The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-29
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Denver.--A further continuance OF
ten days was granted by Justice Hynes
today in the case of Secretary w. d.
Haywood of the Western Federation of
| Mines, charged with desecrating the
| flag.
The state of Utah has ordered gen.
eral health day-namely, the first Mon
day in October. On this day all thea
te-s. churches, public halls, hotels
boarding houses etc must be thorough
| ly disinfected.
/ Mrs Cordelia Botkin has been held
to answer on the charge of numbering
Mrs. Ida Dean of Dover, Delaware, by
means of poisoned candy sent through
the mail. Bail in any amount up to
/ $3.50 900 was offered, but it was refused
treasurer's office prepared by Expert
| Norman w. McLaren, with other data
bearing on the case, was filed today
| by the surety companies with District
/ Attorney Campbell and the attention
of the grand jury will be at once called
to the matter.
/ Chicago-Six special trains from the
east carrying delegates to the Metho-
| dist gene al conference at Los Angeles,
! Cal, reached Chicago yesterday and
| left Immediately for the west via the
! Santa Fe. The delegates included min
listers as well as laymen, and quite
number of women. The trains will
make short stops at points of particular
interest on the Santa Fe.
Salt Lake-A private dispatch re-
ceived in this city states that the ex-
ecutive board of the United Mine
Workers of America met in Indianap-
oils and decided to call off the coal
strike in district No. Is. This district
includes the Carbon county fields of
Utah, where the men have been on
strike since last winter. and the states
of Colorado, New Mexico and southern
Wyoming.
Washington.-The government of the
republic of Panama has indicated its
desire to have $1,000,000 of the amount
to be paid that country on account of
the canal purchase transmitted to j
Pierpont Morgan & Co.. their financial
agents at New York. the remaining
$4,000 900 to await the arrival here of
the Panama minister in June next. The
treasury department will comply with
this request.
San Jose.-The United States Fidel-
ity and Guaranty company and the
on the bond of City Treasurer Nc
Geoghegan, will refuse to pay the
amount of the officials shortage to the
city until the liability has been finally
adjudicated. When the liability has
been fixed by the courts the city viii
at once be reimbursed and the surety
companies will then start an action
against Mayor Worswick, City Clerk
Belloli, City Attorney Brown and ex-
; City Treasurer McGeoghegan and the
: bondsmen to recover the amount SO
paid In this action it will be held that
the city officials named were guilty or
; neglect of duty and malfeasance in
not complying with the charter pro-
visions regulating the conduct of the
city finances. A full and complete
: statement of the affairs of the city
Rome.-President Loubet left Rome
for Naples today. His departure was
spoiled by rain, which kept away many
people who otherwise would have been
present. Still the route was crowded
The president was continuously
cheered. He went all the way to the
railroad station with his hat in his
hand and seated in an open carriage
In taking leave of the authorities, M
Loubet expressed his warmest thanks
to Premier Giolitti. saying he would
ever be grateful to the people of Rome
and would never forget the reception
they accorded him. King Victor EN-
? manuel accompanied President Loube'
to Naples so as to be present at the
great naval review there tomorrow
Signor Giolitti was prevented from 60
ing - Naples, as he had to go to Turir
as crown notary to be present at the
!. baptism of the Duke of Genoa:
daughter, born Monday last.
A party Of state officials and lawyer:
from Texas arrived in San Francisco
8 Wednesday to confer with the Officials
n of Wells, Fargo & co. IN regard 10 ina
0 corporations objection to the law re
!, Gently passed in Texas establishing 1
: reduced schedule of rates on express
: matter in that state Wells Fargo go
out an injunction to restrain the rail
road commission of the state of Texal
from putting the reduced schedule int,
effect. The party from Texas will col
J. lect testimony in regard to Wells
Fargo's earnings and expenditures
& for the purpose of determining wheth
S er or not the injunction now in tenn
), porary force shall be made permanen
). and the reduction of rate avoided Q
the injunction dissolved and the To-