The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-16
HAP PPENINGS IN OUR
ONN STATE
ate News Notes Gathered
from MANY Places 80
New d5

Is shy about sto0
The Overland baseball team of Reno
will play the Lovelock boys tomorrow at
.ovelock.
Harry Radeliff, under arrest at San
Francisco on charge of murder, is a
former resident of Ruby Hill, Eurek
county. this state, ard was at one time
president of the Miners union at that
place.
T. A Styles, who has been working un-
der Engineer Barclay in the Southern
Pacific engineering department, lefs
Thursday for Tucson, whore he will take
charge of surveying party for the
Texas and Southwestern Railway COM
pany. that proposes to build branch
line Gazette.
Henry Cristman, an old miner from
Virginia City, was found dead Thursday
afternoon in waste ditch at the RIVER
side houring mill. Ab-ut clock Ben
bank. discovered the body and he no.iiiea
he mill men. officer Mehiey was quick
ly on the scene and he guarded the b dy
until the arrival OF Coroner Undike. Tne
deceased is a man about s. years of age.
with gray whislSsss. roughly dressed
Gazette.
The Nevada State Board of Examiners.
consisting Of Messrs John s.arks. w G.
Douglass ana James C. Sweeney, has
made The following report of the states
financial condition on June 30: Ccin on
hard. sasa,2s775. paid coin vouchers not
returned 10 controller, s4i25s.1S. making
total OF s3sI55oss. State school fund se-
curities = Irredeemabe Nevada state
school bonds, $4,000; Massachusetts state
S1z per cent. bonds. $1,000; Uni-el S a es
bonds s3l5.000 Total. 81, ,s92, ,65O.s3.
Senator Flanagan received telegram
from Washington yesterday stating that
Bcb Gsimmon of Reno had been appoint
ed United States marshal for Nevada to
succeed the late Marshal Frank Emmit,.
Mr.. Grimmon was temporarily appointed
to the position the first part of the week
by United States Judge Hawley but al
that time il was almost an assured fact
that he would receive the office perma-
nently The new marshal has alieacy
entered upon his duties and 1t goes with
out saying that he VIII make a compe
tent and successful United States office-.
Journal
A general order has been issued by the
Southern Pacific company that on ana
after next Sunday all passenger crews
will charge at Reno instead of Sparks.
This win affect all passenger conductors.
brakemen, engineers and fremen. mis-
oiuei Was HiauS pditty a. tue iSiuSet Va
trainmen who desired to reside in Reno
and partly because the long stop that all
passenger trains are compelled to make
here would suffice for changing crews
and permit of limited trains passing
Sparks without stopping. Locomotives
/ win continue to be stabbed at Sparks and
will be brought uo from the roundhsuse
/ in advance Of arrival cf trains.-Gazette.
Walter Prouty, a fireman in the employ
Of the Southern Pacific company, was in
! jured in a REGULAR manner at Truckee
Sunday, and his death may be the result.
/ Proaty's engine stopped near the com-
pany ice house at Truckee and he algat-
ed and entered the house to get piece
Of ice to cool his drinking water. As
he did rot reaa a9ear the engineer entered
the Ice house to see what was OBTAINING
him. Prouty was lying on the floor COW
e,ed with blood from cash in his head
caused bg a blow from a falling piece of
Ice An examination disclosed the fact
that the unfortunate young mans skuil
had been fractured and he was taken TO
he railroad hospital at Sacramento.
The hoistins works al the Union shaft
win be rebuilt. This cheering announce
ment was made Friday morning by su-
aelinterden Mcdonnell. He stated that
force OF men started 70 clear the debris
i the mouth Of the shaft this morning
and this work will be pushed. The other