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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Snuge Gameu! Wadlt Gud biefe
Sficrte AZ Wube.

Rir btIsen tstt eine aIaFe fir iurae Damien
In urferer elrtt.t Tamrnfhneibsr.ehffsn III.
sdinie. Glner Der g~sortbeiIe an Ger 9efbetli
aura btefer ataife II her. bdb e6lIerinnen
beifen. 9iefe dlafs III I'm Sauiiur 1905 40.
ianlinet %eefreten. ept1itue Worlefunpen sfpet
uno erei WaI bic @nne. Sraeto cine iunae
BEN ipfnf6i, toliie it6 blefe bfierte sn y,iiper
nadleTi.
Shr meliers ausiuntt f6retbe cher tuetibs
man fh an srf, ID. Snbers, Wr. 302, gpen.
earutsea., gde eo.parb'etyatI (376--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22

gdHe firis Nnsfnnt teierst q. Jeaime, ri.
as, EHsSaltimert'e tyr naSs Gpixmtsnft.Nse.
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Marplano G. Yennipluania ". R.

Sise p~erieirn Hsrih.9ipe. II. Eat ctr. citation:
7.30 Sorma mad 9orf idgIi6. ausgcnontiteil
SDnitnls.
$50 BORN. mad, Selin MIR Sonntugs.
$50 9,prin. naf Aelotr tiglt1. ausacnuljntcH
Sonitiuas.
3.25 sladm mao gorf tiali6, auseenemmrn
Soiitags.
d.05 9adnt. rad 5cftn nir Sunniaes.
APO 9iadfnt. rad Celia ii9ltd. nusgenonirtei
Sonntaas.
800 stbenos rad 9'eI1ir tdsIi6. arSacnomireu
Sonfinps.
II 90 ofbenos rad Veldir mr. Sorntups.
ll.45 Ibe1es rad gcldir Wtt.ttpobs iito Sait'
f.ugs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22

VpfnI . nIofWdpnrty mo Ttrftn SuW Vfs
brauh tn Camden. uno lRt. Rehabilitation I'm
10 u6r HhenoS.
mao Atfaatiesfttp iigIin. . nadb Ntlantit.0it6
gcnntnqs. ane 8Hse baIten In sDtlnttteton;
q hiit In EheftCy. I
pikfa. Mfioni. Gambler sgtnfton, fs,0s; B.lS
10, 10. is.20 Nctm.. !2 2b. 1918 gsatu.
attrbeen affpm. Camden Gtdficn. lice
Fod,rr., $40 Hhenos; Yt NopdI etdiicn.
Neferbiruna BON Mapni In ecnlaf. ober 4nr
lorsgsaaaons. sreife'Raten etc. tperbet i4ntQ
beforaf per Seffphuu In auen scIaenberf 1iuet
n Reffe 1910. oser Mn. QourtInnb 1901: NJ.
Reconciliation, Ga q. MT 4etpon 8t3St
9amoen.Gt atior Sufprratiunss Hnrsau. e. 3
t26. eiiosNroapuc..
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Yenniblbanias Babn.

yertdRf eatpeff'Stattpn, mis tutSs:
sS.45 Born. Clutor . Station sos Bornt.),
Yittshnrs Gyprcb uub @bteaeo Special.
'i1.44 gprnt. characterization 11.W Yorn.).
lilo Wad,a,. (Son uinaion.e tattou), .a5e geup
tbIeania" atmiteo, mad 9bteaso. Cincinnati
'a.I5 Wadni. (eon. linton .gtaiion). 81. eelis
9tnliteo, nab Snot1napoliS uno ct. Ioute.
'4.o5 Raetm.. {bou linionS e~tattonl, .npsnnipt
uanta epetiai,a II etasben nam 6hleass.
'4.55 Rad,ui. tbou iiniun,siation). Gbieaaa
200 aSsass tuoa IRnniOn,etatou). gpieaso
Qtmiteb,
$3.50 astnss tpon interpretation Ct. souls
$3.50 Mbenbs lbon Inion.Statiou), Meftsrn
eygrsb uno eIebeianb unS Cincinnati g.
',i.if waa.s aiginn.sntion ii.Ss Raats).
u;ai saSts Sunlon.etaiton ii.SS Raats).
40 p,sra.as Sintsu,statOn - worasns,.
sS.4b gcrm. unton's tatton s.b6 8otu.). ta(
Ito. mao Buffalo. (bta ennporium:S nnettcnJ.
Grte, unb Bodentaae, mad Nodetter.
taeIi1. na6 aenooo, nnS an Wo@enidosH
..5s s. Sadn.,, iasIiS tSon ,ntOn.etatton,. mad
$50 absaSs. tdsIia (SOn iinton.e tatiOn). nsa
$50 MsSsnss, tasI!a (Oon aniOn.e.atiOn). naA
Gab annapolis 7.3i gorm., 4,37 gntm. on
Wodentaaen. Sonntaes $50 W1orgels.
Neu untpn.efattpa.
Fndh philadelphia unb Netu.Yort.
1903 Wahmiftaes uGcnarsiasnaiD aimitss,..
iaaIit. (nur SIeip, goril; f.4s, 7.56, 1000
g..ido6 nnr geip,gorfl SSTnt 1905 st4o.
..aasoi 1s Ie"" 1880, SIS. 7, iSO1 11. sSYi aSsSs.
Sla s,biiaoelpeta, 40. es5s $40 esc, 100
645 gIbeubs an ggodbeniaeen. Sonntaes.
6.35. -7.5s M,oreens, 3.04. 4.20. 4.57. 1886.
6.45 Mbenos.
Ea6 Bolton, $40 Worsr'ss an gsotentasen.
t8.3b Mbenos tdgti1.
Tath SeIniar unb ben balprdtlt1en atuiid4en'
l~ieeenoen Bnnfien an ber 0elalpare.D iotloI,
Nbenos an Mobentaeen. SonntaeS, loo
@aiibinaatloa sSprsb, 2.2e, s.bt. e;12. .7.eb.. 7.se.
t.6s, 2.t2. 2.45, 3.t5, $40. $50, 6.07. b.ts,
7 7aI, SO, SS' s.4s, Vs. S.:ib, ' go, 1850 a S.H,s'9 an
9sSee!7i las' s.45' sS S.aa Sssra s;aS. i 1Ga 1 i.bs.
2.12, 8.t5. $40. $50, BOT, b.25, 6.05, 7.15.
729 (1as6 eimiteo), TAI. $40. els, $50.
Rad annapolis, 1876 g,ornt., 12.4s. 4.42 RaGm.,
COS stbenoS an @obenia9en. Senniaes.
s.b5 @ornl. ,nnS 0.05 Wberos.
af !p T SSs1a a malta Sspree' 2'Si w'0rssns'
Southern aa!inaS, ga gOrm., 's.ao, 's.is
sssSesSS i aYF1 Ssine npy o.ls Born. 5,o7
GertoIf uno sseitern NaiItpab, $50 abenbs
tdeIi6.
6. & 8. stb., +12.4s Ra6nittaesan WoHers
tagei. 1915 unb *9.55 NbenbS tdgIit.
apn RennfpIpant Apsnne-e tafton.
Rad g8afbiietou. 9rpreb. GIL 900 Born,
f6e, 3.55. 500 Tnd9ui. tdeIi@, TAI Wspr,
gems al spo6entasen, 9.6o ubenbs nur an
Scuutdaet.
ssaf annapolis. TAI gorm., 447 gadm., 6.oe
Mbenbs an 8odentagcn. Sorntues, 900
Gprnt, 600 NbeneS.
geeqen 8iueten unb SabrpTdnen mao aua
9unften fprete man In bee Ga.berfrStation,
gr. 3t5, Rorosgb arIes<Strabe, nnb Union
Citation Dor.
BepSd mirb aut Grfntnen In oben eeuannten
8lreaug nbgetoIt iiub rHariirt.
Gpetfe.sDaeeon.
%. "a. H%tterbnrf, q. N. k9esb,
1eu. .0ef61ftsfhbrer, VaH ..1rafficsWannaeex
Geo. ~. HDhb.
8enerdI'B aIaaler'sigcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Baltimore. Cbio- Balm.
= zaeIi6. I1daIi6. disaencmmen gonntaas.
2Hur Sonntags.

6rpref8fiGe /. Sebe Gtnnbe auf Der Gtnnbe" Don
gnrHbcr 8 Station run Npafbinaton an Nos
6ertagen. 800 Born. bis 500 MbenbS, NIT
Tr5man.Hienft. ornb're sbfabri bon wt.
WaIbinatsa. %SerIaTen wt. sosaI Ct, 900.
mo, I7.b0. *s.46, '9.AS. ltO.55, ift.53 Dor.
miiings. 2t2.t0. li9.49, lt,bb. s2.43. 1850,
'4ii f4.15. 15.bb, 1900. 1856, 1909. st0.hB,
sit.S2 Ibcnns: oerI. Gambcn Ct. 1900, s8.fB,
". AZ, 7.2h, 1900, $40. 900, 1000, HOO
Bormittnas. 1900 siadbiS. 1905. 712tA
ih0O, lhlO6. q .3b. 1900, '6.le, 1920, ROO,
- 90, .s.t8, 1000. 'ic.o5. lilo, '1i.H
anuapoIIs, mt. mobnI, Citation, i7.bo nno
?8.45 Iorn,. i4.5h. i5.b5 glnd)m N 9nnreensSin'
lion 800 uno 1000 Sornl., 1905 WtiitqgS,
800, 1886 nuo 600 StteHos.
Trebef'd, Wi. Hopdl SiatisR, I8.4b. le.4s,
PORN: Garrben Gtotinn. 1875. 1900. W.tt
lno 1000 Bory., li.25, 1880 uno '5.2o Nads
WbiheHer. wet. ~obaI, l7.to Rorm., l2.ls.
1910 Gaotn., Gambler, 1920 Born, 1900,
1880 uuo 400 sla6m
SagerStspu. Wt. Nobnl eta. A.l5 Form.
1850 7ahm., gauiben Gtaiton. 1900 Borm..
1850 uitn 400 Wamm.
Gnisoti.eitp mo w,t. sirs, G,nfben Station,
I7.s5. 29.tb gorm.. h.a6. 1880. $40, 'e.s0.
Sartts CAB, Gambler Station. "a. 2s gorut
enras. ggt. So1aI. '2.43 Noam.. 9amosn.
Ssnal sias sine mao ettiassIpbta ums pen.
Dptf. neuer 3ermtuue an 1relMubSsBanaio
her Strabf. yietu. 9)urf. b<aaeul uadh 9utefD,
SLeutsru uub Gtfd6ht. 1ttrtft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22

Business Goueae.
Erpm,peu=S dJnle,
Rr. 1905, 0prb.G barles.s trane.
@infdIiebli6
Glcmeutars NIB Gtuocrgartcn.0laNeu thr
mXhAcss satth 0iahrn

Die eromfpei.s beglnnt ibr Gemeiter
am 9o!neritas ben q; September 1905, ug
unS auaemeine Slider. Snie Qebrer In allen
Separtcments. 3baIinge nab friiber eriporbe'
men 0enntniiien In 9laifen einaeibeilt.
SranB6iif6 uno 9eutib bon Scbrern Der
reip. @atiun peIebrt.
Sein auseeiinitetes Spmuaimm aur Scrfi'
eltne Der GbiiIer.
Wircou in Nr. 1905, GorbsGbu rIeSsSirnbe.
often BON 10 llbr Wlorqens bis I ubr ylafm.
tdolitb BON IL. september Bis aur @rDffnuna
Der G6uIe. 0ataIpge nuf Werlan9en.
Jrf. Gleanpr 6. Nctnep, Yrin8ipalin.
(Septi4 .tWtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Marpramo-S m6itMt.
Stunt. une 5eidlneu.s 6uic.
Samrs Hrebcrtd Spptips, Sireftpr.
Sag.GIafIcu begiuncu am 4. Sftober
4. No. Ni6,.n,,h Ml a RI Gnmc

NninrS Wtebcftd NpptIig, WlreIfpt.
Sag.Glafcn b%egiuncu aa 1. Sftober
IN orr 9iidmpnb .W,arftSane.
HeanIfrcr uno 4pltsSruhunte aurfuS I'm
8eibitcr. S6attirlna. Gntmiigien uiio GoTpo'
fitioi, Gtnbien iiber aoftiini Wipoele uio Der
5ienr iind Dem 9eben. NiooeHiren, Ycrtrait'
uno SitusqebensgiaIeii In Del nilo Waticrinr'
ben. 9,orIeiunaen itber 3unitgcifidte, Gut
piiric. nnrnaIe Metbooen fir 9cbrer etc.
samhape,0laie fir 9ebrer, Standardization etc.
b~eainneu AM 6. Eftubcr 1906.
Mtcubidjuic bcgiuut am Is. Eitubcr 1906.
Megnldrer 9iers Sa1refurfuS i'm 3eitrien,
Ghaitiruite. nab s%tefiiints N,obeIeii. Wlt.3eid,'
men, artbifertoniifcs uiio Wiaf6inens2eihnen.
Sir peiierc Conformation poer in@liirlrtc 9n'
man an
.Mlarglaub Snititnte,"'
Observation-Disclosures, Soluaro'Strnte.
(2B7. 0.7t.5.70 81 3.6.7-S)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-15

A well kpgNn tbfatf3esl manager has
peen ser0Jed I'll haze charge ~ castle
PAX tlirptFe fills summer ana aiH poa
rlnR s0nf excellent aitradlAls Watch
ia further announcement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-15

a the Be4flD street grounds iDmors
roa aflelnoon. beginning III 280 oeioek
vii BE- played football gnateh between
slae Rangers aaia tioneeeonis ~ me
stale championship SERIES Az these
tesnis afe gla fiyAls, good slsQsI h an
tieipatcd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-15
CHILDREN'S DRESSES

~ this June Sale you sill find 4
lina q ehildren's breasts II about the
price NJ The material
THIS II i make ~ DRESSES Which afe
desirable not only tat quality " na
tcrial, but FOR The style and shape in
Nhlrh they are made.
At ne Il line d bingham DRESSES
N sniaEl si1es tlset An regular a9a gilal
ity,
Az a4c II \ line ~ sample Dresses
~ Ringhan and pcfcale, no lwo alike
These ARE Dresses sliels ~ We have
bsen selling Al the season Tor 6ocs
Mostly small sizes.
Az 500 N 4 liis of Dresses III gings
haAIs made With barge ana sailor I'M
Lars tigat have SOLD fpr $3.50,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-15
CHILDREN'S DRESSES

N this saie Is Il III d Dresses in
sizes elghi, ten and twelve Years, mostly
giughalns, such aa MI would hafe Fv
seH fOr Slas, n WIN take siA apd 9na
hall Fards NJ pigghaFn ab iR4ae pm
yard III maize stlell \ Dgesa, whlel Nill
coat i5e llus much % yon gat fag
making
A line ~ Dresses which 3fe very
popular II ipade slispeldNf Ahgrt With
Nlsite waisl HI this sample lina afR
Dresses thnt Auld mn SA Aaw YlbD.
A Ipi VI Sample Dresses made " plain
ana checked ginghanis ana trimmed
with muslin edge and Insertion These
ilFesses haze spld a slds and Sa,Sp,
Now Si.S2 ana sla7
All WIN price ale \ feW Mblta DRESSES
h little unused ~ s0ieat
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Iii tbs salr ii 4 liile III White Dresses
III sizes three pDd fnuf NplIa, Slbese
mr. some II tlic pFettieal Dresses Ni'
hAFa had This seasells iaflneF pFleAH
Wefe 2Se. mi, sgc, y Rs, M w n \.
They NH eost van ~ lpafe iltsl4g tlfa
material ln tllspi lAe pllees mn ale
IN, sac, SOC, 84e, 8ilo1 g $3.50,
hue 81 Mhite dresses IL slzes elQlf,
inii aDd iWelse geals Made III iAslsiip
ana trimmed @lsls lAee aad fN0Alln afiT
Ibr0idert afid HFR silff lv appeal i9 All
who haYe children VA taleae agtis VI dirss
Jhf price Il jpst onn third III tlle folNer
Iplices SI.s0 Dresses al 500,
Ana viii fud among t4esc taw
1'inee piece suits coat 0ajss ami skils
which are eaira ypllles sslzes M aia
9a yaals llase suits IAan suld fnN
S4, 5D.. Nov $500
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A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
Against Fusion. foE Burke.

West Rutland June ~. Al can
COS rally called By mistake ii advance
% the legal das ana held here Wed
nesday nsspinR, MA delegates were elecf
M to the Democratic state convention
AZ Burlington, BEADED I'm James +,
Burke II THIS town Ks chairman
Ilr oa5eus was and The delegates are
opposed 10 fusion and II tasor u James
" Burke u Burlington ioF governor,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-15
4 r ABBOTT & coA p ABBOTT 4 GO Ia. I. ABBOTT 4 GO.
y The Daylight Store y
Are You Getting Your Share?

Are getting your share Of the June bargains you have moi looked over h
many good things offering you should
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

h k with
tcke stand
d and grasvem The Mail
n few t situations wica
m Hon james
H nh ole il hs
he n pto al t. d Badmnd nded eanew inst
the qife o right n II the emner
is well med fol this hg honr
of a number Of mines
nn for % nfn The f
" t lie pnnd least their ballots rim-Lan
county will e
dga "a for f% made
soud admired the is flexible
wihh arady than % them b. which would fatal
all
Labor stand will be g of hve erhedd dte fht
wilpn at fac every ill introduced in the Republic
amlypa tina house, b h % Democrat ehat These hsawnte
for he epurg of m
TIL situations stands e e courage o h convict has
OF wn the have a whom
things whchw ldrsutdn ger It, up o
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
CONCERNING THE PEOPLE OF
WINNEMUCCA
The Arrivals and Departures Of HON
and Foreign People at the Coun-
ty Seat.

L. d. Ornburn, cattle buyer for j.
Sill bald, depars,d for McDermitt by
this mornings stage to purchase cattle
in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs G. b.. Williams (nee
Miss Genevive Hoy) arrived from
Churchill county yesterday. A week =
visit will be made in Winnemucca.
+. w. Fellows, cousin of f. M. Eel
lows of Winnemueca, en- route from
Kansas City to Los Angeles to visit his
relatives, departed last night on No 3.
N. NJ. Stuart, of the Golconda Cat
tie Company, was in town vest rday
looking for men for the service of his
company. He was successful in EN-
ploying eight men and they departed
for Golconda on No. 8 yesterday after
noon.
Orvis Ring, state superintendent of
instruction, and candidate for re-
election on the Republican tickc., a.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

rived in Winnemucca this morning arc
will spend several days here. He is re
turning from Ely, where he attende
the railroad day celebration.
T. L. Mcconnell, the well-known cat
tie man and ranch owner of McDermitt
arrived from his home with his mother
yesterday afternoon. After transactina
some important business matters in
Winnemucca Mr.. Mcconnell and his
mother departed for the north this
morning.
Dan LIE Barron arrived from Jack
son Creek yesterday afternoon. HI
brought in with him several head Of
milch cows, one of which was purchas
ed by ID. Giroux, of the Winnemuccs
hotel, and the other four by p. Petroli
Mr.. LIE Barron states that il 10 his in
tention to move his family to Winnie
mucca for the winter season.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
GO OUT TO LAND
]. THE VOTERS
TWO SETS OF CANDIDATES TAKE
THE ROAD. q
v. J. Laveaga, J. w. Guthrie to Ken
nedy and H. w. Duncan and A.
+. Trousdale to Lovelock.

Now is the season when the liquid
inspiration begins to flow, for the still
hunt of the candidates for voters is on
Two sets of candidates have already
taken the road and those who remain
here say, "See our brothers already in
the field. Why stand we here idle.'
J. w. Guthrie, veteran campaigner,
and v. j. Laveaga, the choice of the
R,pu. lean convention for Assessor
and County Clerk respectively, depart
ed for Kennedy, Unionville and the
southern mining camps in the early
part Of the week.
Last evening H. w. Duncan, Demo
cratic candidate for Recorder and
Auditor, and A. F. Trousdale, candi
date for Assessor, went down to Love
lock ON No. 8.
+. J. Defenbaugh, Democratic eandi
date for Sheriff, will leave for Golcon
da tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Defen
baugh is starting out among the enc
my first, since Gclccnda in the past
has been known as the Republican pre-
circt of Humboldt county.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
COPPER MINING MAN FROM
WYOMING HERE

Major o. 8. Alers, member of the
mining and real estate firm of .sAa'
L. Golf Co., of Providence, r. l., !.
general manager of the Whatchere Cop
per Mining Company of Encampmen-
Wyoming, is in Winnemucca With the
intention of looking over the copper
prospects in the Jungo district, about
twenty-five miles east of the Jaohso..
Creek mining district, and eight m'e,
east of the lie Baron ranch.
He is favorably impressed with ;h'
opportunities at that district and al
shough he does not admit his company
has arranged - purchase, yet ne mn
mates that they are considering tn,
property as a valuable investrcn..
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
DEATH CLAIMS J.
". WILEY
PIONEER SToCKMAN vF NEVADA
PASSES AWAY IN RENO
Well Known In Nevada and California
and Had Been in the Stock Bus.
mess for Many Years

RENO, New, Oct. 5.-Aftar an i'll
ness of only twen-tyfour hours, J. w.
Wiley, a prominent stockman of Ne
vada and Northwestern California
died in his rooms in the Overland hotri
-last night. The deceased was 20 years
of age and his death was due to gen
eral debility, but he was only sick for
a short time before death claimed MIN
A number of old-time friends were with
him when he passed away, as he seemed
to know that he was going to die and
expressed a wish to see some of his
old associates.
Deceased was well known in this city
and in all portions of Nevada, where
he has been engaged in the stock bust
ness of only twentyfour hours, J. w
made his home in Reno, but spent much
Of his time in Northwestern California
and in different parts Of Nevada
where he bought and sold cattle.
He leaves one son, "Nellie - Wiley
who 10 at present the buyer for the
Sparks Humphrey Meat Company. Thil
SON is now on his way to Reno and
until he arrives the remains Of his
father win be held at the parlors OF
Perkins, Oliver & Gulling. The funera
arrangements will be announced later
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

nd Castro and the trouble of last
light was in al probability cuim.n.
alton of this row.
Shortly before Castro was found he
was Al the Palace lie had been drink
ng quite heavily ard was in an ugly
and quarrelsome mood. argas was also
IN the Palace at that time and a quar-
rel, which to all indications, was not
of serious nature, occurrt d. Vargas
was heard to say to Castro: eco way
and leave me alone; | don t want to
aave any trouble with you.
Castro continued to quarrel and Sher.
iff Lamb, who was also at the Palace.
took the old man outside and told him
to GO home. Castro made some threats
about shooting, whtreupon the sheriff
searched him and took a revolver,
which was concealed in his inside vest
pocket away from him. He then led
the old man to the corner of Fourth
street and directed him home, telling
him to go and not return.
The bartender at the Palace states
hat Vargas left the saloon through the
rear door at the same time that Sheriff
Lamb and Castro went out of the front
door.
The sheriff returned to the saloon and
was a few minutes later informed that
Vargas had gone out through the back
door. Fearing that trouble might occur
Sheriff Lamb went out again to see if
(:stro vas on his way home. Walking
down Fourth street he found the old
man in the colai7ion described above.
At this mornings hearing the pre-
liminary trial was set for next Monday
morning at IL O'Clock.
Just what the defense will be is not
known at this time. Vargas is well
known and has many friends here who
wers grisved to hear of the occurrence.
He has refused to discuss the matter
and will present his side only at the
proper time.
As fas as IS known there were no wit
nesses to the tragedy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
BLOODY ENC COUNTER OCCURS
LATELAST night

George Castro, and old and we'll
known Spaniard, for years a resident
of Wlnnemucca, was assaulted ans
done almost to death last night OF.
Fourth sreet, in front of the Cochran
undertaking parlors. He was discov, r
own blood with mangled head, Dy
Sheriff Lamb a few minutes after tn,
assault had taken place. Upon finding
the unfortunate man Sheriff Lamb i'm
mediately deputlzed assistants and Cas-
tro was removed to the once of DIR.
Giroux, who attended him. Justice Rob
ms was called to take, wha+ at hgst
was thought might be a dying state
ment. About half an hour after being
removed to the physician s Office, anu
having the wounds on his head dressed
the old man recovered somewhat and
made statement accusing j. D. Vargas
of being responsible for his condition.
Castro was then removed to the home
of his son-in-law, j. P. Espinosa, where
he lies at this writing lowering be-
tween life and death.
According to DR.. Giroux he ha> only
slim chance of recovery. There is a
large V-shaped fracture on the back Of
his head. His nose and forehead are
deeply cut and the back of his head
is marked with three deep and jagged
cuts There are no symptoms yet oi
brain pressure resulting from the frac-
ture. If this complication does not SET
in there is a chance for his recovery
but it is probable that the serious frac
ture will cause brain pressure and Il
hat event the old man cannot live.
This morning j. p. Espinosa swore to
warrant charging j. ID. Vargas with
assault with intent to kill, and the lat
ter was arrested by Sheriff Lamb. M
s. Bonnifeld appeared for Vargas and
bonds were set at $1,000.
Vargas refused to make any state
ment, either to his many friends OF
for publication in reference to the mat
ter. 1t is known family trouble of long
standing has existed between Vargas
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

Dan lie Baron, the owner of sevcrG
valua l. Claims at Jungo, was in .wr
today to meet Major Airs. They will
de part for the lie Baron ranch tomcr-
row.
Major Alers has just returned fro
a thorough tour of the southern mining
camps, including Fairview, Wonder and
East Gate. He predicts that shortly
this county is due for a boom rise in
the mining industry, ''As soon as the
prospects and claims here are more
thoroughly inspected mining men will
begin to come in here for Judging the
country. From general mineral sur
vev it presents a fine fhold.'
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
TONOPAd ROAD WILL BE COM
PLETED OCToBEn %.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 5.-The Herald
tomorrow will announce that the Las
Vegas and Tonopah railroad will be
completed to Beatty, in the Bullfrog
mining district, by October %, and on
that date the people of the district
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06
B. w. START REPORTED TO BE
VERY LII.

A telephone message received from
Willow Point this afternoon reports
that B. w. Stuart of that place is very
ill., A call was sent for a physician
from Winnemucca, and Miss Ruth Stu
art, who is attending seminary in
California, was telegraphed to come
home as quickly as possible. She il ex
pected to arrive tomorrow morning OF
No. 4.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

win hold a general celebration. Sena-
tor w. A. Clark and Charles M. Schwab
have been invited as guests of honor.
Excursion rates and special trains will
be secured from Salt Lake and Los
Angeles.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

The Tahoe and Truckee Railroad
will be made standard guage shortly.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

Job Printing at the Silver State.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-06

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