The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-16
NEVADA NEWS
IN PITHY
FORM.

- &CobtE ohhSf~Ab c1 & DaH-
zled to know whether Berieau, the man
who killed Sheriff Logan, is really men
tally balanced. or is merely acting the
part as a preface to entering a plea of
insanity at the trial. For Sc yesal Gays
past he has evinced symptoms of a de-
ranged mind. He has refused food I'M
til this morning. and the jai authorities
say the man is terribly worn.
Manhattan.-One OF the most import
ant transactions that has occurred In
mining circles during the past week was
the completion of the sale of the Man
hattan-Mizpah group of mines. The act
ual consideration was the payment Of
10000 in cash.
Tonopah.-The secondhand store of o
S. Avery in Main street was entered
mated at $1,000 was taken from the safe.
No clue as to the identity of the robber
has as yet been obtained by the police.
Observation-Disclosures on the new rail-
road between wadsworth and Ding
house will begin within the next few
days. or perhaps sooner. if labor can Re
secured 10 carry on the work.
Reno.-A mining deal, which is said to
involve about s25o,0 o has been consum-
mated when Wilson and Norton sold to
John Harnan the Cyclone group Of
claims in the Fairview district.
Apaehe.-The new camp at Cooney
Springs has been named Alamo. and the
rush into the district still continues
sparks-At an early hour Friday morn
ing robbers entered the postofice at
Sparks and after tapping the cash reg
lister tried TO blow the safe open with
nitro-glycerine. They did not under
stand how to go at IT. however. and
failed to open the steel box. The Sars
lars only obtained a few dollars out Of
the cash register. The police nave no
clue to the robbers.
Reno.-Because his wife was accu u ON
ed TO chastise him with a strap. beat
and otherwise bruise him. A. f.. Louvet
has brought suit for divorce against
Ella NJ. Louyet. They were married at
Modesto in 1882. and have two minor
children.
Manhattan.-Three thousand feet from
the original discovery on Round noun
tain, an exceedingly rich strike has been
made. Many people are leaving for the
$50. making the value $32 900 to the ton.
Never before in the history of this camp
has such excitement existed.
Observation-Disclosures received from the
Pritchett and Dahl property in the
Whitehorse district. northeast of Wads-
worth, state that a force of three men
is now engaged in sacking ore on the
claims.
Bulifrog.-Advices from Salt Lake say
II is positively known that orders have
been placed for materials for building
no fewer thar five mills with which to
reduce the gold bearing ores of the Bull
from region.
Manhattan.-The great body of ship
ping ore on the Annie Laurie claim OF
the Manhattan Mining Company has
been found again, 1t IL claimed. -Four
hundred and fifty sacks of ore. all rang
ing better than 500 to the ton, nave been
piled around the shaft.
Carson.-A good strike has been made
in the Cowden and Jacobs mine on the
Mineral hill divide. fourteen miles from
this city. The claim is two niles east
OF Arastra springs. The find was made
at a depth OF fourteen feet. The crop
ping indicates a ledge two miles long,
extending In northerly and southerly d.
rection. 1t is 1850 feet In width. Three
feet from the surface an assay of $3.50
in gold and 6a per cent copper was re-
Gently obtained. but at fourteen feet the
rock runs ISL In copper. besides small
values in gold and silver. Although not
far from the Comstock. the ledge was
never prospected.