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option market was quiet but steady
closing net unchanged.
OATS-Receipts 52,5Oo bu; spot market
strong.
COFFEE~-The market for coffee flu
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
10 decline OF five points which was
about in line with the European mar
kets
the market closed steady net uu-
changed to five points lower. Sales were
reported of $1,000 bags includingj March
at 1910; May $50; july at S5S5n5Gu;
Sept. ut $500 Dec. at s6,15 and Jan. at
s6.15.
Spot coffee very steady.
StGAR-Raw steady. Fair refining
3l-@; centrifugal e6 test 3 7-l0: molas-
ses sugar 23-32. Refined steady.
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SWANTON.

The creamery which has been in pro-
cess of preparation under the direction OF
w. O. Blood. acting as manager for Bos-
ton portion, opened for business last
week The creamery is in what used to
be the spring bed factory on York street
and is in the central part of the village.
For many years there has been a cream
cry in the east part Of the town but this
is the first one in this vicinity.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Brown, who went
to Seattle to reside last fail, write that
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BUCK HOLLOW.

Mrs. Alden Sears and daughter, Mary.
are visiting In Richford, Mrs H. G.
Rugg and SON, Donald, are III with the
grp,--Miss Hannah league OF St Alba MS
passed Sunday with ner parents, Mr. and
Mrs NJ. TeaGue.-Miss Josie Sears enter
tanned very pleasantly Friday evening
Principal NJ. d. Chittenden read services
at Christ church February 10 and j. G.
Currier will preach Sunday, February II.
Ernest and Jay Blanchard visited w.
II. Rood Sunday,-A. w Buck of Bur
lington was in town February TO-
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MORSs'S LINE

George l.. Morse OF Milton was IN
town Wednesday ana Thursday.
and Mrs. Miles Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Green and child are i'll with
the grip,--GeorFe krause has sold his
four year-old driving marc TO ]. VI.
I'M, who has a mate for her.--Mrs J.
NJ. Hill, W. l.. IIill, Miss Muriel Wilson
passed Saturday in s.. Alhans.---J. NJ.
IIll was in Montreal Wednesday at
tending grand lodge, A. T.. &c A. NJ.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
quotations for cattle, sheep and Hogs
ar New iork.

New York !-ch 13.
BEENEs- Receipts 2Gel, marriott
steady; steers s475a6So; few fancy do
$3.50; bulls s3.40Q470; COWS 50 250f25; one
car extra fat do $40. Exports 500 cattle
1,o77 sheep and $50 quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Roccipts 9'o Ncals active
and generally ~ to 20 higher. Ncals
So 90 to 5000; few choice sos; curs
s4n to 500. barnyard calves Saor12.5H;
ordinary westerns S25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RccoiptS 2"6l
sheep steady lambs steady; sheep StooP
525; ycarlings $500; lambs sf&7'- ,1.S7i2
HOGS-Receipts 1852. Market steady
light state hogs and pigs $40.
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from 6& to cents and the dressed goods
al from S1s TO cents Calves shsep and
lambs sold at last weeks prices, claves
at from ga TO ~ cents, sheep at from
TO . cents and lambs 6ia. A few choice
lambs sold at ca cents.
e. @. piper OF Midjlebury, Vt, sold
two bceves and three hogs, the latter
for cents. He had Il calves dressed.
NJ ID. Kilby Of Freeport, Ne, sold IS
hogs for ~ cents
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FRANKLIN.

Chas Truax has returned from Spring
field Mass, accompanied by his brother
Elbran.--C. W. Gates has been passing
few days In North Brookheld, Mass
J. r. Anderson was called to Hnesburgh
Tuesday by the illness of his daughter,
Mrs. c. c. Adams.-'Mrs. Mary Hoga-
boom of Hlgheate Center is visiting Mrs.
Maud Hoga boom Mrs, Melissa Shedd
fell from the sleigh of Mrs. Brill, while
returning home from the Ladies' Aid
meeting at the Rev, O. b. Wells, Thurs
day night, and broke one arm near the
shoulder-Mrs. Addle Duchas Is III.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. George Monteith is nl.-Miss
laura Brady closed her school Friday
A. St. Onge and family are i'll with the
grp.--Clyde Shangraw who has been
working at Montgomery Center, is at
home MIR, and Mrs. Burton Jewett and
daughter have the grip.-H ". Rushford
and g. C.. ShanEraw went to RichfOrl
Friday.-Walter Rouse, who has been
confined TO the house on account of his
eyes Is able to be out.
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BOLTON.

P. Boomhower and neice of Stan.
ge, Canada Mrs. Carl Morse, Mrs.
aran and Miss Jennie Morse OF Dux-
Z We're guests Of Mrs. Frank Callahan
ay.-Miss Ida Nilet, who passed her
'tion with her sister Mrs. Stanley
lols, returned 10 her duties as nurse
ieaton Hospital, Montpelier last week.
auditors met aL thA tA-..- ~l--i,'-
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb 1S.-Cotton futures
opened steady March s943; April s9.4s
bid; May s95s; July 3e6S; August--;
October $3.50; December offered S993.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids: Feb. 1913, March s9.26 April S9.B;
May t.43, June $3.50; July 500; Aug.
@63; Sept. $3.50 oct. s9.72; Nov. -; Dec.
81 rs Jan. S993.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY,
ST. ALBANS.


The case Of state VS.. Frank {. Gil
lotto Of burlington, alleging perjury
in the recent Taft divorce suit, which
had been ON trial before Justice kcar-
ucy for two days. came to an
abrupt end Thursday WHOM the defen-
dent was discharged. The only wit
ncsses examined for the defense were
the dcfcndcnt and his brother. g. e.
Gillette. of Fairfax. They presented a
good apprarance and put up such "a
good line of testimony that the court
reached a decision as soon as the argu-
ments werc concluded
Fred bronson the engineer of the
freight train which cnllidcd with the
northbound mail train Mt South Royalton
January Is. and who was arrested for
alleged NEGLIGENCE in causing the wreck.
was Friday evening arraisned before
Justice Darrah at White River Junction.
Bronson waived examination and was
placed under 500 bonds for appeara nee
at the June term of Windsor county
court Bronson furnished bail and was
released
Homer f. R;ssell head clerk in the
general accounts department of the Cen
trial Vermont auditing office. has resigned
to accep, better nos,tion with the
Grand l,rrrl, Pacific railway Nv ENssall
will leave soon for Montreal.
The Central Vermont Railway has lust
hopun the erection Of a mammoth steel
dra,vb,idy. across I.,l,o C,hamn,air at
Rouses Point \ Y The draw span is
~ feet long welghs nearly 20 ton and
u.ll no onara.od by madam n,achinerv
Win nou.orf,,l Gasoline oretne furnish
inc no,var
robr burton an un-to-dote farmer
bos introduced ro,,r automatic roillsing
machines info his dairy and is very
,r,,,b ,laasod ,,.ith tho INV. +be,, work.
rho farmers In tho vicinitv are watch
inc. tho ox,orir,art ,,itb much intereat
.t,to t1on ~ \, Da,1 10 moving b,s
oefac,s IN Fort Covi,gton " V WHARF
bo &c s.o,iorod &c im,,irro,ior IN
s,,cto.
NJ ,a ,-rs c,o,ao T, ro,.o,, an
roupco tba e,c.,eor,ont ~ their daueh
TOW MIC vos,o II,rrirgto, tarto, to
.,er,, C.oo-go s,,,itb If tbis cit,
rho rronert,. on +be corner n, lower
Vo1de, ana Houebtor streets lxnown
nc tho rrederic,x Jouphton MACE con-
slstIn, of a 29-roon, house and several
acres OF land has been presented to the
81 AlIans hOsDital by Francis T.
Ioughton. The directors of the hos
initial will formally accept the splendid
gift. at their next meeting The deed
STIMULATES that no mortgage or other
incumbrance or conveyance shall ever
be placed on the property.
The bankrupt stock and store of Mrs
Sweet of Lake street, was sold Tuesday
at auction by Deputy Sheriff Kelley. The
stock was bid IN by A II. George for
s175.
The Ethan Allen club of Burlington has
accepted an invitation to be the guests of
the Owl club on Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary 20 1t is expected that the visitors
will bring their best teams Of whist pc
dro, billiard, pool, Switchboard and bowl
Ing players and try friendly conclusions
with the Owl club members Refresh
mcnts will he served and the entertain
ment committee will do It's best to give
the visitors g. good time
The democratic city caucus to nomi-
nate candidates for the coming year.
will be held at the city hall on Saturday
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office Monday.-R. Blodgett OF Water
bury Is sawyer in Woodward's mill.-Mr.
and Mrs. Il. b. Sabins, who have been
Ill. arc slowly recovering.-Mr. and Mrs.
Merton Sablns Of Richmond are helping
them-H II. Bishop is III at Sparhawk's
lsnnllnrinm RnrlinEior.
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BOSTON COpPER MARKET.

Boston Feb. 13.--Copper stocks had
firm opening and an active morning but
softened later in specialties though
others We're notable for strength. Old
Dominion rose ga to ca and was the &C
two feature OF the afternoon closing
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FAIRFIELD.

A bell, weighing 1880 pounds. given
by Marshall st, Germain ana cast by
the Meneely Bell Foundry at West
Troy. N. Y, was installed Friday in the
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MONTGOMERY

The Rev. T.. Barnby Leach of Richtord
preached at St Bartholomew Church
L. A. S. OF the Methodist
(Continued on 4th Page)
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Wholesale and Retail Prices Furnish
ed by LocMI Deelers.
WHOLESALE.

Quotations in local markets Of the city
ore now as follows:
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ROADS MUST OBEY
EIGHT HOUR LAW
Attorney General Sends Word to tho
District Attorneys to
Proceed.

RENO, New, june I'm an inter
view yesterday afternoon Aorney eGn-
e-al Stoddard stated that v would inn
mediatcly begin action gainst the
Southern Pacific company and Other
railroad companies havin: main lines
Ia this State to force he railroads
to observe tue light tca., aw "a rega.~
TO operators and dispathers ia this
State. He claims that tie law. which
Vvides that no raifoao company
,all require its men - work more
han eight hours dag is ccnstitu-
tional aud that he wilssee thaa it is
obeyeJ.
He has already notified all .s tho
district attorneys to begin. action
against cry company that may be lis.
obeying the aw. The operators OF
Rano and Sparks st ate that the South
ein Pacific smpanY has again noti
fed them thas it win immediately obey,
the law.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
CLOSING OF EVENTFUL
TERM OF HIGH
SCHOOL.

Advanced work in all lines has been
taken up so that the standard for
II graduation now is much higher than
|lit was. The scholars have united in
the formation of student BODY and
have organized debating teams. ath.
letic teams and published High School
Magazine. These latter, while not pre-.
scribed high school work, are of vast
benefits for the scholar The pupil who
gives his time only to school instruc
tion is but half taught. The excellence
OF the students in forensic and athletic
contests with other schools has this
1 year been most pleaingly demontrated
The Winnemucca debating team de-
/ feated the Reno high school debating
team and the local basket ball team
gave the Elko young ladies terrible
drubbing after the latter had defeated
the Reno high school
From an editorial standpoint thu
Sage Brush Echoes" the high schoo,
publication, compares favorably with
the exchanges from most of the schools
in the west
Credit for the bringing up of the
standard in this manner is due to thf
instructors of the high school, and more
particularly to Prof. 4. A. Brandon,
principal of the high school, and Miss
/. A. Thompson, assistant principal, and
Miss Bell, teacher of the eighth grade
Their efforts have been devoted not
only to the mental training of the pu
pills in text book work, but also to the
development of athletic prowess and
the promotion of spirit of love b.
the pupils for the school
Small wonder is it then that with
unusually bright pupils to work with
that instruction of this sort should
make Of the Winnemucca high school
the foremost institution of its kind in
the State.
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GRADUATES TO GET
WELL EARNED
DIPLOMAS


1onmorrow evening ct 8 p. IN. the
present term af the Wiinemucca high
school will be broughtvo close with
the senior commeneemert at the court
bouse. On this occasion Prof. S. Doten
# he university will oliver the com
mencement address, viii n will be fol
lowed by the pres-ntati IN of diploma,
to the graduating class oy District At
to-ney = A Duckr
Following III Sc eve cises short
en.er,a nment, consisting of individual
selections and the senior farce by the
ertire cass will lie lelf cred
Seven pretty girls snd two br;ghs
youths compose the ;aduating class
from The high school this year. They
are Frank Baldes, Geo Dwyer, Wv
ienpc Warren, Blan, he Bonniaeld,
Georgin. BelK, Irere lying, Fred VIII
son. Pat line ..uertele ind Ethel Sage
Indiv dua'ly and collect lively tn y dem
onstrate the high cha acter of youth
and beauty that car b. found in Hum
boldt county and the ascsent instrue.
ton ths is to be had rosn the Winnie
mucca high school They are worthy
the ngme GRADUATES 4 the e Winnie
mueca high school and they will make
most Lifting men scrs of the rapidly
growing alumni of tha institution
For years the Winm ucca high school
has stood second to nc ne in the accred-
tied lists of the stat schools at the
University % Nevads A diploma of
gradus ion from The Ninnemucca high
school admitted the h ,lder TO freshman
rank without ques ton. With its
already high standing the local institu.
tion of learning has this year made
most rapid strides, 9th in the curri-
culum of instruction md in raising tho
standard anil increa sing the interest
of the instructors and the pupils in
he school.
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A PIONEER WOMAN
IS DEAD
Ma. W. B. sTAUNToN PASSES
AWAY IN SAN RANCTECO

Sur. ounded by fer top- children.
Ms IL b. st4unton pas, ed ava, in
San Francisco at 8 o clock this morn ing
VIII re she hSs been for the past six
months under the care of specialists.
A telegram convevsd the sad int,ll
ge, ce and era ring all business con-
duct Il under The staunton name sus-
? a. ei for the day was receive This
NOR ing.
Ar angeme Is are now Icing mRde
&. tie ft.neral which vill be- hsld
here from the Cath Ii. shugch Sunday
al .anooon.
Tn, flu er party will arrive Ito
morrow on No. 10 ard will be met at
the ira ty relatiY yes and friends of
the family.
Mrs NJ. Is. Staunton WIS Lorn in the
Stlte of New FORK and came to Hum
bpldt county in 1879 while yet
young lady in her teens. Here slle
met the late NJ b. Staunton and tae
two were wed in Grass Valley. Cal.
in January, 1850 OF this UNION four
children were born, two sons, M. ID.
and w Il. Stluuton, and two daugl,.
t,rs, Miss May and Mrs Josephine
The immediate cause of her death
was Utilization of the aorta, of which
she has been a sufferer for years. Ia
the past yea her condition has grow,
worse and she has been completely
under ply sician IS care, both here anil
on the coast. All that could be dons
for her was done, even when hope OF
her recovery had ion. since beer,
given up.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
LOvELOCK HAY CONTRACTORS
FAIL 70 MAKE 00Q

Some little inconvenience hrs II
caused Nancy Bros. & Co. bxa,s
of a failure of hay CONTRACT
Lovelock to deliver esytaip .z
of hay for use II the horses l1
In construction work. a pd
teams + az bad gone ipfo 4a
Horlse for the hay ha to Hx1
th, camps west Of Winnemuc8N
handed. Yesterday Secreta.R ~
Nally Of the company made & spea'
trip to Loveloek aid purchased thif1
cars Of hay.
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NOTICE TO CLAIM
HOLDERS
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
HOLDERS OF CLAIMS

j am here to collect such da1 y
possible relative to parties oW
mines or prospects on the sect I
of lands patented by the Cenl
Pacific Railroad company during
last six years, and any parties knc
ing of the existence of minerals
such lands would confer favor
they would either call or make All
davit before notary and forward
me during the next two weeks ia orae]
that may make field examin1tion1
where necessary.
d. j. LAWTONX
Special General Land Off
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CIRCLE CITY GROWING
Tc B EQUITE A CAMP

IL il ropor ed that Circle City is
grRwing to be place of habitation
Of vo small dimensions. By reason of
the large numLer of mer emmployed
Ia tAbe construction of tbs Western Pa
e;hc Nrailroad aud the large numbers
OF pcrispecto,s eamped in the imme
diate vicinity the camp has quite a
smopo1tan appearance
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
DIPHTHERIA QUARANTINE
RAISED YESTERDAY EVENIU

The diphtheria quarantine that
been maintained at h homes Of c.
Haviland and d. J. higgins was raiS6
yesterday evening ly order Of the !
tending physic ans, all danger 81
spread of the disease having passed. ]
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
PROMINENT COLORADO MINERS
ExPEA LING DUNN GLEN MIMI

w. Shipman, mining exp
from Colorado, formerly superint
dent of Stratton IS Independence mi5
one of the largest gold produced l.
the State of Colorado, accompa
by Messrs. Merrifeld, Glockner n4|
Nichols, all men with extended err
rience in mining, arrived yesterQ|
from Colorado and are today expertin|
Dunn Glen properties.
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GAMBLERS WILL PAY
$4,000 FOR STREE

dOLDFIELD, June 1.-THE lice
kkmcbyCPPOodornL New, shr emf 4
collector estimates that $4,000 n
be available for the improvement
the streets of Goldfield during the
mainder of the present year. a
revenue for this purpose is derivl
almost entirely from gambling licen1
which amount to 1880 per month Al
are increasing monthly.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
BIG BULLION TAX.

GOLDFIELD, New, June Ill. H|
Neven is here for the purpose Of S<|
lecting the State bullion tax from 9|
Goldfeld mines. The rate is 81
the 500, and TINS trip Mr.. Neven 6lI
iected $57 ,227.19 on the net produces
of four mines amounting to 81 ,6o1
909.69. The four mines are the III
hawk, Frances Mohawk, Red Top, III
Combination
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

Churchill county's greatest natural
wonder. Soda Lake has risen some
three feet daring the past few months
and is how fourteen inches higher
than evcr~known before. This il BE
lieved TO be due to seepage from the
government irrigation canals.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

Our Mackerel and p'ckled Pigs Feet
are just the thing for lunch these hot
days. Also a full line of oysters. sar
dimes, lot sters shrimps, etc.
6-20b of m l.. G. ROBINS & CO.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
ANOTHER roURTE OF
JULY sUGGESTIoN.
tCommuuicated J

\
As the time is rapidly passf & the
question is being asked daih. how
sshall we pass the coming Forth of
Jnlyf A Few suggestions have been
made by parties who have taken an
interest on the Fourth in otlir parts
of the State
Let the morning. exercises. cnsisting
~ str ct parade, orations, &c, pass
and taSe up the portions relating more
particu arly 10 :he sports A al enter
tainment should De given % Bridge
sire t. thus proving to the ring gen.
.rat,e- that Winnemucca is till alive
to the eveIts and their PLEASURES OF
jellying this historic day. Iany sag
gestioi can te made and nouid be,
. not waiting Prom any coasnc from
anybody Who first will vounseer to
ceme forward taking IRE insisI step !
Not o.,y one. but let ,hers lie many
realize the fact The time J now get
ii very short and some acior shout"
be taken. Sports of all hids. Sug-
gestions from anybody
(Signed) CITIZEN.
ROADS MUST OBEY
EIGHT HOUR LAW,
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

Dave Pays is driving hole through
Vim ,emnees mountain this side, that il
he hts two saen at work on his claims,
and while The hole will net go very
fast ~rith q IL force, still i il gonig q
~ ester I ian some other people are
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
THE AUTOMOBILE SYSTEM

ot Winnemucca is par excellent. So
is enr grade of creamery butter. It il
noticed things OF kind 50 hand
hand.
q xg'tfsb rf ~ F.C ROBINS "a co.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
WAGON REACH BROKEN.

A reach was broken out of We
tern Pacific construction wagon q
front of the E. Reinhart & Co. stor|
yesterday.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
WEATHER REPORT.

Following is the report of tho local
Office of the Jn Ted states weather
lrreau cf the department OF agricul
tire for winnemueea for The twenty
tour hours CT ding at 8 NJ June 20,
1907:
Maximum temperature. So.
M'n'muyN temperature 40
Mean te,sperature, 60
Normsl skmperature, "a.
Prevailing direction of the WIND, NE.
Precipitation, 0.
Forecast for Winnemueca, Nes, and
vieiRiIy for the twenty four hours end
ing at s p. m. June 2l, 1907, issued
from San Francisco. Cal: lair and
Vcooler tonight; fairsFriday.
j. G. HAYDEN
~ Official IN Change.
Y mrsts' es insse New ada s gold
MD siiver production during th pres
Nens year It $25,ooa, 900.
- = -s~-------*ssrz- -, = g. = -.-.aAA
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

The Litts Giant Repeating Canes
are the juvnial sport of Winnemucca
Plenty of paper caps on hand.
6-20-b Of m. +. G. ROBINS & co. (,
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

\ The Aan<orican Cyanide FiItcration
and Redocif company will establish
extsnzi IN Riyolite.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

Albert Lay and wife arrived ~
day from Jackson Creek.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

John s C,ok as Co. have brouoht
suits aggregAting $11 900 against ohm
McKane for recovery, on prosnissory
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

NJ Eeinhart arrived from san N
cisco Sunday.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

Arthur Merchant spent SUNDAY III
Winnemucca, returning Sunday even
ing to Golconda.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

George Piper and w. E. Townsd
departed this morning for Parad
Valley.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-06-20

George w. Lloyd and D. T. TRe4n1hrs
nved yesterday fEom Renp u
prospectin "Trip.
Charles 2. Byrnes arrsvsd 76iuA|
morning from Paradise Vall1 III
a load of fine fat porkers wHSA MI h
consigned to fhe Railroad Meat
Mrs. f. E. Ward, formerly Miss Nell
lie Carol, of Paradise Valley, arrived
this morning from Chattanooga, Tenn
and will leave shortly for Paradise
Valley, where she win visit With
friends and relatives.
j G. Craig of Happy Greek was in
town yesterday and purchased supplies
and fittings for saloon which he will
start shortly at the booming northern
camp. Between thirty and forty men
make their headquarters at Happy
Creek and Mr.. Craig believes the place
and time opportune for the starting
OF boozoriumm.