadagan, the we'll known ana
popular engineer. writes this papes
I. ON his old home in Russell, Iowa
where he has been on an extended
visit, that he win leave there for Win
nemucca today.
/ Martin Harreguy and Jane Bidde-
gary, two French youths. arrived lasl
evening direct from their native coun-
try, and are staying at the Winnie
mucca. They will leave tomorrow foi
| Quin river. to go to work.
/ C. d. Van volkenburg and family
will move into the house now occupied
| by J. A. Lipman, on Fourth street the
! first of the month. Mr.. and Mrs. Lip
man will move into the Hewitt prop
pied by w. L. Butler.
/ A. e. Lasher of the mines at Ken
nedy. who came in yesterday. was
quite sick last night with an attack
of acute throat trouble. DR.. GirouA
attended him, at the Winnemucca no.
TEL He is much improved todav. and
will remain in town until he can re-
turn with absolute safety.
| The Indians of Winnemucca claim
| that they have just received informa-
ton from Carln to the effect thai
smallpox has made its appearance
among the Indians of that vicinity
and that a large number of them hav'
contracted the disease. Whether the
rumor is true we are unable to learn.
but an investigation by the authorities
would not be out of place.
| Scarcely day passes without letters
being received by the Silver State ask
ing for sample copies of the paper, and
for information regarding the country.
The latest of these, received this morn
| ing, comes from Nebraska yesterday
sample copies were sent in answer to
a request to party in North Caro-
lima. Thee seems to be wide spread
and growing desi.e for information IL
regard to Nevada in all parts of the
country. and it occurs to us that the
people of winnemucca should organize
a commercial club, have some descrip-
tive matter printed and circulated
and get ready to catch some of the
eastern people and their dollars.