The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-01
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada


tIibuted the sum of $100 for the pur-
pose Of exhibiting a float in the pa
rade Of the Carson City Carnival and
Street fair.
The Washoe county grand jury We'd
nesday retu ned two indictments
against Dan O'Doane on two charges,
bigamy and perjury. He swore falsely
to an affidavit for ma riage license
while he was still married
A republican meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening at the Tonoran
opera house to ratify the nomination
of Roosevelt and Faii banks. Speeches
will be made and a big attendance is
ssured.-Tonopah Bonanza.
The New York canyon mine has over
$50,o00 worth of ore in sight. How is
that for mine that was conside ed
"worked-out' and purchased bv the
present owners less tran six months
ago FOR $1oO0.-Austin Reveille.
p A. McCarran. TIE well-known
sheepman feom Diamond Mountain,
who is in Reno, says that he never saw
the mountains in such a fine condition
for grazing as they are this year There
is ~ abundance Of feed ard TIE stock
IS fat
William Kiefer. night watchman
at East Reno, met with a painful ac-
cident Tuesday morning. While return
ing on his bicycle he was thrown at
the cattle guard at TIRE asylum cross
ing and his gum was to n away from
his teeth and his jaw badly lacerated
At a neeting Of the Storey County
Labor union Wednesday night the fol-
lowing officers We're elected to se-ve for
the ensuing term: President. Csas. A.
Ha. rington: vice president, James Ca
halan: secretarv-ts easurer. John C.
Dewar; guide, Frank Byrnes; guard.
Patrick Maloney; trustees, Edward
Klaus. Fed Tobener and Tames Ryan.
finance committee. VIM. CRAY, Jr.,
Jacob Baumann and Avery Powers
Word from an authentic source.
CORES from Tono9ah ti,at Geo ~ge w.
Richard of this city. has struck it
riched than cream. in Goldfeld His
rood fortune is expressed in three feet
Of 100000 ore in his mine at Goldheld
Mr. Richard is inte ested in a number
Of leases. but this is understood to be
his own property. This simply means
that ETr. Richard has what omis S
to De one Of the richest naines in the
friends rejoice in it.-Carson News.
Vina Dudley Griffin, wife of w E
Griffin. cashier of the Eureka County
Bank, Eu eka, Nevada, Dass5d awav
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Os-
car j. Smith, in Reno Wednesday af-
teInoon at 4:12 o'clock after an illness
Of twenty-four days during which he.'
suffering was vely acute. She will be
remembered by all the oldtimers of
Phoebe and Eureka, and all over the
state Of Nez ada: ard many ore aill
drop a silent taar to the memory Of ono
who has always been famous fos hei
hospitality, noted for her unostansa-
tious charity end loved for ser loyalty
" - A~iiS~N' ~A-1 A~oNN' sui NiNlii- f4CA =
husband and dauShte. to whom the
sympathy Of hundreds of mourners all
over the coast are not extended. -Ga-
zette. Ii I
The Ne Plus Ultra property in White
Pine county. Nevada, is beginning to
make a record for production that
brings it into the first class of lea i
mines of the sagebrush state. saws she
Gazette. A preliminary 75-ton ship
ment TO Selby in San Francisco nett'd
over $3J Pc ton. the ore running I'm ad-
dition TO its metallic contents over 6,
per cent lead. A contract to delive~
1900 tons more to the same smelter
has Just been signed, and to fiji it
steam hoist wiz be installed at once.
A new shaft has been sta ted on the
property. and as it has already reached
a depth Of forty feet, it viii not be
long until mining is carried ON through
that avenue. TIE miro ad-olns the
Rocco -Homestake neac Hamilton an6
Is considered by experts as being one
OF the coming lead bonanzas of the
country.
The Ruckteschler store Oh Railroad
street is ttY ' or rent e-eu