The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-02
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rig yesterday
Neil Carmichael, mining man from
Unionville, is in town.
Nels Johnson, E. Brown and F.
Hauer visited Golconda yesterday.
Thomas r. Weber, foreman for Geo.
w. Grayson, came in from Beowawe.
E. Reinhart & Co. have Their team
busy today hauling f.om the depot.
M. Rosenblum and A .Gottschalk.
Chicago dry goods merchants. are here
on business.
w. c. Ruddell, county commissioner
from Lovelock. arrived to attend the
meeting today.
e. j. Ruddell, brother of Count,
Commissioner Ruddell, is here from
Golconda today.
James Garratt, a prominent cattle
man from White Rock. came in last
evening on business.
W. P. Shaw. traveller for a Louis
vile, Kentucky, distille.y y, is regis
tered at the Lafayette.
County Commissioner Haviland re-
turned from Paradise last night. There
is lots of water up there
F. Muller is conveying a large in
voice of goods from the depot TO the
Brown Bros establishment
j. A. Lipman returned from San
Francisco this morning and reports
Ms. Lipman is doing nicely.
The Humboldt river is falling rap
idly but is expected to rise again as
soon as the present cold snap IS over.
STOCK BUYERS will please cores
pond with First National bank. Burns.
Oregon for sheep or cattle. 4-27-lm
j. j. Birmingham of San Francisco.
w. Bell of San Francisco and Cecil
Busch.
F. N. Muller received two carloads
of coal last week and has disposed of
most of it, This indicates cold morn
ings and evenings.
John Williamson the carpenter and
builder, will leave tonight on trip
west. He will stop over at Hazen on
matter OF business.
H. l.. Blake, a well known black
smith of Chico, California, is in town
lookin up a location for business. He
comes we'll recommended.
Harley Pickett is in town todav. He
is a popular brakeman In the employ
of the C. p. Co. and is renewing old
acquaintance on this division.
The date of the sheriff's sale Of the
Bowen property has been changed. The
date now set for the sale is Monday,
May 23, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m.
With San Francisco talking for pure
milk, Reno for pure water and Col.
w. ]. Bryan for pu'e politics. it looks
as though some had fish to fry.
William Lunnelly. an individual of
more or less Importance, was con
fined by officer Lavoy last night on a
charge of inf- acting the states laws.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
tHu4C CH Will BiCSl dA tiiC hOiiG VI ..
NJ. A. Bonnifield Tuesday afternoon,
May 3. at 2 o'clock. A full attendance
Is urged ct
Albert Seeliger. the bother of tenn
perance drinks. smiles these morn
ings. the warm sun indicating a rapid
app oach of summer. when his goods
are in demand.
B. Klucny has a new scheme of ir-
rigation. He uses hose to conduct the
water from the springs on his place,
today he received 500 feet. making 1000
feet now in use.
Ed Staunton won the prize at the
shooting gallery last week, consisting
of a hat valued at IS. The winning
score was one seldom equalled, SO out
of a possible so. Great interest Is
taken in these contests.
Corbeil Bros. are hauling wool for
shipment to Boston. The full clip Is
sold, which proves. in view of the fact
that the eastern market is overstocked.
that the wool is of nst quality and
commanded a good price.
A Methodist conference and a gro
GERS convention are being held In Los
Angeles About five cal s of delegates
breakfasted here this morning, arriv-
ing on the regular tri-weekly running
as the third section of No 3.
p. j. Stapleton, a horse buyer from
San Francisco, is in town today. after
touring our district. He reports a
very successful trip. ending in the
purchase of a hundred head. bought
from C. w. Summerfeld. Both gen.
tlemen stated to reporter today that
they were delighted.
Mrs. Andrews and her friend Mrs.
C. l.. Stribling of New York city are
In town today visiting the formers