The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-18
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Charles Mcconnell is at the Winne-
mucca hotel.
James Mcvey, constable, is in from
Golconda today.
John Auley, Reno tailor, is calling
on his trade today.
J. A. Lanswith, justice of the peace
at Colconda. is in town.
District Attorney Warren had busi-
ness in Golconda yesterday.
l.. Simmons, George Walden and J..
F. Schell are at the Busch.
DR.. Porter returned this morning
from the western part of the state.
Z. Reinhart & Co. shipped a carload
of wool to Boston, Mass, Saturday.
Jules Sarretts team is in town load
ing supplies at the E. Reinhart Co.'s
store.
Born-To the wife of M. b. Wood
ruff, at winnemucca on April II. a
daughter.
Born - In Sacramento, California,
April IL, to the wife of L. NJ. Piper, a
daughter.
Geo. J. Hearn returned yesterday
from Santa Clara, where he has been
attending school.
Judge Robins and his sister Miss
Lucia went to Golconda yesterday on
a visit to friends.
Benjamin Noonan, the cattle buyer
of Santa Rosa, California. is here on
a purchasing tour.
Ambrose Callahan placed his name
on the Winnemucca register yesterday
as from Rebel Creek.
j. p. Anderson, from McDermt.
passed though Winnemucca yesterday
on his way to Golconda.
N. ]. Bertrand, the popular brake
man, returned from his vacation trip
and will return to work today.
Manager Butler of the telephone
company left on the Paradise stage
this morning on a business trip.
Miss Mabel Cochran spent Sunday
with her folks. Miss Cochran has
charge of the school at Grass vaney.
Frank Riley, j. Nichols and Thos.
Fitzgerald and family went to Reno
Saturday to be present at the funeral
of T. F. Donelin.
The funeral of Mrs. Langley took
place yesterday from the M. K. church.
The solemn ceremonies were conducted
by Rev. H. o. Edison
Mrs. ]. F. George. wife of the well
known engineer, arrived Saturday and
in company with her husband went
to Reno to attend T. F. Donelin's
funeral.
The Cosgrove Concert Orchestra
company's entertainment May II offers
a double attraction -a program of
fine music and dance afterwaid. the
latter free to purchasers of tickets to
the concert.
The meeting of st. James lodge. A.
o. u. W.. will be held in the office of
(Tuesday) at 8 o'clock. C. E. Thurs
ton. supreme deputy, will be present
and bring some matters of Importance
before the meeting.
in town today from Golconda. 1t is
rumored that these gentlemen are on
their way to Reno to arrange for the
building of two-story brick hotel on
the lot opposite their mill. and incl
dentally to examine the Eagle mining
property in the interest of the Col
conda Copper company
C. ID. Mackay returned from Auburn,
Calf, last night and l.. F. Dunn is
expected tonight on No. g. Both gen.
tlemen were called to the California
city on account of the death Of James
Dunn. Mr.. l.. F. Dunn is brother
of deceased and Mr.. Mackay a cousin
The latter will accompany the remains
to Darlington. Wis. for burial.
At a regular meeting of Alma hive,
No. 3, l.. o. II. NJ, held Friday evening,
the 18th. three new members were ini-
tiated into the order. After the lodge
was over. the doors were
thrown open to the invited guests and
dancing was indulged in until MD
night. when an elegant collation. was
served. After this the hall was again
cleared and dancing INDUCED in until
2 a. m. Everyone present spoke in
the highest praise of the ladies of the
l.. o. Il. M. as entertainers.
A letter received from James Darrah,
who left here to go to Manila with the
Nevada volunteers. has been received
by his father. Mr.. Hugh Darrah. the
well known farmer of Willow point.
His letter conveys the good news that