The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-02
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

The home of Roadmaster J. A. Allen
in Wells was the scene of quiet we'd
ding Friday night at 1880 o'clock, when
Miss Florence Allen his daughter was
led to Mr. Claudus Earl May of
Ogden
Another Carson man has struck it
rich in Tonopah. George Richa. DIS has
hit it just about right in mine whic.,
IS all his own and it will net him near
ly $4,000 He has struck by the camp
from the first and he deserves his good
fortune.
The man who held up the stage near
Silver City. Idaho, about ten days ago
and robbed nine people, has been cap
tured Tie robber gave his name as
William McNally and stated to the Of
ficers recently that he had arrived from
Battle Mountain. Nevada.
Thomas H. Cole at one time presi-
dent of the Bullion, Walter and Julia
ining Companies, died suddenly at his
residence in San F.ancisco yesterday.
The deceased came from New York in
the ca. ly days, attracted by the dis
coveries of gold, and was one of the
pioneers of Nevada.
Warren Williams, son of the late
sheriff williams was taken very i'll tie
forepart of the week at the residence e
of Ch. is Dangberg, whee he has been
employed DR.. Hawkins was called in,
as was DIR. Huffaker of Carson. A.
this writing, Thursday, p. m. the pa
tient is reported in a serious condition,
with pronounced symptoms of typhoid
! fever-Gardnerville Record.
| United States Marshal Frank Emmitt
was brought down from Ca son Thurs
/ day evening and taken on to San Fran
| cisco. where he will be treated at
Lanes hospital His condition is ser
ious and his many friends will await
tesults anxiously. During his aLsencs
from the state and until Deputy Mar
shall Humphrey has recove.ed tht
duties of the office will be performed
| by George T. Mills.-Gazette.
While it is an indisputable fact that
absolutely useless for any purpose
there are many thousands of acres OF
the most productive soil. Near Steam
boat Springs Joseph Burke has 3s(
acres in alfalfa from which he GUS
two crops a year of from four to
eight tons to the acre. The land Ii
that section is rich and alfalfa ow-
ing to height of four and one hall
feet is not at all uncommon.
DIR. H. ]. Hammond, the weil-knowr
government sheep inspector who is do
ing special work in Nevada and Cali
10. MIA arrived in Reno Friday from al
| extended tiip tn ough the easter
states He says that all The Dig ranges
throughout Colo. ado, Wyoming, Texas
and in fact all the p- -ncipal sIocl
grazing States in tie niiGdle west anC
east weie visited by him and in his
opinion they do not compare with Ne
vaaa and Califol MIA from a &. azing
point of view. The lange feed is fal
Detter, and we have more water. and g
climate more adapted to the ineust. y
! Gazette.
Ben c. Shearer, recorder and auditor
of Washoe county, is $1260 sholt III
mis- account, says lie Gazette. Inc ae-
Ialcation was dscoye ed a day or tw,
ago by the county commissioners wnilt
,hey were counting the cash in tbs
hands of the County Treasurer B3yd
1t was noticed that despite the in
Ct eased amount of wo.k k in the re-
corders office, the fees had been fall
ing behind. An Investigation followed
and yesterday it was found that a
recorder had failed to account for $12sC
of the county funds in his trust. His
books are straight up TO TN. rst oil
the year, the discrepancies beins in
each month thereafter. When Mr.
Shea. err was nolified that the shortag
had been discove. ed he made tie dis
crepancy good. The bondsmen a.,
Mayor Turiittin. A. M. Ward and A
II. Manning. Charles Stoddald has
been appointed by the commissioner.
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