The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-11
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Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today


Busch.
Robert Schultz arrived on the DEMO
stage today.
Perry McAnnich is in from McDer-
nit on visit
F. F. Elsmer. is registered at the La
fayette hotel
James A. Mcguire of San Francisco
IS in town todav.
Miss Lucia Robins arrived from the
east this morning.
Mr.. George Bradford is in town.
Paradise is His home.
Bernard Eenks and Al B. Stem are
here from Sacramento.
wagon load of sheep-shearers left
this afternoon for Golconda.
T. Tompkins' freight team arrived
from DEMO about noon todav
Anton Laucidica is in from McDer-
NIT for provisions for the camp.
l.. N. Sale is in town delivering en-
larged portraits for Chicago firm.
Judge Robins was called TO Lovelock
to try case. He left on No. . last
night.
Robert Henderson returned to town
Saturday night after an absence of
ave .-ea.s.
Alfred Wilkinson is in town from
Oregon on visit to his friend C. w.
5ummerfeld.
bunch of sheep -shearers started to
shear the wethers at the Corbiel Bros.
ranch this morning.
c. A. Shipman, C. White. C. ].
Thompson, N. Conn, Joe Delaney, from
Golconda are at the Giroux.
William Akin returned from San
Francisco last night and will resume
his duties with the water company to-
iG.-.
number of Elks passed through
Winnemucca yestei day on the road
20 st. Louis. They are from the Phil
.cines.
Joseph Cathcart and J. r. Harvey
are in town from Paradise. en- route
% the republican convention, to which
they are delegates.
Mr. f. w. Stewart is i'm from Willow
Point to meet his daughters. whom he
expects up from Sacramento. where
they are attending school
Notice is given by n friend of the
Silver State that two marriagable
widows are in town. Now. you old
bachelors, spruce up and come to
.own.
w. F. Brown. the well-known and
affable employe OF the railroad COM
pany, has resumed his duties after
vacation of three months. The boys
gave him a hearty reception.
N. Laupe. representing the Ell Sym
phony Cigar Co. of San Francisco, is
calling on the trade TODAY. ]. A. Fos-
ter &. Co. are his home station
agents" lie goes east tonight.
B.ggins & Puebla viii give a ball
supper on the night Humboldt lodge
No. 16. I. o. o. F. gives it's grand ball.
Their cafe is convenient and every
comfort viii be provided. 4lO-td
The heads of the different depart
ments of the railroad company having
to do with the TRANSPORTATION branch
will be in town Tuesday to INSPECT the
company's property at this point
The Elks are going to dedicate their
new home at Reno on the 22d of this
month. over three hundred rooms
have been engaged by visiting men,
bers who have sign!fied their inten-
ton 70 attend.
E. Tcansaiotti. a railroad laborsr.
was taken to the railroad hospital at
San Francisco last night by order of
Or. Samuels. He was brought in from
Rye Patch suffering from infiamma-
tory rheumatism in an advanced stage
and had to be carried to the train.
Rapid changes in residences are TAX
ing place In town. Mr. anVolkenburg
leaves his present residence to occupy
the Li?man house on Fourth street.
which Mr.. Lipman vacated to occupy
the E. Reinhart house on Railroad
street. and a wheel-tapper moves into
the house vacated By Mr. Vanvolken-
burg.
The photographs of the Winnemucca
baseball team, taken at Lovelock
week ago Sunday. arrived today They
are perfect in every respect, showing
good likeness of every member of
the club. The Silver State offers
thanks for the one presented to this
office and predicts for the boys the
title oe champions.
Constable LaVoy detected a China
man in the act of stealing coal from
the railroad company's yard last
night. The Mongolian had about two
| hundred and fifty pounds already ad-
ded To his Snnnly whom TIE officer