The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-27
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

the Southern Pacific Company in
Sparks has resigned his position. He
is still in the new town .tnd nay go
into business there.
The been men o. mis- valley report
the honey flow unusually large this
season. TIE outlook is favorable for
large crop, and good prices will
prevail, as the California crop will be
light.-Iyon County Times.
A report from the Pioche- Nevada
Consolidated at P.oche, New, says the
new strike in that property has opened
up into thirty inches of ore that will
yield better than 100 ounces of silver
per ton, with high percentages in lead.
ler & Lux ranch, has lost the sight
of one of his eyes. Just what started
the trouble he does not know, but
eventually it resulted in an liberation
of the cornea of the eye. So far the
other eye has not been affected.
erecting the Churchill County National
Bank building will be inaugurated
shortly after July 4th. A number of
contractors have been Interviewed re-
gardaing the building of tn, structure
and will be requested to bid OIL the
construction work.
While playing with some gun pow
der Wednesday afternoon, Frank Win
ters. the ten--ear-old son of GEORGE
Winters, met with an accident which
may permanently impair the sight of
one of his eyes and will, without
doubt, dcfigure his face for life 1t
is stated that the Blisses are conduct
ing the Tahoe Tavern this year instead
of leasing, as in former years.--Apneal
Joe Roberts lad cutie an acc'd ant
on the Pat Gallagher ranch Wednes-
day morning while driving a NOW
e~ One of the horses being driven
was a young one, and he became
frightened at getting his leg over
the tug and started to run. Before
going a great distance one of the
lines broke and Joe was then thrown
from the machine. The team made
for the corral and the machine
struck a post and was badly wrecked
1t was a new machine. and had only
been in use day '.id :, half. Joe
was not hurt. and sne horses escaped
with few scratches l. r,n County
Times
Samples of rich gold ore that will
assay many thousands OF dollars to
the ton are being displayed at Carson
ty the Lonefellow Mil' and Minng
Company, which is operating NJ Rcd
Canyon. According 10 he t'sn,oa tr-
peal the ore comes from an eighteen
inch vein, that has recently been un-
covered and while it is not al! speci-
men ore, yet the average across goes
many thousands of dollars ton. Com
siderable rich ore has been taken from
this district in times past and the old
Payday mine took out a ha.ldfea thou
sand dollars worth Of cold in Il few
days. The new find is n TIE same dls-
trict and promises bis thin;: for
those interested.
| Most everything one hears up here
now is Mountain City 1t is booming.
The "Greenback" has been bonded by
Salt Lake partise for $4,000 and they
are going to take charge Immediately.
They have already arranged with me
to survey for patent, so undoubtedly
intend to buy. q am not positive about
the price, but that is from good auth
ority). The ledge strengthens as they
sink. Work is temporarily suspended
until the Salt Lake people can arrange
to push it along. The other people
are sacking their ore. In the Nelson
boys mine they are working every
man they have room for. They re-
fused 100000 for it and asked $780, 900.
Yo uknow they made rich strike just
after the Greenback was discovered.
where they tapped the ledge at 400
feet below the surface. There is some
talk Of building good road down the