The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-23

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will take up
j. b. CASE,
who conducts a mercantile establishment
in the pretty little town and carries
everything usually found In a well-regu-
lated country store. %r. Case is pio-
neer of the valley and man who en-
joys the confidence and respect of every
one. He enjoys large patronage ana
his establishment is well filled with dry
goods of every kind groceries, boots and
shoes stationery, etc, and he does
general merchandising business. His
store is located on the main street OF
the village, diagonaEy across from the
two town hotels. Mr.. Case is also zoe
Paradise postmaster and does the gov
ernment business in an Office designated
by the postal authorities as fourth class.
He is ably assisted by his son Irwin
Case. One would hardly think that this
great big government, with its S0.OO0,000
of peop.e would go to the little town OF
Paradise for men to do the engineering
for the great canal it is now engaged IN
building In Washoe and Churchill coun-
ties to reclaim over 100000 acres of Ne.
of Mr.. Case. Seymour Case, is now EN-.
ployed in civil engineering on the work.
j. B. Case is one OF the most public
spirited citizens of Paradise. First anc
last he has held every town office in
Paradise official makeup. -Ie has
been principal of the public school,,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public.
agent for Wells-Fargo's express and is
not unfrequently called upon for lis
opinion whenever anything is under dis
cussion for the betterment of the town
Mr.. Case is a fine man and is doing h
good business.
Winnemucca, Paradise, Paradise Val
ley. Humboldt county and the State o.
Nevada had town. county and State
builder settle here when
ALFONSO PASQUALE
came from his native country and swcr.-
allegiance to the government of the
United States. In 1871 he landed al
Castle Garden, New York. from Algiers
a stripping of boy, and underwent
many hardships and privations before
his true worth was known in his adopt
ed country. At last he secured . job
in the city OF New York at his trade. a
stone mason, where he worked for near
ly three years. He drifted around III
the tide of humanity until 1888, when ho
came to Nevada and settled in Paradise
Valley. He brought with him the push
soon saw the opening for energy thai
Paradise presented. He has buided well
and while building has accumulated
property and money that marks him az
man of great executive ability. He
had not been in the valley many mon.hs
before his brain conceived many pro-
1ectS, ana ne mas puSneu MS way W she
front of commercial enterprises until to-
day he occupies prominent place In
the States makeup. Mr.. Pasquaie :
handiwork stands today in many parts
of Humboldt county. His sheep camps
at the north show that the man who
conducts them is not only progressive
but far-sighted. He believes that any
thing that is worth doing Is worth doint
well. His stores in Winnemucca ant
Paradise show that; his Anaona station
on Granite creek In northern Humbold
shows it; his hotel at Paradise show
it, and in fact, Mr.. Pasquale's whole
career in Nevada goes to show that n
is a man who thinks. then acts. hi'
| department store in Paradise is one
| story brick structure, built to stay. ant
is filed with as good a stock OF genera
groceries as can be found anywhere IL
the west. The north half of his stor