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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

from a pair of Boss of the Road over
ais to a silk dress pattern, and in fact
nearly every want of man or woman h
can supply. Connected with his store Il
lumber, wood and coal yard, where
large stock is carried. He also has feed
corrals and stab es capable Of caring fol
100 head of horses at one and the same
time, and Mr.. Shallenberger cares 20:
the majority of the stock that is driven
into Go conda by the busy farmers and
mining men. He pumps his water from,
a 6x6 WELL forty feet deep, with an un
derground flow that keeps fourteen fee
of pure cold water ION tap at al times.
He pumps 1t with a one and one hail
horse power Slower gas engine and with
latest improved wind mill into a 2,30.
gallon porcelain ined tank. Under Tia
ank house is cold storage plant where
tic. Under the store buildi are two
sement-floored lars, one 1Sx20 ard the
other 14xlS. that are as cool as is Daw
son City, Alaska, in January. Mr. Shai-
enberger has finished the work of re.
modelling and refurnishing his pretty lit
lie cottage, immediate back OF h !
store. 1t Is now one of the most com
pete homes in Nevada, elegantly fur
lished and provided with every comfor
nd ~ ha nf
city home. The house has hot ard cox
water in the kitchen and bed rooms an
has one of the cosiest bath rooms viii
he latest improved porcelain tubs arc
oil ct accommodations 1t has been my
privilege to inspect. Mr.. Shal.enbaIg /
njoys a fine trade and should be as
happy as king on his throne is sup
posed to be. He is surrounded by HI
family, either under the parental roof OF
happily married and living ose by. MIR
and Mrs. Shallenberger are the paien :
of Mrs. f. j. Button, who resides in =
pretty cottage near the home ranch;
Mrs. c. T. Muller, the wife of HuiA
ooldt's chief deputy sheriff at Winnie
mucca, and Charley Sha,lenberger. wno
still sticks to the "old folks but /
gradually getting himself in shape 90
cut loose from the home moor.ngs.
Charley has fine colony of young cows
that are producing money every year
md he now has start of about 50 heao
If stock cattle that If he stays with h
will soon be cattle baron" He ha
also a bunch of 40 head of horses and
The diamond C brand is put on more
every year George as the ladies
call Mr.. Shallenberger, is a pioneer of
Golconda and has been with the town
through all its years of prosperity and
Il Il 4.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
PLEADED GUILTY.

Pearl Wilson the saloonist who sold
liquor to a number Of high school st'A-
dents who picniced at Bowers mansi IN
few days ago. pleaded guilty to six
counts against him. He has not yet re-
ceived sentence.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
WILL LOSE HIS HAND.

E. b. Austin, the Paradise and winne-
mucca teamster, had his hand mashed
to pulp in wool press at Paradise.
Full particulars of the accident will be
pub ished Monday.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention of You and
Your Friends

r. c.. Freeman is up from Santa Rosa
and stopping at the Busch.
Ray Summerfie,d is in from the Hardin
Quin River ranch for a day or two.
]. Fl. Thies of Loveock is registered at
the Lafayette today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
LADIES HOSE-Sold and drop-stitch-
ed: besides a full line for children. at
6-l0-tf r. C.. ROBINS q CO.
PosroFFIcE ROBBED.
Winnemucca, June 10th.

The postofflce was robbed at Ashdown
the other night of SILT In postage STAMPS.
1t is pretty well known who committed
the robbery and arrests are Likely 10 .ol-
lew soon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

BACK FROM SALT LAKE.

Owing to the increase in trade. Hess
Diehls City Bakery. SCOTT
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
THE TRAINS.

No. is reported on time this evening
and 6 Is 80 minutes late. Both trains are
In one section.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

To save labor and keep yourself and
children cool buy ready made Lawn.
Gingham and Percale Dresses at u.
Reinhart & Co.'s. e-is
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
THE HUMBOLDT

The Humboldt river at Palsade is bank
fu'l. but the water seems TO sink between
Palisade and Battt Mountain.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

depression and has never for an instant
ost faith in Golconda's permanency, no
matter how black the c.ouds have at
times been. and from what / have been
abb e to learn of Golcondas future l am
convinced his faith is well founded.
E. REINHART & co.
have a branch store in Golconda ana
carry on wholesa e and retail mercan-
lie business on the corner of the street
iiagonally across from the Southern Pa
sific passenger depot and the Golconda
hotel, under the management of ]. d.
eaman of San Francisco. The firm
he farmer, cattle man, flockmaster or
ange or housewife needs to make life
worth living" Whine the stock carried
not quite so extensive as the parelt
ouse carries in Winnemucca, 1t is as
omplete as is needed to supply lAe
wants of a prosperous town. Connected
where all carload lots are ha. d ed.
tored and taken to the store as neeo
ed. Manager Seaman reports business
sood and he is busy all the time put ing
lp goods for the flockmasters, mounta II
amps, the range and the home. The
irm enjoyed a good trade rep eni hii &
he sheep camps after the ,ambing sea-
son ended. Mr.. Seaman looks forward
o a busy time during the harvesting
eason.
THE GOLCONDA HOTEL
one of the best in the State. One can
et anything and everything his appetite
raves that can be had in the market.
.ouis Detretre is a host In himself, but
when hooked up with his son, Eugene
oetretre, the team Is invincible. The
ervice is first class. the rooms, 65 in
lumber. are all sweet and clean and the
'eds are tired mans paradise. One of
he greatest attractio.s about the pace
) the great hot springs with punge, tub
md steam baths for all comers. Mr.
)etretre has just finished repainting and
epapering. cleaning and refurnishi
he great big house until today It is as
lome.ike and pleasant as one could wish
rhe house is surrounded by a lawn ana
grove Of trees that make it very attract
we and the tab Q is equal to any tab e
set In the land. The Goconda hotel rs
he best place for a sick man to go to
who wants to get well or a tired ma
Who wants rest to put in a month or two
in the west.
I will finish the Go conda write-up IN
another letter. A. C. B.
Golconda, June II, '05.
!. + !. 4 I. i + i. + i. 1. + 1. i. + i. !:
RENO's FOURTH OF JULY.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Fourth of July weeks entertain
ment in Reno. President Perkins Is
working early and late to perfect the
arrangements. ably assisted by the bal
ance of the committee. Reno will haze
everything in the line of amusement 10
please every one who visits that city the
first week in July. If one thing don't
suit your case you can find som athng
ese that will. Reno will give every me
visiting the city a most royal wei ,ome.
Read the ad. and govern yourself ac
oordipulv
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

ANOTHER WOOL SHIPMENT.
Another car of wool was loaded at tais
station today for San Francisco.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

For cool Comfort buy Hammock at
e. Reinhart & Co.'S. 6-1A-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17
GO1cOnda Center of
Prosperous Section
All Kinds of Business Represented to Supply the
Wants of the Stock Man Miner and Traveller
Hot Springs an Attraction

Golconda is pretty little town with
undeveloped resources that will make of
1t an important center before many
years. With the coming of the Western
Pacific Golconda promises to be an i'm
portant station ON the road. The hot
springs there would make 1t SO were
there nothing else to attract attention.
but the mines In the hills surrounding
Golconda promise to starte the mining
word some day. The town supports
four good mercantile establishing nts.
two good hote 8. one restaurant, seven
saloons. two livery stables and two lum-
Der. wood and coal yards now. 1t is at
The present time an important station to
the Southern Pacific and through the
Go conda agency much money is turned
into that corporations Golfers. The
company has a neat little depot and pas
senger station there, freight sheds, etc.
The town has a pretty little scho i
house. presided over for the term just
passed by Miss Major and Miss Sheenan.
Eugene Detretre is the postmaster and
Hotel bui ding. as is the Home Telephone
Company's central office. The line is con
nected with Winnemucca and the Go :
conda hote. and the store of E. Rein
hart & Co. are it's Golconda patrons
Golconda is connected with the Western
Development and Exploration Company $
ming into the mountains for distance of
twelve miles. The line is short y to be
extended some distance. but just hov
far is not generally known. The hoi
springs are a source of great attractio.
to the town and are said to be a "deao
shot" on rheumatism and blood diseases
OF all kinds. The Go conda Cattle Co.
has it's main Office in Golconda. The
own has many pretty little cottages
There are also many shade trees thu
make Golconda attractive to the eye
The peop,e are progressive and ose not
an opportunity to enhance the town on
all lines presented.
G. N. SHALLENBERGER
one of Golconda's most progressive cit
izens and a man of affairs. who always
has an eye TO the more beautiful side OF
life, carries on a mercanti estab ish-
ment in a one and a ha story Ediiding
opposite the Southern Pacific pass niger
depot. He carries a large stock of gen
eral merchandise that includes every
thing from the finest cambric needle to a
grindstone and from a can of pepper to
thhe choicest creamery butter made;
!. i. i. + I. I. /! 4! i. + !. \ + !. I. J. i.
BACK FROM SALT LAKE.
III. Warren returned from visit TO
Salt Lake last evening. He is cnthus-
astic in his good opinion of the city or
Saints as a business point and thinks
Salt Lake far ahead of San Francisco IN
nearly every respect. He says the pto-
pie work as one man for the upbuilding
of the city and the work that is be,,g
done is tel ing on every line OF human
endeavor.
Owing to the increase in trade Hess
traad radurad ~ tw0 Inn vas for 1Sr n
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

New high grade candies-best In town.
at Dishls. SCOTT
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-17

To keep cool buy a Star Ice Cheast at
e. Reinhart & - e 6-1l-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
DOUBLE MACK
8 EEcoME5l 5lMPR oxEMENT
~ p y ANN y go sRY o q: FOR
N F=Ai RMo ONT TERMiN Al. s,,isj
~ ~ 80 80. " ..5lsy,5

mother Improvement for The Fair.
mont terminal, that Of double: track:
ing the Wheeling division from the
West End TO the Shaft, rs slated foir.
the very near future, or as soon d as
the weather! opens up: This IS a long
needed Improvement, and one that
General Yardmaster Riggs has agita.
ted for a long time. Superintendent
Thompson has notified the local Oh.
GERS that the request has been ap.:
proved, and that II will certainly be
rushed.
Gilt4is not to afford trackage for the
business done between the two points,
buttoigive yard room. AS is the case
now with the long heavy trains which
are made up and pass through Fair.
mont, and which have to walt some.
times for long while on account OF
the single track, for passenger and
fast freights, the yard becomes
blocked and delays occur With that
much more trackage the delays will
be minimized.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
FATHER GOPON AND
WORKINGMEN BLAMED
GOVERNMENT ISSUES STATE.
MENT PLACING BLAME FOR Z
YESTERDAYS BLooDSHEo.
(By Publishers, Press. ]


ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.-The
government has issued statement
blaming the workingmen for yester.
days bloodshed. The demands OF the
workingmen are described as auda.
clous and impossible OF fulfllment.
Most of the responsibility is ascribed
10 Father Gopon, the leader of the
strikers
The statement, which is really adj.
dressed to public opinion in foreign
countries, is as follows:
The employers expressed a viii.
linsness to negotiate with the men
individually, but not with their or.
CARNATIONS. which the strikers declin.
ed. As the strike was at first con
Quoted without disturbances no re.
pressive measures were adopted. The
agitation, however, was soon partici.
patcd in by revolutionsits, and these
strikers. under Father Gopon's lead.
ership. openly professed instruction.
airy doctrines, which compelled the
government TO finally intervene"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
7aioAEMgN as Ags.

We have been told that men 81 eots
:slderabl e means hold positions as az
taches Of the legislature. There AS
no good reason why they 5should snot
u they 50 desire, and get the up.
pointments, bun according to the
Wheeling Register one Thomas Hal.
pin, Of Wheeling; a. dealer IN wet
goods; IS considerably embarrassed
by his store Of earthly goods: Be-
lowtis what the Register Of yestef.
day says
Thomas Halpin, Of Wheeling, Is
Just now the victim Of !, too 4 much l
riches. In, fact lie would be better
on as far. as the West Virginia Leg!
islatnre is concerned II: he were a
poor man. II he were not 50 well Ak.
ed in this worlds goods he would sbe,
holding down az big. fat six dollars a
day job in the Senate with the pros
poets OF a two dollar raise at the end
OF the session, but much better than
that, he could prance around through
the corridors OF the capitol looking
az i he owned the earth. But instead
he has had to wend his way back TO
his home in Wheeling and continue to
pile up riches to knock him out OF
good, fat clerkships when they are al.
most within his grasp. s5E
TON cameSt to Charleston and upon
the recommendation Of Senator Jacob
Snyder, Chief Clerk John T. Harris
appointed him to an assistant clerk.
ship. His name was given out and
published in the list along with the
rest OF the clerks. But there is many
slip between the promise and the
job: Some one. maybe number Of
ones, read Halpin's name in the list OF
Mr.. Harris appointees and went TO
that gentleman and Informed him
that Mr. Halpin was a Wheeling sa.
loon Keeper and worth $50. 900 at the
least calculation. So far It has been
Impossible TO ascertain who put that
bug In Mr.. Harris ear, but ono thing
is certain, Mr.. Halpin is not now on
the list OF attaches OF the Legisla.
ture.p
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23

Captain R. E. Stuart, of Fl. Lcaven.
worth. Kansas, and o. B. Stuart, of
Chicago, sons of S. C. Stuart, are
here for the purpose of removing their
lather 10 AlorSantown. 1t will be re.
membered that Mr.. Stuart suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis three weeks
ago and has since been at the home
OF w. L. Arnett, of the Second ward.
The reason for removing Mr.. Stu
art TO Morgantown is that he desires
TO be under the care of DIR. J. a. Cox.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
TAE sgFoRM scHool.
8;

West virginia has many nstitntions
which are doing well the work laid
out for benSto 40. and the tax payers
y given freely 81 their means "a
support these various State agencies.
Among them all, we feel that we are
not oyerstating the; case when we say
that not one is doing more real and
lasting good for the State than Is the
Reform School for Boys at Prunty.
town! 1t is a school of correction; and
ip sense penal institution, and yet
there lis a feeling OF sympathy and
kindness for the boys who are there
which s; an asset to them in the battle
.of life when they are sent out from
the school Each one is taught. 10 do
something and be something. No
boy can go through term OF years
there without having Impressed upon
him many valuable lessons, and nm.
less he is absolutely incorriglble, no
ivy cah Spenu term or years there
without being greatly benefited. The
very fact that there is such school
with the penal features 1t bears Keeps
hundreds OF boys under control at
home because they know they will be
committed II they do not obey their.
parents or guardians. 1t is we'll
worth a visit TO the institution to see
with what care the boys are trained
In the matters Of obedience, politeness
and industry. The superintendent, o.
+. Darnall. deserves great credit for
what he is doing. and has done for
the school, and VIC hope to see the
spirit which now pervades the lnstitu.
ton maintained in future, years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
THE NEW TAX LAWS.

.
Tax Commissioner Dillon has been
giving the new tax laws vigorous
rounding up and he says they are
what the people have been looking
for. They reach the monied interests
and instead of increasing the bur.
dens of the poor. they will lessen
them. He claims that he will col
lect a half million dollars in back
taxes OH the brewerics OF this and
other States. This one item alone
viii pay more than one.thlrd of the
running expenses of the State gov.
eminent for year. This. We are
promised, is but small part OF the
taxes from large holdings which will
be brought out. Mr.. Dillon says the
total valuation In the State will be
increased at least four fold. On that
basis the valuation In Marion county
would be about fifty million dollars.
With such valuation and only the
usual amount of taxes to be raised
The rate can be divided by four. The
law may be amended at the present
session Of the Legislature prohibiting
county courts from laying the levy
so that n greater amount Of revenue
may be derived in 1905 ,han was
raised in 1904. In the event that such
a provision is made, the tax receipt
OF the ordinary farmer and small
property owner will have to be less
than In former years. The tax re.
form movement is right and 1t will
be blessing TO the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
Revival in PROGRESS.

A revival meeting commenced yes.
terday in the NJ. L. Church, South.
conducted by Rev. B. NJ. Keith, the
efficient pastor. These meetings will
continue throughout the week. and, on
next Saturday Rev. w. Fl. Bromley,
The we'll, known evangelist, will ar
rive and take charge OF the work.
Evangelist Bromley VIII bring his
chorister with him, who will have
charge of the music. There is al.
ready great deal OF interest mani.
fest, and n good and successful
meeting is expected. The meeting
VIII be OF several weeks duration
Services each evening, commencing
at 7:"O O'Clock. Everyone is cordially
invited 10 attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
Killed BY Street street Car.

cLARKsBURG. Jan. 2a-saturday
night about $50 O'clock Augustus
Rolando, a miner, was run over by a
street car near o'Neil's Mines. and
Instantly killed He was asleep on
the track when the car struck him.
The motorman saw him just before
striking him, but too late to save his
life: He was buried yesterday at
Holy Cross cemetery at this place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23

The dispatches received from Rus.
sia AFFORD an opportunity for the ap.
plicationH OF our knowledge of longi.
3 s l1ge and time. Before three O'Clock
sto;day s8we received a dispatch mark.
s go sig z NJ; at St. Petersburg. The
sun sun rises at st. Petersburg several
hours before his rays illumine Fair.
mont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23

The Preston County Journal says
stts county Jared well at the hands of
Speaker Grosscup in the committee as.
sisnments The Leader, on the other
hand, says that Preston, the banner
county for uniform and steadfast Re.
pub pub licanism. got it in the neck as
USUAL Oh, Shaw Mr.. Leader edi.
tor change Your diet and maybe your
dyspepsia will yield TO treatment. We
are sorry TO see good old Preston
county the victim of a sorehead's
lgrtlmblings twice a week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
HER SAMMY Was
adj HER talk
FAiRMoNI GIRL N EARLY Hal; a
PAINTING SPELL IN EAST.
ERN THEATRE.
u.s.


'ssA y well 2 known young lads; who re.
sides in this city is being iu1nimiierciiful.,
lys kidded by the select few who are
wise 10 an incident which happened
last summer. This girl is employed
in an eastern city, and while the big
fair was on in st. Louis, determined
to visit the show. She is an extreme.
" self.reliant young woman, perfect.
ly competent to care for herself. so
she made the journey alone.
7 Al Cumberland an exceedingly nice
looking young man boarded the train.
and as every seat in the car was TAX.
en-, he was compelled to ask the Fair.
mont girl TO allow him to sit beside
her. When the conductor came
around for tickets the young man no.
ticed that she was bound for st. Louis,
his own destination, and OF course
that opened up conversation which
proved to be very confdentialt?) on
the. mans part.
He Informed this credulous Miss
that he was a countryman's son and
that this was the first time he had
ever been away from home; that he
had saved chicken and egg money in
order to make the trip, and of course
the girl could do nothing but give him
the benefit of her experience anent
travelling, etc. He was well bred liz.
norance pcrsonified. and the young
lady. from her guide book and person.
al experience, helped him immeasur.
ably on the Journey.
She Joined a party Of friends in the
Worlds Fair City. but happened TO
meet her travelling companion while
seeing the sights and he invited her
to accompany him to some theatre,
for which he had passes. She de.
clined the invitation, and thought i'll
rather strange that a young man with
his inexperience should be able to Sc.
cure passes to theatre in a strange
town, and with his limited acquaint.
ance. He explained this by saying
that he had influential relatives in
the city who were accorded commit.
mentaries occasionally, and that they
had presented them to him.
The girl visited her home in this
city before returning TO her employ.
ment, and could talk about nothing
else but Sammy" the first name OF
her agreeable newly made friend. Her
brother, a well known young man of
this city, accompanied her to the
eastern city, and all the way she was
sounding "Sammy's" praises in his
ears. A few nights after their, arrival
they decided to witness perform.
ance in which May Irwin was the star,
SO they accordingly bought seats and
entered the theatre.
When the curtain rose this girl as.
tonished the portion of the audience
in her immediate vicinity by uttering
a little scream, and which caused
her brother TO solicitously inquire the
cause thereof. Heavens" she
whispered, that is Sammy" Fol.
lowing the line OF her vision the |
brother saw that the alleged Sam. |
my was Miss Twins leading man.
That girl is not rube by any means,
and If this instance does not develop
her into kidder, ii will be something
strange.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
Cut Of w. c. shafer.

In the February Womans' Home
Companion there appears an excel.
lent likeness of VIC. Sharcr OF this
city, The illustration accompanies
an article on the International Sun.
day School Invasion of the Holy Land.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23

The boys and girls are beginniqs to
howl for sleds. We have the iron
sled that will last through a family of
seven from soc to SECS. III. Halls
Hardware.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23
GAS FITTING.

w. E. LevelIe, 1922 Locust avenue,
practical gas fitting at reasonable
prices. Work guaranteed. All calls
promptly answered and work careful.
ly done. Both phones. consoIida.
ted, 72.6. Bell, 2ss-J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-23

Express Your pride In our boosted
L usical organization and your graf.
i;ude for the many treats of the past.
ny attending the Greater Fairmont
Bands benefit concert to be given in
The Grand Opera House Friday even.
" e, January 9th.