The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-14
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Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
A. J. Goodum is in town.

| "a. - NiCOduiAi 10 III SO"A''
M. J. Shaughnessy passed through
town last night.
| George Hale, a saloonkeeper, was
drowned at Warm Springs yesterday.
C. L. Lowry, the McDermit mer-
chant, left for Carson on a business
trip last night.
FOR SALE-Second-h hand go-cart in
good condition. Apply at this office.
4-14-6t
| j. w. Virgin the brakeman returned
from Berkeley, California. He resumes
his duties today.
| Ed Mullaney returned from a busi-
ness trip to San Francisco today and
will go to McDermit tonight.
Homemade whipped cream puffs at
Home bakery Order at Duncan's or
F. F. Kenvon's. 4-14-2t
| Frank Marino has accepted a posi-
ton at Tonooah and has shipped all
! his monographs to that town.
| Abels and Staunton have returned
| from Golconda. They have shipped
several large purchases of wool from
that point.
Harry CAM, the genial traveller rep
resenting the largest importing house
west of the M ssouIi. is in town today.
His advertisement will appear in the
Silver State tomorrow.
r. Skinner. representing Uhl Bros.
of San Francisco, is calling on the
trade today. Mr.. Skinner reports
business in this state good and pre-
diets for us a bright future.
Phil B. Roberts, the enterprislng
proprietor of the Palace cafe, has Just
purchased handsome new cash reg
lister of the latest pattern. 1t is a
handsome and useful ornament.
! The good news comes from San Fran
cisco that Miss Della Roberti is rap
operation performed for appendicitis
at a hospital in that city some time
ago.
Last night Herman Mott, a stranger.
was run over by train No. in the
yard at Wadsworth. The railroad ply
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died from loss of blood and nervous
shock on the operating table.
c. B. Brown & Co. today received a
carload of cane sugar of first quality
from the Soreckles refineries
C. A. Arthur has gone to East Reno
to attend to the erection of his three
cottages in course of construction
there.
d. w. Shupe. manager of the Shupe-
Williams Candy company of Ogden, is
in town today. Mr. Shupe has been
on an extended pleasure trip through
the west. accompanied by his wife.
whom he left at Los Angeles He viii
call upon his trade from here on.
F. III. King and wife are registered
at the Busch. Mr.. King Is day opera
tor with the Southern Pacific company
at the depot. His wife arrived last
night from Ogden, and today the
operator is King by name and king by
nature, in fact, the happ.est man In
this happy town.
Miss Sadie Allen and Miss Teresa
de la Vega gave a leap year dance
Tuesday evening, April IL. at the Col
conda hotel, Golconda. Everyone had
a very pleasant time. The floor man
angers were the Misses Teresa de la
Vega, Sadie Allen, Lillian Polkenhorn
and Josephine Ritts.
Mrs. A. ID. Long and sister arrived
from Happy Greek ranch today. After
a short visit with Mrs. Baum the la
dies will continue west to Grass VAL
ley to visit their mother. Mrs. Floyd.
The ladies drove sixty miles yesterday
and experienced no Inconvenience.
Mr.. #. ]. Reiger. a member of the
firm of Reiger & Lindley 1.-The Whis-
key Merchants" of Salt Lake City, is
in town today and reports a big busi-
ness through the state. particularly for
his Three Star Cabinet Rye. The ad-
vertisement VIII be seen on another
page.
The grand jury at Reno yesterday
reported on the Wallace and Golden
cases as follows: State VS.. Frank
Golden, charged with assaulting j. G
Martin with a deadly weapon, dis
charged. State VS.. Charles Wallace,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. two true bills found
against him. Wallace is known in
Winnemucca and was caught by Sher-
iff Lamb.
A well-known business man proved
today, by an unique method, that an
applicant for position was a fire.
quenter of saloons. Let me see the
sole of your Shoe" said the merchant.
With a puzzled expression the APP
plicant compiled, and was quickly told
he was not wanted. After leaving the
store he encountered several friends.
to whom he related his experience. The
mrchant was asked why the sole Of