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

worth Is to be moved to S5arks.
A jockey who was exercising a horse
on the Elko track Sunday fell off and did
not regain consciousness until yesterday
The lie Witt Clinton commandery of
Virginia City was given second place III
the great knights Templar parade al
San Francisco.
The Tonopah railroad opened We'd
nesday and for the first time in three
weeks through trains were run between
Tonopah and Sodaville.
/ Doc Reinhardt and Emma Robinson.
! who are charged with the murder OF
Dennis Maher have been held to await
/ the action of the Washoe county grand
jury.
A special train will be run from Vir-
ginia City to Reno Friday for the ac-
/ commodation of those who desire to hear
! Secretary of the Treasury Shaw. who
! Will speak at Riverside Park, Reno, FIJI
day evening
The Supreme court has denied the ap-
! rlication for a writ of mandate, asked
/ by the Dangberg Land and Lives ock
company to compel the commissioners of
Douglas county to close the old Desert
road that runs through the company's
ranches.
In the Standard Consolidated mine at
Rod.e for the week ending last Saturday
the regular amounts of fair to good ore
was extracted. AT he mill 395 tons OF
ore We're worked. Average assay vanner
tai,ings, $50: concentrates produced. 10s
tons; assay value s1S9.H: concentrates
produced LOSS ounces, assay value s2.4s
per ounce.
The date of the trial of the four men
from Humboldt county. charged with
murder. has not been fixed. but next
week, on Wednesday or Thursday, the
matter will be brought before the court
and the date of the trial fixed. 1t is
probable that the case will be set for
about the 18th. according to a state.
ment of one of the attorneys interest
ed this afternoon.-Gazette.
NJ f. Ish who was among the first
to reach Goldfeld after the initial ex-
element. arrived in the city Monday
evening and left last night for Denver.
Colo. to close up details in connec-
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groups of claims near Goldfeld in which
he is interested. Mr. Ish brings out
the report of an important strike in
the Bllck Ants group. situated consid-
erably to the south of the heretofore
proved erri;ory.-Gazette.
Postmaster Summerfeld of Sparks has
'ound 1t necessary to enlarge his office
on account of the increasing business
This morning a force of carpenters VIII
begin work tearing out the partition in
he present building and converting the
entiie structure in'o a postofiice. Sever
sacks of mail are now handled out OF
Sparks each day. Three months ago ore
| nsnt sack was the 10 al amount SEN
out This VIII give some idea of the
rapid manner in which Sparks has
| giown.-Journal.
A large dredging company of California
has quite force of men employed al
Dayton prospecting the ground by sink
ing shafts and drilling. under the super
vision of F. T. Roseberry. The com
pany has met most encouraging results
thus far and have found gold in paying
quantities in every instance. The com
pany has an option on the King property
above Dayton and all of the fiat about
Dayton as far down as the Rocky Point
mill. 1t is understood that large plant
wnl be installed as soon as the pros
pecting progresses a H-'le further.-Car-
son News.
Actor Frank Bacon. leading man of
the In the Hills of California" Com
pany. was arrested in his dressing room,
and the box office receipts attached for
debt Wednesday night just as he wac
! about TO appear on the stage at Nc"
Kiss,ck's theater in Reno. Mr.. Lacon
paid the money claimed. and the play
proceeded after an interruption of halt
an hour. The actor claims that this IL
the second time he has been held up in
The same manner for the same debt. ana
he threatens to bring suit for damages.
The attachment was bl sught by E. ,.
Mccormack. a saloon man of Reno. on q
promissory note executed and payable
% Mr.. Mccormack in 1897 In Portland.