The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-09
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r. w. Stansfield came up this morn
ing from Mill City.
F. b. Russell, of Reno. is here on
business.
E. M. Best, of Buffalo, New York,
is registered at the Lafayette.
A big long train of California oranges
went through today. eastbound.
Fred Pearce has accepted posi-
ton with Fred Hauer, the baker.
zoe We'll, the well known travelling
man of 'Fiisco, is doing business here
today.
Sam Stearns, who has been visiting
in Marysville and other California
points, has returned.
Two additional freight crews were
put on yesterday on account Of the
increase in business.
Price Boyd returned today from
Bishop Creek, Calf, where he has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Florence James and Miss Fran
kie Savoy came down f. ON Golconda
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James b. Treadwell. representing
Haas & Co., of San Francisco. is visit
ing the local merchants today.
Geo. Russell, of Elko, who is exten
slvely interested in the cattle business
near Battle Mountain, was passenger
on No. 6 today. returning from the
coast.
w. B. Parker. one of the proprietors
Of the McDermit stage line. VINO has
been undergoing medical treatment in
San Francisco for several weeks, re
turned last night He was feeling much
better than when he went away
Two trains, the first of nine cars
and the second eleven, loaded with
United States marines on their way to
Frisco. from whence they VIII soon
emba k for China, passed through
Winnemucca this afternoon.
John Saval, the Golconda sheep king
| is in town today. He is getting ready
to shear his sheep. of which he has
about $1,000 head. whose total yield
will be over 100000 pounds of wool Mr.
Saval states that fully 175,000 sheer
will be sheared in the immediate vic
nifty of Golconda.
Sisters, held very enjoyable meeting
last evening, and initiated five cand'
dates. After the business of the lodge
was over luncheon was served in the
hall. The Rathbone Sisters is taking
rapid growth In the state. and the
local temple is not behind others in its
growth.
Benson Swalls. employed for many
wears by Miller & Lux. during most of
which time he has lived in Winnemuc-
ca, has been granted a pension of $40
a month on account of disabilities in
cur ed in the service of his country
during the civil war. He also received
back pay from the time his applica
tion was made, amounting to s117.
F. N. Miller leaves on No. 3 tonight
for San Francisco, expecting to be II
the city for some time. He goes t.
eceive medical and possibly surgica
treatment for the injuries received II
an accident that befell MIN on the lott
Of August. 1902, Ia which several rib
were broken and other injuries sustain.
ed. He never fully recovered from
the painful affection, and for several
months has suffered intensely.
f. Garte:s. proprietor of the Silver
States saloon, has let the contract for
A two-story addition to be built on to
tI,. rear of the present build ng, which
will be otha wise changed to permit
the institution of a restaurant. dining
room, kitchen and several rooms for
dodgers. The building will begin as
soon as rhe lumber ordered arrives
and be pushed to completion as rapid
y as possible.
VIM. Newman was operated upon
the left foot above the ankle. Some
months ago Mr.. Newman was hurt
while riding on a freight train, his heel
being crushed between the bumpers. A
strenuous effort to save the foot has
been made, skin grating being re-
sorted to some time ago. This was
4 complete success, the grated skin
uniting and growing in most salts
factory manner, but the condition OF
the bones of the fooot was such that
II could not be saved. Mr. Newman
recovered nicely from the effects of the
operation. and is resting as easily as
could be expected.