The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-22
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Gus Patton dropped into town this az
ernoon.
Trains Nos. and are reported on
ime today.
Indications are that the hot wave has
assed away.
Judge Robins went to Golconda yester.
day on legal business.
A social dance will be given at Ar
mory hall this evening.
DIR. G. V. Parmelee, a prominent physi-
eian of Salt Lake, is in town.
Mrs J. b. Frayant. of Golconda, is u
he sanitariuz. for treatment.
George S. Nixon has returned from a
business trip to San Francisco
James Byrnes and wife. CT ParaJs-s.
are registered at the winnemucca.
Ed Connors. foreman fer Frank Gu;n-
rie, came in this morning from kennel.
Tom Fogarty, who has been in town
several days. left this morning for Kyles
Springs.
Screen doors OF all descriptions. also
wire screen In all widths at e. Rein
hart & CO...
s. d. Curl arrived last evening from
Battle Mountain. He left this morning
or White Horse.
Mrs. w Funk, CT Reno. is a guest of
her father. f. NJ Baum. She is accom-
panied by her two daughters
Get your green vegetables of b. I<luncy
Received fresh every evening from the
ranch. 7-16-tf
Henry Elliott left for Golccnda last
evening to take charge of E. Reinhart *
Co.'S store at that place during Joe Cal
enger's illness.
The funeral cf TIE late Lizzie Stock
will take place from the residence of de-
ceaseds mother. Mrs. w. NJ. Stock, at
Paradise. Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Several prominent Republicans arrived
in town today in order to be present AZ
the meeting of the Republican Coanty
Central Committee which takes place this
evening.
editor of the Silver State. has purchased
the Hartman Herald. He win change
the name of the paper to the Sparks
Headlight" and publish semi-weekly. the
.irst number appearing ON July 80.
James Cook, who was brought here
from Cottonwood TO be treated for
broken coIlarbone. left this morning for
DEMO. He refused to obey the docters
orders, and as a result it will be long
lime before he will be able to do any
hard work.
The electoral college table, as published
In last evenings issue of the Silver State.
contained several typographical errors.
which were overlooked. The correcti ms
have been made. and for the benefit of
our readers the table is republished in
tonight's issue.
The Reno Gazette says: George Berk,
who settled in Reno in the early SOS. is
in from winnemucca to purchase hogs
for his meat market N that town. Mir.
Berk was owner of the first meat market
in this city He is now one of the infiu-
entail citizens of Humboldt county"
llavilands teams are at present hui
ing 4 carload cf milling machinery II
Gently purchased in San Francisc, :. 1, tie
mines of Rudolph Winkler. at Dutch
Flat The mill will be two-stamo treo-
ble discharge, Hendy patent: also a Pin
ger concentrator 1t will be a neat little
plant when completed. Mr.. Winkler has
some promising pr perties in the Ledoius
mining district, which is situated about
twen,y miles northeast of Winnie nncca.
and a bright future is looked for from
this district. There are several other
mines in the district which show free
milling gold ore. which will be worked
in Mr. Winklers mill.