The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-31
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Personal and Local Items of
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

c. NJ Harvey, the mining man, came
in today from Central.
H. McAnnich. of McDermit, is reg
/ iste. ed at the Busch hotel.
Frank Silve was here on business
over night from Golconda.
Sylvan Liotard. the Golconda sheep
man, was down today on business.
! r. V. Evans was In Golconda yester-
/ day, arranging for the snearing of his
sheep.
/ Dave Staunton went up to Golconda
yesterday and purchased a choice lot
/ of wool.
/ John saval began shearing sheep at
4 Golconda today. He will shear about
/ 10000 head.
Jesse McGee, of Memo, Oklahoma.
came in last night and is staying at
the Winnemucca.
! Joe Fayant came down from Golcon-
da on No. yesterday evening and re-
turned this afternoon.
Frank Button. the staunch republi-
/ can, visited Golconda yesterday and is
! expected mere tnlS evening.
/ c. M. Zeitler, Shaw & Bacher's rust
/ ling representative, is selling hard
ware to the local dealers today.
c. w. Perry, the genial representa-
4 tive of the Tillman- Bendell company.
OF San Francisco, came In from the
west this morning.
George Simpkins, laborer, was
brought up from Lovelock last night
and taken to the county hospital. He
is suspected of having typhoid fever.
The ladies are invited to call at
Mrs. Porter's millinery store and see
the lovely display of pattern hats.
shapes and trimmings, before the line
is broken. 29-3t
w. o. Billings and w H. Post, the
well known horse buyers. from Grand
Junction, Colorado, came in from the
east this morning and will be here for
several days.
Miss Mabel Cochran, who is teach
ing school in the Sonoma district.
came in last evening to be present at
the marriage today of her sister,
Edith. to D. N. Varien.
George King. a sheep shearer, who
is employed by John Saval at Col
conda. is under the care of DR.. Giroux
and is suffering from pneumonia. His
home is in Rock Springs. Wyoming.
The Winnemucca brass band met
for practice in Armory hall last night
and spent a profitable evening. The
band is making gratifying progress
and will soon be ready to play for the
public.
+. n. Muller returned this afternoon
from San Francisco. where he has
been in consultation with physicians
regarding the injuries received several
months ago. He underwent a treat
ment that proved beneficial and antic-
ipates no further trouble.
w. p Shull, representing the manu-
factuIer of a well known brand of
axle s. ease, is here from Los Angeles
today. Mr. Shull has just returned
from a trip to all the sawmills in the
west, and reports business good with
future prospects excellent, at all
points.
The Wondering Boy mine will be
opened up again next week. There is
every indication of good ore. and no
expense will be spared in attempting
to uncover it. The mine is owned by
II. G. Norton of Sacramento, Cal. Mr..
j. Sigmund will leave tomorrow with
supplies
A letter received this morning from
Dick Richie, who is in San Francisco
brings the good news that he is recov-
ering his health rapidly and expects
to return to Winnemucca within a
couple Of weeks. He has many
friends here who Will be glad to well
come him.
Officers of the law here and other
places along the line of the railroad
may expect to be kept busy soon. Los
Angeles. San Francisco. Sacramento
and other California cities are round
ing up vagrants and suspicious char
acters and ordering them to move
along" 1t is reported that all start
east with st. Louis as their destina-
| ton.
Mr.. C. F. Sparks, while in bathing
with a very painful accident. In at
tempting TO leave the tank his foot
slipped. Mr. Johnson was playfuly
scufffng with him at the time and for
some reason he felL his right foot
striking a post with considerable force,
the flesh between the third and fourth
toes being split open In very painful
manner. Mr.. Sparks is little lame