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New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street south Ferry (tuaS South Tazz
nSs minutes earlier shown below.
E<1S1OSs BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND NTAUCFT
SmONA--z4-v0 us EastOn only. $40 g N, 10
s1& o;VO t34o Easton onO .. sundays. E&90
WILKESBAERE AND sCRANTON-zAoo. a.1o q.
500 D m Sundays "A 30 a - / n ~
LAhEMOOD. LAkEHURST. TONS RIVER AID
1sAhkNE1AI-zA00. $40 q E1S0 (0AG &l9
5aasWo9d aHd LaEshUrst only. H5.OO z6O8 ,. GaR-
ATLANTIC CTFY-ss4o q m ta.6O d N
N1NEL[AND AND BE&LDGETOE-1AO0 q. EAO n
Long BRANCH. ASHURY PARK. OCgFAE GFz7SV5s-i
ROlNT FLEASANT. AND SEASHOEE FONTS
= m n S9S s1,i1 40 s q M I'D A4S 80 G9o 10
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGEIF. MONMOUTH FssIFE.
80. $50 $50 Atlantic Hids only. ESQ >. n ss1<
PHILADELPHIA CREiDING TER1uNAL9-sASz EOa.
IS90 .s00 1000 t1I00 g a.. ~ %. sLoo, tt93i
izo9 faCO 'AOo. t5oO. f60O fTSos 500. at0So :.
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-sAzA faoo, slaoQ
"l29o a m. 'sOO 3"AOo. saOos SIoOs tS.2S .. u-s
BALTIMOFE AND WASHTNGFOlE-aoO s10ao ~IaSR..
e2O0 s400, sGOO 100. 01219
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSVILLB AND VIII.
AANSPOEI-IA0o, EA25, $780, it9.10, (1O.oQ iLe0.
= m Reading only) iS1-oo '12o. f2.o0 2. Iead-
zFrom Liberty street only. SDaily. fDally eI1sDE
Sunday. 9Sunday8 only. tPaFlOF only. Iva Ta-
naqua- saturdays aEEcaDt Saturdays.
9fhess' Liberty 81 EeEy SoGsA FSFEy AssoE EOss
= Union Square West. IS8 81 Av. 3I9 West l25th g.
20 Columbus Av New York: S42 Fulton S48 ga SEQ
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. WiuamGburg- Ne1
York Transfer Co. calls FOR and ehscks bagsaEs da
nation.
W C. BESLER @ NJ BURT
Viee-Pres. and Gen. Msr. Gen Pass'r AGs1e-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

per 100 n Country dressed hogs slow at 5HasHe per
SS5.. IesVy 70 light weights =. ,-. =.
sanders 13 State hogs lo9 ~ o'0~e~' -
n fgS 100 n; roughs. $50 10, at s. 30 ,oz -
- Hollis Date yesterday: Ste hoBs' 40 -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

sa s1as 5 s 81 baS Sa' e q "a Gs Ann
eTAiSGyy194aH9 r AiiSSsEs 19HsSl s2s S9ss8S :,
tie deSi S, '06Ry started ISs 70 tho erect That
SSsy1ng S.ng as much from the wreck as was possible
aersin edn went around The local holders Of
Wheat E6o6P hsS9nGaS tSo ~Se 0ER to pea ss
sened ana St louis an asa a much PeR' az SReSs
b very weak a FL he S % , 81 s Put b S RS6 sPgaT 5 70
a. pne5F losses As the early market was quite steady
pressure notWithSaha NE bett sasbeS news ~ seP ing
~ was entirely unpreDaTed for the later COLLAPSE
orally held the local market circles was that tie
aea 20 quit some ho1eyeT SUN Thought there o1 would
late for sS OF The bull eSnpaign when it became too
1leIkeS I Outside OF the excitement in May the news
less bea-sh Prizes crTeni report than usual ds5
thus fS ana S N nTs R5sd stocks @ sb6 f2E the he
Sesisb o9S0s S on TIE bull side The most Important Of
a0 needed Supplernentng It a Broomhan cable
aeai % S &c oaeaI Argentine crop as lS 10000 bush,
S partly "a net lower: Paris to 10 points of; Berlin
S az bulls vas drawn the fact that European stocks
Increase being mostly IN Russian rnar,eS ybic6 ava
there rs t2eF @ stocks by shiPmens to Europe should
Soy supplied % with grain for emergency Domestic
Isi closed unsettled. May In EewYork being 34o
was Ss follows: No red 81 Os& eleyator ana 81 o5G
hard Manitoba 81 OK 0 b aaoa: CoRN.Disregard,-
afteE the opening Which II held ali day cocins shade
VeC Hgner IN the West, and about unchanged
seSSaS7 4as based on rains Wsss ght
20 ot b ips pc 9gETeSasa 52sooo bush compared with
elevaior and 6S b RI5fe q 10 & eoTn 5 here was
10 70 yellow. SSe ahoat- oATS-The market
sSset near the previous night Receipts at interior
% P9,5' this week have Increased 200 bush.
y 10 8Sa95ize: natural white 80 to SO 10 s5faSS5so
ATSMs1ef i az 10 Fn = "a 0 s % S1os5 BE E. n9minHI
-AoiA- ana mating 46eo2c ( Buffalo.
N-r-Vr- v-,ra
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
visible supply.
Same time. 1904.

co1ToN-The cotton market was moderately active
the holiday market,
e n coslderable covering by scattering shorts who
were arprehenEire uf possible change the
ne weather the holidays prices ruled generally easy
FeacHg The lowest point they touched he
Einr-uE q the downward movement following the bulge
during The middle Of March The opening steady IN
toae unchanged u points lover and first the
s showed disposition 70 90 little better On covering
Eut Liverpool continued easy NeW-eTleals heavy
enc ceiling orders here and there
from The south % easier spot markets; also of small
reduction n the such recently the
Feature % Southern This encouraged the local
Az soon hsa The covering movement stopped and prices
selling on The downward movement not checked
Enul July had sold a. 5SSo aid May 7szc A. this
o1leTtrEs market
Eieadsr. showed little Tslytng power. The
Etsacy IN but within point OF the lowest
decline OF zoe points Sales estimated
loo 90 bales Receipts continue very heavy and the esti
mates fCr to-days movement full. Exports
.ar however. ard while there were number q pr
reports consuming weakness n the Southern
EsstE reported unchanged prices
decline Only 1-lsc The weather map showed favor
Ge conditions the forecast predicted colder weather
and scattering rainE-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

oeton EEehlnge EDeoal Lvepool oebles: spot eottoa
n rnQcerEte denand saes GOO bales speculation and
sagort 800. Anerlcsn. 1000 rseeigts 1900 bales AZ
eieflcen niddinE upland 1ITd- FUTURES opened quiet
49, Point lower closed easy nst 80 PoaIls lgTI ,
go; Juiy-AuEaEt s05d: AuFestseptsEnber 4O6d Sep
fcTcoher. oIe; Octosr-sSoys s9a' s.ogeILs-
e,of{1AIg. 41id Msnchestsr-Harns IN buyers faVoFi
egtha quiet
EllouR AID AEaAE.-Tas -four market was quise 90
~ ~ barely steady prices. Only sales OF mention
e N Ea1sas clears: buyers and sellers reIaia apert
- Gun trhde is EnticpRted tu after ne nIst o. ne
gf6 winter uafens 81 106f5 50: spring cleaEa. 50 T5@
= ~ extra No ] winter. S 1896; extra 70 winter
ss ~ RYE FIJ0uR-sog. quoted; = -. ~ goo
- ~ g. choice fancy s. 70n&A 81 Cylt-N
STEADY cuoted. Ftn dried 81 S5gE2 So 70 brand
80 All1AL-Gleadg. Quoted; Fipe white enc yelSse'
~ ~ coaFUe new 81 06EGl %. FI1isDstealefn otesey
~ Bea6y. Quoted: Wert.Tn GpT1ng. sl7 soi standard
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April 2O-FIOUR steady. WHBAT-spring
unsettled: No. Northern 81 10 CORN firm; No
yellow. 5412c; No 3, 52i2c OATS quiet; No ? white
34leG34$c.
Chicago April 2o-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

tp9egn CQIee AErketa-4to--Cc1Is bs-e
STEADY No k.os $780, exchange, 15-s2d.
Ee bags shipments for the United states. bags
ealfrnenIs I0r Europe 400 bags stock 7b0J9
han9scoee market quiet; good average Santos 4SO00
receipts. 1o.eo hags; stock. 836O00 Hamburg
Dee market opened UNCHANGED 70 \ pfg higher; 2:So
n We net unehenged 20 + pig higher; sales % 900
bars. EaNFs-Cotiee market opened UNCLAIMED % Z.
RHlEc higher; ~ u unchanged: at D. m unchanFea:
e 80 = n Encla-Eai. hrar-s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
BALTIMORE and Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
~EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR
70 BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave South Ferry minutes earlier.
AVOAlDsFty street. 500 Except BunsG
.-.-..10.O0 Daily. Diner
...s..12.00 noon Daily. Diner.
zoo Daily.
Royal Lhnite00 --..-. 400 pm Daily AL PullnG1=
8. 90 pm Daily. Diner.
100 pm Daily BUFFET
night Daily. SIeeDorl
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
Daily LV New York City. south Ferry. Liberty Sc
Chicago, R1ttsburg .1210 mt 1215 nt- Sleeper.
Chicago, Columbus. IL so 1200 Diner
P1tsbuEg. Cleveland S55 400 pm. Limited
-PittshuTg Limited" ".---. 055 pm zoo pm Buffet
Cincinnati, st. Louis --1Zlo Mt 1215 Mt Sleeper.
Cincinnati. St. louis. 9.55 1000 Diner.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis. 5-s5 500
Ofdcss: 26l 434. 1900 Broadway. Asto- House. los
Greenwich St, - Union Square W. 391 St
y. Y 345 Fulton Street. Brooklyn; South Ferry and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

PEHNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT or NEW YORK.
SladGs ana iSRS s. id asd GoTENbF sTs
& The H & eaying time from PesbTSsses and S9[a9ot o
-'n''u Oh TOa TIE WEST.
:55ssAANM eeF1cA6Sf9 46f1g sFESiH 74i4D -. cn..n..,
'1O25 A. NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN1TED.-21
'1S5 P. NJ. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND ST.
:4-55 PM. CHICAGO LIMITED
s5.55 P. Is. WEsTERN EXPREss 1-'-' = -
.sssSS = ~ ~ PAGIE4c - sE EXPRESS @ SIS ,,,,..-7 rP
'S55 =. ~ PITTsR,ig Ey5ASR ARR EIHCINIl AE
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH -
go, 40 - = y s. .le55 m, y p ~ o. 2 10 S2'
4I;l2 night sunday. SIS. '325 .l9a5 a M - =
s4.55 s,25 p m. i2'i0 night --''-'''4 =
sou ItiI;EsN RAILwAY.-i255. as. 425 ,. m. 121o
Atlantic COAST LINE.-s.2S a m. and s2S ?. n
sE4BoARD AIR LINE.-122 p m and 1910 a m
NORFOLK 95IK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-s-S p. m
CHESAPEAKE d5S. OHIO RAILwAT.-7.Ss a m week
FOR OLD PorVT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--755 & m
ATIGNT1c ATIS15s CRY : = 2o p. 2; = daily and m wsekdays
fdRG fdd TBA1las' BNta IsBFrT G. YsfaEs Pzh on Aseu
T4uaysl, and Point Pleasant, S5S a m 80 80 m
80 p m and i 10 night weekdays sundays ---0
= - a. and 4 So D. m
500. 725. sz55 81 81 ~ 3 fass cess. sf1O25.
l96o is m Y % .l255 '15S 40 sS 800
$40 425 "42 s455 ("f4 50 for North Phllaosl22In.@
Saiy '555 $50 I55 e 3 . 95S for Nortn ys PsiI
SO = 80 25 % 2 .1995 sS5 .11o25 30 s. & Nh
- ot2A1 "ll5. s3 3.55 - (aT45S
Phladelphia only. s455 555 6.55. T.55. 50; S-zo
600 for North Philadelphia only) D. m. 11O night
Dining Car fExtra-fare train -
1ieSs onees Nos 461 1855 l13 and 26l BroadWay; H.
fIth Avenue below 23d SJ) 263 Fifth Avenue (coFho
zSth ST.; Aston House. and stations named above;
brooklyn 842 Fulton Street. $50 Fulton Street ~
broadway. and Annex StetIO1- Inc NeN
York Transfer Company will and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone "543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAD
Service.
". ". ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traf1c Manages
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger AEent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

stock 4 Hare Abb, Of which $4,000 are Brazilian
gEanst 2 ~ 90 and $4,000 week respectively
rhe Eaustieal position OF Brazilian coffee IS ss fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

A MEXICAN LINE.
PLIMOUTH-CEIE EIE-T&BOCrRG-SOUTEEAAIPT
- Sailing Saturday, s:SO A. NJ. Pier 15. N. r.
81 Louis Apr. - St Paul. Nay
Philadelphia Apr. - New York May 19
ped STAR LINE
ANTWERP-DOvER-LON
Sailing Saturdays 1870 A. NJ, Pier Il NR
NadeTlaud Apr - iceland ............AIav
Afooianc Apr % Finland. May IS
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW Observation-Disclosures
Sailing Wednesdays and FridayE Pier IS n r
Cedric Apr. n. A. n. Celtic. Nav 5 A NJ
Baltic Apr. 26, noon Oceanic May 10 $50 A NJ
Teutonie. May g. 10 A. NJ Majestic May IT, 10 A. 81
TO nj HEDTTERP MEAN
THE " - Il MA Az A3<AN AZORES
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA, AIEIYANIDPIN
FROM NEW YORK.
CFGETTC. % noon: Iuns Aug. 70
q
FROM BOSTON.
CANoFIC.... May 1s 5 P NJ June - Aug. s. sept 10
TRAVELLERS CHECKS
ISSUED PAYABLE ALL OVER THE WORLD
PASSENGER OFFICE, 8 BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE, Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

Receipts of hTeadstus interior points thousands
last three eiphsrs 1000 omitted. Flour bbIs; grain
bush, follows:
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCy
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses etc
10 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. n. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Squars
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instruction.

ITOLI IWCJtUIts
THE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square t1122 Bway)i Brooklyn. 20 Court 81
New terms beginning now. Trial lessons free
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
CONTROLLING DAM
To be Constructed at Outlet Of
Lake Tahoe

The Interior Department has advertised
for bids for the construction of large
cQ4trolling dam at the outlet of Lake
/rahoe. This is to complete the Carson
Truckee irrigation system.
The success of the great Truckee-Car-
son irrigation scheme depends upon the
conservation of the waters of Lake Ia
hoe from which the Truckee river re-
ceives its supply. At the fountain head
of the river are to be constructed inn
mense flood gates which will prevent
waste of water during the flood seasons
and when water is needed for the irriga-
tion of lands, by their operation, ii will
be released from the lake. In this man
ner steady flow of water the year
round Will be maintained in the river and
the danger of water famine during the
dry months of the year prevented.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
COAL NEAR T0N0PAH
One of keyada's Greatest Needs
Will Be Filled

The Tonopah Mining Company of Ne
vada has recently closed the purchase of
a large deposit of coal. some thirty-eignt
miles from Tonopah. The Tonopah rail-
road crosses It. 1t is fair bituminous
$pai, rather heavy in ash There are sew
1eral veins. one over 16 feet in thickness.
and 1t is expected that the coal will DC
cheap to mine
The presence of this body of coal has
been well known for many years, and 1t
was reported and tested in 1896 by s. A /.
Knapp. On analysis 1t gives: Fixed
carbon, Ass per cent: colatile carbona-
ceous matter, S4-52 per cent; water, 1sl
per cent; ash. 1900 per cent One ton as
equal TO Ia cords of wood as found in
Nevada for steam. Electricity will be
generated at this coal mine and will be
transmitted to Tonopah and Goldfield
thus settling the power question until
electricity is eventually brought in from
the Owens river.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
CITY HALL SINKING.

1t has been discovered that the founda-
ton of one wing of New York municipal
building has sunk at point nearest the
subway tunnel. The soil in the vicinity
Is sandy and offers slight resistance 10
the vibration caused by the trains. When
disease undermines your heath prompt
action Is necessary in order to avoio a
total collapse. Build up and strengthen
the system by taking Hostetters Stom-
ach Btters and you are properly fitted TO
battle against disease of any sort. 1t has
restored thousands Of sickly people to ro-
bust health during the past so years. 1t
viii strengthen the stomach. Cstore the
appetite, steady the nerves and cure
heartburn, dyspepsia, costiveness, head
ache, sour stomach and female COM
plants. Don't fail to give 1t trial. All
druggists and dealers.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
STILL ANOTHER
Strike in the White Horse Dis.
trict is Reported

Another ledge showing high gold val
ues has been encountered in the White
Horse mining district. w. G.. Rice and
c. A. Howard have samples that show
values running from 500 to $500 to the
ton.
They have sunk ten feet on the ledge
and have sacked two and a half tons or
the rock which is TO be given a test run
by the Western Ore Purchasing Company
of Reno.
The strike was made within three hum
dred feet of the claims owned by the
Springfield Nevada Company, which is
running two mills with a total capacity
of sixty tons a day The ore is free mill
ing and the indications are that the ledge
is continuous.
News of this find. coming on the heels
of the strike made by Messrs. Pritchett
and Dahl leads to the belief that the
White Horse country is one of the rich
districts in the State and during the COM
ing summer a great deal of money will
be invested there
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
CLOSED DOWN
Golden Eagle Mine Discontinues
0perat 'ons

The Golden Eagle Mining Co., which
has been operating on a bonded mine in
New Central and been working the prop
erty. put in a mill. cyaniding plant and
other buildings. under the superintend-
ency of M. d. Smith, has suspended op-
erations. closed down the mill. discharged
the men and given up the bond. For
some reason the values could not be saw
ed. This is to be regretted. for 1t gives
Humboldt a little black eye. The Silver
State Is more firmly convinced than ever
before that Humboldt has prospects In
a mining way that no other county in
the State possesses. But every failure
makes 1t that much harder to get capi-
tai interested.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
MORE MONEY
longfel|ow Mine to be Opened
on Large Scale

Edward Carman of Cleveland, O., who
has been east for the winter, and who
came back to Nevada several weeks ago.
is in Reno.
Mr.. Carman is general manager of lne
Longfellow mine. thirty-five miles south
of Carson, where ve.opment work on a
large scale is soon to be projected.
According to Mr.. Carman the highest
values are being taken from the property
on which s7o.o 900 is to be spent this year.
Expensive electrical machinery of the
latest type is to be installed and a large
force of men will be placed at work TAX
ing out ore.
A pay streak that is believed to carry
many hundreds of thousands of dollars
has been found and samples weighing
fifty pounus that are in the possession of
Mr.. Carman show that the rock is liter
ally plastered with free gold
The Longfellow property lies thirty
miles from Virginia City and is one of
the promising properties of that section
Of the State.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
Humboldt County
as Seen by Editor
Silver State Presents Comprehensive Write Up
of Ranches, Mines and Industries
of Great Domain

hart & Co. The mine has a wealth OF
cred. A great big engine and bo4-ers,
few pans, the battery blocks, some shaft
ing an0 few pulies are all that are
left of the once great MILL The smoke
stack blew down last winter and lies
with its ''heel' resting on the broken roof
of the boiler house and its top smashed
and on the ground. The same stack stood
erect at one time and the smoke that
passed through 1t tod the story of activ-
ity a. the Aud Lang Syne.
One or two old Cinnamon are holding
down Barber canyon, PAGER proposition
that has produced over million dollars
in years that are past 1t is SAL that
other Cinnamon are coming shortly to
rock out more of the root of evil"
There are also several good quartz pros
poets in the canyon that are awaiting
development by Senator Nixon and Jim
Hearst of Winnemucca and Hendra of
Dun Glen. There is another claim in the
canyon owned by couple of men who
are now working ,-.eir property.
I have travelled over a good deal of
country in the pasteleven days. much of
which would imprS1s one not familiar
with Nevada as being utterly worthless,
but as a range country for stock it is
hard to beat. The feed is as good or
Winnemucca, April q.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04

boilers dismantled and lying a pie of
rusty scrap-iron, / thought of the activ-
ity that must have been there in the eos.
Drawing little further up the canyon
we came to the old Hendra Mill. with it's
stamps long since sienced. but ready to
start again as soon as Dun Glen awak-
ems. Still further up the canyon stand
two walls of the old Smythe store,
monument to the enterprise of some man
of generation ago. The other walls
have returned to dust. The od Crook ;
hotel is still standing, and its doors serve
as a bulletin board to tack candidates
cards upon in election years. Coming
up the canyon we passed several adobe
buildings on either side of the canyon
Nelson and the family of Sol Hendra,
are all that are left in the old camp to
tell of Dun Glens former greatness.
j. III. Hendra is interested IN the Hen
dra mines. four in number-the Good
Hope, Golden Bell, Mayfiower and Molly
Much work has been done on them asd
tunnels run on the ledge for a distance
of 1000 feet. The ore IL low grade anu
runs about 81 per ton. The ledges in the
lower edge of the canyon are big and
from four to twenty feet wide. They
are south extensions of the Aud Larg
Syne. so famous in the eos. There is a
Lang Syne. Both mill and mine have
long since been the property of E. Rein
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
APPRECIATED
An Old HumbeIdter Says Letters
are Truthful

The following letter was received this
morning from Hon. T. v. Julian, former
ly of Humboldt, but who has been a res
ident of Reno since some time in the '70's.
Mr.. Julian was one of the builders in
Humboldt and knows all the old-timers.
He is now quite sick and has been fer
the past two years. He represented TINS
county in the Assembly and was Speaker
of the House during the session. He has
many friends in Humboldt who will be
glad to hear from him through the col
umns of the Silver State. He writes:
Reno, May 2. 1905
Editor Silver State:
have followed you through your wan
derings with great interest and / think
by the time this reaches you you WI
have returned to Winnemucca, as I sup
pose Mill City and Lovelock you will
visit by rail. Your write-ups are truthful
and comprehensive.
To me your letters are intensely inter-
esting, as 1 know the ground well, and
many of the people. also. The Kanne ~
and Bentons were not in Humboldt when
was there, but l knew them at Gil,es
mountain. on the Churchill-Cande aria
road.
write this on my back, In bed, D. M,
and do so to thank you for the Silver
State. Truly yours,
T. ". JULIAN
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
HOMEwARD BOUND.

Today is the last of my trip south and
the eleventh day out John Bishop is do
ing considerable prospecting at Rock Hill.
eleven miles east of Mill City. Peter Or
gan also has a couple of claims in that
district that promise well with develop
ment. Mr. Bishop is doing assessment
work on his claim now and intends run
ming a tunnel this winter.
Rock Hill canyon has been pretty well
worked in years passed by Cinnamon as
placer ground and many thousands of
dollars have been taken out. The placer
ground is now owned by the Golden
Goose Co., an eastern concern, and the
company have a rdedger in the canyon.
The dredger was worked last year. but
Is now idle.
Frank Nelson has a possessory claim
ito a piece of land at the mouth of Dun
Glen canyon. but no water to irrigate 1t,
and as a consequence has no farm
ing land. but has a good range and runs
horses and cattle. He has q comfortable
house. good corrals and flock of nice
chickens.
A drive of three hours brought us to
Dun Glen, an old camp OF the early
days. AS we drove past the ruins of an
old quartz mill, with it's canopy gone.
its smokestack lying in sections on the
bosom of mother earth. its battery frame
still pointing heavenward, but robbed of
its stamps and engine, its now useless
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-04
DON'T MISSIT
A Fine Time in Store for all at
Armory Hall Friday Evening

The Womans Guild will give an
Ancient party tomorrow evening at Ar
mory hall. Every one is expected to put
on their Oldest clothes and dance as
often and as long as they like. If your
grandmother's old brocade fits you. wear
you attend. Supper will be served on
the stage for soc. children Csc. Admission,
gentlemen 81: ladies free.
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ANCIENT PARTY

An cd fashioned party will be given
by the ladies of the Gui In Armory
ments will be served on tho stage.
Adults, soc; children. 25c Committee on
refreshments, Mrs. Case. Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Pascal, Mrs. La voy and Mrs.
shone. Floor Director, Mrs. L. @. White.
Floor Managers. Mrs. w. l.. Samuels.
Miss Minnie WolI Admission. ,l Ladies
free.
5-1-td
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Watch E. Reinhart g. Co.'S show win
dows and see the new lines OF neckwear
on exhibition. They are showing the
largest assortment of wash neckwear
(received direct from New York by ex-
press) ever shown In this town. SLY
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STAGE LINE SOLD.

John Guthrie has sold his Kennedy
stage line to w. l.. Pearce. Mr.. peaI ce
owns fine ranch and keeps a station
about half way between Winnemucca a.
Kennedy. He Is a wide-awake man Cf
affairs and will make a success of his
new venture. Mr.. Guthrie has run the
line successfully for some time.
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Meeting Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the
Winnemucca Hose Company will be held
at the Hose House Thursday evening.
BY order of the Foreman.
May 2. I'd