The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-01
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

county, has Withdrawn the resignation he
ecently rendered the commissioners and
will serve out his term.
The Republican primary election in
Sparks Saturday Is said to have been
quite spirited, and resulted in the elec-
ter Jones as delegates to the state con-
venticn.
Sparks is to have one of the most mod
ern and commodious hotels in the state
of Nevada. The proposed structure will
be s5x102 feet and located on the south
eastern corner of block /. facing Harri-
man avenue, and when completed will
cost $4,000.
The smelter of the Black Forest Smelt-
ing and Refining company at Jasper, af-
.er turning out 200 bars of good bullion,
has been shut down for a period of about
works have been laid off and have gone
o Wells to spend their vacation
August for trip to Santa Cruz. In
Reno they will be joined by the Wheel
men band. ard when they hit San Fran
cisco they will wake the town. 1t is
generally conceded that Mr. Helm will
act as press agent.-Carson News.
A telegram received In Reno Saturday
rom New York announced the death of
Peter c. Allen. Peritonitis is given as
he cause Ct death. Mr. Allen was quite
ago he married Miss Florence Sharon,
daughter of w. E. Sharon, of Virginia
City.
| The people of Nevada have nothing to
complain of in business way. The state
crops are prolific, Nevadas pre- ducts
command the highest market price. her
arid lands in the western part of the
state will soon be garden spots. wages
are good, and take it all in all the people
ther section of the Union.-Reno OBJ
server.
Judge Curler rendered a decision In the
District court yesterday in favor of the
plaintiffs in the case of J hn C. Murray
ct al VS.. J. A. Donovan. BY the decision
he plaintiffs acquire clear title to the
property. which is owned by them. but
upon which j. Donovan mas gained an
option. The option was unfair according
to the decision of the court and was void
on its face. The land comprises forty
acres of the most valuable part CT the
town of Sparks.-Journal.
An Eureka correspondent of the Car
son Appeal says that at the last meeting
the Silver party County Central Com
case of r. Sadler. as he had voted In
Ormsby county at the last election, and
Alexander Fraser was appointed in his
place. AS soon as Sadler learned of the
action of the committee In firing him he
at once organized himself into single
handed ceunty central committee. held
primaries and elected himse.. and four
oNHSiS as QctcSdltS 10 tic SiiNtT party
state convention.
A large number of citizens met at
Judge Smiths office Friday evening with
the Republican County Central Commit
tee. and at least three times as many
names were suggested as there were del
egates required to attend the Republican
ao ot foIt
ing were chosen by the Central Commit
tee to represent Storey county: III. C.
Heinrich, M. f. Cafferata, Joe Eckley, w.
T. Moran. f. M. Huffaker. ]. A. Conboie,
George n. Noel. G. M. Holmes. w. G.
Douglass, A. NJ. Lamb. A. L. Gladding,
w. H. Greiner and 7. p. WILLIAMSBURG
terprise.
The Republican primaries for the selec-
ii n of delegates to the state convention
to be held in Winnemucca on the Sth of
polling place was the Naming building on
Plaza street. Only a small number of
votes We're cast. 1t was thought az first
that there would be two tickets In the
field and that the voting would be heavy
and that great deal of interest would
be taken In the matter. but wnen only
one ticket appeared 1t was sure thing
that the seventeen men nominated would
be successful. Following are the names
of those who were elected TO represent
the county at the conventions: p. l..
Flanagan, G. F. Turrittin. W. b. Craig.
r. l.. Fult n. Louis ]. Cohn. III. b. Max
son, +. ii. Noreross. E. r. Dodge. r. ii.
Kinney, NJ. Scheeline. o. j. smith, S. II.
Wheeler. S. ]. Hodgkinson. Spiro Fran
covich, n. Nj. Martin. r. w. Parry. j. A.
itzserald.-Gazette.