The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-09
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

bTOlHtF 0lIlitn I1C DOdSto Va hAbAS 0NS
ter halves.
Reno. After the transaction of the
business on hand there will be smo-
ker and banquet.
Hon. H. F. Bartine will be a candi-
date for justice of the supreme court
in the coming political campaign.
General Lloyd B. Wheaton COM
mand, Spanish War Veterans, will
hold an important meeting tonight at
1t is reported that George Hennen Of
Elko and Miss May Foley of Pleasant
Valley were married in Salt Lake last
Wednesday.
Professors True and Thurtell will
depart from Reno for Lovelock tomor-
row morning on trip in connection
with agricultural work.
The residence of ex-Assemblyman
C. Heningsen, near Gardnerville. was
totally destroyed by fire Tuesday even
! ing The loss will foot up several
| thousand dollars.
The four men condemned to the gal.
lows from Winnemucca win test their
last chance for life in the supreme
court next Mondey, when their appli-
cation for new trial will be heard
News.
DIR. Sidney Pinniger is in Reno from
Lovelock for few days. The doctor
! is now railroad physician at that
point. one of the county physicians for
Humboldt, and enjoys a large and lu-
crative practice.
The Carson property known as
Treadway park has been sold for $3,-
500. Years ago it was noted as a pic
mic ground During Farmer Tread
ways lifetime it was the most noted
picnic grove in western Nevada.
The republicans of Wells held their
primaries last Saturday for the cleo
ton of delegates to the state conven-
ton. Only sixteen votes were casi
and Mel S. Badt. H. H. Badt, ]. Selby
Badt and S. c. Weeks were the success
full candidates.
|. Last Sunday afternoon a small
frame house belonging to Mrs. E. Lid
yard burned to the ground. The house
was occupied by William Dieke. two
of whose children were i'll at the time.
one with scarlet fever and another
with scarletina. Both were saved.
The bumblebee and the blowiy are
buzzing, the fruit trees are In full
flower the lilac bushes are in leaf, the
p.smire is wallowing in the sugarbowl
and the doodlebug saw his shadow
yesterday, so it is safe to say that
spring Is with us.-Hawthorne Bulle-
tin.
+, People going home from church on
Sunday were surprised and shocked
when the wall of a club house sud-
denly fell out and disclosed a number
of their rfiends and neighbors playing
poker in the upper rooms. Such is the
story; but how did the good peoplt
know it was poker?-Virginia Chron-
icle.
A letter received by Roger Stenson
states that an accident to Thomas
Hunt occurred at Atwood, about sixty
five miles from Tonopah. Mr.. Hunt
was preparing to fire two holes in
tunnel. While he was snuffing the
second the first went off. He had ons
arm severely injured and he may lost
one eye.-Reno Gazette.
At Reddlng the railroad detective
working on the Copley train robbery
on Thursd found a deserted cabir
near Keswick where the bandits
stayed five days previous to the hold
up. They believe they have established
the identity of the robbers. WHOSE
present whereabouts are unknown. Al
the bottom of q fifty-foot mining
shaft near by the detectives found the
clothing worn by the bandits at the
time of the robbery.
The Owl saloon at Millerville was
the scene of a shooting scrape yester'
day. II. Neustraus went there yester'
day morning determined to kill some
body and the fact that he was no
successful is not his fault. He tool
two shots at julius Neuhouse at clos
range, but fortunately missed botl
times. Neuhouse was in buggy a
the time and continued on to Carson
Neustraus was cook at the Owl. bu
had been discharged the night before
No arrests were made and 1t is feared
that further trouble is In order.
Major Ingalls, has been Offering
premium for the dozen of largest egg
produced by a Nevada hen. sent hin
for exhibit in the chamber OF com
merce. There were numerous boni
! fed responses, but II Is evident tha
a practical joke has also been playe
upon him by a lady with a well-d :
veloped sense of humor. This morn
ing there arrived from Mrs. /. Cox Q