The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-19
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Up Today
L. Street is at the Lafayette.

l.. street is at the LAFAYETTE.
Mr. Orcutt is here from San Fran
cisco.
r. Barry, from Paradise, is in town
on business.
Mr. F. Hammond and son are in
from Glover Creek.
o. NJ. Harvey from Central is at the
Winnemucca hotel.
Guy Sisson, the contractor and build
e., is on the sick list.
b. f. Riley, from Paradise. left last
night for Reno and Carson.
r. II. Henderson, the cattle and min
ing man. is going to Tonopah tonight.
Clean up your yards now and the
sheriff with his boa. de.s will do the
rest
II. G. Turner of Woodland. Califor-
mia, arrived on No. 6 and registered at
the Busch.
Mrs Germain of the Lafayette hotel
is seriously i'll with pneumonia. DR..
Mangan is in attendance.
David LaPcint will leave tomorrow
TO see about moving some houses from
Wadsworth to East Reno.
Ed. Harris is in from White Horse.
Oregon, for supplies and a crew If
Cinnamon to grub sage brush.
L. Ragizna and his son Lorenzo re-
turned from a trip to Staley yesterday.
They intend to settle 1T Paradise.
]. urieaul, Marcees Levy and F.
Bradley. commercial men, are here
from san F.ancisco calling on Their
customers.
jacob Leick and wife left today for
Chaplin, Idaho. where Mr.. Leick has
interests that will probably de;ain him
Ill summer.
Jules Willard. of Willard Bros. the
popular cigar men of San F ancisco.
$ in town today calling on his numer-
Gus customers.
winds have changed their time table,
or are endeavoring to assist in the
street cleaning.
l.. f.. C. Jord1n, the popular hard
ware drummer. is he on his usual
trip. He goes to Golconda and, re-
turns on No. 3 tonight.
Richard Healy was taken to the rail-
-oad hospital at Sac amento last n'gnt
suffering from a severe attack or IN
1ammato rheumatism.
e. X. Wood. San Francisco lum-
Der merchant. passed through TINS
morning on his way to Kennedy, wnele
he is interested in mining
Mrs j. NJ. Barrett. an old resident
of Winnemucca, died at Tuscarora
Sunday. The lady has been invalid
for over nine years.
The first house to be taken from
Wadsworth for the new railroad town.
East Reno, was loaded on fat cars yes
terday and left Wadsworth last night.
The first section os No. 6 was made
up p incipally of silk cars, from San
Francisco TO New York. Each car is
valued at $4,000. the full consignment
amounting to $4,000.
Hon. George S. Nixon has scores of
a. dent supporte for United States
senator in the democratic ranks in
Tonopah. Mr.. Nixon has done much
20 advance the inte. ests of Tonopah.
Bonanza.
A beneficial rain commenced falling
about 1890 tbs afternoon and in
creased gradually up to the hour of 60
ing to press. 1t is a welcome shower
ard the good 1t will do can hardly
be calculated. Aside from laying the
dust and purifying the atmosphe. e.
the benefit to vegetation is great
Mr.. Stallman and his associate. Mr.
Farren, are still In town. Their trip u
Reno having been delayed The gen.
tlemen are today looking into the rec
ords and title OF the Sibbard property
with view of purchasing for building
purposes. considering II better loca-
tion than the lots they own now for
hotel purposes. The gentlemen have
9ssu ances that hot and cold water
can be found on the Sibbold holding.