The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-30
IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places IN
Nevada

September Goth will be Nevada Day at
he St. Louis Exposition.
Virginia City has nearly $1,000 collected
for the Labor Day celebration TO be head
mere next Monday.
Harry Warren of Yerington. made
shipment of three tons OF honey to San
Francisco last week.
Within the last ten days, about sixty
ave carloads of horses and cattle have
.een shipped from Elko.
Alonzo Tripp, Superintendent of the
ronopah road, is having an elaborate
5peciaI car built for his private use.
The Overland ball team met defeat at
.ruckee last Sunday. The score was I
o q This was the first break N The
lverlands series of victories this sea-
son.
A man by the name of E. Herting was
oncealed weapons at Virginia City yes
erday. He will serve six months an
Jail.
A well of boiling water has been struck
n the ranch of Elmer Gibson. a few
4 les south of Reno. 1t is reported that
Ir Gibson has been offered $4,000 for his
anch by parties who propose to make
health resort out of It,
What is believed to be the mother
ode has been discovered at Osceola.
White Pine county. and body of ore
our feet thick giving an average OF
;is5 per ton in gold has been uncov-
eIed. Osceola mas for years been a very
ich placer mining camp.
The Reno Wheelmen still retain the
championship of the coast, for Sunday
he crack Bay City team OF San Fran
isco was defeated by m lie and three
uarters. The Reno racers have defeat
d every team this season that was pit
ed against them and their title to the
championship is undsputed.
Josiah Day. an old resident who has
esided in Carson for nearly forty years
ok his ..rs. ride on the Vra
rruckee ra lroad last evening. Mr.. Day
mas never visited the city Of Reno hav-
ng crossed the plains in early days ana
-oming to Carson by the way of Placer
Vile. He has only been to Virginia Cis
nee, going by team.-News.
For the past three days the Southern
n San Francisco employing laborers 10
ship to Mound House for the purpose OF
opening the Carson and Colorado raii-
oad. These reports received from that
lection show --.at the road is entirely
)ut of commission and heroic efforts are
De ng made to repair the damage caused
by the wash outs.
The Methodist conference, which was
session at Carson last week adjourn
ed Saturday ght. The following ap-
continents were made: Superintendent,
=. w. VanDevenier; Austin. G. A.
Hanks: Battle Mountain. NJ. W. Frary
Big Pine, A. S. Mulligan; Bishop. w. T.
-iankin Bodie and Goldfield, c. H. DarI-
.ng: Carson, L. j. Bradner; Cedarville.
fheo. Taylor; Fall River, j. NJ. Jenson:
iardnerville, J. ]. Pardee; Greenfield
u. ]. Wentzell: independence. F. T. ror,-
ner; GAINESVILLE. C. e. Lucas; Lovelock.
ID. G. Wigstead; :-oya,;on. f. w. LLOYD;
Nevada Indian NJ ssion. r. c. Pike; Par
adise. A. X. Stewart; Quincy, p. ii.
vi ills: Reno. A. c. Welch; Ruby Hill,
Supplied; Sierraville. Supplied; Susan
vile. ]. NJ Wilson; Tonopah. Supplied
rruekee, f. A. Albone; Tuscarora Sup
piled; Virginia CITY. ". A. A. r'ortner;
Wellington. j. Wilks Winnemucca, J,
rel.er; Yerington. T. II. Nicholas; Yer
ing-on Indian Mission, Supplied