The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-15
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

The Tonopah railroad is now able to
haul 200 tons of ore day.
Addison T. Reed, a prominent citizen
of E!ko. died suddenly last Sunday night.
Twenty-Five to one is the ratio estab-
lished between the saloons and churches
at Sparks. The one church is reported
to be prosperous.
Assessor Eggers has about completed
the assessment roll for this year. His
figures to date show total of $S,35O,915.
an increase of about s7S5.OOo over last
year-Elko Independent
Mr.. George d. Meiklejohn, who was
assistant secre .ary of war during Will
liam McKin'ey's administration, is .nves-
tigating the Tonopah-Goldfeld country
in the interest of eastern capitalists.
Prof. Gordon H. True. of the Univer
sity of Nevada, and Miss Elizabeth S.
S ubbs WI be married on the evening
of October Sd at the home of the brides
parents in Reno. The wedding service
will be performed by DR.. ]. E. Stubbs.
the brides father.
A woman made the rounds of the gam
bling joints at Goldfield a few nights ago
and attracted a good deal of attention as
she successfully bucked the different
games. Faro. however. proved too much
for her and she quit the game $500 loser
in very short time.
Wadsworth is now ent rely off the
main line. The order causing all trains
to go over the new route went into ef-
feet Monday. Heretofore all west-bound
passenger trains have passed through the
town. Its only communication with the
means of the stub accommodation trains
from Wadsworth TO the junction.
Superintendent Morehead was down
from Rockland last Saturday and ship
ped another bar of Nevada Oh eff bullion.
NdtaSd at dpodt @lpoVV. HS mint - iooN-
ing we'll and the company is now engaged
in putting its wafer piIe line from the
spring to the mill under ground. SO they
can have water TO run the mill next
winter. The mill is also TO have five mole
stamps added and a corrugat ed iron COW
er put over it.-Lyon County Il mes.
Little Cherry Smas, the year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Smas.
fell into the South Side canal yesterday
and would have been drowned but for
the quick work of her 5-year-old brother.
Freddie Simas. The children were play
ing on a bridge over the canal. when the
little girl suddenly fell in and disappear
ed from sight. Her little brother saw
her danger. and although he is only
years old. realized that she must be res
cued quickly. He ran across the bridge
out to the edge of the ditch and wading
in short distance, reached out his hand
and grabbed mis- little sister as she APP
Major George w. ingalls, has tender ed
his resignation as secretary of the Ne
vada Chamber of Commerce. and it has
been accepted and o. A. Dockham is fill
ing the place temporarily. The majors
resignation was made because of pooi
health brought about by con iaued con-
finement. He has occupied the position
since the organization of the institution
and has given his entire time to it. lie
has filed the position with honor to the
state and credit to himself. So valuable
did the members consider the majors
services that the trustees Monday even
ing unanimously agreed upon his ap-
pointment as general travelling repre-
sentative of the Chamber of Commerce
for an indefinite period The majors
new duties will require him to visit ali
of the mining camps of the state. as well
as other points of interest extending hts
visits so far as the border counties OF
California.