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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

Golconda, New, February ). 1906.
Editor Silver State:
Charles Meyer and Tom Maj,rs have
had two mining experts from Reno out
inspecting their claims south of Golconda.
Captain Girard. q retired army sur
geon, and Mr.. Reynolds and son of Oak
land, have been visiting with Fred Noble
at his Clover Valley ranch. Mr. Rey-
noIds bought from Mr.. Noble and shipped
from Iron Point seven cars of fine beer
cattle for the Oakland Meat Company.
Harry Larsen and wife of the Adelaide
mine have been visiting with friends In
Goiconda the past week.
L. Dutestre sold ca: oa1 of fat lambs
L. G. " Carly of Wiauaniucea.
Mr.. Shallenberger and Mr.. Du e-'rs
each are unloading a carload of coal, 30
all danger of coal fami ne IN this town is
past for the present.
James Mcvey, Constable, recently had
is going to San Francisco with C. n.
shaIlenberger in the hope of finding treat
ment that will afford him relief. Hic
many friends in Humboldt county hope
he will succeed.
Louis Dutertre, thu popular proprietoi
ftheGolconda Hot Springs House, was
a passenger to Winnemucca on NO
Sunday. returning on No. 8 Monday.
Henry Smleser who has ust finished
sinking a shaft for the Iowa Chief Msn-
Ing Company at Good Hope, is In town.
S. E. Rob rts drove up from Winnie
mucca Friday.
Louis Buckley. Southern Faciic pump
err at valmy, is / ntown today
]. A. Langwith returned today from
Winnemucca, after spending several daNs
on legal business.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
Mrs. Brearley
Desires Div0rce
A Young Woman Of
Reno is Named as
Correspondent

Mre Angeline Brearley has entered
proceedings for divorce against Joseph
formerly of Lovelock. Reno Goldfield
and other State points. MrBrearly 10
we'll known all through Nevada.
Mrs Brearly charges him with infidelity.
correspondent.
Mrs. Brearly states in her petition that
they were married on Auust the IA. 1850.
at Lander Wyoming. She says that they
have one son Douglas. aged Is years Sne
asks for reasonable alimony.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

II you want to buy dry goods or fur
nishlng goods cheaper than they have
ever been offered In Winnemucca before
watch Il. Rsinhart & co.'s edvs't Sc
ments. 2-6-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
Coal for Everybody

G. w. Carly received today carload
of Castle Gate coal for his new yard, and
will receive adother on Saturday. he
can supply coal to everyone now. 2-7-3t
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
ENTERTAINMENT

At the Nj. E. Church at Paradise Feb
ruary 9Th, there will be singing and pam
tomimic plays. The players willmarch in
and begin at 7:3O p. m. sharp. Admission
25c and 10c. Refreshments will also be
served
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

Between the court house and DR.. Sam
uels' residence. Saturday night hair
comb with plain gold band. Finder will
please return to DR.. Samuels' Office
2-5-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
AWARDED MAIL CONTRACT

G. K. Haviland has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail between
Winnemucca and Paradise for the next
four years. beginning July /. Mr.. Havi-
land has had the contract for the past
eight yearA ial4ll
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

Cost will cut no figure in the selling
prices made at e. Reinhart x Co.'S 1or
the next thirty days. Witch their aaver-
tisement and pick up some Of those bar
gains. 1o-iW
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

DIR. H. b. MCDONALD DENTIST.
Il at the Thomas Shone residence for
the next 80 days. Hours from $50 a IN.
to 4:s0 p. M. excepting Sundays.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

Owing to the increase Of trade. Hess
Delhi city Bak ~ 1c-2D8
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
GUILD MEETING.

The Episcopal Guild will meet at the
residence of Mrs. w. l.. Samuels Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. 2-5-2t
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
THE GLASGOW & WESTERN ExPLo

THE GI1AOGOW WESlEnN H2ATLO-
RATION COMPANY. LID.
Statement o receipes and disbursements.
from 1st of Novempe~, 1904, to 3;st of Oc-
toDer, 1905, being the financial year Of this
company:
RECE PTS
Cash on hand 1st November Lon .s2.a17 VI
Receipts from Glasgow Office. .23.S1; 81
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

Mrs. Justwed-Fred. dear, all last
night you were crying in your sleep,
"Give me highball, give me high
ballr'
Mr.. Jrstwed-Guess l vas dreaming
] was-er-er-playing baseball.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07
LAUGHS FROM THE LINOTYPE
YOU WILL GET THERE

It's n good thing to say
That you're going to stay
In the game
Just the same
Though your luck's on the bum:
Even though II appears
You are much In arrears
In good time
You may climb
II you do not succumb
Just put up good front
AS you do your best stunt
You perchanco
May advance:
At the worst. you won't lose
BY good natured face
As you hustle for place,
For smile
Is worth while,
And II chases the blues
But of course it's no cinch,
And you'll And In pinch
That its hard
To regard
Old Dame Fortune your friend.
But with plenty OF pluck
You may juggle your luck,
Make II spin
Thu you win
And get there in the end
Doing Things by Halves.
Nv! ! Z, Z,
zEl2; = !,
@ g EN,.',-
I'm half dead with this cold"
"That's why I'm wearing half mourn
ing."-New York Evening journal
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

RECE PTS.
Cash on hand 1st November, l'04. .s2.217 VI
Receipts from Glasyo Office. -. 1881; 81
$25,bs4 ss
DISBURSEMENTS.
Golconda & Ad .laide RIA. way.
operating OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3,sS7 II
Indian Claim Development s24 80
Montreal Mine Development ..... 2.4lO ~
Copper Basin Development ....... 2,0cS 90
Copper Canyon Development 49,. 2.l6l 70
General expenses and prospecting l3. ys9 %
Cash on hand and in bank 1st
November, 1905 .................-... l.Sv so
325.6si 53
State of Utah. Salt Lake County. Salt
Lake City.
L, d. Macpherson Boyd. certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct statement
or The last fiscal years business of the
Glasgow & Western Exploration c., Ltd.
a foreign corporation, dong business In
company In my lawful custody.
d. MACPHERSON 30 70.
Secretary.
Dated January 31st, 1906
THE ADELAIDE STAR MINES, LTD.
Statement Of receipts and disburse-
ments from 1st November. 1901 to s)st
October, 1906, being tine financial year
of this company:
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from Glasgow office .....SsS.3So "
Receipts from other sources. ..... 1888 II
s3s.G30 "
DISBURSEMENTS.
Adelaide Mine Development and
maintenance OF works .......... $s0,5SA %
Star Mine Development and
maintenance Of works. s2.o6o 81
General expenses. insurance. etc.. 6.S77 "A
$s9,5SO W
State of Utah. Salt Lake County. Salt
Lake City.
l, ID. Macpherson Boyd. certify that the
foregoing IL !, truo and RI" statement
of the last fscal yea- bussa'ss of The
Adelaide Star Mines, Ltd, : .orn'gn cor
poration, doing business In Nevada, as
shown by the books of the company In
my lawful custody.
d. MACPHERSON BOYD,
Secretary.
Dated January 3lst, 1906
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-07

Mrs. H. G. Cameron. dressmaking. Back
of Wells-Fargo's office. 2-7-1w
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17

DIT Bitch. who succeeds % the man
arement IF the Commercial Bank. is
one az the most popular men in our
county. iduiized iu hi~ own Communi-
ty nu3 rs gentlemen "f splendid
business Car4City. He Is also surgeon
and physician 90 the state prison hos
pital iu pgata. 10 is beiir-e1 that un
der pr- EHich's management the Com
merCiai Rank viii r"niiuUe Co steadily
enlarge its bUSiUtS -Ctsll Banner.
Ry reference Co. the splendid report
~ ;he bank the above prediction has
been verified. and today the CONNER
cial Rank In advancement is not SUR
passed 10y any
The doctor is now "a member ~ the
National Prison Congress and for four
years has been president 81 the Sur
lceons aud Physicians Association II
the congress.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
Undertaksr and Farrisare Dealer

Undertakes and Furniture Dealer
Mr.. Roberts vas born a. Martens
vile III. June 4. ISL He iived there
Gntfi he was sixteen years ~ age at
tending school and doing al kinds 81
chores on the farm. Tor he belongs 70
the army ~ boys who have made
their way into the towns and cities.
hewing oar a way for themselves.
Mr. Roberts came t. Ocaia IN 1855
and secured a position as salesman In
the furniture store ~ E. Mccall 4, Co.
and later with g. n Lord IN the same
business He Joined forces with z L
RooI & 90. later on. and then went
wIth r. r Bugbee AZ Co. when that
firm bought out the Root Co He re-
manned with Pittman & Mcintyre when
they bought out Buglee < Co. and
later on accepted a position with Nc
liver & MacKay. where he remained for
I'VE years. resignine his position TO
take an interest as the junior partner
in the Ocala Furniture COMPANY
Ever since "Vernle~ Roberts came
% the Brick city ne has maintained a
reputation for sobTiety. assidious ap-
plica-ion Ga his business ana courteous
treatment 20 all. which has made him
"a host ~ friends and one ~ the most
popular statesmen on the county For
a number q years be was a promi-
nent ueInber-c.f~1sa Ocala Eifies. our
crack military comn4 n. and IN Tine
became ITS captain. rs-g ing because
n The demands made ui0a hiFH ~ his
business. which combines that ~ fuF-
niture. house Furnishings. undertaking
and embalining. IL which department
Mr. Roberts IS the active head
Mr.. Roberts was married Oct stn-
isss TO Miss Hattie carter. u Live
Oak. and one daughter. q SIX years.
and son Of a few days bless the
union Sir. Roberts Is one o. the MS
Ing young business men Of the city
and has a splendid future before HIN.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17

SIX children. clifford l. Mary. Re-
5ec-a- Robert l.. Leslie. and Edward
PatiIIo.
A. farrefgl writer and as a keen.
analytical reasoner and logical pIeader
at the ta- h. stands az the head Of
sis profession
There is no person I'm the county
pr city hat took e deeper interest in
ne new courthouse than AIr. Ander-
ern. when the bond issue failed he
Immediately set Co work knowing the
disposition ~ the people Tor that much
deserved and needy county improve
1senf f1r fhe safe keeping II the c0un-
~ records and hy has persistent and
Gntiriag work started the new move
mrnf ana brought 30 q" successful
Issue. and those who saw the good
work ta had accsmi lj~be5. honoTel
him with the Chairm1rshjr of the citi-
Zens' committee. watch i0 connection
With the Board of County Comnis-
sieners. selected the plans and let the
contract and there was not point Of
'aw involved IN these transactions
that ne WAS not consulted on and his
advice Needed. And whatever pride
Ue indulge in on this happy and aus
r.ciuus occasion. we nave ruch 20 be
thankful for 10 Mr. r l. Anderson.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
Judge Of the fifth J06leiaI ci-sui,

Judge Of the Fifth Judicial Circuit
j. native ~ Marion. son ~ the
late General rsyoeIt bullock. dis
linguistic iH peace and Har. and one
~ the foremost men rra. have ever
Claimed citizenship Boz the county The
years ~ the Judge date from MAJ 10
1855
His education was received iu the
schools ~ the city ire -.a-t Florida
Seminary. then "a part g D-aia-s ed
UcatiUnaI assets. Private -eadiuz and
- course 40 the law -chn.l u the Uni
Iersity uf Virginia prepared him for
the bar. he did MOI Immediately take
@ law. but turned bis hand at the
meat business which Dee conducted
with the same fditnfuln-ss ans
fhUr0uEhups- that has characterized
his legal and Judicial career The
joys II single blesselu--- were lost iu
tie happiness that became has when
cupid sent his unerTinu dart through
the judges heart and ha jed Iiss
Alice Rpdiick 90 Hymeu's altar which
WAS in ISIS. He prena -ed himself fog
the bar after his marriage lie was
admitted in 1ssa.
He formed two iaw partnerships.
the first with The late Cautain = "
Mcconnell and later with Hon. r A.
Burf0Td. the eminent corporation law
yer TIE latter partnership ceased
when b. became judge 90 the Grim
iral court Of Marion county. which
position he held with distinction until
tire legislature abolished the same.
when he again resumed his private
Practice. BE also became the tIty's
legal adviser and later SIS mayor fer
two terms and in 1901 be became a
district judge. being appointed CD that
position by Gov. ". = Jennings to hH
Judge William Rockers uHexpired
term. Judge Hooker being elected to
D. siiiYn on the supreme bench. ~
1905 Judge Bullock was further hon
orei by reelection. having been
chosen for six wears.
Judge Bullock owns one II the most
attractive homes on RI. King avenue
and is The fortunate posseszor OF We
kiNa Springs In Orange county. re-
uoUned TOT SIS wonderfully curative
waters and most lovely and bewitch-
ing scenery. which De has recently i'm
Traved o. a cosy and inviting hotel
re is also the owner 81 the Ocala
it's. which be has recently greatly i'm
proved
The judge Is a broaf-minded. fair
minded man. whose fine qualities 81
citizenship and cheerful disposition
has endeared himself to the people q
PTS native town and all Who have the
pleasure - his Acquaintance. He has
made an admirable judEe ana wears
the ermine worthily.
He has q very interesting family
daughters and sons. "a lovely woman
fora wife and taking him as we find
Kim. be b. "a very fortunate wau iB his
relations with every walk II life. "a
church member in good standing: has
been faithful sunday school worker
End superintendent, believes in an the
clements 81 spiritual and social pro-
gress. refined. courtly. genial and "a
ran Ocala Is proud or
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
EDWARD L. wAaTmANN.
Merchant. Orange Grower and Lssis-
lztor.

For thirty years SIR Wartnann has
been a resident Of C-tra- Hs came
there when orange growing was in It's
infancy He has seen the f3--st fell
ed and orange groves take its place.
He has seen. the citrus town u Ma
TiOn become as a shipping U0iHt for
oranges the most important In the
state. and In night seen its dissolu-
tion. by the great freeze u 1885. and
himself one % the heaviest sufferers.
but has lived 90 see Cicra's nast glory
a. an orange growing section restored
win exceeding bright prospects in
store for il iu the future
The subject # these lines opened his
eyes to the shaded crests Of the Blue
Ridge Of Virginia October 9Th. 1855.
IN the fertile and historic Shenandoah
valley Of Virginia since made famous
by the proweSs of General "St0newaIr
Jackson. He landed in Citra in 1875.
short in this worlds goods. but
long in viii power 90 hew his way
10 an honorable success and an honest
competency. Conditions yielded TO
his keen business judgment. and he
started in making groves and meF-
neighbOrs and friends saw in hinl a
high order Of executive ability and
made him one Of the town councilmen
and mayor. To his credit was the
first hard road built in Marion county.
and Citra enjoyed IL He rs then
made county commissioner AID his In
telligence and ability aftested his use
fuiness and these same strong char
scteTistiCs sent him to the State Leg
isIature and returned him. lie was a
strong supporter Of the PHckuan eiu-
cational bill and its wisdom Is al
ready APPARENT Mr. Wartmann is an
interchangeable worker and there is al
ways a method in his work that brings
results.
Mr.. Wartmann has a legacy in the
memory Of his father. who for %
years was a useful ans an honOred
citizen Of Marion. and for a number
If years its ideal tax collector
Mr.. Wartmann was happily married
10 a Miss Eurleson from near Citra.
quarter Of a century ago, and that
happy event is kept fresh in memory.
by the presence Of two grown children.
a manly son. his fathers assistant in
his business. and a charming dsugh-
ter. a late graduate Of Brenau College.
Gainesville. Ca. and now in Europe.
perfecting her musical education. in
which she shows decided talent
With the splendid record Mr- Wart-
mann has made IN mercantile pursuits
with his clear and correct grasp II
legislative matters. in the prime Of
life, further honors are nos improbable.
But with aII-of these aliurments there
* no place % him ike his generous.
h0spi1able home. where his friends
are ever welcome. and IN the respect
ne has won from his roouie. by ar
honorable and upright iifc sHe il de-
voted u his church. TIC Methodist
South and the public sclools. %
% hich he * champion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
ROBERT l. ANDERSON
A Brilliant Attorney and Chairman o.
the Citizens Committee on Build
IN New Courthouse.

BE wa1 born at Mayneid. NY Zee
-. ISIS. He is son ~ Lucian An
H.rsnu vha was born az Mayfeld.
i- 1924 AND died there in 1Sg>. His
mother uas Miss Lnc1ritge. ~ Graves
county kt who died at Mayhe'd In
1880 The raternaI efandfatheT was
John Anderson. one ut the foremost
men Of the state and the founder OF
Graves county Robert T. Anderson
received hi- early training in The COM
urnu schools ~ MayGeid and in 1873
entered Wabash college az Crawfords-
Vile Ina. where be graduated i'm 1879
with hfeh honars. He returned home
far short ,im-. b8t afterwards lo-
.ated az Pad1cah and was appointed
6rruty collector ct United States in
trrual revenue Tor thar district Mr
Anderson studied law uudar his father
and sas admitted to the bar 300 ISL
He nractice5 law for while but re-
r-ovaI % Florida. ana I'M the fan ~
1881 was engaged as land Inspector
Tor the uis-tou company. Ira lsNl he
became principal 81 the oraa hiEh
school ana retained fhi~ position until
the fan ~ 1883 when he resumed hs
1.v. practice. Bra addition to hiS pro-
feS~ianal Iabars- he has been pres
iacut of the City council - ecala.
mayor ~ the city. and iu is>> chair
man of the democratic congressional
executive committee for the SECOND
district If Florida. Meantime. be has
steadily risen in his profession until
De ranks as one uf the leading law
yors Of the State. In 1881 he was
married to MARY. daughter of Col =
r smith. prominent planter ami
merchant Uf Nsvfeld and they have
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17

himself to the reading Of law. He prov
- To- ne diIIigent student and Nas
admitted % the bar in 1898 Since
then he has been engaged IN the prac-
tice 1t his profession. aud is one Of
the popular young members 81 the
bar In 1894 he made Ire race for
the Legislature In competition with
four others and led The ticket His
legislative record was a brilliant one.
combining as he did splendid oratory
with constructive mind and always
held the attention 81 the house when
he spoke 80 pleased vas his con-
siIgueutS with his services that he was
urged o. stand FOR a reelection in the
late primary bat he declined
Those who know him best predict a
successful future. as he has The ele-
ments Of character that make a good
law and business man. Socially he is
a favorite as he is prominent pro-
sionally.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17

committee OF the international Sunday
school Association. IN which capacity
he has served for Is years. Still holding
The Office
lie was appointed BY Governor Nit
eheH a member Of the state board q
pharmacy. and was president u the
board for = years
President Mckinley hon0red Mr.
Groves by appointing him postmaster
Il Ocala- He served with great ac-
ceptaECe for years and during that
time introduced many improvements.
which facilitated the business OF the
office The business Of the Office in
creased during Ar Groves term 10
such an extent that his salsry and that
of ali of his clerks Was increased. and
through Mr- Groves untiring Efforts
IL became a free delivery Office. the
first interior town that ever had that
honor in Florida
Mr.. Groves is a believer en- associa-
tional work. and hence attends more
national gatherings OF persons engag-
Ell IN work in which he Is interested
than any man in Ocala- He Is allied
with the American Pharmaceutical
Association and attends its meetings.
as he does those Of the National As
sociation of Retail Druggists He is
a member Of the Alumni Association.
% the Northwestern University Of H.
incis Mr. Groves is one Of the pillars
Of the Christian church OF Ocala. and
can always befOund IN his pew on
days 81 service. and never misses
meeting his class in Sunday school.
Il which he has been the faithful sup
erintendent for years
Mr.. Groves Is happily married. has
one son. Henry. and loves 10 spend his
leisure hours AT home with his family
and books
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
Postmaster. Druggist and Active
Sunday Seho9l Worker

3Ir. Groves was born in Illinois some
forty years ago. ne learned the
pharmaceutical profession in the city
If Chicago, and came % 0cala in fsss.
taking a position iH the ANTI Monopoly
Drugstore as a prescription clerk Two
years later he purchased he business
and ever since has been the stores
senior owner.
Mr. Groves has always -aken an ac-
tive interest In church an dSunday
school work BY his activity and use
fulness IN these bodies ne became the
member from Florida ~ the executive
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
Representative in the LEGISLATURE for
Marion County.

The subject Of this sketch was born
In the northwestern Uart of Marion
county July 18TH. 1873 he is a
younger son e James =. Ssstrunk- Mr.
Sistrunk received his early schooling
in Levy county. In 1898 he took a
business course at the Jasper Normal
College then returned hema and in
1894 took a literary course in the
White Springs Normal school In
1885 he Comuleted his education at
Emory College oxford. Ca Return
ing home, his first business engage
ment was at Tamua. Fla where he
was engaged FOR a year. In 1897 he
settled al 0Cala entered the office
Of Judge W. :. Bullock and applied
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-17
Manager % the Commercial Bank Of
Oeala and Surgeon Of the State
Prison Hospital

DIT : II Bitch was born in the
western section of this county. His
father and mother both iied when ne
was FIVE years II age He then lived
with his eldest brother. r. W. Bitch.
on whose farm he grew almost To
manhood.
In his early life the educational IA
cilities were poor. he having received
only a few months training in a COM
mon log schoolhouse. BY in3omitable
energy and close application he arose
superior 20 his surroundings and fitted
himself for college. He entered the
Louisville Medical College On 1875. At
the expiration Of three sessions he
graduated with the highest honors 81
"a class Of graduates Numbering IS.
fh.f ahy receiving a gold medal. II
WAS o. har4-fought battle. hut the boy
irom Florida won Tie then returned
fn has old home and began theiprac-
tile of medicine Ia IS>h he moved
to Blitcatau. his present home. and
married Miss UuIHe Davis in 1855.
Legie. a. girl and two fine bows. Lam
dis sud LOOMS. constitute his family.
In ISIS %. was elected o. state legis-
laror and after attending three ses-
~ion~ iu the house OF reureseuJatives,
WAS elected IN 1893 a state senator. at
tending two sessions OF that body and
then retired from the political field
Fur number ~ wears no has been a
member IF Tire board ~ medical ex-
4min-f~ Tor the state. Al BlitChtOn h.
is citizen. merchant farmer and
1tr-k r-ff~..r