The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-25
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Of ca r enows wal De l.e.a II Ca so.i !
city, ON lne TIA. d tuesday In June.
4ne souhe II grs-nd lodge meets IN
san r4anoisco ON the list of septen-
bef Of this year.
Charles T. Rice Of Los Angeles. de-
par.nent commander OF the Grand
Army IL tne Republic for Califo MIA,
Nevada ard Hawaii. who is making a
tour of inspection of the Grand Army
posts of his jul isdiction, will arrive
in Reno on Wednesday next.
Professor Henry Thu TELL assisted
by William Stark and Hi West. has
just completed a survey of the o.d
right of way of the Southern Pa, fie
tn ough Sparks. The land was di
yid ded into blocks and factions OF
blocks. and later into town lots. The
| work was done IN a very careful and
exact manner for the owners soon
expect to begin disposing of it. II
equi. ed five days to complete the sur
yey and operly stake it out, and an
explicit topogI aphical map will b,
made of TIE same.
| Last Wednesday morning an acci
dent occurI ed whereby Peter johnson
lost his life. He had gone on the
graveyard shift to attend the Chi,iai
mills and about fe:45 a. m. fell into a
mill. When he lost his balance le
followed to his partner, William Sim
who ran and shut off the power. bu
| although the machine ran less than
minute the bCdy was mangled in .
| horrible snaps. The sad accident was
! the first to occur in the new mill anG
happened on the first anniversary OF
the sta ting of the new plant. John.
/ son was a native of Riorfeld, Utal
and was twenty-three years of age
De Lamar Lode.
David II. Le.saman. member OF
the .yashoe county bar and for tn,
past five years a resident of this city
died at 1880 Friday mo. ming at tn
Arlington Hotel in Carson. A eouplc
of weeks ago Mr. Leishman went
1
United States grand jury. He was
taken suddenly III and ever since that
tine hoversd between life and death.
The daceared was : member of the
Reno Aerie of Eagles and the funeral
\ viii probably be held in this city un-
der the ausaices of the order. He wa
also a Knight Of Pythias, but did no.
affiliate with the local lodge. Dav'd
Leishman was a young man. just ar
riving at the prime of life. He wa
learned in the law. his arguments
were conclusive and his elonuenc.
brilliant Withal he possessed social
Qualities which rendered him popular
Many win mourn his untimeiy demise.
Gazette.
Thursday night about o'clock. or"
of the worst fires that has occurred
in a long tire broke out in either the
kitchen or cellar OF the American bak.
cry. ard when discovered. the rear
of the p emises was a roaring furnace.
saws the Enterprise. The alarm
brought the fire department TO tire
seere in quick t'me and soon three
streams Of water wee plaving on the
burning building. but, probably owing
70 th. crease In the Kitchen. the wster
sacred to have no effect. The Divide
Hose Co0~nanv arrived soon ae'er the
alarm and had two streams on. hut
fan.es the fire @ained headwSy. The
smoke ON TIE burning building was
almost thick enough 10 cut with a
knife ard to venture too close meant
suffoeation. TIE fire was roaring in
the cellar Of the restaurant and soon
Henry Neleighs butcher shop was
afire. A line of hose. was run up on
the roof of the Dunlop building and
prevented the fire from spreading to
the south. Tom Huddys la ber shop
and Fred R'tter's machine shop we e
afire several times. but beyond being
Nadly charred. the buildings were not
lsrned down. Mr.. Huddy cot most Of