The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-29
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Personal and Local Items Of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

terday.
For results plant Bradshaw seed. See
their ad.
NJ. K Parsons is in town from Salt
Lake on business.
Art Frost and Franiis silva dams
down from Golconda last night.
A. p Matthews, OF San Francisco
VAS an over Sunday visitor In town.
Dave Abel and Ed staunton drove up
to Golconda this morning. having busi-
ness there.
s. Horner and F. III. Moreland came
M together from Sacramento last sat
uiday evening.
J. E. Baker, of Los Angeles. Is in
the city. visiting his brother. Brake
man D. Baker.
Geo. Hilton and r. C. Lusk came In
this afternoon from the p ranch In
Southern Oregon.
Increase your crop of hay this year
and next by restoring that old feld
the gophers have destroyed. See Brad
shaw adv.
Geo. w. Carly. proprietor of the
Busch hotel. returned today from San
Francisco, where he has been on busi-
ness since last Thursday.
A carload of Alfalfa Seed was the
etent, of Bradshaw Bros. seed crop
of hay this year. See adv.
There will be meeting of the X. OF
+ lodge this evening. and all members
az requested to be present as business
Of the utmost Importance is on hand
BY order of e. c. Brown. X. of r. & S
DIR. Mangan, who was called Satur-
day to see Mrs. Stone at Willow Creek.
reIcrts that she is suffering from G
very serious malady, but that whils
the outcome Of her illness cannot q
foIeteld until a little later. her chance.
for recovery are thought to be good.
H. w. Duncan raffled set of dishes
at o'clock Saturday evening, the
lucky high-throw being executed BY
c. E. Robins. A tempting offer was
Immediately rendered by one of the
less fortunate ones, which was prompt
ly refused. All indications bear on
the statement that the judges luck
in winning the dishes saved him from
buying set little later on.
Last evening a fair sized audienc,
enjoyed "Circumstantial Evidence" a.
Piper's opera house. The play treats
of an everyday occu. renee wherein
man. The piece is well presented ano
handled by competent people. May
of the scenes Wee warmly applauded
A vein of comedy runs through the
piece which relieved the more serious
strain. The company carries lot OF
scenery.-Virginia Enterprise.
j. A. Langwith, of Golconda, came
down this morning. and is attending
to legal business today. He state
that the Golconda people are hopeful
in viewing the prospect for the com
ing season: there are no new develop
ments that the public has been mad
aware of regarding the reopening OF
the smelter. but 1t is known that a
big lot Of new machinery for the Ade
laide mill Is now in transit, and Is ex-
pected TO arrive soon. A new mill foi
the Dutch Flat mines was recently
unloaded there.
Carl Haviland returned Saturday
from Paradise, where he went to in
spect the damages done to bridges ane
culverts in that vicinity by the recent
heavy rains. He states that ont
bridge across Morey creek, one across
Byrnes creek. several across Martin
creek. and one. the big bridge over the
Cottonwood In the town of Paradise
none entirely swept away. The breaks
have been temporarily repaired so as
to permit OF the bridges being used
but permanent repairs will probably
not be undertaken until the board o:
commissioners considers the matter
since the net meeting of the board Is
to be held next Monday.
On November 8, last. b. F. Ford was
arrested by Constable Wolf in Love
lock. who charged him with carrying
Concealed weapons. Inc next udy
Justice Maris sentenced Ford to sia
months in Jail. This morning. afte
having served four months of the sen
tence. Fold was brought before Judge
Bonnifield, on writ of habeas corpus
ard was represented by Attorney c
z Robins. who demanded an annul-
ment of the remainder of his client ;
sentence, and that he be released. 1t
appeared that In making the formal
complaint against the defendant. the
ovelock officers failed to state tha'
he had carried deadly concealed
weapon or that he carried any weapon
within the corporate limits Of the town
of Lovelock. AS both statements were
necessary under the provisions OF the
statute. the court held that the pris