The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-24
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
| ate News NOles Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada


the school near Carson.
No. Southern Pacific passenger train
ran over two cows at Eiko Thursday.
The Socialists of Esmeralda conn.y
have put a full county and township
ticket in the field.
William ]. Bryan will deliver an ad
dress to the university students at Reno
Monday morning at II O'Clock.
A great deal of sickness Is reported
at Goldfeld. which is attributed to the
unsanitary conditions prevailing at that
place.
At the Democratic primaries in Tono-
pah Saturday 760 woes were cast.
| though the total number of legal voters
for the precinct is 6Oo.-Enterprise.
The Bank of Sparks has been organiz-
ed with Richard Kirman. Walter Harris
J. p. Raine, N. c. Prater and p. f.
Bowling as directors. The capital stock
iii be $4,000
The Coquille Coal and Lumber Com
The company will handle coal and lum-
her from the Coqu're River country in
Coos county, Oregon.
Bradley G. Moody of Elko will enter
heir string of fast horses at the fall
aces to be held by the Jockey club OF
2eno. Chas. Moody, accompanied by Jas.
Watson. the firms jockey. will take the
horses to Reno next Monday.
Shipments of ore on the Tonopah rail-
road for the week ending September II
amounted to ga tons, of which about 35h
tons were shipped by the Tonopah Min
ng company and the balance was made
up by Montana -Tonopah and the Gold
| field mines r
W. r. Campbell returned from Winnie
| mucca last Saturday. where he had been
at the county hospital for treatment.
loud in praise of the good care ana
treatment at the hands of the worthy
| matron Of that county insti ution.-Love-
| ock Tribune.
In surveying the disputed boundary
line between Lyon and s, S,orey counties
| he surveyor followed the Nevada stat
utes of 1861. The line as surveyed now
brings Hazen inside the Storey county
| boundary The new survey leaves Lyon
county without any Southern Pacirc
| railroad track.
Detective Tnacker of the Wells Fargo
Express Company was at Goldfeld last
week and stopped here on his way back.
He never forgets faces and declares that
his brief visit. 1t has long been rumored
hat there were a number of desperate
men at the new camp. The words or
he detective tend to corroborate that re-
port.-Tonopah Sun.
James Hemphill, a Southern Pacific
brakeman running out of Bakersfield,
was murdered Thursday near Bealville.
His body was warm when found and
bore a number of stabs and knife
wounds. Several Mexicans are suspect
ed Not far from where Hemphil's body
ay was found the body of a Mexican
in shallow grave, also covered with
, wounds. and the supposition is that the
brakeman put up a desperate fight for
MS life.
Mrs W. Sayles, who has been spending
he summer at Sayles' dairy, on the LII
, tie Truckee river near Webber lake. lett
yesterday for her home at Folsom. Mrs.
Sayles, with her husband. usually re-
mains at the dairy until the heavy
storms force them to leave late in the
fall, but she was compelled to take her
departure earlier this year on account
of the vast number of yellow iacke,s
which are swarm.ng the woods in this
vicinity. Even the butcher shops IN
Truckee hang pieces of meat outside as
decoys for the pests, thus somewhat
protecting their supplies. and inciden'ai
~ their customers Republican
Water White Comb Honey, { combs for
$1.o0. at Browns. s-24 go