The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-11
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

cided to adVe. DSe for D1dS TO perIO. IN
the work necessary TO obta IL water
from the Virginia City pipe line above
Lake View.
Mr. and Mrs Marion S. Wilgon of
Elko. Nevada, are visiting in Yoeemite
Valley The last number of the Yosem
te Tourist tells of the visit of the WELL
know Nevadans. Mr.. Wilson was
speaker of the assembly.
Manager Sample of the Flanagan
Warehouse Company. has sold the last
carload of wool owned by the company
The company has handled over one
nillion pourds of wool during the sea-
son and good prices were obtained
Gazette.
The two young child en- of Senator
sick with typhoid fever. and DIR. Pick
ard of Virginia City has been called In
consultation. The physicians report
that the little boy will probably die.
and that the life of the little girl may
not be saved.
Through the efforts of DIR. d. J. Will
liams of Truckee a lodge of the
Knights of the Royal Arch has been
OF ganized in Reno. The charter has
been granted and permanent organize
ton viii be perfected at once. 1t is
understood that every saloon man in
Reno Is a member of the lodge.
Charles Fitzmorris, the father of the
assistant instructor in chemistry ir
the Nevada State University. is a.
y e~enf in Reno, convalescing iron
a severe attack of paralysis. He was
II icken over a year ago, while ir
British Columbia, and his son imme.
1iately brought him home for treat
nent.
Garfield Doane. who met with an ac-
eident on the railroad some month,
ago, is in a precarious condition al,
Sacramento. His father. Hy Doane
same down from Carson yesterday ane
continued on to Sac amento to be al
his bedside. Five operations have
heen performed upon the young man.
Gazette.
Thursday evening Annie M. Steine
If Austin. Grand Cher of the Rathbone
Sisters. organized a lodge of Rathbon-
Sisters in this town. The society is al
auxiliary to the Knights of Pythias
and starts out with membership OF
1ea ly fifty After completing the or
sanization, a banquet was Sc we'd ane
he evening was one of the most en-
oyable Fallon has seen in many days
says the Churchill STANDARD.
The Virginia &. Turcke people are
not going to suffer any more losses
by tunnel fires. if precaution can pre-
vent. This morning a force OF mei
with locomotive commenced spraying
he E street tunnel with a fl e-proof
'olution The timbers of the othe
-unnels on the Inc will be similarly
leated. 1t is said that tests hav.
roved the efficiency of the spraying
eatment.-Virginia Chronicle.
When it was announced some time
ago that the Southe n Pacific woulo
3. ant a special rate for baseball teams
etween any two points on the rail
oad in Nevada, it was understood tha
the rate applied to ball players ano
that only ten members of ball team
would be granted the privilege of the
reduced fare This, however. is a mis-.
take. Agent Mushet informs US aa
many as like may accompany a bal
Nf 70, he
round triD.-Lovelock Argus
Edward Stone. wife and five chill
i en-. arrived here a short tine ag,
nom Colorado. While making arrange
4 ents to build a home In the new town
the family took up their abode "A.
.ent. Several days ago vue of the
children was taken i'll with measle.
aud now the entile FAMILY is suffer
ng fIom the same malaay. The esi.
dents of Sparks are seeing to II tha.
the STRICKEN family receive every at
tention and il is thought the afflicted
ones will soon tecover-Joui
The following officers were elected a
The session of the Epworth League
neld in Reno Thursday President.
Rev. f. w. Lloyd of Virginia; firsi
vice-pres dent. NJ S. Gertrude Moody OF
Frukee; second vice. president. M 81
Belle Stanley of Reno: third viee-pres.
ident. Miss Grace He rick of Caison
fIurth vice. president Miss Margaret
Peterson OF Big Pine; secretary, Miss
Gertrude Bonham of Reno; assistant
treasurer, +. c. Everett of Gardner
Vile; Jun or supe. intendent, Miss Rose
Ames OF Gardnerville.
A tramp by the name of William
Knipe ente ed a room of the Railroad
saloon on East Commercial Row last
night and when Jack Wiley. who