The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-12
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

Washoe lake is to have steamer with
in week.
were married in Portland, Oregon, Sun
day The bride is the daugn.er of Il.
Aube, formerly Recorder of Ormsby
county.
Workmen for the Southern Pacific
Company are now engaged in the c n
struction cf an automatic, interchangea-
BILE electric block system between Sparks
and Truckee.
The heavy crop of hay that is being cut
in TINS section and the fact that the TON
opah road has been complete ed has had
the effect cf cutting down the price OF
hay of all grades. Some hay has faI-
len two dollars ton.-Carson Appeal
The proposed big hotel for Sparks is
almost an assured fact. 1t will be sit
uated at the east end of Hartman ave-
nue. and will cost nearly $4,000. 1t will
be built after the style of the Over
land hotel in Reno. 1t is said author.
.tatively that a certain we'll known hotel
keeper has offered $50 a month on
long time lease for such a building
Headlight.
The Roosevelt Republican club was or
ganzed at Reno Wednesday evening
with a membership of 160 enthusiastic
Republican workers. The officers elected
are: w. b. Craig. president; A. w. Cah-
Ian, vice-president; j hn Wright, secre-
Speeches were made by President Craig
John Wright. Mack Sample, A. w. Cah-
Ian, F. III. Norcross, r. L. Fulton, j.
Madison Gray, David Conner Sol Sum
merfeld. John S. Orr. c. S. Degman, f.
F. Martin and others.
w. ]. Oates or Santa Barbara, Cal,
who recently arrived here bringing with
him a large aviary of bees, says that
many California bee men will move to
this state within the mex. year on
account of the superior condition that
the state affords for bee culture. He
says that better results are obtained in
honey production and that the grade
of the product is superior to that of
try will grow TO enormous extent in out
a few years.-Gazette.
over $500 has been contributed by
the business men of the city to the Jock
ey club for the fall races and now II
is an assured fact that they will be given.
The subscriptions have come in rapid
ly in the last few days and with several
yet to be heard from an amount will
be collected that will furnish for Nevada
The date of the races. as predicted in
the Gazette about a week agc, will be
the first week in October-from the Bra
to the Sth. This is a good time of the
year in which to hold them and is satis-
factory to all concerned. The commit
Zee in charge of tine races say that they
have assurances that me of the best
track horses on the coast will come 10
Reno for the eyent.-Gazette.
j. c. Conklln, Arthur Kung and NJ.
III. Kung have disposed of a part of
their holdings in the Dolores Turquoise
and Gold Mining Company at Ra, 20
l.. G. Wheeler, who represents Chicago
and Milwaukee capitalists. The group
comprises six claims adj in.ng the Ray
Consolidated ON the north and east and
the Mogul on the southwest. The iur-
quoise discovery was made on the Gold
Crown claim, at depth of ten feet.
Five ore sacks of turquoise have been
extracted, the largest stone thus far cut
weighing IS carats. A large number
of the gems have been cut and exhibited
in the east and considerable demand
for them has already been created. The
company also has an excellent showing
of mineral en- its property, one ledge
four feet In width ana carrying go
values in silver and gold. having been
opened up.-Appeal.
One third off the marked prrce on
ladies shirt waists at l.. Reinhart &
Co.'S. 7-stf.