The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-07
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Up Today

John Gull, of Willow Point. Is bust
ness visitor.
Bert Cabos came up last evening
from Mill City.
w. c. Owens was in town yester-
day from Carlin.
N. C. Frenesen, of Mill City, Is up
on business today.
John McAnnish, of Willow Creek.
came In last night
w. H. Schneddig. of Reno. is regis
tered at the Busch today.
Chas. Malm came down from Col
conda yesterday morning.
Albert Rameset came in Saturday
night from Thomas Canyon.
Miss Jennie Correcco has accepted a
position in the new Club Cafe.
H. Thompson. of Reno. was an overs
Sunday visitor in Winnemucca.
County Commissioner Riley arrived
Saturday evening from Paradise.
John Mcintyre arrived yesterday
from the p ranch in southern Oregon.
C. J.. Nixson, from San Francisco.
registered at the Lafayette hotel yes
day.
G. F. Bond. OF Cain Springs. was
an over-Sunday visitor In Winne-
mucca.
Floyd McReynolds. foreman Of Mil
Ter & Lux's King river ranch. came
in yesterday.
Antoine Fournier. Of Kennedy. il in
town and Is staying at the Winnie
mucca hotel.
Ed c'shorty'') Brown IL back in his
old place behind the bar OF the Silver
State saloon.
DR.. Samuels returned this afternoon
from Unionvilie. where he was called
professionally.
F. Laca came In from McDermit last
evening. He is on his way to Lovelock
to visit his brother for few days.
A. E. Poole. a San Francisco travel
ng man. representing a glove house.
was an arrival on No. 6 this afternoon.
w. C. Ruddell came up from Love-
lock yesterday evening to attend the
meeting of the board of commissioners.
DR.. Bice left on No. 3 this afternoon
for an extended trip east. He will go
as far as Indianapolis before return
ing.
w. B. Stewart, accompanied by Mrs.
Stewart, came In last evening from
Willow Point. They will remain until
tomorrow.
The next attraction in the theatrical
line will be romantic melo-drama en-
titled. Down by the Sea-" which comes
to the Armory hall Monday evening.
March II.
Tim Tompkins' freight teams left
early yestei day morning for the north.
taking out the usual big load Of mer-
chandise for the merchants Of DEMO
and McDermit.
The ladies guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 at the home Of Mrs. Pas
CAL A full attendance Is urged as
matter of Importance will come be
fore the meeting.
Mrs. ]. A. Lipman and Miss Edna
Zahren. who have been visiting for
some time with friends in San Fran
cisco and San Jose. are expected home
Wednesday or Thursday.
j. r. Harvey returned yesterday
from San Francisco. where he vent
few days ago with a shipment Of
horses. 1t was a choice lot OF ami
mails. and he had no difficulty In dis
posing of them at good prices.
Captain Dunn OF the Winnemucca
baseball team. is in receipt of q chal-
lenge for a match game to be played
about the middle of April The chal-
lenge will be considered by the club.
and in all probability win be accepted.
Mrs. w. L. Butler was taken to the
Winnemucca Santiarium Saturday
evening. and yesterday morning under
went an operation. She Is resting
easily. and so far as can be foretold
from present conditions. will recover
her usual good health In a short time.
No. 6 ran in two sections today. the
first section containing eight cars and
the second nine cars. No. 3. which II
reported on time. will also run In two
sections tonight. Passenger traffic Is
said to be picking up. due partly to
the effect Of a low colonist rate that
went into effect between Mississippi
river points and the coast on March
lst. good for three months.
! Fong Gong. Chinese prisoner In the
county jail. died Saturday and was
| buried yesterday at the county's ex-
pense. He was being held at the re-
quest of the federal authorities. and
is alleged to have sold whiskey to In
cal Chinese refused to bury him. OF
to have anything to do with the ~