The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-08
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings Of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
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Seattle. Sept s.-Eighteen boats for
use in the submarine work in the var
ious ports in Puge, Sound artillery dis
trict will be built IL. the coure of six.
ty days by the government acting unoer
instruction from Washington. Quarter
master Grant today called for bids for
the construction of the boats.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sept. 6.-Postmaster
Robert Carley of Golden, N. NJ, has beer
shot and perhaps fatally wounded by
an unknown assassin, who made good his
ESCAPE. The shooting occurred as Cacley
was leaving his home. Carley is part
ovner of the famous Gold Standard
mine. over which there has been mucn
litigation.
Little Rock. Ark, Sept 6.-Late re-
turns tonight from the state election yes
ierday show that while the unopposeJ
Democratic nominees for state offices
received s5 per cent of the total v,te. tie
plurality for Governor Davis, Democrat,
will be less than 10000. and may lrop to
$4,000. Tneh next legislature wlll stand:
senate. Democrats a. Republicans I.
house, Democrats 95, Republicans s.
Newport, Ida. Sept. 6-Three men car
cying large revolvers and sandbags en-
tered Nick Browns saloon last night.
covered the night bartender and secured
sec They then fired several shots to
intimidate the bartender and departed
Jew minutes later they held uo three
citizens and robbed them of few cc..
lars and two watches. They struck
Charles Diesricl. a glancing blow. but ne
escaped II the darkness.
Butte. Mont. Sept. 6.-,As sequel to
the attempted robbery of the gold vaults
of the Granite Blmetallic company at
Philipssure Mont. last Saturday, Frank
Noble ana Jack BOYD, bo.h well know
.nen about Town, weIe arrested Ee.e to-
day and hel1 for the sneIim OF Granite
al the comps,nys warehouse in Philips
oulg and was IN change wnen $1,000 was
stolen from the vauI.s the years ago.
| boie, Ida. Sept. 6.-Dis .rict Judge
stewart touay, in passing on telephone
contract. held that lie Rocky Mountain
bell Telephone Company was not lesa,-
~ quali..ed 10 uansact business in his
s,a.e, hav4ng fa.-ed 10 comply with the
new law requiring the hling Of ara les
of incorporation. The case will De ui,-
.ealed 10 the supreme court. III affirmed
the effe-t will BE far reaching. invalidat-
ing every contract with the company in
This state.
Wallace, Ida, Sept. 6.-The Charge rf
murder a.. .aiast Fred EngstIv,a who was
held for the sensational Killing OF Ed
ward Boulet. an alleged tssnber-ch.in
jumper. in ST. Joe county on August
20, vas dismissed .oday at the nrelim-
mary hearing. Evidence Was introduced
showing ;het Boulet and Engstrom nad
quarreled prior to the shootlr.;, but here
was no evidence produced that Engslr,n
was presen, when ,he murtsr was COM
mitted.
Seattle. Wash. Sept. 6-Brig.-Gen.
Frederick Funston, accompanied by his
aide Lieut. b. ]. Mitchell, returned TO-
night from Nome on the steamship Ore
gon They have just completed tour of
The army posts in Alaska, with tna ex-
ception of Fort Fiscum. That post rs
being inspected by Gen. Maj. *.
X. Evans. Gen. Funston reports all he
He will make no recommendations Tor
further post construction. The general
will leave Vancouver barracks abou; &c
lober / to assume command of she de-
partment of the lakes.
San Francisco. Sept. 6.-Morris sinin-
off a well known merchant and donor OF
he Masonic home met with an accident
in the para, tina. may prove latai. he
is a member o. ,'alifornil ,',:nn.tndery
and was mo"n'rd III spirit ii morse. AZ
Market and SIEVE lth STREETS ina h1rse
became frightened and Simnon was
thrown from the saddle Before ne
frightened steed could be stopped its un-
fortunste rider had been dragged two
blocks He was picked up In an uncoh-
scious condition and carried TO the Cen
trail Emergency hospital His skull is
fractured, bur he may recover.
II you need wagon, buggy OF
Spring Wagon. do not forget tnat We