The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-22
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Up Today

]. B. English is at the winnemucca
hotel.
Mr.. S. Siard of Golconda Is in town
on business connected with sheep.
Sylvan Liotard, sheep man of Col
conda, is in town today on business.
Pete Roberti, the we'll known ranch
owner from Rebel Creek. is in town
today.
Henry Fulgham and E. F. Mellaney,
we'll known cattlemen, are In town
from McDermit.
Ben Swank, B. Hall. 1. Rogers, J. F.
Dwyer and J. Young are registered at
the Busch hotel.
The cook at the Fashion Cafe is ex-
ceiling eve ything produced in the cul-
linaIy at in town.
Dave Staunton went to San Fran
cisco on a business trip last night. He
will select his fall stock while in the
city.
j. w. Guessford is expected in on No.
today from San Francisco. He is a
son-in-law Of the deceased Mrs. Ger
main.
H. X Woods, who registers from
Los Angeles, is in town today endeav-
oring to put the popular Stetson hat
or top.
| Mrs. Beaver and daughter arrived on
| No. Wednesday night f.om Napa.
| The ladies are sister and niece of VIII.
| Atkins.
| DR.. A A Shepard and wife are at
| the Winnemucca hotel. The doctor Is
| travelling in the interest of Golfers
! Weekly.
E. Reinhart & Co. today shipped
car load of wool to San Francisco. This
wool is said to be the finest ever sent
out OF the state.
T. Tompkins, proprietor Of the borax
! teams, is loaded and leaves In the
morning for Quin River, Pine Forest
and French Glen.
George Berk received a carload OF
hogs from Utah. The hogs arrived In
good condition, part being fat and the
lest stock hogs.
j. H. Shaughnessy of Wadsworth.
ass stant super intendent of this di
vision of the Southern Pacific, Is IN
town today on an official visit
j. b. Reed of San Francisco. J. G.
Jeffries of San Francisco, D. Calden of
San Francisco and Mrs. Hass of Col
conda are registered at the Lafayette
hotel.
Business should pick up with our
merchants for a few days. The pay
car arrived yeste. day and the men
are receiving their checks today. This
means the disbursement of about $500.
John McClarran delivered about
thirty head of prime steers to George
Berk, our local butcher. The steers
were raised in Paradise and are the
best lot of cattle sold he.e for some
time.
Charlie Garties went to McDermis
today on a business trip. He expects
to return I'm few days and to open his
new rooming house to the public with
a grand housewarming. The invitations
will be issued shortly.
The mems furnishing goods window
at the sto.e of e. Reinhart & Co. has
the appearance of being set up by
decorator of expe ience Its metropoli-
tan air is very attractive and the goods
of exceptionally fine style and quality.
James Stewart and his sisters. the
Misses Liza and Alice. are in town on
visit. They are making the rounds
of the shops on purchasing tour and
expect to return to their home at Will
low Point in a day or two.
Prof. L. NJ Christol. late instructor
of the wnnemucca Athletic club. left
today on No. for Elko. where he will
instruct a class in fencing, boxing and
wrestling. He win later return to
town ard instruct the members of the
permanent club now forming.
Jose Lecona, who has been i'll for the
Last few days. and suspected Of nav
ine spotted fever, Is much improved
today. He presents every indication OF
recovery His physician, while ac-
krowledglng the case serious, has great
i, hopes of bringing him about In week
or SO.
A rumor that gained considerable
, circula tion yesterday was to the effect
that George Berk. the popular butcher.
had been lost in the accident that befeil
the freight trains on the Lucin cutoff.
That the report was without founda-
tion was proven yesterday when the
gentleman arrived here In charge OF
, the carload of hogs he purchased In
Utah. His friends were considerably
wor led for a time. but they a"e now