The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-02
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

Reno has the reputation that when
a fight occurs the man that gets VOL
loped is the one who pays the fine and
the man who does the wollop.ng is
rewarded by badge of honor.
Edward Wills, the well-known
rancher who resides near Sparks, met
with a painful accident Tuesday. In
some manner he fell from a step lad
der, falling on his shoulder and dis
locating it.
E nest Hall has resigned as opera
tor for the v. & T. and will be sue.
made numerous friends since taking
charge OF the offices in this city and
Gold Hill.-Enterprise.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows WI
en- the following Cay the grand en-
campment will be held Representa-
tives from every lodge in the State W Ii
De present, and most ENJOYABLE time
is anticipated.
Ten carloads of horses were shipped
from Elko yesterday. From authen-
tic source we learn that in the last
two years over million dolla' s. worth
OF range horses have bee shipped from
various points in Elko county. Witt
prices ranging from $4 to SIS per head
+ ON the vast number of horses still
on the ranges, some idea of the num-
ber of horses that used to run wild in
Elko county might be had.-Independ-
ent.
Arnett & Co., yesterday completed ar
assay of rock from the Cleopatra mine.
located ten miles east OF Reno. The
returns show that the rock carries in
gold and silver to the ton. $2259S. The
rock was taken from the bottom of the
shaft. C. E. Read. who with Judg
Hayden, owns the property. was II
Reno yesterday and states that al
present he does not know the size
the ore body from which the las
assay was taken.-Journal.
The annual meeting of the director
Of the Silver Hill Mining Company held
intendent Kyle was accepted. Jane,
Woodbury., the well-known mill expert
was appointed to fill the vacancy
superintendent Ross has notified tn
directors of the Mexican and Andes
Companies that he will res gn on TIL.
1st of July. Joseph r. Ryan viii TAX
charge of the Mexican. but who tn
new superintendent for the Andes vii
be has not yet been decided.-Chroni
Gle.
Articles of incorporation of the Mur.
ply Pure Food Company were flee
with the country clerk yesterday morn
ng. The company is incorporated fo
100000 and Reno is named as its prin-
cipal place of business. The object of
the corporation is to buy. sell anc
manufacture food from the products OF
coffee. sugar. milk and other foos
stuffs.. Fifteen hundred dollars of the
stock has been subscribed by the fol.
lowing stockholders: G. A. Whiteford
1886; f. ]. Peck. Reno, $685.; L. N Mul
ply, Gold Hin. $3.50.
Word has been received from Harr,
Brule. Carson boy. who graduate
from the mining class at the State
University, that he has taken charge
of a big reduct on plant. He has beer
employed by the Bambe, gers at Dc
Lamar for some lime. but has latel.
been appointed manager for the Amer.
ican Copper Company at Grand En-
campment, Wyoming. Harry has
charge of the treating mill and roastei
The Nevada boys who come from the
school of mines are sought after bs
the mining men all over the world
as they are reared in an atmospher.
where practical mining abounds. The
many friends of the young man will
be nleased to learn of his advancement.
Carson News
Miss Rose Banta, who resides at 49S
Maple street. narrowly escaped a ter
rible death Tuesday night. She was
returning from California, where she
had been visiting friends. and was
standing on one OF the platforms of
train No. A preparing to al ght, when
the Tain parted and she fell between
the cars. suffe ing painful bruises.
Her head lay across the rail and ii
either section of the train had moved
a foot she would have been decapi-
tatei. Bystanders dragged her from
the perilous position and carried her
into the Overland Hotel Her injuries
consist of painful bruises and are not
serious. Later she was removed to her
home. The young lady's valise was
found bv officer Berry beside the track
an hour or two after the accident and
taken to the station house.-Gazetie.
Joseph II. Dripps. United States de-
putty mineral surveyor. departed Tues