The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-08
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

st. Louis Monday, Col Richard Plum
kett of Nevada, was adopted a Chief
Afraid of No Man.
At a meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners, held Monday in Reno.
James Sab.n ard Jack Vera, two sa-
loon men of Sparks, had their licenses
revoked.
Reports are to the effect that the
hay crop Will be the heaviest on rec
ord A farmer in Reno yesterday said
he never saw the hay so far advanced
on the 1st of June.
The schooi census marshal for the
report. There are altogether 1898 chill
dren of school age between and Is
years In the district as compared with
1443 reported by the census marshal
last year. This would give Reno a
population of $500.
One of the locomotives of the To-
nopah railroad has a title history
1t ran the blockade with troops in
the recent revolution at Columbia
which resulted in Panama becoming
an independent republic, and was
heavily protected with armous plate,
which was only removed after its ar
rival in Neveada
A carload of ore is on its way from
the Goldfield mines that will break all
records of the camp. The Western
Ore Purchasing Company of this city.
to whom the carload has been con-
signed will draw check for at least
$50 600 in payment for the ore. Gold
field is highly wrought up over the
wealth that is now being taken from
the shallow workings of the new camp
Gazette.
John McKaffery. an old ex-convict
has been sentenced to six months In
the county Jail. Only a few weeks ago
he was released from the prison in
Carson. and the day after securing his
freedom was given forty days sem
tence for larceny. No sooner had this
tenn been served and he was made
free than he again began his purloin-
ing and was yesterday sent back 10
jail for six months.-Gazette.
Although the Tonopah Club reopened
it's doors to patrons and is nightly and
daily crowded it is not yet out of the
hands of the Interior decorators. says
the Bonanza. When completed, it will
be one of the handsomest places in
Nevada. Apart from the attraction of
good liquor and a hearty welcome.
the resort is we'll worth Wis ting II
trail regina musical instrument with
its fun band accomplishment, une-
qualled in the State
Dan o. Doane, who was arrested
at Fallon on a charge OF b'gamy. Is
now confined in the jail at Reno being
unable to raise the $4,000 bonds under
which he is held. Later details show
him to be a seoundrel. and the evil
dence against him is conclusive
O'Doane visited his first wife in Cor
inne. Titan. last November. and stayed
a month. He has five children by his
fififirst wife-the eldest aged 13 and the
yougnest one year and q half. His
first wife has a parcel of letters gned
with his name and headed dear wife,
The people of Fallon are greatly In
censed over his actions in marrying
an innocent girl while he had wife in
Utah and they will see that he is
his IN
terprise
Reno should have won every event
I'm which it entered at San Francisco
and the dirty work by which the home
team was jobbed should be a Statutory
lesson to home riders and teach them
to stay away from places where 1t is
not in the books for them to get even
fighting chance. In the pursuit race
Reno was a sure winner the home
team. which had been stationed at the
half. coming into the stretch when the
declared winners went under the wi e.
King Ryan naturally entered a pro-
test. but ii was not considered. Hal
Updike made wonderful ride, passing
SO men. He was hitting a terrific clip
near the finish with only three riders
ahead of him when he could easily
have passed If one 90 them had not
swe. we'd his bike. throwing the Reno
boy.-Gazette.
The Ideal Gold Mining and Milling
alton. is meeting with splendid re-
suits in the development of its prop
critics in Humboldt county. near the
Oregon line. Messrs. Corecco. Boney,
Hardy and other local men who are
tnterestde in the company are now ne
with a Reno mining man
who has had plenty of experience with