The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-06
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P. Indart, of Elko, Is here on busf-
ness today
Frank Maxey is in from the Willow
Point ranch today.
l.. E. C. Jordan, of Reno. was an ar
rival this morning.
F. ]. Shair is in town on business
from Sacramento today.
H. p. Hood, of Fresno, Calf, is reg
istered at the Lafayette hotel.
A number of probate matters are be-
ing attended to in court today.
Mrs. S. III. Kitto returned last night
from holiday visit with relatives in
Ogden.
VIM. Gillian. who is laid up at the
Busch hotel with an attack of grippe,
is reported better today.
c. Stacey, of San Francisco, travel
ing man, is among the merchants tax
ing hardware orders today.
Dr. H. B. Mcdonald, the dentist.
will leave on No. tonight for Love-
lock, to fill professional engagement
Forty differeE. ndors in bulk per-
fumes, so and rs cents an ounce. Brown
BIOS Drug Store. If
Superintendent Scott, accompan ed
by Assistant Superintendent Mccoy
ern, passed through Winnemucca of
No last night.
The thermometer registered six de-
grees below zero at 2 o'clock this
moFning-probably the lowest point
reached during the night.
Misses Pearl and Mabel Snapp came
| in yesterday evening from Rebel Creek
and departed on No. 8 for Reno. to re-
sumo their studies at the university.
Miss Elda Helmhold left on No. 8
yestel day afternoon for a visit In Car
| lin. alter which she w.ll proceed to
Ogden to spend a few days with
friends there.
The finishing work of the new addi-
ton to the Busch hotel is about COM
pleted, and the appearance and con-
venience of the popular hostelery have
both been greatly enhanced.
T. F. Melody came in yesterday even
ing from Reb>' Creek heinging the
Misses Snapp, who left for Reno last
night. He reports everything as pros
porous in the vicinity of Rebel Creek,
and states that prospects for the COM
ing year in the mining industry are
| excellent at present
| E. Reinhart & Co. are progressing
| -apidly with the work of invoicing
| their immense stock. and will soon
be in readiness to inaugurate their
grand annual clearance sale. as will
be seen by their new announcement
on the fourth page. There will be bar
gains offered that will pay close buy
ers to wait for.
J The Silver State unintentionally err
| ed yesterday in stating the amount of
| the court house bonds outstanding
The amount before the call made at
the last session of the board was 1884,
| 500. The bonds are of the denomina-
| ton of $500 each, and as six of these
were called in and ordered paid. the
total outstanding at the present time
| is $91.5
| Miss Hazel Bell entertained a party
of young friends at her home on Third
street last evening. Miss Bell will de-
part Saturday evening for San jose to
! resume her studies there. and the
| pleasant reception last night was a
sort of farewell party to her friends.
Whist formed the feature of the en-
tertainment and following the playing
| refreshments were served.
| Mrs. ]. w. Guthrie left on No. 8
last evening for San Francisco, accom-
paning her daughter, Miss Millie, who
| goes to the city to enter upon a course
of training preparatory to becoming
| trained nurse. Mrs. Guthrie will un
dergo treatment While in the city for
ear trouble, which has been annoying
| hel for nearly year past, and which
il is hoped treatment at this time will
permanently relieve.
| Thos. Kenney, who has been associ-
ated with Mr.. Ashdown in the Pine
Forest mine for two years past, ar
rived in town this morning and will
leave tonight for Reno. He states
that everything in connection with the
mine is in fine condition, but that the
i'll health of Mr.. Ashdown has inter-
fered to some extent with the carry
| ing out of his plans. The property
is one of the most promising in Cen
trail Nevada at this time.