The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-03-18
MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention of You and
Your Friends


M. A. Rickard of Rye Patch is stop
ping at the Winnemucca.
c. l.. Hewett is down from McDermit
and stopping at the Winnemucca.
James Ruddell and wife of Golconda
are registered at the winnemucca.
Miss Edna Giroux has gone to Oakland
on visit of some weeks.
Mrs. James Linn and child are down
from MDcermit for day or two.
Albert Lay and wife are down from
jackson mountain and are registered at
the Winnemucca.
Miss Lucia Robins was a passenger Tor
Pacific Grove last evening, where she will
spend the summer.
/ C. d. Duncan left this morning for
New Central. where he has accepted a
position in the Golden Eagle mill.
John Erranouspe, a transient sheep
man, who will shear his focks at Col
conda, paid his taxes today to Assessor
Guthrie.
]. r. Moseley, travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific, with head
quarters at Salt Lake, is in Winnemucca
today
Operator f. A Stinson of the South
ern Pacific has gone for visit to Sparks.
During his absence the key will be man
ipulated by S. T Edwards.
| r. r. Evans has returned from a visi .
| to the Little Humboldt. He reports the
outlook good in that section and says
| that all that is needed is a good soak
| ing rain.
II. A Gilbert is expected home from
GoIdreed this evening He win stay III
| Winnemucca for a few days before re
turning to the new camp. He is mucip
pleased with his prospects.
f. w Noble of the Glover Valley Cat
and stopped off in Winnemucca today.
Mr. Noble is still on crutches and wiz
be for some weeks yet.
Mr.. Smith, the man who is engaged in
banking at Lovelock, is in Wnnemucca
today. He has already started ms banA
and is located in McIntoshs store pend
| ing the building of his bank.
Mrs j. S. Diamond has returned from
San Francisco, where she has been with
her sick husband who was injured in the
railroad yard in Winnemucca in Janu-
ary She reports Mr.. Diamond as get
ting along slowly. but he is better now
than he has been She will remain here
unless her husband should become worse
| John Strang, a Boston wool buyer, is
in this section looking after this season s
wool clip. He is offering 151k cents per
pound for wool. but finds that many wool
producers have already contracted their
John Lameraux is down from Kane
| Springs and is stopping at the Winnie
mucca. He is after supplies for his sec
! tion.
Johnny Hill, late of the Arlington ho-
tel, Carson, came in last evening to visi'
his old friends in Winnemucca. He will
return this evening to the western part
of the State. Mr.. Hin is one of the OLD
est residents in Humboldt and at, one
| ti,oa li..a5 Trpfon,,;IIa He vyaS shot
gun messenger on the Winnemucca and
Boise, Idaho stage line in the early '7Os.
He met many old friends who gave him
hearty welcome.
| d. ]. Hadley, one of the oldest OF Hum
boldts pioneers, is in town. Mr.. Had
! ley came to the old town of Unionville
in 1862 and has lived there ever since.
He was in the old town when she was
an infant, saw her grow to girlhood ano
was at the celebration of her majority"
when she was the county seat of Hum
boldt He saw her die" saw her ''re
mains" moved and buried" in Winne-
mucca and now hopes to live until she
is born again and becomes town OF
great importance, Mr.. Hadley paid the
Silver State office a pleasant call this
afternoon and has promised another He
is in winnemucca being treated for a
bad eye. Mr.. Hadley was in the con-
vention that gave Humboldt county her
name and was Instrumental in establish
ipo tho countv's boundary