The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-24
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Personal and Local Items OF
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

For results plant Bradshaw seed. See
their ad.
Mrs. A. Clark came up on No. yes
terday from Mill City.
Germain savornin came in from
Willow Point this morning.
L. Tufty, Of Waterville, Wash. is
registered at the Busch hotel.
B. c. williams was an arrival on
No. 8 from Salt Lake last night.
c. M. Harvey. the mining man from
Central, Is in town on business today.
r. H. Long. Of Kennedy, came in last
night. and Is transacting business here
today.
Robert Corners came up last evening
from Los Angeles, where he spent a
six weeks visit very pleasantly.
John Vance and Chas. Mcconnell.
who have been in Los Angeles on
business, returned this afternoon.
Sheriff Lamb left early this morning
by private conveyance for McDermit
to serve some papers in civil suit.
| skinny Pascal. an Indian, was fined
SO this morning by Justice Robins for
being drunk and disorderly yesterday.
| H. w. Duncan has taken the agency
for Royal Bread. made at Salt Lake
city, and kindly solicits your order.
| Three Ioaves for rs cents.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rogers, Mrs.
John Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. e. G.
White returned this afternoon from a
visit Of several weeks in San Francis
CO.
A. Ruckteschler is selling Hess Bak-
cry Bread of Ogden at two loaves for
15c. He is also selling fresh Vienna
sausage and sauerkraut from Sacra-
mento.
w. III. Grannis. formerly passen-
ger brakeman running out Of Winnie
mucca, and now In the employ Of the
company at Lovelock. is up today TO
take the examination required of en-
ployes.
i Chas. Getchel was given judgment
for two months and six and half days
wages, at the rate Of $3.50 month";
and also for the costs of the suit
brought yesterday against B. Klucny
The suit was instituted to recover
wages over which dispute had arisen
/ The case against Sol Schubener In
Justice Robins court was dismissed
yesterday afternoon on the ground that
u the state had failed to make out cas-
against the defendant. The decision
does not touch on the validity of the
slate law regarding the conduct OF
games.
4 Between o'clock last evening ano
5 this morning 20 of an inch OF ram
fell in Winnemucca, and from tne
hour last nemd up tono on today there
was .04 of an inch more, making prac
tically a quarter OF an inch since las'
night. Observer Hayden states thai
the indications are that the presen'
storm is about over, and that 1t viii
not give this section much If any more
moisture.
The Southern Pacific's INSTRUCTION
/ car in charge Of Messrs. Nichols. Cut
ting and Jordan, which visited Winnie
mucca a few days since. is here again
today for the purpose Of examining
and giving instructions to those mem
bers Of the train crews running out o
.. this point and the station employs
who were not examined when the ca
was here before. The party win re
main but q few days.
The memebers Of the fire department
: are actively engaged in preparing 10
the grand mask ball In the Armor'
} hall this evening, and everything IN
} dicates that it will be complete sue
! cess. The dancing will be enjoyable
as the floor has been put In first-cias
: condition, and the best music provid
: I ed that the city affords 1t is knowI
| that the number OF maskers will D
4 equal to any that ever gathered IN tn
: hall; to see the variety and characte
: of the costumes will be well worth tn
E price of admission. The sale Of tickets
has been large. and there is litti