The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-17
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

Mrs. jeanette K. Miller, both formerly
Of the Gazette of Reno, were married
at o'clock Wednesday evening at the
residence of the brides mother on Riv
side Avenue. Rev. Samuel Unsworth
of Trinity church officiating
j. c. Williams, who Wis run owe
and injured b., train I'll lIazen seA-
eral days ago died At tie county hes
pital in Reno Wednesday right aboul
u o'clock He has suffered terra ibls
ever since the accident ard flS pray er
was to be relieved IF MS sl.fferings.
Thirty cars of sheep arrived in this
city yesterday and the animals were
unloaded in the Parry stock corrals
to be fed. After being in the corrals
for few hours a large number of
the sheep died. Several stock men
say overfeeding caused their death
Reno Journal.
Six damage suits brought against
the Pacific Company for $4,000 each.
son Siding, Nevada, on the 10Th OF
February, were settled in the Federal
court at Salt Lake Monday. Judg
ment was entered against the COM
pany in each case for s1,500.
James w. Ferris, of Wadsworth and
Miss Ina j. Wemple, of Milford. Cal.
were married in Reno Wednesday
night. The groom is employed as
machinist in the Southern Pacific
shops at Wadsworth and in a few
months will move to Sparks. where he
is now having a residence built.
AT a recent meeting of the Gold Hill
Miners Union. the following officers
wee elected: President, J. F..
Lynch; Weep. esident, Fred Craze,
/ secretary. j. E. Meagher; treasurer,
Fred Tobener: conductor, V. Baslain;
waId den. T. Stack: finance c,antsittee.
| G. Foote, William Craze all r. r..
Clark
| Major #. M. Huffaker has received
/ notice from the members of re Su-
D. eme Court of Nevada That ne has
rren selected as a netal~,r of the
I ltlN El Sal y OiiS tsS III i.INA 'tS sllt j
/ Jurists, which will convene at ST. Louis
/ on September 2Stn. lie phar rsIr'-
| sentatives from Nevada are ex-Judse
! Cheney, eX-JpIsa Elnnifie.d IL. "A.
/ Harrington and Key Pittman.
/ The statement of the receipts and ap
POI tionment Of taxes shows the towns
| of Gold Hill to be in a bad fix. The. e
now stands to the credit of the tow.
/ 1863. 81 with unpaid claims TO the
amount of 1854. 4.9S. The claims will
! be taken uo and paid in order. The
money on hand will pay the bills cor
tacted ~ to April 1st. The total in
out of this sum must be paid regular
monthly bills of $lS5. leaving but s.,
TO meet current expenses and pay the
Indebtedness.
The proprtors of the seven big
gambling resorts in Reno ara protest
ing against a new time table nj the
Southern Pacific Company. Recently
the railroad put on a tain 30 lea ye
cisco and travellers from al the sur
rounding mining CAMPS ana towns 1o
not have to stop over in Reno from {
.. m. until O'Clock in the morning
as was formerly the case. The owners
o. the resorts have asked Manage.
James Alger and Gene,al Passenger
Agent I. II. Goodman - discontinue
the night train from Reno. They in
sist the new train means loss to Their
business of $4,000 Ga month. The pro-
test of the Western NJ )nte ra,cl'teS
has been forwarded 20 Msssrs. lia'ri
man and Stubs. '1i~1 the recopm.en-
dation that it be lgno.sl.
Standing with barred heals n4;weGr
a Pullman coach on the second sec.
tion of No. and the virginia
street viaduct. in the yards o.
the railroad company. Donald
Morrison. a ofreman residing a
Ida ~ Mcleod. a blushing maiden o
Los Angeles, California, were welded
at 9:16 o'clock Wednesday night. Rev
S. IL. Jones Of the Reno Presbyterian
church performed the ceremony. Th'
unusual circumstances attending th'
event created much excitement abou
the station and Commercial Row wher
the marriage became known. but tn,
crowd that gathered was too late II
arriving to extend congratulations a
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison hastily boarde,
arrived but moment before. and sool
were speeding for Colorado. the ney
home of the pretty bride.-Journal.
One OF the boldest hold-ups that ha
been recorded in the criminal histor