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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
Mr.. L. c. Wyer
WILL OPEN REAL ESTATE OF.
FlcE IN CITIZENS DOLLAR
RANK BUILDING.

The latest. and one Of the most
promising business enterprises to be
launched IN Tairmont. is that at tho
head Of which IS air, L, c. Wyer, wen
and favoably known TO local people
as one OF the business hustlers Of
Marion county. Some time ago Mr..
Wyer was member of the firm Of
wyer & Mason, but this firm dissoly-
ing by mutual consent, Mr.. Wyer has
since been seeking suitable quarters
in which to continue the business on
his own account. These he recently
secured, over the Citizens Dollar Saw
ings Bank Of Fairmont, in the form Of
a suite of ofHces, particularly we'll
adapted to the requirements Of the
business In which Mr., wyer is en-.
gagged. viz real estate and coal, oil
and timber lands The rooms are.
handsomely titted up and fufniahed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
Grant District
IS MAKING RAPID PROGRESS
ALONG EDUCATIONAL
LINES.

The following is taken from Supt.
R. E. Davis report of the Grant dis
trict schools to County superlntend-
ent Carter L. Faust at the end of the
third month OF school:
Number of pupils enrolled, $40,
graded as follows:
First year pupils, 2S1.
Second year pupils, 80.
Third year pupils, 81.
Fourth year pupils, IA.
Fifth year pupils, 70.
Sixth year pupils, 81.
Seventh year pupils, IS.
Eighth year pupils, A.
Pupils not graded, 40.
There is an increase over last year
of IS per cent. in the enrolment Of
pupils over 16 years old.
The end of the third month gives
an increase of IL per cent. over the
total enrolment for last year and IS
per cent. increase in the average
daily attendance.
The following are the names and
addresses of the sth year pupils of
Grant district for the first four
months ending January "a, 1908:
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GOOD REPORTS

Has way Of Telling How Many People
In An Audience.
The blind preacher can tell quite
accurately how many persons are In
an audience. Last night Rev. stoet-
ger asked him how many people were
present Rev. Rankin stated num-
Der. Rev. stoctzer then counted the
people present and found inst the num-
Der the blind preached stated.
He says he can tell by the pressure
of the atmosphere.
Rev. Rankin will preach his sermon
here tomorrow night at the Presby.
terian church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
Entertained Good Time Club.

The Good Time Club was delight.
fully entertained yesterday afternoon
4 y Mrs. Della shinn at her home on
Piefpnnt avenue. There was large
attendance of the members and a
pleasant afternoon was spent at nee
ale work. Mrs. Anna Orr of Virginia.
was an out Of town guest present. A
tempting course of refreshments was
served by Misses Margaret and Jen-
ME shinn and Miss Jane Carpenter.
Mrs. A. Howard Fleming win enter
tain the circle on St. Valentines day
at her home on Fairmont avenue.
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Red school.
Maggie Kyle, Monongah.
Watson school.

Red school.
Maggie Kyle, Monongah.
Watson school.
Grace Wright, Watson.
Lizzie Amos, Watson.
Efie Furbee. Watson.
Ruth WEIGH. Watson.
Hazel Ash. Watson.
Harvey Wilson, Watson.
John Hale, Watson.
Herbert Tarleton. Watson.
Bert johnson, Watson.
Hubert Ash, Watson.
Bertrand Heinzelman, Watson.
River Run school.
Ray Michael, Watson, R. No. Z.
sartetta School.
Lizzie Shaver, Watson, R. No. Z.
Dolphin Vincent, Watson, R. No. Z
Lulu Little. Watson, R. No. Z.
Estelle Vincent, Watson. R. No. Z.
Gideon Little, Watson, R. No. z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
Eree Methodlst RevivaI.

Great interest is still manifested in
the revival services now going on at
the wilfong hall, State street. First
ward. which are expected to continue
for some time. Souls are seeking God
in every service. Sabbath morning,
10 O'Clock. love feast; II a. m, preach
ing; 700 p. M, song and prayer SER
vice: 500, preaching. All are invited
to attend.
L " cAAHpREI Pastnr
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Officers Were elected.

AT a meeting of the Jenny Wren
Club held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Miss Susan Arnett on Locust
avenue. the following officers were
elected: President. Miss Amy vii
liiams; secretary, Miss Maria Hay
mond. The members present were
Geneyieye, Marie and Mildred Hay
mond. Carol Powell. Amy Williams,
Mary and cora wise. Edna Miller and
FLORENCE Hawker.
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MIssIonary soeIety Meetlna.

The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the NJ. E. Church was de
sIightfully entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. b.
Brooks on Fairmont avenue. An in
teresting programme was rendered
and at the business session it was de-
cided to hold an exchange on satur-
day, Feb. IS. A social hour followed
the meeting and a tempting course oil
refreshments was served. Mrs.
Brooks was assisted in entertaining
by her daughter, Mrs. Fred Helmick.
and Mrs. Alec Riheldarer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
Moraantown cIub Meets.

The women's Musical Club met
last night at the residence of Miss
Mabel Foster, South Park, and car
.ried out very entertaining pro.
gramme relating to schumann and his
works. An instructive paper on the
life OF great composers was read by
Mrs. /. G. Lazzelle Song Ca) The Lo-
,tns Flower. (bl Ladybird. was accepta-
bly, rendered by Mrs. Grimsley. Mrs.
snee gave delightful rendition of
the Venice Carnival Scene. The Gren-
adiers was gracefully sung by Miss
Eva Watts. Toothsome refreshments
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with degree of quiet elegance that
COMFORTS well with Mr.. wyer's ideas
of the equipment of business home.
Here he is prepared to meet friends,
acquaintances. and all others who are
interested in the purchase, sale, lease,
rental or optioning of the many kinds
of properties he has listed.
Mr.. L. c. Wyer has gained an envia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
]. y. HARTLEY 3 son

BILE reputation in the ranks bust
ness men and tradera Of thls
as one OF the best informed md mpa
far.sighted real estate deaieSa anl
brokers in coal lands in thia lon
of West Virginia, and those We nas
him best predict for him = uir ~
cessful career.
subscribe % % West VIrsI.a
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Guest At YeardIey.

Mrs. Thomas Ellicott Lindiey is a
guest Of Mrs, Clement L. shaver at
Yeardley. Mrs. Shaver has Just re
turned from a ten days trip to New
York city.
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LOST

ELosT Pearl Rosery Beads on Mon
roe street near theater Return this
ONCE for suitable reward, s1-2t
LOST Pocket book, IS dollars and
papers between First ward livery and
Harriet shaw,s. Reward Is returned
10 First ward livery.
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OLOTH HING
VALUES UNEQUHL ED
g BII. /; ,; s.! Is e Is s'''
(FLAIN BLACK SUITS AND WORK
q oTEFs ExcEPTEp.l

This reduction is not only appealine7to the
many men who buy Hartley clo.hes regularly
hut as well to the man who IS trying them for
lie first time One of the chief objects was to
introduce our clothing department and in or
der TO do ii at This time Of the year heroic re-
ductions in prices have 10 be made.
This price-lessening applies to
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-7 room house with con-
veniences, 18th and Walnut avenue.
Apply Geo. H, Brobst. 3O.St
FOR RENT-Fnrnished front room
all conveniences, 500 Walnut. If
FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or I'm
Furnished; board IL desired. 465 High
street, 2s.6t
FOR RENT-Tbree rooms suitable for
Hight house keening; hot and cold wa.
ter gas and electric lights; min
utes' walk from Courthouse. 444 Mon.
roe, II
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SOCIETY
.nin Meet TnIa Eyenlna.

The Isabella Davis Circle Of Kings
Daughters win meet this evening at
1 a 80 o'clock at the First NJ. E. Church
On Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
White Hail.

Eva Province, Watson, r. No. Z.
Brooks Hull. Watson, R. No. Z.
Nixon School.
Clarence Nixon, Watson, R. No. Z.
RoothsvtIIe School.
Joe Province, shinnston.
Ralph Smith, shinnston.
Walter Humphrey, shinnston.
Leigh Hustled. shinnston.
Frank Kennedy, Watson.
osha Nuzum, Watson,
Edna Hall. Watson.
Nancie Wilkinson, Watson.
sina Province, shinnston.
Nellie smith, shinnston.
Union School.
Paul watkins. watson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
Red School.

Ruby Hays, Monongah.
Mononsah school.
Ned Kline. Monongah.
Willie Fleming, Monongah.
Lonnie Davis. Monongah,
Letha Carpenter, Monongah.
Annie salvati, Monongah.
frankie Nay, Monongah.
Mamie Yost. Monongah.
Beatrice Boone. Monongah.
Lena Yost, Monongah.
Winnie Fleming, Monongnh.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01

Garment for MEMS so COTTON
RIBBED UNDERWEAR. Winter
weight, and the identical garment
we have sold all winter for half
a-dollar; all sizes NOW in Shirts
and Drawers. Excellent values.
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L. N. CAMPBELL, Paste
West Virginia Patents.

H. E. Dunlap. patent lawyer. Of
Wheeling. reports the recent issue
of the following patents to West vir-
ginia inventors: E. W. o. Kaufman,
Keyser. gun cleaner: A. D. Purtle and
I. E. Rowland, Salem. apparatus for
producing carbon.black, and B. F.
Webb, Sistersville, wrench. Also the
following trademark registration;
Vance Shoe Company. Wheeling, for
leather boots and shoes for women's
Attorney John Hatfield. of Morgan.
town, is professional visitor to this
city to-day.
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fill M6D'S Suits and 0VGfGO is
YOUNG Mems SuttS& 0VSfGOabS
fiji BOgs' & GhiIdr6il'S 6lO.nlll

usual
Jus
You t asow around
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WANTED

WANTEp-A partner at once to take
u interest in a paying moving pic
ture show. Call Room 81, Kenyon Ho-
tel, Fairmont, W. Va. st
W7NTEp-An experienced house
maid; apply in the morning. III Fair
mont avenue. sO-2t
WANTE0-Boarders and roomers at
400 Quincy street tt
.NvANTED-A woman for general
house work. Apply 324 Walnut ave-
nue.. tt
ItRNI ED--A good cook. Wages. So
per week. No washing or ironing. For
information call at the West virgInian
sWANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 511 Benoni avenue. Il
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ST. 90 +: 4: s.: . : ~ ::
shoe for winter weather, just 60c
under price
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.MOnSl'S So SR8Bs
for g 40

Good shoes good styles good
feathers, and the best Of workman
ship. Get your size teddy and
save 6oc. y
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-01
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-New plano VIII sell al
sacrifice price or trade for anything
Of value Address Box SEC.
FOR sELE-safe and hot blast coal
stove Apply S. NJ. casterlIne.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
ESCAPE
FROM BEING SHOT

Last evening in the Palace saloon,
Musician Reinfeldt narrowly escaped
receiving his death wound at the hands
O. railroad grader by the name Of
Horn. Not only Reinfeldt escaped, but
practically all who were in the saloon
at the time were in danger for the
grader pulled a revolver from his pock-
ct which he aimed at the musician, who
backed into the crowd and was just
ready to pull the trigger, when J. O.
Westrope, standing near, knocked the
gun down, and 1t exploded, the bullet
going through the floor.
Reinfeldt and the grader had had
Misunderstanding, which led to the
former slapping the grader. The
grader left the saloon but returned
several hours later armed, and the in
cident followed. Horn was arrested by
Watchman Moore and placed in jail.
where his examination will be held
tomorrow.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
PREPARING FOR
GRADUATION
TEN APPLICATIONS FOR
COMIGENCEMENT HoNoRs
Selected Subjects for Theses and Clear
ing Up Final Work for Ending
Of the Term.

The members of the Senior class Of
the Winnemucca high school are pre-
pairing TOR graduation, and have al
ready begun the work upon the thesis
subjects, which is one of the final
tests for graduation.
The class this year is one larger
than last year, comprising ten mem
bers OF these eight are girls. The
members of the class, with their res
pective thesis subjects, are Gordon
Benson, Exclusionof the Japanese;
Bertha Wolf, "Nevada and her Re
sources;' Clara Weber, .sThe Yam
kee;" Henry Berk, "Wireless and
Marconi;" Ellen Brown and Nellie
Hyllier, "The Government of the
United States as compared with that
Of England;' Pauline Schmidt, "Fa-
nous Strcets;' Clara McNerney,
Electricity and It's Uses;" Irma
Brown, "Well Begun is Half Done, =
and Dora Giroux, "Ancient and Mod
ern Warfare"
1t is announced that the date for
the debate between the high schools
of Winnemucca and Sparks has been
postponed for two weeks, owing to the
illness of one Of the members Of the
Sparks team.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
AUTO RACES DUE
THIS WEEK

Inc first auto, a big Thomas aver.
In the .Sew York to Paris race. Is
scheduled to pass though Winnemucca
early this week, possibly tomorrow.
Inc auto was scheduled to arrive in
Eiko today and /. M. johnson Of that
place has volunteered to act as guide
from Montello to Elko and w. c. Ow.
ems will probably pilot the American
car from Elko to Winnemucca.
Speaking Of the run through Utah
the Salt Lake Herald says:
The rural residents OF salt Lake.
Davis and Weber counties saw 4
streakof dust or witnessed q powerful
automobile slowly chugging through
the mud, according to the condition
OF the road yesterday afternoon on
the main highway between Salt Lake
and this city. 1t was the Herald
Pcarce Arrow pilot car in the New
York to Paris race, on its way to meet
the American car as it entered the
state of Utah, and the Herald car ar
rived here in Ogden after making !
fast run on the first leg of the jour
ney.
With w. M. Bransford at the wheel.
L. S. Moore of the Brannell automobile
company, H. Howard Of the Motor club
one of the leading automobile clubs Of
London and the writer a. occupants.
the car covered the distance from Salt
Lake, through mud, water, dust and
all in two hours and forty minutes.
The people of Ogden have been IN
edge for the past several days in an
ticipation Of the great race, and the
Herald Pearce Arrow pilot ear coming
down Washington avenue at q speed
that taxed the ordinance fromed M
by the city fathers for the protection
of our citizens was the first intimation
that the big race was about due.
Crowds Of Ogden citizens crowded ali
around the car and asked questions
about the race.
When would they get herei Are
there any other newspapers sending
out carsf Did you have any accidental {
Are you going on through to the
coastf These were q sample Of the
questions hurled at the different mem.
bers Of the party.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
INDIAN STEALS A
DIAMOND
CUNNING ATTEMPT AT
THEFT IS DETECTED
Young Piute Squaw Removes Real
Diamond from Pin and Places
Paste Stone in its Stead

cunning attempt at theft WAS
made in Winnemucca yesterday, when
Myrtle Sioux. young Mahalie, while
doing house work at one Of the resi-
dences in town opened a jewel case
and took out diamond stick pin, and
then removed the diamond stone. plac-
ing in its stead an limitation stone,
thinking thus to delude theowner of
the pin.
The imitation stone was about twice
the size of the real stone, which Nd
to the discovery Of the theft as soon
as the jewel case was opened Sus-
picion fastened on the young squaw,
who had been in the room cleaning up.
and Sheriff Lamb was notified. He
traced the matter, recovered the stone
at the squaw camp and obtained a
confession Of guilt from the young
squaw.
The interesting part of the matter
was the tact displayed by the squaw,
in knowing the difference between the
real and the imitation stone and at.
tempting substitute which seems
more trait of civilized crimology
than to spring from the mind of an un-
tutored savage.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
TRINITY NAME OF
new CAMP

That the old Trinity mining district
located ten miles north of Lovelock
will again soon be in the limelight
of Nevad1's foremost mining camps
is evidenced by the good reports that
are coming in from that camp. Not
alone are good reports coming but sam
Piles from the district have been
brought in which show the yellow
metal in liberal quantities, and if con-
ditions improve it will not be many
weeks until regular shipments will be
going out of the Trinity district.
Among the latest strixes to be made
is that on the Nevada California Min
ing company property, John A. Mac
pherson, manager of the company and
a large stakeholder has a number Of
specimens taken from the company's
holdings, which areamong the best ever
placed on exhibition in Lovelock, show
ing, as they do, almost one-third pure
gold, says the Lovelock Tribune.
Mr. Macpherson informs the Tribune
representative that the strike was
made at the breast of the tunnel, which
seventy feet on an eleven foot ledge.
The pay streak varies in width from
one to three inches, while the balance
Of the ledge carries fair average of
milling oref. AS work becomes bet
ter in the tunnel, the showings become
better and it is believed that further
work willopen up bonanza ledge.
Mr.. Macpherson states that a shaft
has been sunk to depth of forty feet
on another ledge about eight feet
from where the new strike was made
in the eunnel At 25 feet al assay
running better than $500 was Gotta
ed. while at the bottom picAed .mries
run better than $2500.
Manager Macpherson states thai
plans are being made to inaugugate
vigorous crusde Of development work,
and that when started it will lie ear
ried outon very large scale.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
HUMBOLDTCOUNTY
FOR TAFT

That Humboldt county Republicans
are quite solidly for the nomination of
Secretary Taft for the presidency of
the United States was plainly demon
strated at the meeting of the Hum.
County Central committee held at the
court house last Saturday evening.
With one or two exceptions the mem
bers of the County Central committee
voiced themselves as upholding the
administration of Roosevelt and the
nomination of his logical successor, w.
H. Taft.
The meeting was held primarily for
the purpose of apportioning the Hum
boldt county delegates to the state con
vention to be held in Winnemucca on
April 20, at which time the delegates
to the national convention at Chicago
on June 18th will be selected The
eight delegates to which Humboldt
county is entitled was apportioned and
the time set for holding the primaries,
as is advertised in another column Of
this issue
The resignation Of f. M. Lee as
chairman of the committee was ac-
cepted and DIR. w. L. Samuels was
chosen to be his successor. c. W. MuI-
Ter also resigned as secretary of the
cimmmittee, and John s. Case was
chosen to the position.
Among those attending the meeting
from outside towns were, J. r. Harvey,
Paradise; J. A Langwith, F. j. But
ton. &. j. Smith and Thomas Nelson,
Golconda, and J. R. Hunter, Lovelock.
Arrangements were also made for
the holding of the state convention,
and the reception of the visiting dele
gates.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
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MRS. GORDON CAMPBELL
HAS FAITH IN JESSUP

Ms. Gordon Campbell, another Of
the mining women of ..evada who en-
because of the fascination which the
industry holds for them, arrived in
Winnemueca last evening from Jessup,
or White canyon, and departed this
morning for Goldbanks, on a brief
business trip, in connection with her
husband s interests there.
Mrs. Campbell has much faith in
Jessup. She is one of the pioneer
women of the camp, having gone there
with her husband before the first news
OF the discovery had travelled to the
outside world. She speaks enthusias-
sirally Of the surface showing and the
ease with which paintings are obtain
ed over an extended area.
Leases are now being let and lum-
bsr is arriving at the camp for build
ing purposes. Three carloads of lum-
Der are now being hauled in from the
station.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16
THE NEWS FROM
GOLCONDA
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
GOLCONDA, March l3.-CromwoE
and Ryan nave sarted an engineering
office at Gold Circle. They expect q
have map OF the district out in twa
weeks.
Spanish Basin is attracting no ittl0
attention at present. Smali lenses an1
stringers OF hign grade gold ore ~
embedded in granite. The values an
nearly all III gold and nearly all tho
gold is in with iron sulphides.
BUTTS and Kramer, leasers of tko
kramer property on Lone Mountain.
are ten teer in ON the cross-cut an1
have encountered high grade on
from the last accounts the cross-cpt
was still in ore, that is, speckled with
the yellow metal. No assays have q
yet been made but the ore viii H.
doubtedly run up into the thousands g
dollars.
On the DeLano property on L0na
Mountain south OF kraimer's propertY
has been uncovered what Is apparenE
The rock all pans well.
Colonel Burke, }. Z. Sewer and y.
Mcpherson Boyd left this morning foR
Gold Circle.
The DeLano family have leased II
residence OF r. j. Button, and w3l
make Golconda their home.
The funeral of John Crawford, who
died OF paralysis last week was hOl1
sunday.
The social club of Golconda met iaaf
Wednesday in the Glasgow aud Wsaer
ern building, whist being played. ~
evening was pleasantly spent. m
prizes were won by W. l. Birth al
Mrs. George Brady. The consolatiena
We're won by Harry Miller and Mn.
). Welshons. The ladies on the entos-
tainment committee were, Mrs. l.. Ban-
mister, Mrs. s. G. Mollin and Mrs. n,
+. Browning.
Mrs. Stillman of Genoa, Nebraska =
visiting with her daughter and son{Y
law, ~ ard Mrs. Stewart Mollin.
Mrs. ~. ). Bonnifeld has been II
guest of Mrs. +. l.. Dutertre for thA
past few days.
The excavation for the cellar of the
new store to be occupied by 4. Rein.
hart and company. is about finished.
Work on the building will be commence
ed very soon. Its construction is in the
hands of Contractor MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith are Wis.
iting in Winnemucca vita Mr.. J.
Sheehan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Baehrs aGa son, M.
Il spent few days in W .ucca
last week. Mr.. Baehcs has txo 5 ages
ready TO run between Cole Ga and
the Gold circle n.sirict.
T.. and i. Re'nhart OF .y;, e.uucca
spent few days in town last week.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-16

Clovis Pinson of Golconda is in town
today.
Juan Bilboa left for McDermitt this
morning.
Carl Baber arrived yesterday with a
light rig
Theodore Weller of Golconda was in
town yesterday
Mrs. Albert Lay arrived Sunday
from San Francisco.
The I. B. English teams departed for
McDermitt this morning.
Stephen Farraro was an arrival from
Paradise Valley Saturday.
+. P. Snapp of Rebel creek arrived
from San Franciso Sunday.
AL Singer arrived today in charge
of the Baber twelve-horse teams
Attorney J. A. Callahan of Lovelock
was visitor to Winnemucca Friday.
Krenkle and Bosch have very neat
window display of silverware and cut
glass;
w. r. Shaw arrived yesterday from
Paradise Valley and returned this
f. M. Bosch of the jewelry firm of
Krenkle and Bosch spent Saturday in
6olconda on business
j. r. Bradshaw arrived yesterday
from Oakland and departed this morn
ing for Paradise Valley
John .llchrist, superintendent for
the Pacific Land and Live Stock com
p,-ny, was in town Friday.
Marion Pixley, wife and daughters
returned Sunday morning from an ex-
tended visit to Los Aengeles.