The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-06
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Napa, Cal-Bernhardt #. Seifert.
aged eight years. this afte noon while
playing on the bank of the Napa river,
fell in and was drowned.
San Francisco.-The hearing In the
Hyde Dimond land fraud case was
continued Monday before United
States Commissioner Heacock.
San Francisco.--It is stated that e.
II. Hartman is preparing to abolish
the local offices Of the Union Pacific
company by consolidating them with
those of the Southern Pacific.
Chicago.--In riot at the plant of
the Diesel branch of the American
Can company. growing out of an ef-
fort to reopen the factory and retain
Thirty Greek strike-breakers, one man
was shot.
San Francisco--In the United States
district court today Former Deputy
Shegiffs william Dasha and Thomas
j. Dempsey and HON Toon. Chinese.
were convicted of conspiracy against
the government They will be SEN
fenced on Thursday.
Mexico. NON B. Guthrie. a stock
raiser and capitalist. has made an as
signment. His assets are placed a
100000 and liabilities are believed To
be less than 100000. Mr.. Guth lie wae
one of the heaviest holders of farm
Ing land in the state.
Kansas City.-Judge Phillips OF the
United States court has granted
temporary injunction against the
strikers. 1t restrains the membe Of
the Truckdrivers' union from inteEfeg-.
ing in any way with the business o
the transfer companies.
Ukiah, Cal. - An unknown masked
man. disgu sed in woman's clothing
enteie ed The cabin of III ank D. AXE art
an Italian named Pentarrti at Hoilo"-
Tree tnday night. he SHOT and kiilee
D.ake, who gave fight when ordeiee
10 nuid up h.s nands. lie robbed Drake
of $500.
Lawton, Okla.-A shooting affray oc
cur. ed today between l.. 4. Russell
eaitor OF lie STATE Democrat, and >.
w. Hawkins. 10 mer Assistant chic.
OF Poiice Hawkins was shot In the
rght thigh, lett knee and abdomeh
Each man was active In the p.e.imi-
nay o. gdniZa ion of the democratic
county convention, now in ses.on. 1Le
81. eel was CROW aed with people.
salt Lake. - That the Latter-day
Saints tn.1ve is attested by the won
dLrIul success OF the sem annual CON
fe enCe wnlen is now In session Ia.
Emo. TIE attendance at the plesen.
come. en1e certainly is la. ger thai.
las been the suis tor numbes o.
years past, and thee would seem u
he nothing lacking in ievor or zeal
for the cause on the pat of the at
tendants.
Mount Kisho, New Yo.k.-Frank Il
D.ckman and David Ande- son, Iepu-
table men. delegates to the third as
sembly district convention he.e Sat
u4dGy, make afIidavits that they wer.
one. ed $lUU apiece by hih-Parker me-
to vote as directed. Huge sums o,
money displayed by Hill-Pa4 ker mea
but were unaple to control sonvent. on
and bolted. Convention sends unin.
stlucled delegates favoring Hearst
London. - Meager details have ar
rived here OF heavy fighting in Niger'a
(Brtish West AT ica), and OF revels,
sustained by the punitive expedition
sent against the Okpoto tribe. who IN
December cut up B. itish pat. oil. ALL
ing Two British office and forty OF
fifty native troops. In the re-
cent lighting the Okpotos fought
their way into the midst of the
British square and killed or wounded
many of the British
Everett, Wash.-A plot to dynamite
the quartz of The Japanese, en-
ployes OF the Mukilten mill was dis.
covered and trust. ated last night Fo.
some time past the feeling against the
Japanese has been very bitter. organ
lied white labor opposing them very
strongly Threats were made TO drive
the Japanese away from this locality
and IL Is believed tht the dynam. te
plot was part of plan to accomp-
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