The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

Ann Williams both of Reno, were
married at o'clock Monday after
noon by Rev DR.. Welch at the Meth
odist pa sonage.
Lyle 2. Durley of the firm of Dur
ley & Barndollar and Mrs. Susie
Bailey were married Monday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ste"af,
Logan on Mill street in Reno
Bert Jackson. recently of Tonopah
had the misfortune to have his foot
mashed while attempting to steal
ride on the flyer at Lovelock few
days ago. Three of his toes we're
amputated.
Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Edwards an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Miss Julia Nav .obe-ts 10 MIR.
Thomas j. Lynch On Monday. Juie
q 1904, at D. IN, Il, the atii"lic
church in Tonooah
A ffty-mile relay race between the
Capital City Wheelmen of Sacramento
and the Gardnerv.lle- Carson team will
he one of the features of carnival
I n.
have practically consolidated for rae
ing purposes.
The Sparks school will be opened
this fall with at least seven teachers
so says Major ingalls,, one Of the trus-
tees Of the district. Temporary ac-
eommodations viii be secured. al
though the basement of the new bui'd
! ing will be ready for occupancy by
/ the time the term begins.
Hon. n. s. Bartine. who has been re
ported in some of the eastern State
papers as candidate for the UnteS
States Senate, desires the Appeal to
state that he is a candidate for the
| Supreme Bench only and is not nor
| viii he be a candidate for the United
States Senate-Carson Appeal.
At a meeting of the Rescue HOSE
Company held in Eureka on June 4th
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; President, w. !
Hooper: vice president, ". Z. Kuelln
~ecretary. Ed W-hitmore, treasure
| DaveMorris foreman. +. Norris first
assistant. VIII Hau serond assistant
VIII nonneis: .rus-ass. Ian Nos-
trosa Will Harris. r. Manuel
4 force of thirteen men last week
finished shearing the sheao he'nns y,
10 the Eureka Live .to,k .'sr parry
Al Scuaw Mountain Ill !;ii.o countv
The same shearere ~--f ~, Eu, ok.
Monday and on Tuesday vent nut 10
the Live Stock Co',pany's oorrals at
the Cottonwoods. eight r,i'ss north
east of Eureka whe, they will shear
about $4,000 head # sheep balonging
10 the Eureka Live stock Nompaiiv.
II have a scheme ~ heat the 10
O'Clock closing law at Sparks" saws
prominent young Remote. 81 think
Will start saloon on the wesi cor
poration line and by taking advantage
of the change in time / can keep the
| Reno end Of the bar o2en aa hau~
later than the Sparks salooa srd
cnen q q S9arks cni n hour earle r
than they can in Reno. Now. if that
wouldn't leave competition 70 eat the
dust. l don't know what would. Jour
nal.
The news was receive | IN Eureka on
Sunday OF the daath as Dennis La
Grave on June u. 1904. az College
Place Walla Walla eolncv. Washing
ton. The sad nesst'se same. TO HE
daughter. Mrs j A. t.ranEer os Eure~
ka. On Saturday she had re ,aivai a
telegram stating that he~ father was
very ILL.,. and before she could ee,r-
plelr arrangements 10 - ID him. az
nassed away. Death vas c.uiSed by
heart disease. Deceased IS survived
by wife, three daughters and son.
jay Clemmons. a resident of eel h.
saws the immense stock ranges of thar
section are in first class s;;sr. Thee
Is plenty of water and an abundance
Of choice feed. Cattle. horses aid
mules are fat and. if oresect inaica-
tions count for anv hin.~. the ranct-
ers of that fertile nart of Nevada
cannot do otherwise than prosper.
Having viii commen,e e on the Glenn
mons properties about N" Ath and
many thousand tons os ehoire hay will
1
winter. NJ Clemmons "vHeces 10 re
turn i'm about two ws.a,-s.
Alice Mabel stanaway. Navaia's
sweet singer. sailed yesterday at 1920
a. m. from New York CITY To Taris
After snending a few months In the
latter place she will proceed 10 Ger
many and on leaving there viii gr
direct to London. The talente voun 8
lady goes across the ocean 20 nut the
finishing touches on her musical etu-
cation and will be absent about Il year
There are besides Mabel four otne;
people in the party and they VIII oc'