The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-03
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Up Today

F. L. Ives IL at the Lafayette.
NJ. Franz is in from Rye Patch.
George Balm Is here from Golconda.
Eight carloads of wool were shipped
today.
H. s. Hallet the wool buyer, has re-
turned.
c. S. Denton registered at the La
fayette today.
Andy Hampel is in town calling on
the merchants.
Mr.. Garrett. the cattleman of Elko.
passed through on No. today.
]. B. Kelly, a travelling man from
San Francisco, arrived today.
E. Reinhart & Co. are shipping six
carloads Of wool to Boston.
E. F. Rogers. c. Grove and H. F.
Blake are stopping at the Busch hotel
A. ]. LeDue, from San Francisco.
came in on the second section Of No. 6.
Dave McClaran is in from Willow
creek on combined business ana
pleasure trip.
County Commissioner b. r. Riley.
having finished his official business.
will go home tomorrow.
John McInich had charge of the big
wool team that arrived at the Summer
field storage house today.
Wilson is putting on the summer
doors and vows he will not take them
off again until summer is over.
Senator Williams of Churchill dis
pound. He had $4,000 pounds.
M. Holman has accepted the agency
for a Chicago tailoring house and will
hereafter make clothes to order.
STOCK BUYERS will please cores
pond with First National bank. Burns.
Oregon for sheep or cattle. 4-z7-1m
There will be three sections of No.
tonight. all late. The first will come
in at $3.50 and the second and third
at $40
Judge Robins yesterday released
three prisoners charged with vagrancy
and sentenced two more to serve ten
days in the county iail.
Arthur Burson of ogden. who came
here to attend the funeral of his
brother, Floyd Benson. returned to
his home on No. 6 Monday.
Willie Baber's twelve-horse team ar
~. f,, of< o1
with wool for storage at Summerfield's
The shipment is about twelve tons.
Reno papers are bowling about their
gambling houses. Jack Biggins' place
here is just as good and Just as bad
as anything they have in Reno. So
where's the kick?
A. c. Webb is taking the school GEN.
sus of Winnemucca district No. T. As
far as canvassed the indications are
that there is greater number of pu-
pills this year than last.
Frank Arambaras sent in a load of
wool today for storage. 1t consists of
about 10000 pounds and was brought
in on two wagons drawn by ten ami
mails. 1t will be shipped later.
Ed Stauffer is seriously i'll at Crane
creek. Oregon, with the grip. His
brother Frank also is down with pneu-
monia at the same place. The former
has family living in Winnemucca.
The opera house is being prepared by
Mr.. Rose for the reception of the Co.'S
grove Concert company. to be here un-
der the auspices of the Knights of
Pythias on the evening of May H.
Bishop Moreland. from Sacramento.
will hold services at the county court
house tonight. He is considered the
most able exponent OF the Episcopal
doctrine in the west and has few, If
any equals elsewhere.
A. F. Mahoney. representing Neu-
stadter Bros. of San Francisco. is call
ing upon our merchants today. His
house is one of the largest on the coast
and the samples he exhibits would do
credit to a large city store.
Mrs. M. NJ. Mcconnell arrived from
San Francisco on the late No. 6 yes
terday afternoon and will. after join
ing DR.. and Mrs. Plant here, proceed
to the ranch at Quin river. where the
entire party will spend the summer.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men held a meeting yesterday after.
noon. No special business was trans
acted. but resolutions were passed that
insures brotherly love and goodfellow-
shin between members of kindred or.