The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-09
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John s. Santas Of Leonard creek is
registered at the winnemucca.
A. B. Smith and wife of Kennedy
are guests at the winnemucca.
Trains Nos. and are reported on
tire f~day. No G is In two sections
wilAlam Sullivan. the Southern
Pacific detective from ogden, is in
town.
Ladies' shirt waists. sizes 80 to A
are reduced one third at f. ReinharI
& Co.'S 7-stf.
The social dance at Armory Hall last
evening was well attended, and those
present spent most enjoyable even
Ing
Varney Gasberg. who claims to be
the simon-pure honest" jewelry drum
mer from New York is registered at
Nir ldidSttlc
Miss Ella Smith, the Willow Point
school teacher. who has been spend
ing few days In Carson, has returned
and lef this morning for home.
Miss Nellie sheehan OF Reno. who
has been visiting her brother, Jerry
Sheehan, In Winnemucca for some
time leaves this afternoon for Goicon-
da.
The Supreme Court opinion in the
four Humboldt county murderer
cases, which was rendered one week
ago today. appears In full In today's
issue of the Silver State.
]. c. Lockwood the young man who
was stricken down with paralysis yes
terday. passed a very bad night. be-
ing delIrious most of the time. lie
is resting much easier today.
Sheriff Lamb. who accompanied his
wife to Sacramento few days ago.
has returned and is once more at his
post of duty Mrs. Lamb is getting
along nicely. California climate evil
IDENTIFY agreeing with her.
to San FRANCISCO. on account of the
illness OF her daughter. returned last
evening, and left for Paradise this
morning. Her daughter has fully re-
covered from her recent illness.
Ed Reinhart, who has been abroad
for nearly two years arrived home this
morning. With the exception of be-
ing tired after his long journey. Mr..
Reinhart Is feeling fine. He will take
a few days rest before getting down
again to business.
III. N Riddle. editor of the Lovelock
Argus, paid the silver State a pleasant
call this morning. Mr.. Riddle states
that his section of the country Is
booming, especially the honey industry.
The storm of Wednesday gave haying
a short setback.
AS the California minister, who was
10 occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church tomorrow, has not arrived, the
pastor requests us to announce the
following subjects. AT IL a. m. "A
Woman's Choice" At u. m. Twelve
Years an Invalid" The other services
will be. Sunday School at 10 a. m,
Epworth League at Up. m. and class
meeting following the morning service.
Last Thursday Nelse Johnson. nj. Il.
Noble and w. A. Crumley. left on
hunting and fishing trip to Pole creek
south of Golconda. The gentlinen re-
turned this morning pretty we'll sun
burned. They claim to have had &
good time even If they failed to catch
many fish. The result of their TRIP
was the killing Of one dove and one
crow, a rattlesnake and the catching
OF Ave trout. Arthur Cool hiram and
Frank and Sam Roth. also returned
from the same section. but only sue
ceeded In getting two trout.
Before Judge Bonnifeid today is be-
ing argued the case entitled Crossfielo
versus The Pullman Palace Car Com
pany. 1t is case wherein the plaintiff
claims he was robbed while a passen-
ger In one OF the defendants cars ol
$50 In money clothing and jewelry te