The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-13
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valley.
]. Cotton, a wool buyer, is in town
on business.
Thomas A. Mayors. from Rebel
Creek, is in town on business.
John Ross, a mining man from Don
Glen, is in town on business.
George Bradford. after a business
trip to town. returned to Paradise.
There are about twenty shearers
working at Nelson's ranch at Alma.
Sheep shearing is in full blast at
Golconda and will last four or six days
yet.
Born-To the wife of William F.
Diehl, in winnemucca, April 13, 1904,
a son.
The machinery for the Adelaine Min
ing company's mill at Golconda has
arrived.
H. A. Branscon of Ogden and J. A.
Coleman of Elko are guests at the
Busch hotel
Albert Remesot, a sheep man from
Golconda, is registered at the Winnie
mucca hotel.
]. A Gomez, a Golconda business
man, is in town to attend the funeral
of his friend, Anton sauza.
Sheep Inspector Holt reports that
there are about $1,000 sheep at and
near Golconda yet to be shorn.
p. ]. Miller, representing the L. d.
Stone Harness company, was in town
calling on our merchants today.
L. ]. Goor. a mining man from Mill
City, was in town yesterday and re-
ports things prosperous in his district.
f. Mosley of San Francisco, ]. A.
Monihan of Sacramento and John
Etchart from Golconda are registered
at the Lafayette.
c. II. Wilson. an attorney from San
Francisco, who has been here looking
after the Godchaux estate, returned
home this morning.
James Rueker and David Woolsey.
employed by John Taylor at Love
locks, are here on business connected
with the Taylor interests.
Alfred Wilkinson, who has been in
town for the past few days visiting
his son-in-law. j. d. Vargas, left for
his home at McDermit today.
E. ID. Sewers arrived from San Fran
cisco last night. Mr.. Sewers is in the
drug trade and represents Redington
G. Co, the largest importers on the
Pacifis coast.
The shirt waists. light in color and
texture. displayed in the prettily ar
ranged show window of e. Reinhart
& Co. are a sure indication of the near
ness of summer.
Messrs. Cathcart and Harvey re-
turned to their home at Paradise this
morning. Both gentlemen We're dele
gates to the republican state conven-
ton at Virginia City.
A special effort viii be made to ex-
cell all previous attempts at the ball
supper to be given by the Up-to-Date
Cafe on the night Of the l. O. Q. F.
ball, Tuesday April 26. 4-12
c. Z. Knight, son of George H.
Knight. of San Francisco a national
bank examiner, arrived in town this
afternoon for the purpose of looking
INTO the condition of our financial in
stitution. He leaves tomorrow night.
THE wool this year." says Sheep In
spector Holt. lis the best for years
past. Tom Nelson has the best wool
ever sold from this district. 1t brought
the top price and has established a
standard for Nevada sheepmen to try
to reach.
Frank Marino has accepted the sole
agency for Kohler & Chase Graphic
phones and Zon-o-phones. He will be
pleased to give a trial to intending
purchasers. He also carries full line
of the latest records, Address Silver
State office. 4-12tf
Ellis Clark. who Is engaged with the
Morrison Mining company. is in town
on business. Mr.. Clark reports that
this company is sinking a double com
partment shaft 4hx9 feet in the clear.
They expect to go to a depth of $50 or
800 feet to find ''pay dirt" If not sue
cessful drifts will be run in every di-
reetion until the ledge is tapped.
The fresh radishes and small green
onions on exhibition at The Silver
State office were raised on the ranch
of b. Klucny. about four miles from
town. The radishes particularly are
attracting attention. Mr.. Klucny says
that with a little care all vegetables
can be successfully grown here the
year around. He has some lettuce now
as fine as produced anywhere.
! With the ladies climbing a fence to
witness a prize fight through win
dow in Wadsworth. the ladies at Car