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Ne7o York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 22.-FLOUR-Reeeipts
II 900 barrels: exports 10 900 barrels Steady
but inactive. Winter straights, 81 5064 10.
WHEAT-Receipts and exports, none. Spot.
easy; No. 2 red, nominal elevator and 81 OF
f. o. b. aloat; No. l Northern Duluth, 81 0915
f. O. b. affoat Options ruled weak all day and
materially lower, influenced by increasing new
wheat receipts, less warlike news from abroad.
bearish home crop estimates and favorable
Western weather. Active liquidation ensued
and the market closed AQAc net lower. July
closed ST OILY; September 81 q 992Mc closed
e24o; December 90 11-16991 9-16c. closed 90Hc
HOPS-Firm.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; refined firm
COFFEE-Spot Rio, steady. The market for
coffee futures closed steady, net unchanged 70
points higher. Total sales were 42.250 bags,
including July. 5.s5c; August 5.9Oc; September.
5.95c; December. 6.2o9e. Csc; March. 65oc;
May 6.65c.
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinues to reflect light offerings and rules firm
at recent prices Common are quoted at 40
41bc; choice at 61b66%c, and fancy at 7c
PRUNES-Remain quiet. Quotations range
from &c to 615c according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are attracting a light trade
Choice, 9lb@1Oc, extra choice, .10A 91O5sc;
fancy. at l1Q13c
PEACHES-Renain unchanged, with choice
quoted at 1GT4 C. extra choice at 7159Sc, and
fancy at 9L2Ql0c. ss----
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Hay and FeedStrtfs.

Receipts Of Hay were 1889 tons. The mar
ket cannot stand such food and is very weak,
with buyers afraid to take hold while the
goods are coming in fast The tendency is
toward still lower prices. The transport Dix
has on board for Manila 2SOO tons Of Hay and
1900 tons of Cats. part OF the Government or
ders mentioned some time ago. As they are
not taken from current arrivals they do not az
feet the market.
There is nothing new in FeedstuIs.
BRAN-S2IG22 per ton
RIDDLINGS-S24d29 per ton
SHORTS-S21 M22 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley S21 50R22 80
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill $31 500
50 so; jobbing, $33; Cocoanut Cake S22923:
Corn Ceal $50 50G31 90; Cracked Corn S3I6
80; Mixed Feed. S22Q22 80; Horse Beans $500
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed 9Oc per ctl
HAY-Wheat SST13: Wheat and Oat Sa6
IL Oat. 81 5oG11: Barley and Oat. 81 5O610;
Volunteer Wild Oat 81 5OG9 so: stable S79
so; stock, So 5e@7 so; Glover. s7Q9; Alfalfa,
$7Q10 80 per ton.
STRAW-4066Oc per bala
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Provisions.

Dullness IS the rule sverywhere and prices
show no change. Private wires from Chicago
yesterday said: The strike was resumed az
the stock yards this morning, the men refusing
TO work with non-union men already employed
This throws the whole matter open again and
leaves the market in the condition OF the past
week.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1Oc per ID for
heavy. 1015c for light medium, 1211c for light
l315c for extra light and 16c for sugar-cursd: I:
Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 1315c; California
Hams 12Ac; Mess Beef, S1O61O so per bbl I;
extra Mess. S11d11 so: Family S12d12 so:
prime Mess Pork. S14 so: extra clear. S21: Mess
$lI so; Dry Salted Pork. 9A &c; Pig Pork. S24:
Pigs Feet, 50; Smoked Beef. lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6d61kc per ID for
common and &c for pure; half barrels pure,
1Oc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel S%c: thres
half barrels. SIC: one tIerce SIC: two tierces
SC; hve tierces. &c per ID.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

As70 orr stocks nregMIdv. Cotton EoqUer
Business o" the local Stock Exchanges still dull
1nS'S'Hiea'F changes in Exchange and Silvsr.
@henf ana Barley nsoTkets o6oxt as before.
O0fS 0aSoEce slightly Corn and Rye quiet.
E*feSS0e receipts keep Hay depressed Feedss steady
Ff'R' Lima and Bdckeye Beans still firm
F0fdfoes u0eok, zOith free supplies. Onions firm.
yegeFo0'e market o0eTlodded 1Ch most descriptions
FoiAsyy moderately Gcti0e and cleaning up 7reE
f~eSh FTSft market gpeH supplied h seasonal sorts
Supplies of Butter, Cheese and Eggs still large
AeSU California Dried Figs easier in Ne7v York
Precision market again under the strike influence
Sheep and Lambs arOing freely from the north.
Nool Hops and Hides as before quoted
LHcol OIL marked up &c per gcLon.
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WEATHER - cRop- coNn1rrn,rs

WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Colusa-Grsin harvesting SIN continues.
grapes IN good condition
Holiisfer-Trsce OF rain ia fo-enoo,
san Jose-Pesrs coming slowly. medium,
grade.
cloverdsle-First crop OF ngs are ripenine
fast
Palermo-Earlier varieties OF peaches about
gone.
.ivermore-Heading nearly finished
King City-Light shower of rain lsst rs~h..
no damage.
Santa Marls-Dnchanged crop condgffons-
beans now blossoming. average arneare-ca N'
Napa-Lighf sprinkle of ram: no damage
Newman-continued hot weather good for
alfalfa
Stockton-Crops very far advanced; peaches
three weeks earlier than last year
VfIloWs-Cnop conditions unchanged
areru1elons plentiful: fees f,tr.
shipping hay and wheat; prunes r1penine
A G. McADIE
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per small box OF basket and 10000 for open
boxes.
PEACHES6SmaI boxes, 4O965c; large open
boxes. S5c9S1; baskets 4O665c-
PLUMS AND PRUNES-4O075c per crate
and 25040c per box; in bulk. $40 per ton
FIGS-S1 5OQ2 so per box.
MELONS-Cantaloupes. crates from the
river, S262 %: from other sections 81 2692:
Nutmeg Melons from the river. S1G1 so per
box; Watermelons S1G3 per dozen.
RAPES-Seedless. T5cQS1 per box or crateS
FOntainebeau. 5O'Q75c per crate; other varie-
ties, S111 25 per crate
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 81 5O62 so per
box for Valencias and 81 25d1 50'fOr Mediter-
ranean Sweets; Lemons, 81 2502 % for fancy.
81 5G6t1 70 for choice and S161 IS for stand
ard: Grape Fruit. S1d1 so: Mexican Lines
S4d4 so per case; Bananas. 81 25d2 so per
bunch for Central American and s1d2 for Ha-
waiian; P1neapples. 81 5O92 so per dozen.
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Shipping. 81 O5@1 121s: chevalier. nominal.

Shipping. 81 o5a1 l2H chevalier. nominal.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m
Open. High Low Close:
December 81. O4 81 04 81 OS15 81 0S5s
2 D. m. Session.
Open. High Low. Close.
December 81 0S& 81 o. 81 O3% 81 Of
OATS-The market rules firm and Reds are
quoted rather higher at 81 15d1 3215 per ctl.
The demand is fair and offerings are light.
CORN-There is nothing new 70 report. Re-
ceipts light the demand is slack and pre-
yious prices rule.
Western sacked, 81 4591 471s for Yellow.
81 45q1 471a for White and 81 As for Mixed ;
California Large Yellow, 81 4591 so; small
round do 81 5001 90; White, 81 45RI so per
ctl; Egyptian. 81 S0Q1 S5 for White and 81 25
al 80 for Brown.
RYE-s1 2OG1 80 for new and 81 1901 s2B
for old
BUCKwHEAT-Nominal at 81 75g8 per ctl
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Flour ana MiHStufs.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 con
30. usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 5Od14 so:
Oregon and Washington. Jobbing at SO S5Q4 25
per bbl
MILLSTUFFS-Prices IN packages are as
Rye Flour. So so: rive Meal So 25. F7ice F-Io,1r
81; Corn Meal, So so; extra cream do. 81 25
Oat Groats. 81 so; Hominy. S4Q4 25: Buck
wheat Flour. "a 5094 70; Cracked Wheat 81:
Farina, 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour So T5
Rolled Oats bbls. 81 25Gs 60: in sacks, S6 T56
TO- Pearl Barley. IS; Split Peas. boxes 81;
Green Peas. S5 so per 100 lbs
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Beans ard Seeds.

Pinks continue to advance. being in light
supply and wanted for shipment. Limas and
and featureless
- BEANS -Bsyos. 50 4Oa2 So Pea, 50 9OG3:
uUuters' - 20 small White. 81 906f3 10; large
81, Lima. So 4Od3 80: Red kidneys. 81 5Oa5:
f6a,ea9edkege fae9d $292 Is per ctl: Horse Beans.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. nominal; yellow
95luStard 50; Flax. 81 9062 25; Canary, 6h0
tS; ,SS; Afsfa, l5Q15%c; Rape. 1h921hc; limo
2ha3Ac; Broom Corn SEED s26621 ner ton
DRIED PEAS-Green Peas Sc per ell.
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I 25s per cent; six months 81 a31z per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3Ad4 per cent;
sterling exchange firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at ST. s72O94 s725 for demand
and at 81. .S4e5 for sixty-day bills Posted
rates. 81 s5q4 sc. Commercial rates, 81 S4hQ
S4%-
Bar silver. 5Skc
Mexican dollars, 45Hc.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. July 22-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady; No. 2 spring wheat
9Ia9sc: No. 3. sSd95e; No. 2 corn, 4J%c: No
Yellow sic, No . oats, 40h640bsc: No z
white, 3s943lsc; No. 2 rye, 75c good feeding
barley, 35d3sc; fair to choice mailing. 42650c:
No. 1 faxseed. 81 17%; No. 1 Northwestern
81 %: prime tirnothy-seed. 50 95; mess pork
per bbl. S12 7Od12 75; lard, per 100 lbs. Sc SO
as s2s short ribs sides 0oose), 81 25a7 3711:
short clear sides (boxed). 81 25d7 so; whisky
basis Of high wines. 81 2s; clover. contract
arada S11 Oh
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE, July 22.-Clearings $e7e. 294: bal
ances. 500 460.
TACOMA. July 22.-Clearings. s2s5. .s51; bal
ances $50 141.
PORTLAND. July 22.-Clearings, s4Os, 79s;
balances, $3S, ,525
SPOKANE. July 22.-Clearings, $4O7, $40:
balances S130 277.
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Bank CIeayineS.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank clear
ngs at the principal cities for the week ended
July p, with the percentage Of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Butter Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, July 22-On the Produce Fx-
ch$nge to-day the butter market was steady:
creamery. 13117c; dairy. 12@15c. Eggs, steady
at mark cases included. 14RQ15%c. Cheese,
steady and easy, "a dShc.
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Cotton futures closed barely steady; july
10.42c; August 1035c; September, 9.S4c: Oc-
tober. oslo; November. 9.55c December 9.59c;
January. 962c; February, 9.63c; March, 9.65c.
Spot closed quiet 10 points lower; middling
uplands. 10.90c; middling uplands gulf IL. 15c;
sales, 3T2 bales
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Family Retail Market.

Fine ranch Eggs are cheaper this week
owing to the heavy influx of Eastern goods
into the market but the lower grades are
changed Butter stands the same as quoted
last week. but lower prices are expected before
long, as wholesale rates have downward ten
dency.
Fruits and Vegetables are abundant and
prices show considerable revision Nectarines
and Crab Apples are added to the list OF
fruits
Poultry and Game have changed but little
and Meats and Fish are still selling at the
familiar quotations.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Qulet. 26 11-16d per ounce.
Money-26G3 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 13-16d2Ts per cent and for
three months bills 2Ts per cent
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. July 22-WHEAT-walla
Walla. e6G67c; bluestem. 74a75c: valley. TSc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, July 22.-WHEAT-1c higher for
club; bluestem. T5c; club, Csc.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

ne pressure IS rising slowly over the great
1870 Y the sierras. Utah and Northern
-@3l-a- oecasioral showers have occurred in
ne lrternounrain region 80
weather is reported from Oregon
y aslington and Northern Nevada. T1roxeb,
-t - ls-oiille pleasant weather prevails with
nla-e at san Francisco for thirty
-, =-l---e midnight, July %:
rnrtherly winds. AsHt
S21saern california-cloudy Saturday; fresh
NeFaoa--Fair Saturday: warmer IN ,,o-.t
portion Al t4Oi lHeIn Il
sah francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday.
@ -'ei-sr changing TO brisk westerly
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. July 22.--To-day's treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance
$149, 55S, ,396; gold, $46, 9e4, SIT.
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Total sales =. AZ. 300 shares
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANcrsco
NEW YORK. July 22.-Bond Transaction.
OF the United Railroads Of San Francisco Tvs-s
5000 at $50 371k and 5000 at ss2 s7h.
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Ne7v York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 22-cotton futures onenad
weak July, 1055c; August 10 soc: SeDternber
999c; October, 9.75c; December, 8 soc; Jan,l.
airy. 9.73c; March, 9.74c
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1U York Money Market.

NEW YORK. July 22.-cose: Money o-
can. very easy, zGi per cent; closing, offered
a. - Der cent.
Time money easy; sixty and ninety days, "a
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Frrit and Wheat Bulletin.

= OF inc twenty four hours ending p y,
'-V'n Heflaisn ume san Francisco. july %.
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Totals, Canada. .$54, ,15e, ,208 go
mot included in totals because containir
other items than clearings
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Weather Report.

l2oth Meridiap-Pacihe Tine)
san FRANCISCO. July 22-5 .. n.
me -o-ic"lng maximum and minimum tenn
2erstures are reported for previous day from
Eastern cities.
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Leeks, dz bunch. 15d20
Mushrooms ID. .50cQ$1
Onions. per DO 3
Okra. dried. lb ..206-
DO, green. ID. .-@15
Potatoes. per b. "a 3
Parsnips, per dz.15G20
Radishes, dz bch. 1920
Rhubarb. lb 30 3
Sage. dz bnehes. ESQ
String Beans, ID. 80 5
summer Squash,
per lb .-.-...-Q2 u
Spinach. per 1b-Q 3
THYME. dz bnchs. .25630
Turnips. per doz.-615
Tomatoes. ID -. 6Q 6
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DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC
Butter choice. so. .40@45l Eggs per dozen
Do good .3oQ35l Ranch ...... .3O932h
Do packed. lb.-Q25i Common ....22a 425
Cheese, Cal -. .1o115i Honey. comb lb.15420
Cheese. Eastern .20125l Do extracted Sq10
Cheese. Swiss .25@35
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens. large. ca. 75cGD$1l Ducks, each -e5c9S1
Do small .50Q60l Geese each. .-4S1 so
Young Roosters, Goslings 81 1922
each ......... .75cq$1l Pigeons. pair ..,-@50
Old BOOSTERS. ca. 5o965l Squads, per pair. .50Q60
Fryers each -. .50G75 Wild Doves doz.-q$1
Broilers each. .25q50l Rabbits, each .20u25
Turkeys per h. 25927l Hare, each ......-a25
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VEGETABLES

Asparagus, lb. 10612h
Artichokes. doz $1,000
Beets, dozen LOG.
Beans, white, ID. So
Colored. per Id. 50-I
Dried Lima, ID. 90 6
Green Lima ..10d121a
Cabbage, each =. 5d10
Celery. head -. 5G10
Cress, dz bunch. .15G-
Cucumbers, doz. .-610.
Garlic ......... 6G g
Green Peppers, ID 5410I
Dried Peppers --100D20I
Egg Plant. ID. - 50 8
Green Peas. lb. Ga 81
Green Corn. doz 5000.
Lettuce. per doz. 15G30I
-rrtWW
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Continued on Page FOurteen.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-12
HOI-B!D IT CKlME
Outrage at Derby Nearly
{ used nChinu

Michael Carey attacked a canal labo~er
Truckee river Saturday. lie at s
victim INTO insensib lity. relieved him OF
$3.50 two purses end rig and then
III. ew the lns. nsib'e bcov in he stream.
From the opposite side of the river the
cowaId'y crime was wi messed by several
inen. who called UPON the would be muir
defer 10 PUP the body TO sh re. THIS T. e
cowardly rufian did and tarted to make
his escape across he h Is.
ThoIol ghly aIo oused by the bod crime
he men at the COVE nment camp gtn-
lied posse, notified Deputy Ser n Me-
Coy and started in pursuit. Carey took
northetly direction. at oss The roughes
part of the country. however. he was
rot fleet enough to escape, the posse soon
overtaking him.
They were lie urning to camp with the
frightened we ch. prepared to NEE ,u.
summary punishment. But for the fact
hat Mr. Mccoy appeared upon the scene
| before they coulo denniteIy dec de upon
their PLANS. The Glow wou d have been
lynched. AS 1t was. the mob surf eaLe et
the prisoner 10 the officer He was hur-
leu To Wadswcrth and placed In ia |.
The name of Car Us victim uld not
be learned. He Is suffering from a num-
Der % injur.es. The most Serious being a
, oxen arm.
There is no doubt In the minds of the
seople of that section but tha. Carey is
lie OF the desperate crowd OF cut-thIoats
hat has been carrying on Us bloody Work
4 robbery ard murder tne. for the pas.
ear or more.
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A vii UIvG
Stewart-P0.kingl Orn Nuptlals
ceft mber 2lSt

Robert Burr Stewart VII be married at
the residence of Charles Polkingho re of
Golconda to Miss Lillian NJ. Polk G. orne
on December 2lst. Mr.. and NJ 9 s e vart
vii leave Immediately after the cere-
mony for n Francisco wle!e they vii
sI end the h neymoon. The 81 vcr a'e
ex e. ds It's co g atulat oHs 10 Mr. S ew
art on winning such a ch lrmng wife as
NJ IS Polkinghorne VIII make. and Mss
Polkingho!ne is to be daub'y congraiu-
lated on Winning for her fes parti Ell
such a good man as Mr. ew r., MIR
Stewart is a prominent farmer and stock
man of Willow Point. They w Il make
their future home at Golcc nda. d ng
their time between the copper feds of
that town and the home ranch.
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CLOSE OF THE TERM.

sity of Nevada is nearly over and the
college will close for the Christmas va
ca Ion on the 2lst of this month. 1t VIII
remain closed until January 4th. when
registration will commence. Registration
will continue for two days and classes
will commence on Friday. Janua'y stn.
The year has been quite successful and
the students and professors have earned
the vacation in store for them.
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iND,Vll UuIIiiS
Personal MtrtiOn Of You and
Your friends

H. X. Harvey of Paradise Valley is
down on business.
r. Barry of Paradise Valley is In Win
nemucca today on business.
George w. Pasquale is In Winnemucca
from Mill City today and registered at
the Busch.
John McAninch left w,nnemucca yes
terday morning with load of supplies
for McDermit
Zen Noonan, a sheep man. is up from
S1nta Rosa looking for mutton sheep.
He IS at the Busch.
Harry Warren went to Golconda on
legal busiress yes. erday and will return
on No. this eveairg.
Robert Barry, man ger for the Jordan
Valley Sock Company. on the Lit ;e
Humboldt, was visitor in Wianemucca
today.
Miss Norma Warren has rcoep.ed a po-
sition In the dry goods depai tment CT
the department, store of f. Reinhart &
Co. She went to work this morning.
Henry w. Newly came down from
Golconda yesterday. Fe is engaged In
doirg the surveying for the extension of
the narrow gauge ia r al running flcm
Golconda to tie Adela &c mine
c. st. Marin is down from McDermi..
He has been 10 Battle Mountain. where
he went TO lie Give a band of sh ep re-
Gently purchased. He has started the
/ flock to MeDermit ard win follow In a
day or two.
| Mrs. D. NJ. Morgan. wife of the Sou h.
/ ern Pacific agent at Iron Point, came iu
! today and Is at the Busch. She came
down wi h a sick child for trea ment
DR.. Samuels was called TO prescribe for
the little ore.
Mrs. NJ. b. Stewart. who has been Wis
it'rg In winnemucca and Golconda since
Friday. WI leave for her home at WI
low Point In the morning. Mrs. ewart
has a daughter attending scho ! in VIM
nemucca and came wn to see Ter.
Thomas Gotten. wool buyer from
Oakl nd. Is at the LGfa rette From
present Indications wool vii be a COM
modify much sought after rext spring.
J. II. Drps came in from Reno yester-
day and has gone TO Kennedy to do some
surveying.
F. M. Payne. book':ce-er for M'llcr &
1.ux's Quin river ranch let for home
this morning. Mr.. Payne says the b-ef
cattle on the Miller & Lux gun river
range have all been sent to the market
was accompanied by his wife.
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STOCK SHIPMENTS.

Eight cars OF b e cattle passed through
Winnemucca today from Iron Point en-
rou'e to San Francisco. They were
sh 'pped by the Golconda Cat lie Company
Eleven cars of choice Christmas cows
$50 head-passe,i winnemucca today for
the San Franc'seo ma ke. The trl'n
was IN charge of Robert Hunter OF Eiko
and F. II. Van vo.kenberg OF Winnie
mucca.
There were no shipments from the VIM
nemucca yards to-day or Yesterday AZ.
rot likely 20 be any big shipments until
the ?@d when a number of trans will be
dispatched westward.
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DID T|NSMAN
KILL HIMSELF
Attempt bv Insurance Con-.
pan, to EvdJe Pay ment
OF II 5 PO icy

Attorney w. g. Gregg of Chicago. At
torney James T. Boyd of Reno and
S.enographer Harry Lamb Of Reno spent
yes.elday at Laughton Springs TAX ne
the Cer erositions of The wi nesses to the
! aughton drowLi g acc.oent in which
Moris Jacobs Frederick Tinsman a. ID
two young women LIS. their yes. says
he Reno Journal.
TLe.e oeposi ions will be used in a suit
.n-t.,uted by Mrs. FloieAce Tinsman,
widow of The deceased, against the Lii
Lo CONNIE cal Meas Associa. .on, for
tie pay nent OF an accident policy for
5000. VIII ch was he'd by her husband
Mis-. Tinsman IS iepIe. ent.d by Attorney
G,.gg and James T. Boyd Is representing
the ssoeiatIon.
The &c. .osi,.on of Ned Morris. the ditch
tender. VINO Witnessed The tragedy. wac
the inst one taken. The deposition of
Sam Laugh on was then taken and Mr..
LaAgh'1a testified m regard TO the warn
ing he had given nei sons not tn use the
cable ard b at. Frank Laug ton. Who
at.eihpted 10 save the dio~..ig people
, h..s he last 10 testify.
The ColnII~lclaI A.ens Association
cldIn that ,he d.own.ng WAS no, az ac-
| ciaent, but mat Tinsman committed sui.
c.1e.
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RAIN AND SNOW.

Dame Nature was feeling badly last
night and shed few tears In this sec-
tion of Humboldt county; then she got
ashamed Of herself for berg such q
had in her store house. The weather
clerk, however. objected TO sprinkiing
much on W.nnemucca' cheek. The sky
is overcast anc looks lh,ea ening. AS
This wr.ung it is hard to te.l whether
rain and snow will be permitted to fall
or not.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-12
TOOK FRENCH LEAVE.

20 Vicksburg mining dis rict. 1s5 mi e.
from Winnemucta. last Friday night.
He procured team OF c. Il. Haviland
with a driver to take HIM there. W hea
he got to Paradise Hill he got out aru
told the driver to water the rses TIE
driver took them 20 water trough a d
took the b. dies off The tenn became
frightened ard ian aw, y. smash rg he
buggy In kinilrg. Or. Nangln Sc
rur, d arother e1n of NJ s. Abel al Pa
ad'~e Hi AID cen irued on to his
,inatlon. He is rot blk et.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-12
HE GOT CINCUED.

Wafer w. Winfry was bro"ght up from
officer to serve n fif'y-d days sentence for
dischargi~g frearms within tie town I'm
It's He was convicted of that offerse by
Judge Mears In the Justice ecu of
Iove'o"k ard was sen'erced 20 nay II
fine of 800 or go TO jill for fifty d'ys.
Fe 'ook the In ter ord Is row doing t'v'-
for Sheriff Lamb in the Winnemucca jail.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-12
DAN. + SUIT
Harry l'umpir ' Asks ,Cr
D6ra"eS

Humphry, formerly stat on agent al
NH CITY. this county. has com~enced a
damage suit against Mrs. McFa In. who
owns the W'elano Brewery building at
the corner OF Third and Sierra rec 8,
In Rero. for $4,000. alleging that he
stepped on rusty nail IN front Of the
place left exposed In a pile of old lum-
Der. He came near rig his life by the
accident and saved his foot by almost
miracle. Uni ed States Dis rict Attorney
Summerfeld Is Mr.. Humphry attorney.
II may teach people 10 taAe care of their
old rubbish II nothing else comes of II.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Unclaimed letters remain ng in w,nne-
mucca. Nevada, pos Office for the week
ended December 10 1904:
d. Permeosolo, s. Een.ann,ni, z. E
Whitfield.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advert sed and give date oil
this notice, December IL. 1904
S. J. ANDERSON, p. NJ.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-12
LOOK HERE,

PURE OLIVE OIL in half pnts. pints
quarts. half gallons ard gallon tins. Also
New Mince Meat In pac,.ages-.0 cents.
Fl. o. 2-pound packages Pancake flour,
10 cents: II. o. Breakfast What. 10 cents.
pound pack ges-at
l2-S-tf +. c. ROBINS & co.