The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-25
OPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

Professor Scrughem of the Nevada
state university and Miss Mccain OF Lex
ington, Kentucky, were married on July
Sd. The news of the event has just reach
ed Reno.
The school trustees of Sparks have
passed an edict that no teacher shall be
employed in the schools there unless
they will agree to live at the new rail
way center
A bitter contest will be up in the coun-
ty OF Washoe this election. 1t viii be
a question of wide open or not. the
gamblers of Reno are determined to Win
strenuous fight to accomplish their pur-
pose.
The Sacramento Bee has extended its
California news service to include wess-
ern Nevada. Possessed as it Is of "a
that causes the people to read it, Ne
vada will reap much benefit from the new
department of the Fee.
Charles Wallace. who was recently con-
victed of obtaining money from Reno bus
ced to serve six years in the Nevada
penitendary by Judge Curler at a ses-
sion of the District Court yesterday.
Wallace was arrested in Winnemucca.
l.. B. Funge, who recently sold his in
crest in the Grand theater and retire.
from its management, has announced
chat he will head a movement for the
erection of another theater in this city.
Mr.. Funge is an experienced theatrical
manager and his venture VIII doub,e-s.
| prove cezsful.-Gazette
The railroad was completed into Ton
opah Saturday evening at 5:3J o'clock
rhe arrival Of the first train was an
| .ounced by the blowing of whistles. ring
| Ag of bells and shooting dynamite. The
.rst regular train win arrive at midniga
/ nd Monday there will be two specials
-arrying passengers fro m different par,s
i Nevada and California.
| Assistant Superintendent J. NJ. siiaGg
! equest.ng all railroad trainmen in the
selvice of The company between SPARKS
-.4d Callin 10 wear badges showing tns
| ..osit.on they hold. The badges are now
! Jeing given out. For several years I.
.4as Deen the rule OF Eastern c~mpanies
| . feqUie their employees 10 wear badges
/ Tine Jumbo is TO the fr.nt again this
,eeA with two new strikes OF rcn ore
! -1e nrst being in 1he lease of Mc4o.aio
| nd Fuller, betweNeI the Curtis 49,
..idge and Aernick and Bowes. Surface
.lench.ng Oh lAjs lease disclosed no p..s
4 values, but a SHAFT was sunk anu in .
-4osscut frun the 50-foot point three leol
/ of oie was struck which averages S4V0 re.
on. The lessees are now sackilg ore ano
/ ..ln soon snip.
An unknown man was struck by TRAN
40. as lie was walking across tile rail-
oad b.idge at LiAenam, near Mystic fr.-
4ay, ana his body was thrvwn into the
below. AS soon as the engineer saw tnal
NE engine mad struck The unfortunate
Aan he stopped the train. and with ,Ae
.ss-slanoe Oh Inc other trainmen tired u
eeover the body fr~ m the water bui
ne current was too strong and the re-
mains were swept beyond their reach
.s hen last seen the body was noating
Iown the center of the river.
George McGinnis. a well known young
man OF Reno was thrown from a Wagon
IN Gardnerville yesterday and sustained
some very painful injuries. AS 5 on as
The accident occurred, The injured mar
was picked UP by friends and carried t.
a near by farm house, where doctor
was called and his wounds were attend
ed to. 1t was found that both of his leg.
were broken and that he was bruised
and cut in several places. Inc fractured
bones in his legs are the most serious
injuries. however, and the doctor says
that although it viii be quite waii'
before he is around again: he is not IN /
serious condition and will recover our
nal.
Another strike was made on the Cur
lis and Ridge lease in new shaft ~a-el
Is being sunk to connect with the Harve,
shaft, and which is rs feet TO the nor,h
Two feet of ore was encountered her
which viii so S416 TO the tn. The frs
shaft which Curtis and Ridge started /
now down l5O feet and has passed through
the ledge, which al this point containe