The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-06
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coach from the east. 1t is a mate to
the eighteen and finished very finely
inside and is said to be one of the
best that was ever arrived on this
coast Of lis kind.
w Fl. Ramsey reports that the flow
of water in his new well on the Tono-
pah and Goldfeld road now averages
$500 gallons or more per day. M
Ramsey has established a station and
is prepared to entertain all travel
who PASS his way.
David Brown. the Walker Lake In
dian charged with numbering his
grandfather, whom he believed to be
a wizard. was found guilt. of man
slaughter in the United States court al
Carson. The jury recommended him
to the clemency of the court.
Ten coal oil cans of ore chisaled ou'
by JUDGE Vermilyea from lease No. II
on the Jumbo vein, Goldfeld, contain
ed s4s,2s6 in cold. ASSAYS from this
streak go $251 .ooo45 per ton. The ex-
element is intense. On the Florence
lease on the Jumbo vein, ore is being
taken out averaging 500 per pound
The Overla land baseball team sco~ee
another decisive victory Monday by
defeating a team Of Indians at Carson
by score Of Sto 1. SUNDAY they
beat the Dayton team % to 7. and
ehould have shut them out They gre
now ready to meet Tcnocah, Winnie
mueca and particularly Virginia City
Gazette
Dan O'Doane was brought before hts
honor Judge Curler at 10 o'clock yes-
terdav morning for sentence. He was
given TIE full extent of the law. which
is five years. O'Doane seemed to take
the sentence in q cool Kramer, hut wa
somewhat affected r. TIE able Ian
guage Of his counsel previous to the
iudge's stern remarks
The vast coal hunkers al Sparks
containing $4,000 tons of black dia
wonds, are still burning and it is
Sif7cult To estimate the loss that wiz
9nsue The burning heap is casting off
large volumes of smoke and In places
tie f~e itself can he seen glowing. Th.
ail0oad people hope to save the na-
iofity Of the coal bv cutting an open
ing across the heap.
The Tonopah postoAfce has been
--1i~ad to a second- -ciaes office and TIE
salary of the postmaster is now 5000
.'ear with an allowance Cor an ad-
ditional clerk. A petition praying that
the name of the Office be changed from
Butler TO Tononah was forwa rded to
the noetofflce Department this week
and it IS expected that II will be acted
unon favorably within the next ten
days,
The funeral services of TIE tate
Joseph r. Ryan win take place in San
Fvancisco under the auspices of the
Nlks, and the interment viii be in
Holy Cross cerrete~y ard will be pri-
vate The hour at which the train will
pass through Reno is not know. bit
y is likely the train bearing the body
will arrive about 70 o'clock Mondev
night. A number Of friends viii 90 t.
San Francisco to attend the funeral
The local Elks met last evening and
appointed a committee to select suit
able floral piece for the grave of the
late brother.-Enter9ri
The second section of No. met
with an accident about 5 o'clock vee-
terday morning at Oreana. a little
station which is about twelve miles
east of Lovelock. which, while not
very serious. delayed the train sever
al hours, The train had pulled in
on the siding to allow another to pass.
and when the engine encountered the
switch as it was steaming out on the
nnain line, it left the rail. The engine
did not tonDle over, and the shaking
M was so light that many of the pas
sengers knew nothing of it, An appeal
for help was quickly sent to Lovelock
and a crew at once departed for the
scene. 1t required several hours to
place he big engine on the rails.
HoweN er, little or no damage was dene,
except that the train pulled into Reno
about two hours late.-Cazette.
News was received here TODAY stat
ing that James McKinty has been APP
pointed superintendent OF the Consol-
idated California and Virginia, Ophir
and Mexican Mining Companies and
the Constock Pumping Association.
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Joseph r. Ryan. The appointment
is good one and will meet with
general favor. For a long time Mr.
McKinty has been foreman of the
above properties and Is thoroughly
familiar with them. The new super
intendent is a practical mining man.
fully able to undertake his new respon-
sihii't'~- T"n"k Higginson has been