The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-12
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today


at the Busch.
New lot of children's sun hats at E.
ReinharI & Cos.
j. r. Benton of Kennedy arrived in
town this morning.
See the black and colored silk skirts
al f. Reinhart & Co.'S.
Bob Schultz left this forming for
TUscofora on a business trip.
y. d. Dollinger of Reno, is in town
and registered at the Busch.
Our muslin underwear department is
complete. e. Reinhart & Co.
Wynn and Lasher expect to start
up in few days Their twenty-stamp
mill
United States Senator Perkins of
California. passed through Winnemuc-
ca yesterday.
TIL ee car loads of hogs sh' )ped from
Nebraska were resting in the stock
yards today.
Chas. Clifford of Central who has
been in town for a few days, left
this morning
A carload of horses brought from
Paradise Valley were shipped to San
Jose this morning.
Tim Tompkins' big teams left this
morning for the north loaded to the
guards with freight.
Kennedy and Benton are preparing
% put up a gasoline engine AMI pump
at the Imperial mine
There are rumors of big doings a;
the depot tonight about the time No. )
pulls out Don't miss it.
The members of Sagebrush Lodge,
No. POI. will give a social in Silver
state Hall tomorraw evening.
Mr.. Benton of Kennedy, who is in
town, states that the two-stamp mill
$ crushing ten tons of ore daily.
county Treasurer Hoelnstine has
received s24.126. 20 from the Central
Pacific Company being the second pay
aiert for State and county taxes.
EIGHT CENTS PER YARD-A new
line summer goods. many patterns.
Drop in and see them. Stock limited.
5-3tf f. c. ROBINS & CO.
Five carload of horses shipped
from Battle Mountain TO Garnd Island.
Neb., passed through town today An
auction sale viii take place there on
tho 18TH
Fifteen thousand dollars was shipped
to the State Treasurer yestet day by
our County Treasurer being part pay
ment of tho six months settlement
for this county.
WHITE GOODS - India linen and
lawns: Swiss embroidery and inser
tion. Also some fine lace effects IN
ladies' waists and childrens d esses.
5-3tf f. c. ROBINS g. co.
Phil Allen, who is interestd in sew
eral mines in this State, is in town
He has just purchased a half inter-
est in the Blue Belle mine located i'm
Doulas county. Mr.. Allen also owns
some good mining property in Mexi- |
co.
f.. Reinhart & Co.. have about ten /
irop-head, ball-bearing White sewing |
machines on had which they will offer |
II $50, which is absolute cost. for cash |
only. This is a chance to get one of /
he best machines on the market al
4 very low figure.
f. III. Wright. who has been i'm the |
employ of the Southern Pacific for |
hirty-fve years is a guest at the !
Lafayette. Mr.. Wright has filled the /
position of boss mechanic in the COM I
)any's shops at Oden for many years. i
He has been pensioned and is now ON 4
lis way to San Francisco. where after /
'esting up a few weeks, win visit his \
I'D home in the last. He IS 20 years
81 exe.
DR.. Nj. G.. Varian, who has been on
IN extended tour through California
md other western States arrived yes
erday and will visit relatives for a
ew days. Miles Varian. as he is bet
er known was born IN W.nncmucca
md is nephew of Mrs. ii. Guthrie
# the Sonoma Ranch. He is a grad
late of the University of Pennsylvania,
'ne of the best medical institutions
IL the United States. From here he
goes to Salt Lake City TO visit his
parents whom he has not seen for
hree years.
Members of Ivanhoe Ledge, X. of +.
re receiving congratulations on every
land for the success of the entertain
nent gwen by the Cosgrove Orches-
ra last evening under the auspices of
hat order. The audience seemed
unanimous in expressions of sat.sfac-
ION and all went home pleased The
sosgrove people are entertainers or
! high order and are concientious In