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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-14

utworzenia staiej mie5sne5 komisH
arbitracyinej. ktoraby rozsadzala
wszelkie miejscowe zatargi pomiedzy
kapitasem praca.
= 80 letni Patrick Corcoran, W
s,uzbie .browarni Northwestern prze.
chodzi, zapalona latarnia W reku
nomiedzy kohmi w stajni ma rogu "a
nlace / Centre avenue. Koh kopnal.
rozbis latarnie, nafta rozbryzgaia sic
DO odziezy Corcorana, palac sic je-
dnoczesnie. MIN stiumiono ma MIN
nsomtenie, stajenny popieki sic tak
mocno. he moze stracie zycie.
A letni Henry Kleiber,. mieszka-
iacv samotnie W starej> ruderze ma ro-
gu s1szt ulicy / Western avenue. 20
sta, znaleziony wczoraj niezywy W
loaku rama cd kuli rewolwerowej W
glowie. Przy MIN lezas revolver, GEES
ciowo nabity. Keiber uchodzii W oko-
Icy "a dziwaka odludka sadza ze
popeinii samob6jstwo.
- Daniel o'Hern, Thomas Hand l
Thomas Burke, trzej rabpsie przyia-
pani W dwadziescia ninut po obrabo.
wantu salonisty Johna Millera, 45Ol
Union avenue W zesziy Wtorek vie.
czorem, zostali wczoraj przekazani So
dowi kryminalnemu przez sedziego
Hennessy. pod kaucya $4,000 kazdy.
Woznica Thomas Cross, S611 Cot
tage Grove ave. skazany "a wywoianie
awantury, a wypuszczony wczoraj ma
wolnosc Bridewell, byi pierwszym
wiezniem uiaskawionym przez mayo
ra Dunno. Uczynif to mayor ma prosbe
aldermana Pringle 3ciej wardy.
= s letni Joseph Bischke. 2O9 Au.
gusta str, kt6ry zesziej niedzieli "a.
padi ma zarazliwe zapalenie mozgu
pacierza (meningtis). ulegi wczoraj
tel fatalnej chorobie.
- Policya poszukuje "a jakims
mezczyzna dwoma kobietami, ktorzy
nawyiudzal znaczne sunny pieniedzy
cd os6b 20 caiem miescie, przedsta.
wiajac sic jak Kolektorzy ma r2ecz
Sierocihca sw. Jozefa, rog 4Otej ulicy
i Belmont avenue. Me4czyzna caodzii
podobno ubrany W szaty ksiedza kato-
lickiego a kobiety oszustki ubrane
byly jako siostry.
Komisarz budowy Williams ma
kiopot z przeprowadzeniem inspekcN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT sic gmach6w do
mostw. Powstat TAXI ruch W budow-
nictwie, ze 20 inspektcn ~po1s
podoiac piracy. Budute sic
budynk6w W Chicago -
= Ma wniosek prokuratora pow
towego, Healy, sedzia Henry Ro
wczoraj odrzucii piec proces6w wytd
czonych skiadom tytoniu pod zarzu
TEN sprzedawania tytoniu ma,oletnin
dla braku prawnych dowodow.
- Grand jury zwiazkowa, rozpatru
jaca oskarzenia Drzeciw trustow
miesnemu postawiia wczoraj stad
oskarzenia czterech najwyzszych u
rzednikow firmy rzezalnianej Schwarz1
child & Sulzberger "a przekadzaniei
opieranie sic marszaikowi zwiazko-
wemu, kiedy tenze starai sic doreczyc
pozwy sadowe swiadkom W sluzbie
tel firmy. Aresztowam ziozyli kaucye |
po $1,000 kazdy.
- 40 letnia Bridget o'Brien. 5Cos
Justine street. ocniosia cieahe polka
leczenia wczoraj 20 poludniu, Nedy
przechodziia narozrik ulic Madison
State. Uderzyia 10 syszel nadjezdza.
jacego wozu, iamiac jej prawe ramie
powoduJac obrazenia wewnetrzne.
- Wczoraj pred lsedzia Kavanagh.
rozpoczaa sic process kryminalny pre-
civ Franciszkowi Gerlowskiemu. Ja
nowi Sedlawskiemu. Johnowi Culver,
Albertowi G6rshemu, Frankowi Law.
renee Gustawowi Kwiecinskiemu,
posadzonych zamordowanie murzy-
ma, Harhessa M. Ewing, podczas
strajku W rzezalniach zesziego grud-
mia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-14

Sci, wprost zmuszaja wszystkich
chlopow do brania udzia1u W pla-
drowaniu szk6l publicznych bu-
dynkow. Pomiedzy mieszkanca-
mi miast ma Kaukazie wznawiaja
sic wrogie uczucia ,pomiedzy Ar
menczykami a Tatarami przy-
chod2i do stare gwaatownych.
Petersburg, "a kwietnia. = U
mari tu admiral Schwartz, kt5ry
w r. 1857 ma poksadzie fregAty
Niagara pomagal przy kladzenir
rierwszego kablu atlantyckieg'
Admiral, ktory byl autorem kilt
dziel ttchnicznych, odwiedzal a.
ke kilkakrotnie.
Wielkie zadowolenie wywoluje
pogioska, ze ksiaze swiatopelk
Mirski znany swych zapatry-
wan ma reprezentacye narodu ~
rzadach, ma powr6cit do zycia
publicznego jake prezydent ''ko-
misyi reskyptow."
Berlin, ID kwietnia. = Trybu-
nal rozjemczy haski ogsosil odez-
we do sumienia wszystkich na-
rodow cywilizowanych, W kt3-
rel opisuje W jaskrawych bar
wach okropnosci wojny M
wschodzie Azyi. Odezwa wzywa
niezalezna prase wszystkich kra'
j6w, azeby wystapiia przeciw
dalszemu przeciaganiu straszli-
wei wojny i wywarla nacisk ma
rzady, by te wystapily posred-
nictwem.
Budepeszt, "a kwietnia. - w
wegierskiej izbie poslow Estvo
postawil pytanie, czyli hr. Tisza
ME kierowal sic pobudkami ni.-
uczciwemi, kiedy pensye byaego
prezydenta izby poslow, Percze-
Ia Bonyhad, podwyzszyl z
$1,000 ma $1,000. Powsta1 wtedy
w izbie halas taxi, ze trzeba by
10 zasuspendowae sesye. Kiedy
znowu sic rozpocze1a, byly pre-
mier Tisza probowai sic tloma-
czyc, ale nnu przerywano okrzy-
kami: "zdrajcas" Ipoday" itp.
Ostatecznie posrod halasow OF
roczono sic, ME zaiatwiwszy
kwestyi.
Paryz; IA kwietnia. = Narady
mad roznymi paragrafami novel;
rzadowej W sprawie oddzielenia
panstwa cd Kosciola, daja po-
wod do wielce ozywionych j
chwilami burzliwych debat w /
zbie poslow. Zwolennicy rzadn
trzymaja sic sprawozdania komi-
tetu i odrzucili duzo poprawek
do pierwszego paragraph. Drugi
paragraf zostal wczoraj przyjety
337 glosami przeciw 233; zazna-
ca on, re rzeczpospolita ami ME
uznaje zadnej religii ami jej ME
udziela zadnego wsparcia.
Zurych, Szwajcarya, "A kwiet-
MIA. = Pomiedzy policya a straJ-
kujacyni mularzami przyszlo IL
do stare takich, ze W koszaracn
trzymano wojsko W pogotowin,
by wystapiio w razie potrzebv.
Po5ozenie staio sic o tyle powA-
znem, re zwoiano specyalna Sc
sye rady zwiazkowej celem nara
dZenla sic mad srodkaml zapro-
wadzenia porzadku.
Frederick, Okla, IA kwietn:a.
- Prezydent Roosevelt zakon-
cyl swe polowanie W Oklahoma;
z IS wilkow ubitych ma polowa-
niu sciagnieto skory i wysy}aia
je do Waszyngtonu, gdzie zosta-
na wyprawione zachowane M
paniatke. Prezydent powrocil ID
Frederick, owacyjnie witanv,
wyjecha, poten 0 godz. Sig ko-
leja St. Louis, and San Francisco,
przybyl do Vernon. Tex. o godz.
f-~1.,;, Forth NORTH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-14

mu wleihenu eksperymentoWi.
"Narod moze dokonat tego,
czego dokonac zechce."
Wielka uroczystosc dernokratow.
Wczoraj po calym kraju OBJ
chodzili demokraci urodziny "a
lozyciela swej partyi, Tomasza
Jeffersona, ktorego hasia do dnia
dzisiejszego stanowia fundamen-
talne jej zasady. Szczegolnie W
Chicago, rocznice tie obchodzono
wczoraj wieczorem W spos6b wy
jatkowy ma bankiet ktory sic
odbyl W Sherman House zapro-
szono najwybitniejsze osobisto-
Sci calego kraju. Przy stole
mowcow zasiadali pomiedzy in
nyrni, mayor Dunno, William
Jennings Bryan, kongresman
Williams z Massachusetts,, ma
yor Johnson z Cleveland, a po-
srod biesiadujacych siedzialy
wszystkie miejscowe znakomito-
Sci demokratyczne. Glownymi
m6wcami byli naturalnie, mayor
Dunno Bryan, poniewaz mo-
wy ich sa niejako wyrazem pre-
konai olbrzymiej wiekszoSci par
tyi demokratycznej podajemy nj
zej kilka ustepow tychze prze-
nowiei.
Mayor Dunno powiedzial mic
dzy innemi:
"W wyborach Listopadowych
prezydent Roosevelt otrzymai W
miescie Chicago, wiekszoSc BIZ,
sko 10000 glosow. Piec mi,-
siecy pozniej demokratyczny kan
dydat ma mayora przechodzi bli-
sko $4,000 wiekszosci. Ia zadzi-
wiajaca zmiana w opinii publicz-
nej W tax brotkim czasie jest pei.
ma donioslosci.
"Prezydent Roosevelt zwycle-
zyl w mieIscie Chicago, bo lud-
nose tego miasta byla przekona-
na, re platforma ma kt6rej stal je-
go przeciwnik by}a pasmem Ii tyl-
ko czczych wyrazeh i poniewaz
byla procz tego przekonana, ze
partya demokratyczna zeszlej je-
sieni ME byla szczera w obronie
zasad gloszonych dla dobra ma
rodu. Przeciwnie zas, spo}eczeil-
stwo tltejsze, ma dniu Ago kwie-
tnia, wierzylo, ze demokratyczna
partya og}osila platforme, maja-
ca istotnie "a eel dobro mleszkan-
cow miasta Chicago.
"Demokracya czynu jest ODE
cnie steru i skoro tylko pozo-
stanie czynna, to pociagnie XII
sobie kraj caiy. Jezeli narodowa
demobratyczna platforma zawie-
rae bedzie jeden ustep rzadowej
w1asnosci kolei 2elaznych, tele-
graf6w kompanii ekspresowych,
a drugi "a zniesieniem taryfy O.
chronnej, to ME mann najmniej-
szej watpliwosci, ze zwyciezy."
Mowiac przyczynach niepo-
wodzeh partyi demokratycznej, i
nadziejach W przyszsosci, Bryan
powiedzial:
"My czlonkowie partyi demo-
kratycznej spogladamy W przy-
sz1osc wieksza otucha dzisiaj
anizeli Cd lat kilku. Zostalismy
pobici w niedawnych kampa-
mach, i zdawac by sic mogio, ze
sprawa nasza upadnie po sronlo'
tnyrn pogroniie zesz}ej jesieni,
lecz przeciwnie, partya demokra-
tyczna nigdy przez Gale ostatnis
osm lat ME byla tax pelna ma
dziei ma przyszlost jak Cd czasu
pogromu Parkera. Partya nasza
jest dzisiaj wiecej zjednoczona
anizeli byla kiedykolwiek Cd TO-
ku 1893, zjednoczona jest ma
radykalnej platformie. Me wszy-
stko zdolamy dokonat odrazu,
bowiem ruch kazdy podlega sto-
pniowemu rozwojowi, ale obro-
cirny partye demokratyczna twa-
RIA do swiatla uczynimy ja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-14

scie. Zadziwii sic wiec sedzia j
swiadkowie prokuratoryi, kiedy
po zlozeniu dowodow why pro-
kurator stanowy Robert Holt O.
swiadczya, re oskarzony ME jest
bynajmniej opuszczonym i bez-
domnym Henrykiem Marshall, a
lie generalem de Jough, wybit-
nym wodzem w wojnie angiel-
sko boerskiej. Opowiedzial je-
go zaszczytna przesz}osc, daw-
niejsze stanowisko jake zajmo-
wal W swe ojczyznie. = Opo-
wiadanie prokuratora wzruszyso
do lez dzielnego niegdys czlowie-
ka pod wplywem wspomnieli
swietnej przeszsosci, przyznas sic,
re wszystko, co MIN powiedziaf
prokurator jest prawda. PrzyznaG
sic, ze przybral nazwisko Mar
shall, by uchronit swych przy-
jaciol i krewnych "a oceanem Cd
wstydu hahby. Przyznai sic TAX
re, ze probationary niepowo-
dzeniem, dopuscii sic oszustwa,
zamienianiem ma gotowke sfai-
szowanych czekow oddal sic ma
laske sadu.
Sedzia Barnes wielkiem "a
jeciem sluchai dziwnej i drama
tycznej historyi przeszfosci
virginia, a potem orzekl, re we
zmie sprawe jego pod rozwage.
Podsadnego odprowadzono do
cell wieziennej.
Straik woznic.
Sytuacya strajkowa pogorszy-
la sic z dniem wczorajszym i o
becnie zanosi sic ma zatarg, ko-
nice skutki ktorego trudno prze-
widzieG. Wszelkie wczorajsze u
silowania ku zgodzie,, tax mayo
ra Dunno, jak roznych wplywo-
wych obywateli spe}ziy ma nj
czem. Mayor Dunno dzisiaj "a
prosil ma konferencye wszystkich
przywodzcow unionistow i spro-
buje czy z ich strony rokowania
pokojowe rozpoczae bedzie mo-
zna. Firmy objete strajkiem O.
swiadczyly re ME cofna sic z "a
jetego stanowiska obecnie sta
raja sic zalozyt kompanie pre-
wozowa, ably sic obyc bez ussl-
gi re strony zorganizowanych
woznic. Wiesc tenn postanowie-
niu wlascicieli SHADOW, natural
ME wywolaia rozjatrzenie posroi
strajkerow, wczorajszy dzieh
byl chyba najburzliwszym do
tychczas. Trzeba bylo 400 poll
cyant6w w samem srodmiescir
ably znosi6 ciagle tworzace sic
blokady jaki TAXI ruch zacho-
wac. B6jki wczorajsze niestety,
byiy krwawe. Rzucanie kamieni
mi i ceglami nabawiia niejednego
ciezkich ran, przytem uciepielf
wiasciciele ma terenie rozruchow
przez potluczenie okien, uszko-
dzenie szyld6w i zaslon. - Mad
chodza wiesci miasta, re i dzl'
siejszy dzien rownie niefortunnie
sic ,zapowiada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26

TWO OLD TIMERS COME TO BLow W D
ExMayor George f. Turrittin and
Commissioner T. X. Hymers of Reno had
an encounter in a saloon in that city
Wednesday and the ex-Mayor dealt the
Commissioner a singing blow In the face
that caused the blood to flow copiously
The fight was over the city's municipa
business. Mr.. Hymers is 20 years of ag
and General Turrittin is o d enough to
know better. When two such prominent
citizens resort to bows to make their
arguments more forcib.e 1t gives the I'm
preston to a rank outsider that Reno s
step from country town to a city is not
conducive to goou manners. The affail
is deeply regretted by the friends of both
Mr.. Turrittin and Mr. Hymers. They
both belong to the same lodge of Ma
sons. Reno is surely getting to be very
rapid town.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26
COMPETITION is THE LIFE OF
TRADE.

The Reno Power. Light and Water Co
has issued a circular to the effect that
afser June LIST electric lights will be fur
nished the people for 25 per cent of wha,
the company used TO charge. This step
is taken in opposition 10 the Washoe
Power and Development Co., a new con-
Germ that has recent y put in bid for
a part of the business. If the people of
Reno want cheap lights to continue fol-
any length of time they viii divide Their
patronage with the new company ana
pay them something near what the ser
vice is worth. regard ess of the action OF
the old company. Unless the people are
b Ind to their own interest they will take
no stock in the Old companys cut
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26
MINING LAWS AMENDED
Only Ninety Days for Completing
Work on a Location

Now that much prospecting is being
done in Humbo DIT and many locations are
being made it may be interesting to many
to know that the Jaw has been amended.
The mining cain locators who have con-
su ted the compiled laws of 1901, which
reads. Before The expiration of 12O uays
from the posting of notices of location
the locator must sink discovery snaft,
run a cut or tunnel to intersect the
ledge at a depth of ten feet from the
lowest part of the rim of such shaft,
tunnel or cut, may be interested to
know that that section Of the law was
amended in 1901 and now reads as fol-
ows: Sec. 2. Before the expiration OF
~ days fiom the posting of such notice
upon the CAIN the locator must sink
discovery shaft upon the cam located
10 the depth of at least ten feet from the
lowest part of the rim of such shalt at
the surface, or deeper if necessary to
show by such work a lode deposit of
mineral in ace. A cut or crosscut, or
tunnel, which cuts the ode at a uep.h
OF ten feet, or an open cut aoDg the
ledge or lode equivalent in size to shaft
four feet by six feet by ten deep, is
equivalent to discovery shaft
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26
MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention of You and
Your Friends

Martin Eschave of Willow Creek has
left Winnemucca for home.
Mrs. Mcconnell left this morning for
~her home at McDermtt.
NJ. Scheubner and wife have left for
DEMO after spending several days in Win
nemucca.
e. Reinhart left New York Tuesday
night for Winnemucca and is expected
to arrive here tomorrow morning.
Don't fail TO hear the New Coons'
sing THE Sand Man. Whist.ing
Rufus" Just cudd in my arms and go
TO sseep" and other plantation melodies,
tonight at Armory hall, at s o'clock.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26
CANADA NOT WITH US.

1t was the general impression that Can
ada was only awaiting an invitation to
become part of the United States, but
when the question was presented to 800
Of their prominent peope. not one favor
ed the plan. This caused great surprise
and considerable comment. Another
event that has aso caused considerable
comment is the wonderful cures being
made every day by the famous Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. Doctors and
druggists everywhere have been interest
ed and surprised at its marvellous power,
which often effected a cure when other
remedies had failed. If your stomach is
weak and you suffer from poor appetite,
, heartburn. indigestion. dyspepsia, costive-
Ehess, cramps, headache biliousness, fe-
male complaints. backache or malaria,
fever and ague, the Bitters will cure you.
Try bottle today. 1t will please you.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26

A drive of thirteen or fifteen miles
north took US to the ranch OF r. J. An
derson. We came up Quin river, which
is as dry as powder should be. The
Anderson ranches, three in number, Two
IN Quin River valley and one at Goi-
conda. comprise 5000 acres of meadow.
river ranches are watered, when watered
at ALL from Quin river, and the Golconda
ranch gets a drink from the Humboli,.
Ordinarily Mr.. Anderson puts up from
i.50O to 1000 tons OF hay. but this year
he will hardy run out a mower. He
has another ranch in the foot hills On
been recently seeded to alfalfa, but 1t did
not produce over go tons last year and
this year he will cut even less on ais
upper ranch. His upper ranch is
watered by Flat creek. He has sod a /
his horses on his Quin river range, about
800 in number. and they will start fos
"
row. He intends to go out of the horse
raising business and devote all of $
Quin river range to cate, of which he
runs several thousand head. He runs
sheep on his Oregon range, however. and
is an important .actor in the sheep am
wool business in that State. but c.ose
ha Mr.
son is one of the prosperous men in
Humbo DIT county and has money to loan
20 the county. for he bought the Love-
ock town bonds recently so.d-s12 900
worth.
Four miles further on we came to the
pace of Hon. Charles Mcconnell, one of
he best al-around men in the county
Mr.. Mcconnell owns nearly $1,000 acres
of meadow and mountain range-SO0 of
which is meadow. He puts up 1000 ton.
II hay, but this year he will not cut near
y so much, owing to the scarcity of wa
Ter. He has disposed of his sheep and is
now handling cattle exc.usively. He runs
big bunch and turns off upwards
of 200 beef cattle every fall. His ranch
IS one of the favored spots in Quin River
valley. Re and his two sons do the prin,
cipal work on the farm and range. Mr..
Mcconnell has private telephone lin
running from his ranch to McDermitt
The sound is transmitted through the
agraov of ho rhad xuira fauca
JERRY HEARN
owns place comprising 5000 acres. $500
Of which are under fence. The place pro
duces 1000 tons of hay. The house is sur
rounded by poplar shade trees. Besides
running from 1900 to 1000 cattle he han
dies quite bunch of horses. He is well
wou wish to visit. Mrs. Hearn is a
most charming woman to meet and is
very interesting to talk to. Mr.. Hearn
has another ranch four miles from the
home place. In about the center of Quin
River valley. The buildings on his ''low-
err pace are quite modern. His home
tunate than his neighbors, for hfs home
place is so near the head waters of Quin
river that he has fair supply for irri-
eating. Mr.. Hearn has lived in the val
ley for nearly a generation and Mrs.
Hearn has lived here for twenty years.
THE W. J, McCOLLEY ESTATE
has a place near Mr.. Hearns. compris-
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
FOR SALE.
Furniture for sale. Apply Mrs. c. -.
Anderson, Malarky St. 5-23-26
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26
roNIGHrs ENTERTAINMENT.

ToNIGHTs ENTERTAINMENT.
Ev1ry one is cordial invited to atteno
the entertainment at Armory hal to-
night. Come out and enjoy yourself. foi
there is a good time for everybody. Gen.
erai admission % cents.
After the musical program delicious re-
freshments will be served at small ad-
ditiona charge.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26

Henry Abel are the principal stockkho.d-
Henry H. Courtney of Ca ifornia and
ers, have a fine ranch near McDermitt.
on Quin river. comprising 5000 acres, half
of which is in Oregon. The company
puts up, in good year, $500 tons of hay.
The company runs sheep, horses and
cattle in both States. A. Evans showed
me a bunch of SO brood mares and The
greater part of them have fine cots by
their sides, of fine stock of the Eng
ish Cory strain Of horses on the sires
side and Percheron on the dams. The
McDermitt ranch of the company is un-
der the direct superntendency of A.
Evans. His company has a fine property
and it's bunch of horses "are out of
sight, 1t would do an admirer of fine
horses good to take a look at a corral
full of the companys mares and colts.
The company runs 10000 sheep and 5000
or 5000 catt.e and 750 horses, a part of
off five or six cars of horses every year.
Mr.. Evans thinks he will put UP abous
hal a crop of hay this fall and the 1000
tons of last years crop left over will
carry them through the winter. The
company ewns three ranches in Hum
DO DIT county-the McDermitt ranch, the
Little Humbo DIT, but of the two lat er
will tell about when I get arounu to
them.
w. H. MINOR
owns a ranch on Washburne creek, eight
mi es west of McDermtt. 1t comprises
90 acres, 40 of which are in q IA ia anu
River valley; the balance is mountain
liable pasture land. Mr.. Minor has
young and thrifty orchard of 200 trees.
He also has fine garden. where big, fat
luscious strawberries grow. and other
garden truck. He gets his water from
Washburn creek. small mount IN
sream. Ordinarily enough water runs
down to furnish ali he can use. but this
year 1t is very low. Mr.. Minor hand es
about 100 head Of cattle and few horses.
T. F. MINOR,
son of w. H. Minor, has i20 acres of
State contract land, from which he is
making a home in Jordan meadows on
the east side of the Quin River range of
mountains.
G. HERTADO
has a ranch in the center of Quin River
valley, consisting Of l60 acres of meadow
and pasture land. He puts up some hay
and runs a few catt.e.
J. d. MINOR
has 800 acres on Quin river near McDer-
mitt, i60 of which are in meadow and the
balance is pasture. Usually he puts up
200 tons Of hay. but this year he will not
cut over so tons. He runs a few head
of horses and about 100 head of cattle.
]. B. CRANDALL
is on Quin river. near McDermitt and
owns homestead of 16e acres. a portion
of which is meadow and the ba ance
pasture. He is an old bach and han
d es q little stock.
/. b. ENGLISH
has 160 acres of meadow near McDer-
mitt. and puts up quite crop of hay and
runs a little stock. At the present time
he is hauling wool from the shearing
pens around McDermitt to Winnemucca
with an eight-horse team. A. c. b.
McDermitt. Wednesday. May nth.
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Those Fine Silk Suits at e. Reinhart &
Co.'S have been reduced-s25 Suits now
$3.50; $40 Suits now $14.so. 5-22-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-05-26
SPARKS CITY ATTORNEY

E. l.. Williams, formerly City Attor-
ney of Reno and at one time District At
torney of Humbo DIT county, has been
appointed City Attorney of Sparks. The
year.