The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-25
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News NOleS Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada


geles. He lived near Wadswoorth.
A jury has been waived in the case of
Martin VS. Frank Golden at Reno ard
the case set for May 2S.
The case of state VS.. w. C. (worth-
less check) Williams has been reset
for May IA by Judge Curler at Reno.
Lovelock is coming to the front as
thriving ag icultural town. and, 1t Is
said, has aspirations to win the county
seat from Winnemucca.-Lyon Times.
The bogus detective who came to
grief at Elko plead guilty to carrying
a concealed weapon. He was sentenced
to pay fine of $40 and serve thirty
days in jail.
The valuable gold mine owned prin-
cpally by the late Bob Cameron, on
Green creek, near Bridgeport, will be
sold on the 27th by the public admin
istfator of Mono county.
Dick Miner, the distinguished and
we'll known lawyer, and number or
Bridgeport associates. have taken up
six claims at Goldfield. from which
they expect to become millionaires.
Tuesday morning a fire was discov-
cred in the kitchen of George Likes
home between the inner and outer walls
and had it not been for a dry powder
extinguisher the home would have been
burned to the ground.-Standard.
A large number of Wadsworth peo-
pie were in the city Sunday looking
over the town which most of them ex-
pect to make their home as soon as the
shops are moved here.-Sparks Herald.
arson has sa far subscribed $2So2 for
the carnival.
Col. j. W. Hopkins returned to Reno
yesterday from a business trip to Ton
opah and the surrounding country He
reports the great camp to be fioulishing
and D. osperous. In speaking of Tono-
pah he said: II think there will be
10000 people in the new camp in three
years"
An exchange says that a fire alarm
at the Poodle Dog restaurant in san
Francisco recently at o'clock in the
afternoon, revealed the fact that an
ala ming number of men and women
go to bed early in that city, judging
from the shocking deshabille in which
they poured from the upper rooms. IL
is said that a number of divorce cases
In high social circles are contemplated
as a result of the impromptu evidence.
A prominent San Francisco attorney
while passing the restaurant at the
time the fire started, it is said, discov-
e. ed his wife emerging from the build
ing in very scanty attire.
A. A. Roberts. a passenger from Can
ton, Mo, went crazy on the train east
of Wadsworth Thursday night and was
brought to this city and placed in the
county Jail Friday morning by Deputy
Constable Regan of Wadsworth. When
iirst placed in the county prison Rob-
erts was violent and tried to injure
himself, but after he had been in the
cell for some time he became more "a
tional and i'm the afternoon seemed to
be in his right senses once more. A
doctor was called and prescribed fol
the unfortunate man and said that he
would be well in few days. In a state
ment that evening Roberts said: II
left home about the Sth of April and
am on my way to California, where l
have secured a position on a fruit
ranch. / do not know what made me
lose my mind, but guess 1t was dsinx
and the long ride in the cars. l am all
right now and will be careful not to
drink any more during the remainder
of the trip" She. iff Taylor of Great
Sheriff Taylor of Great Falls, Idaho,
Falls. Ida, was on the same train
and had a couple of prisoners in his
custody who he was taking to San
Quentin. He noticed the peculiar ac-
tions of Roberts and on arriving at
Parrana he handeuffed him to his pris-
oners and telegraphed to Wadsworth
for Deputy Constable Regan to meet
him. Roberts fought with the prison
ers all the way to Wadsworth and
would have jumped from the train had
he not been held by the othe. men
Reno Journal.