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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
MURPHY FOUND GUILTY
One of the Folsom Escapes
Will Be Hanged

Convict Murphy has been found
guilty of murder in the FL st deg ee
for the killing of Guard Carter du.ins
the big break at Folsom and will be
sentenced Saturday, February 13.
For time the jury stood six fol
murder in the first deg ee and six for
murder in the second degree and final
ly compromised on a verdict of murder
i'm the first degree. In their repo.l
they did not recommend the clemency
OF the court. and undoubtedly Murphy
viii be hanged.
Murphy was captured by Deputy
She. iffs Maxwell and Sharkey at tn,
north end of the Virginia street bridge
In Reno. He put up game fight for
liberty, but was not quick enough 10.
the plucky officers. All during his stay
In the Washoe county Jail he contendeo
that to return to Folsom meant death
to him and his prophecy is about to be
realized.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
HOME NEWS TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Frank Dorman came In from Rye
Patch this morning.
Roadmaster James Griffin, of Wads-
worth, was in town over night.
Episcopal Sunday school at 3 p. m
Sunday, in the hose house. 2t
c. j. bertrand, of Battle Mountain. is
in town today, and is staying at the
Busch.
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs Thos. Shone.
Violet Glycerine Soap. perfumed witr
violet odor. 25c box. Brown Bros.
Drug Store. II
Today is the day set for the hanging
of the four men convicted of murder
ing Jack welch-the hanging that d
not take place.
Monday. Feb. 1. on eithe'
Bridge or Lay streets lady's purple
velvet belt with metal trimmings.
Finder please leave at Silver State
office. 2-2tf
entertained a number of her friend
at her home on Fourth street. at cards.
Dainty refreshments were served after
the playing. Cecil Browning won the
first prize, and the consolation was
awarded to Miss Fannie Harp.
The first section of No. this even
ing will be composed of seven cars
carrying Weber & Fields minsrrels
The company is making jump from
New York to San Francisco without o
stop-the first time this has ever beer
done by any theatrical company.
Rev. Bellam, the Episcopal minister
will arrive in Winnemucca Saturda7
evening. He will hold services both
morning and evening on Sunday in the
Silver State hall. Morning services at
lO3O and evening at 1880. The public
cordially invited. sgt.
The indications are that the Armory
will be crowded tonight long before
the hour to begin the dancing. The
hall has been prettily decorated. and
every arrangement completed for look
the Eagles, who will receive and en-
tertain their friends.
There is rumor in railroad circ'e
that the Western Union has decided
to remove its repeating instruments.
now at Wadsworth, to Winnemucca
The arrival of the necessary tables
and equipment bears out the state
ment, and would indicate that the
change is to take place at once.
Observer Hayden, of the local OBJ
serving station, states that two and
one-half inches of snow fell last night
This was more than was generally
supposed. At 11:15 yesterday morn
ing the wind hiked across the couri
house at the rate of 81 miles an hour.
coming directly from the south. OBJ
server Hayden believes that we vii
have more stormy weather before the
conditions become nol NAL again.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
TAKES
A HAND
Viii Aid in Enforcing the Pro-
hibitory Laws and Punish
ing NiOlaters in Kansas

Kansas City, Feb. 4.-Wholesale in
dictments by the federal grand jury Of
exp ess agents In Kansas City,
throughout Kansas and in the prohi-
oition counties of Texas, and of Ii
luor dealers who have been shipping
liquor into these prohibition states.
are imminent, the result of a move
ment started by John w. Yerkes, COM
missioner of internal revenue at
Washington.
The local agents of three large whole
sale liquor houses. 1t was announced
cday, were indicted yesterday and ar
ested but released on their own rec
ognizance, and additional bills viii, it
said, be found against the agent of
every express company in Kansas
City, in the state of Kansas, and in the
prohibition counties of Texas who
have acted as agents for the liquor
houses in selling whiskey. as fast as
the evidence against them can be pre-
scnted.
For years practically every express
company in this part of the southwest
has actet as. the agents for liquor
ompanies who have sold liquor In
Kansas and Texas. the express agents
Of the different companies acting no.
minally as agents at the various
points. thus practically nullifying the
prohibition laws.
To avoid the law. the whiskey was
sent in sealed packages addressed to
ictitious names and sold by the agents
for express charges"
Millions of cases of whiskey have
been sent into Kansas yea. ly and for
each case disposed of the express
agents were allowed fifty cents.
This naturally has proven not only
a violation of the p ohibition laws OF
he states named, but has deprived the
federal government of an immense
amount Of revenue
II IS stated today that the fede al
COVE nment has sent dozens of agents
nto Eansas and parts of Texas affect
sd 10 gain evidence upon which to
conv lot the offenders
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
IS a5aIAST REOR-
GAN|zAT|ON
Bryan Doesn't Want a Revi-
val of the Old Democratic
Party, for Reasons

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 4.-William j.
Bryan spoke last night by invitation
of the Kentucky legislature to a crowd
that filled the Capital theatar, many
persons being turned away Both sides
Of the general assembly adjourned and
held memorial services in honor OF
William Goebel today in the ball OF
the house of representatives. Mr..
Rrvan and several r,a-obers ~ tho leg
'elotu~e r,oda eulnoietia addresses.
Mr.. Prvan was introduced to-ioh.
nv Gov. Paokhar1. who in nraea~ t'~g
him SAID that thouoh twice Defeated
no was the best loved citizen in pubic
iifa
NJ. P-van IN his add~aes CON rod
Uenrv Wa.te-son the Louisvil'e oS'-
TO-. RI the Crock ct,a "a ota~ IN "o1o
vaaie" who artn~ p life Of crir,a
vented ard ra'a T. ton. orn q Chris-
'iar." He sad ha honad watte-son
would vet renent a,a he q Da-,aorat.
Reforming to roeNal. nv. Rrvon said
lis nurde~ was enconna ssed nv cor
norate inanences that had date~mi~e6
he should never he governor. He said
The man who wrote to Goehel that Re
should never be governor is alive now
a,.d his name is mentioned row in con-
nection with the Craftsmanship of the
Democratic national committee.
He devoted some time to Grover
Cleveland saying McKinley's indict-
ment of Cleveland, in which he sa
Cleveland made money the master of
nan, ne believed was correctly drawn.
Mr.. Bryan said he did not want re-
organization of the Democratic party.
because he did not want the party 10
take the chance of falling into the
hands of the money power. CONNER
eialism in politics. he declared, was now
he greatest menace to the country.
He said he heacl OF one precinct In
Delaware where all the votes were
bought. and one auc1ioned off brought
so
He said the mcneS question was no
more dead nov thsn II was in 1896. and
discussed at length trusts and monop-
,lies that he said are being fostered
inder the Republican policy. He so
scored President Roosevelts policy to-
ward Cuba and on the Panama ques
ion.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
CALL OF SECRETARY
ISSUED
National Depository Banks
Called Upon to Return Thir-
ty Million Dollars

Washington, Feb. 4.-Secretary Shaw
today sent the following letter to all
national bank repositories holding
special government deposits regard
ing prospective calls for funds on ac-
account of the Panania canal purchase
'.Sirs: seems probable that the
government will be called upon In the
near future to pay $50 .000. 900 prelimin-
airy to the construction of an inter-
oceanic canal. In addition to that.
there are outstanding approximately
1000, 900 of the United States bonds
which bv their terms mature on Feb
.uary l, 1904. and congress is consider
ing a propositta to loan between s4.-
900. 000 and $5.000,000 to the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition.
ITO meet these probable demands 1t
will be necessary to withdraw at least
$50 900, 900 from depository banks.
You are therefore requested to make
immediate preparations for the pay
ment on demand of twenty per cent at
New York. In the near future. possibly
within ten days. you will be asked to
transfer this amount to some one OF
the New York depository banks. to be
used in settlement for the canal right
of way.
IF you desire to sell at once a por-
ton of the securities now held by the
government against your deposit you
will so inform this Office. and arrange
ments will be made for the immed-
late transfer. so as to avoid actual
Withdrawals from channels of trade.
'The department will surrender no
United States bonds held as security
for deposits with any bank until such
bank has withdrawn all state and
municipal bonds held as such secur-
ity. and securities of the District OF
Columbia. Philippine Islands and Ha-
wall will be retained. If desired.
Please acknowledge receipt,
Respectfully.
IL. M. SHAW. Secretary"
The news v IN The silver STATE,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
SHELTER To START
UP AGAIN
Salt Lake Tribune Gives In
formation Regarding Plans
for Work at GOlCOnda

Preparations now In progress at the
local offices of the Glasgow & Western
Exploration company foretell a season
of unprecedented activity within its
Nevada diggings while the physical
condition of its mines affords abund-
ant assurance of a season of unpre-
cedented productiveness. says the Salt
Lake Tribune of February 4.
Just as gratifying to the inhabitants
Of Golconda, at which point the COM
years ago will be the assurance of
Manager Stalmann. who has just re-
turned from Europe, that the smelter
will go- into active commission with
the thawi,.g out of waters on which
1t is dependent. while to render II 2
plant more efficient an electrical pro-
cess, tried out by the management with
the most satisfactory results, is being
added to it.
With this equipment the manage
ment will be prepared to fry the wealth
out of at least 100 tons OF ore daily. and
with a steady supply of water there
is nothing to indicate other than that
operations at the furnaces will be con-
tinuous.
At the various mines embraced with
In the company's possessions work has
been progressing steadily and with the
most fratifying results under the ex
periencel direction of Supe. intende
Joseph Farrep. new .ore bodies having
been added to cid ones until the sup
Ily appears almost exhaustless.
At tee Adelaide group. the Coppe
Mountain ard Copper Basin groups the
work indeed. since the blowing out Of
the furnaces st, Golconda has bee, In
almost unbrok,n stretches of ore. tht
rock furnishing an ideal smelling pro
position. 1t is with these sources Of
wealth that the smelter is being i'm
proved, and The day of reimbursem:at
should sool appear. Meanwhile tae
Star mines az CT erry Creek have been
dividing their high-grade ores betweei.
the furnaces of this valley and those
of other localities and affording nj,
piece Of revenue. although no attempt
has been made TO crowd shipments.
The outlook for the Glasgow is indeed
assuring @-s
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Farmer Gagged and Robbed

Des Moines. Ia, Feb. Especial
Two masked robbers bound and gagged
farmer, Fred Snyder, near Clyde,
this morning. They took $1,500 d avn
from the bank yesterday to meet OBJ
legations today. He was found three
hours later unconscious from cold.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
Mrs. Maybrick Is III

London. Feb 4.-Replying to a ques-
ton in the house of commons today,
Home Secretary Akers- Douglas con-
firmed the reports that Mrs. Florence
lesburg prison to a convalescent home.
where she will remain until summer,
when she will be. allowed her free
dom and said that she had been grant
ed a license under the penal servitude
acts.
In accordance with Mrs. Maybrick s
earnest desire the ho;ie secretary VII
not make public details as to the time
or place of her release.
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Intended to DisfranChise

Annapolis. Md, Feb. Am the state
senate today Senator Wilson introduc
ed a bill, the acknowledgg d purpo' e
of which is to eliminate the negro vote
In Maryland
The bill provides fo rthe submission
to popular vote of a constitution II
amendment which limits the right of
suffrage to adult male citizens of the
state who belong to one of three DIFF
ferent classes. and the registers of
voters are directed to refuse the reg
istration of all others.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05
Will Collect Saturday

Subscribers to the S. +. Bulletin are
hereby notified that the regular month
ly collection will be made on Saturday,
Feb. 6.
Kindly favor the collector by having
the money ready when he calls.
CARL HOYT, Agt.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05

The particular. hard TO suit and
hard to fit individual is invited to call
on r. G. Kirchner. the tailor. A suit
of clothes made by him will give you
satisfaction. Bear In mind that he
carries only the latest styles and pat
teEA& e
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05

II you have baa cold or the grip
try Ely's cold cure. modern ana
scientific remeus. Pr1ce 25c. Brown
Bros Drug Store. u
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For rent--Five-room house. COM
pletely furnished. on Second street.
Apply TO IL. Warren. at court house.
9-1tf
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When In ts,-.. vi stationery you VIII
find a complete stock at Rrown Bros.
Drug Store. u
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-05

fumes. so and 20 cents an ounce. Brown
Bros Drug Store. tt
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Read The Silver State-Americas
beet country daily.
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DR.. Porter. UcniIst

DIR. w. s. Porter. dentist. ONCE on
Bridge street. upstairs.
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rhs news II In The Silver statA.
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The news v in The silvsr stass.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-06

the hand of the law should be laid
upon Mrs. Chadwick. why should
stand the brunt of all this trouble
which has been directly brought alb
out by the acts of This woman" he
cried, 81 had every reason to believe
the notes were genuine-indeed Mrs.
Chadwick swore they we're. She sol
EMMY declared that she had seen
Mr.. Carnegie write his signature
thereto. To confirm this she brought
an attorney with her who declared
that he was the legal representative
of Mr.. Carnegie and this attorney
whose name I cannot now state. de-
clared he knew positively that the
signatures were genuine.
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SIX MORE SENT TO JAIL.
Denver Election Officials Having a
Strenuous Time.

Denver, Colo, Dec. Six more
election officials were sent to jail t.
day by the state supreme court for
disregarding its injunction order DIR
ing the late election. The sentences
were as follows: N. o. Reid. s.. S.
Barker, John Dixon and John Sullh
van, nine months Imprisonment ard
six hundred dollars fine each; Willis
e. Spencer, four months imprisons
ment; Charles Bunch three months
imprisonment. Sullivan was a Demp
cratic committeeman. Reid. Barker
and Spencer were judges; Dixon ard
Bunch were clerks in precinct 9 of
ward 5 the ballot box of which was
opened in court last Friday disclos-
ing many fraudulent ballots.
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vice in this city. The process of Civ
ing a bond in a bond company is now
in operation. 1t is only a matter of
form and the bond will be ready in a
few days. Messrs. Slinkard and Di-
vers of the firm left On the morning
train for ansas City to buy mules.
and will begin work as soon as they
return. Schedule No. 2 includes all
rock excavation in the construction
of the reservoir.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive bids
until December 18th, II NJ, for the
erection and completion of a two st0
ry brick bank and office building. to
be erected for the Hagerman Nation
al Bank in the city of Hagerman, N.
NJ, according TO plans and specifica.
tons now on file at the office of J.
NJ. Nelson & Co, architects, Roswell
N. Mex. Each bidder will be required
to accompany his bid with a certified
check made payable to the President
of the Hagerman National Bank FOR
the sum of two hundred and fifty dol
lars Cs250.00) as a guarantee thai
they twill enter into contract ard
bond within ten days from the date
of being awarded the contract. The
wne reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. Dec. >. 1904.
]. NJ. NELSON & co.
Architects.
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STARTLING REVELATION.
carneuie's Signature on Mrs. Chad
Wick,s Notes.

New York, Dec. 6.-The startling
admission by President Beckwith OF
the Citizens National Bank of Ober-
lin, Ohio, that he and Cashier Spear
of that bank had endorsed Mrs. Cas-
sic Chadwick's notes to the amount
Of 81, 250, 900, and that they bore
what purported to be the signature
OF Andrew Carnegie, has astounded
New York lawyers representing al
ious interests involved in the case.
President Beckwith's statement has
brought new light to the case, and
brings much nearer the inevitable
uncovering of the entire affair. A
sensational report circulated today
was that one of the local counsel for
Mrs. Chadwick had decided to with
draw from the s.
She Should be Prosecuted.
Oberlin, O., Dec. president c..
T. Beckwith, who was practically in
a state of collapse as a result of tie
firing ordeal through which he pass
ed yesterday in connection with the
hearing at Cleveland. was completely
Frustrated today and his grief is
painful. In speaking Of the Carnegie
notes he vehemently declared that il
the signatures were forgeries then
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-06

General Oku's headquarters in the
Field. Monday, via. Fusan, Dec. 6. -
In the village near the actual Japan
csc line houses are being rebuilt a.d
repaired, cor of wells are berg
dug. The villages are denuded of
trees and the quantities of fuel rre
pared points to the intention To re-.
main on the present line during the
winter. The cold wealth IT is not affec.
ting the Japanese. although the ten.
degrees above zero. There are no
sick men.
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Minister'S, Meetinn.

The pastors of the city held their
meeting Monday morning. This org
anization has been in existence two
years, DR.. Lukens president and Rev
Young secretary. The problem Of !.
NJ. C. A. was discussed al this mee6
Twitty> DR.. Lukens, Rev. Hill and
Rev. Young. Also Presiding Elder
French of Ell Paso.
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Shareholders Meetinq.

The shareholders of the Hagerman
National Bank are hereby requested
to attend the regular annual meeting
for the election of directors and 9th.
er business may come before the
meeting. The meeting viii be held at
the banks Office in Hagerman, Jan.
10. 1905.
w. NJ. WASKoM, Cashier.
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A. J. Day left on the morning train
for his home at Medicine Lodge, Kan.
sas. after a visit to relatives in the
city and valley. Mr.. Day was former
ly a resident of the valley. He is
now engaged in the cattle business.
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HoNoo CONTRACT SIGNED.

sIinkard Construction Co. Signs Con.
rae for Schedule No. 2.
The contract for schedule No. 2 OF
the Hondo reservoir work arrived
here yesterday and the successful hid
ders. the Slinkard Construction Co.
OF this city, signed the contract today
in the Office of the Reclamation Scr.
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Stones Market handles beef, pork
sausage. hams, breakfast bacon. bit
ter. eggs. cheese. Corner 9Th and Mis-
souri,. Phone 220. Ats
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FOR RENT.-A good FIVE room house
nicely furnished. hot and cold wa
ter. bath. horse and buggy for the
winter. See Chas. Brown.
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The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. Chas. A. Norvell at three
O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-06

Elmer Richey. formerly Of this ri.
ty. left this morning for San Antonii
where he is now located with an tr-
rigation company.
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SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
Confidential Clerk and Book Keeper
Goes Wrong.

: East St Louis, Ill, Dec. 6.-Clas.
Frost, for a number of years conidcn-
tial clerk and book keeper of two
firms connected with the National
stock yards of East ST. Louis is I'M
der arrest on a warrant charging him
with being short N his accounts
SIG. 900. Other shortages are alleged.
Frost denies the charges.
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j. Wordsworth. a cattle man and j.
NJ. Browder. a horse man OF Claren-
don, Texas, are in the city on a bust
ness trip.
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We have opened A second hand
store in the e a of the China Hall
building. connected with John DuG
(Honest john who would be pleased
to meet his old friends n many new
ones.-W. F. Peacock.
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DECISION

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 6.-The court
of appeals today reversed h decis-
ion of the circuit court in the case of
Caleb Powers, now in Jail at Louis
vile under sentence of death for COM
pIicity in the murder of Governor Goe
bel. This gives Powers a new trial.
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Washington, Dec. 6.-Among tire
original appointments sent to the sen
ate by the President were George B.
Moulton of Colorado to be consul at
Georgetown; and Edward A. Mann of
New Mexico to be associate justice
of the supreme court of New Mexico.
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Special Notice.

Please make arrangements to pay
US on delivery of your laundry. Prices
are too close to pay for collecting
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. McDaniels have
a fine boy. born on the first. He
weighs ten pounds.
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Wanted:-Girl to do homework and
90 to school for her board and room
Apply at zoe w. Sth st.
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Wanted. tickets for a lady n 4
gentleman to Kansas City. Record
office.
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O HAND GOODS.

SESONO HHND 6OOOS
A new second hand store in The
rear of the China Hall building.-W.
F. Peacock.
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Mems Furnishing Goods and Shoes.

lines Edwin Capp, Foerhinla and kaqur Shoes Shirts, NekwearU ndrwearH Hosiery, Gloves
to- mans wardrobe hHa and complete line of Trunks Bags and Suit Cases at most