The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-01

politicians are wondering just what
vote the socialists will be able to poll
in Nevada this year. Several thou.
sand members of the party are be-
lieved to have come here from Colo
RADIO and elsewhere during the past two
years, and their course will have an
important bearing upon the state
politics. Two years ago the socialist
and union labor vote practically con
trolled the situation in Nye and Esmer-
aida counties.-Enterprise.
Yesterday Jack Engebrecht discov-
cred that some vandal had attempted
to seriously damage the Fourth ward
school by breaking with an axe the
support of the arch over two windows
out of the south sideof the building.
The support is made of wood and had it
not beer that he made the discovery
the two windows would have been bro
ken and very likely a section of the
stone wall would have fallen. Great
damage would have resulted from the
falling of the wall. Mr.. Englebrecht
put in temporary braces until the re-
pairs IAN be made. In the meantime
the officers will make a vigorous effort
to catch the Acknowledgements Enter
prise.
Houlder Hudgins, editor of the News,
left this morning for the east on a visit
which may have important results for
Ely.
In Chicago or New York Mr.. Hudg-
MS plans to purchase equipment for the
News which will make it possible to
transform the paper into a daily on
short notice. Arrangements have al
ready been made for a news service and
these are to become completed at once,
so that by the time the railroad reaches
Fly the News will be leading the pro-
.ession, as it is striving to do now.
After spending a fortnight at his
summer home, "The Manse,' at West
hampton Beach, L. l., Mr.. Hudgins will
return to Ely about the first of August.
1t is more than likely that he will be
accompanied by a party of New York
capitalists.-White Pine News.
A vigilance committee has been form
ed at Fairview and two or three rough
characters have been offered a choice
either to leave I. an ,r stretch a nice
new piece of manila hemp.
Alex Dromiack, a wealthy horseman,
well known in the racing circuits Of
N,vada, is suffering from a severe at
tack of blood poisoning that may cost
him his left arm. A few weeks ago he
scratched his hand and the injury did
DOT heal A few days ago his hanl,
WRIT and arm began to swell and now
it is in ruch a serious condition that
he is confined to his home. The afaic-
tion is highly dangerous.
The Southern Pacific has in~augurated
a new campaign in advertising the west,
aid more pal ticularly the Pacific coast.
The car shops at West Oaklao have
.tist Ice. umpleted along noyh lm.-
two cars for use in carrying cut the new
advertising venture. These cars, which
resemble very closely a baggage coach,
will be devoted entirely to photograph
work
Another reward has been issued for
the arrest of Howard Sharp, better
known as "Doc' Sharp, who killed
Curtis Kendall at Goldfeld a little over
two years ago. The reward is offered
lhy the state through Governor Sparks,
who still hopes that Sharp can be run
'own and convicted. The killing Of
Kendall by Sharp attracted much at
ten ion throughout the state, p~art;,n.
ri in the southern country at tine
tine. Kendall, who was a prominc it
ycnng mining man, peeame involved in
a quarrel with Sharp, who was a pow
-rfully built miner, and was shot to
death. The slayer fed from the country
and in spite of the efforts made to cap
|ture him has since successfully eluded