The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-30
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

An immense herd OF sheep. 10000 in
all. is en- route to Reno from the Carson
valley and other southern points.
1t cost Mrs. Glotti. wife of the head
fine to whip waitress whom she thought
was too attentive to her husband
Plans have been completed for the rev
Masonic building to be erected at Fallon
which call for a two-story brick struc-
ture to cost In the neighborhood of
$1,000.
The Government has posted bulletin
stenographers for the government ser
vice in the Philippines. The salary is
500 month to begin with.
Doc Reinhard and his alleged accom-
plice. Emma Robinson. who were charged
with the murder of Dennis Maher were
Yesterday discharged from custody at
Reno, the grand jury having returned no
indictment against them.
The funeral of William w Hunter. the
popular young engineer of Reno who
died In San Francisco of typhoid pneu-
monia, will take place Sunday afternoon
at Reno Mr.. Hunter was a graduate OF
the State University and had taken high
rank In his chosen profession.
At a meeting of the members of the
Tonopah and San Francisco Mining Ex-
change last Monday a proposition to
amalgamate with the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board was voted
down and an offer was made to the lat
ter institution to admit members into the
Tonopah Exchange at $500 each.
The following are, the nominations
made by the Elko county Democratic.
convention: Assemblymen. Charles b.
Henderson. C. c. Coryell. w. C. Owens
and E. Mcmahon; recorder, C. -
Grover: county clerk, A. G. Dawley,
Lytton: sheriff. t. N. Mccoy; constable.
Elko precinct. Guy Harbn.
the Republican county convention of
Elko county: For assemblymen, DR.. G.
w. West, John Mcbride w. ]. Black and
Paul Schillerstrom; for sheriff. L. G.
Clark; for assessor. Jacob Egggers: for
clerk and treasurer, James Doughty; for
district attorney, Otto T. Williams; for
justice of the peace. Elko. A. Bruce: for
cons table. Elko. George Grant: for pub
lie administrator. Charles Holland.
Promotion in the Carson City public
schools will be attained by cards here
after. Up to this time special examina
pupils should be promoted. Hereafter.
however. the regular monthly cards Will
be used to determine the question ana
thus instead of a cram for a special pur-
pose the work the pupil does every day
will be the work that will count The
Carson City schools, we believe are the
only ones In the state NOW WORKING ul-
der this system.-Carson News.
The TRUNK belonging to the late Adolph
Clath. who was accidentally drowned in
the Truckee river. near the government
canal last spring. and which has been In
possession of Coroner Updike, was opened
last evening by that official. 1t contained
numerous letters which indicate thai
Clath came from Norway and that he
owned a ranch in Dakota. which he had
rented. Soon after Clath's death let
ter containing a postal order for $50 came
mere from his tenant, but 1t was return
ed. Clath's people are believed to reside
either in Chicago or in the old country
and the coroner is now trying to locate
,hem. He came to Nevada for his health
Gazette.