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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Ellen A. Taylor ct al TO Christopher W. Duff
fe lot in W line OF Scott street, lzs Of
Haight, S 27 by W 100; So
Christopher W. Dufhe to Henry Meyer, same;
$500.
d. Foley to W. W. Watson. lot in W line Of
Sixteenth avenue, 200 Of Lake street, S % by
W 40; $40.
Roundy realty company 10 Moses Mann. lot at
" corner Of Q street and Twenty-seventh avenue
South, sw 1886. 1890, Sc los 1875; So
Moses Mann TO Giacono Paravagna, lot In Sw
line Of Twenty-seventh avenue South. 10000 Sc
OF Thornton avenue, Sb 4l-zl. thence at right
angles 10 SW line of Twenty-seventh avenue
South. NV to beginning: $40.
Parkside realty company 70 Horace s Seaton
lot in y line Of Nineteenth avenue I25 OF u
street. Is by i2o; $40.
James Mooney ct al TO John cooney and
wife. lot in " line Of Scott street. las S Of
Haight q by W 100; 5000
Estate Of Joseph Leach. deceased (by admins
line Of Scott street, l4s Of Haight, S p by W
100; $500.
= by " 100: $40.
Parkside realty company to Horace ssaton.
lot in " line Of Twenty second avenue 100 n
of L street. % by " 40; $40
Same TO same. lot at NV corner Of Twenty
second avenue and W street, w s2:6 by \ 100;
same 10 same. lot at NE corner OF Twenty
seventh avenue and street. L 1916 by n 100;
So
John Davidson. deceased (by executor. to GUS
tav r. Afunk and wife, lot in + line Of Shrader
street 100 Of Waller IS by 100; $40
Elizabeth A. Briggs ct al. TO Ellen A. Taylor
ct al lot in " line Of Scott street, las S OF
aicbt : y by W 100: $40.
Fmilie Lyons 10 Margaret Curry lot at Ne
corner Of Lombard and Steiner streets Z 2s:3H
hy 80; $40.
saint Mary-s hospital 10 George Hummell and
wife lot al NV corner Of Point IObos ana
Fourteenth avenues. " 355 by \ coo: $40
Pope estate company TO Frank TOwle, lot in r
~ Cf1o 1-1e. s a ~ J.
I27.2A NJ 40.7 9-l6, w 16I:0llk; $40.
anhn 7. Harmes ct al. (trusteesj to Julius D.
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REPORT OF STRIKE
SENDS DAISY UP
Story of Rich Find Too Late,
However, to Affect the
Market Much
GOldfield Stocks Have Dull Day
and Go Still Further
Down

AT the close of day of dull trading
on the stock exchange a report came
yesterday that five foot ledge of ore.
running 5000 to the ton. had been
struck in the lower levels of the Daisy.
1t was too late to cause much of a
hurry. but that stock jumped 8 points
Immediately.
Prior to this report the market was
slack Goldheld Consolidated, which
opened at $5.17la, went down to $5.121a.
with but TWO or three transactions.
Fraction was active, but it only rose
points, closing at 7Sc
Comstocks were steady through the
day and showed some Improvement at
the close. Ophir, which opened at s2.15,
closed at $2.221z, and Mexican advanced
four points, closing at S9c.
In the Goldfield stocks there was a
general weakening. Florence dropped
from $4.20 to Salty, and there was
little trading in the others, which re-
mained at a standstill.
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Building Contracts

W K. Yorston with D. NJ. cogan-Lath-
ing and plastering for the Joseph Alexander
of Jackson street SO by 80 for 81 200.
A Tore with Demartini building company
All work for a two story and basement brick
S Of Pacific 22:5x76:1O, for $1,000.
NJ F. Buckley with 2. A = Garson-All II
line Of Homestead street, 1s5 of Twenty
fourth. . by " 125. for $1,000.
Charles T. and Jennie A. crocker with w.
F. Fuller Co.. Edmund Grundy. American
air cleaning company AAGilivrsy Ramond gran
ite company and Gladding g. Mclean company
ing equipment granite work and terra Gotta
for Postal telegraph building at NE corner OF
Bush and Battery streets, e2:11k by E so,
water Front realty company with Nelson &
Sheehan-Au work for two story brick frame
building mine stories and loft at Ne corner
Of Drumm and Washington streets, 100 by
Il5, for $25, ,637.
Mrs l. NJ Bigelow with Healy- -Tibbfts con-
cavstfng. ETC. concrete and cement work side
walks and foundations for building in y line
1875. for ss442.
Heinike Bros. with +. J. Robnson-All work
and fixtures and shades, for a three story and
basement building lsix fats in line OF Col
lngwood street. 112 n of Eighteenth. 30
Alice Kennedy with Charles scanlan-All work
for four story and basement frame apartment
building ,ddi at 81 s0rRer q Pips and GougS
2T:1N. $50. W %. thence 1915 to beginning
for $50. $40
& De Kort-An work for a story frame
building 1.-TWO FATS in " line of Alpine street
1878 \ Of Fourteenth, 1874 by W 90, for
F. W. Koldeustrodt with o. A. craemer-
Az work for . two story and basement frame fran
Scott 3Ox1O0. for $7.24S.
f. r. and Anna r. Albee with - Ser
guson-AI work for a two story and basement
frame building IN line of Carl street 25O
= of Stanyan j. % by %. for 81 500.
Clans Sprcckes with American marble and
mosaic company. W. p Fuller and callaghan
& Manetta-Marble aud terrazzo. glazing. lath-
inc and plasfering in building at SE corner Of
Fremont and Market streets. for Si0,4 AS.
Holmes investment company with Fenneli
Bros-Brick and terra Gotta work for building
IN line OF Post street. 60 Of Kearny p
re l2a:6, W 57:e. S 60, W 20, S 62:8
for S23, ,9l2.
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Nem York MetaI Mnrket

NEW YORK. March l2.-1he London tin mar
kef was higher with spot closing at f134 15s
and futures at fi32. The local market was
steady with quotations ranging from 29M29 25c
Conner was higher In the English market with
SPOT quoted at f5s Is Cd and futures at f5s I5s
The local market firm. with lake quoted at
12 50d12 15c. electrolytic at I2.37lz 6sl2. .B2i5c
casting at 1225d12.50c.
Lead was lower at Els los in the London mar
ket Locally the market was dull and unchanged
at 3.65m3.7oc.
spelfer advanced IS Sd to f21 in the London
market but remained dun and unchanged at
4 460G4.7ec locally.
standard foundry quoted at 49s Sd and Cleveland
warrants at sis Sd. The local market was
nomiually unchanged northern. but showed
Improvement on southern grades No northern
foundry SIS. s.2JMiS.75. No. do $1775M Is 25:
No. ! southern foundry and No. do soft $l7.T5
8l65o.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in al
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author.
lied to have the published. Notices
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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BIRTHS

MEYER-In this city, March u, 1908. to the
wife of Arthur Meyer. a daughter
MICHAELS-In this city, March H. 1908, TO
the wife of Ed Michaels, a
PARFETT-In this city, March Ii, 1908, TO the
wife of Walter Parfett nee Kindergen). a
son.
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GnldfeId District

Ner Hills ...2.so s.oOPitts Peak. i 20 !. %
ComeforEs
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MARRIAGE

NS-MERIWETHER-In Alameda, Cal,
March 10, 1908. by Judge j. Van Nostrand.
John i. Hopkins and Elizabeth B. Meri-
wether
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SAN Francisco Mining Exchange
2:I5 p. N. Regular Session
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Touonah District

100 Ophir ..-...-. 2 2Ol 300 Afayhower - II
500 Daisy ..-...2 .221s 500 Do, 10. Il
looo Bonnie Clare. l9.looo Great Bend =. 4
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PUBLIC COMBINATION AUCTION SALE

IN OAKLAND, SATURDAY, MARCH IA
65 head big mares, geldings and ponies in
single and in pairs They class as follows
Ranch contractors, delivery, buggy roadsters
saddlers Horses guaranteed Will be hooked
after sale 565 4tb ST., Oakland
J. w MEDEIROS, Licensed Auctioneer-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Thursday, March II:
Elgio B. yillafranca. 81 and Anna Lockhart.
70, both of zoos Washington ST.
Auguste Lattice, 2S. SIS Pacific St, and
Claire Gasaix 90. e1T Pacific ST.
lsydore Solwan, 20, 455 Fillmore St, and
Sadie Goldberg. is, S55 Devisadero st.
Auguste Passet. 90. West Berkeley. and Cath
crime Lindsay, 80, Brunswick. Mo.
Frank Vitale, 22, Collinsville, and Annie
Grillo, Ia, Black Diamond.
William Maringer. %. T34 Central ave-, and
Agrfpna SalaZar, %. Alameda.
Earl g. Smith. ~. Vallejo, and Nora John
son, "a. Greeley, Neb.
Henry N de Costa, A. and Maggie Jaeger.
55, both of SO Third st.
OAKLAND. March l2.-The following mar
riage licenses were issued today:
August de Costa Luiz. II. and Maria E. Car
reira. 10, both of Oakland
Francis e. Mcclure, rs, and Gertrude Smith,
20, both Of San Francisco.
Thomas Dunleayy, 40, Atchison, and Ellen
Riordan, 80, Oakland
Ernest Jordens, 20, Berkeley, and Marie Bit
Thomas Barroman 2s. and Agnes cunha 10,
both OF Oakland
Charles II. Wheeler, Al, and Gertrude Pen
rose. 45. both of Oakland.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-11
DESPONDENT miner SUICIDES
FIRES FATAL BULLET
AFTER RETIRING
In Letter He States He Believed He
Was Losing His Mind and Wanted
to End All in Death

At Lovelock yesterday morning the
body of an Italian prospector was
found near the bridge leading to the
Ruddell home with bullet hole
through his head, entering at a point
just above the right ear and making
an exit Just over the left ear The
dead man was rolled in his blankets,
where he retired the night beofer, his
arms were folded across his breast and
in his right hand he firmly grasped a
.32-calibre revolver with which the
deed was done. The shot was fired
about midnight, and it was plainly
heard by persons in the vicinity.
In letter left behind the prospector
stated dthat he was a married man,
and because of family troubles he
feared he was losing his mind, ana
that he killed himself to end his
troubles He also gave the address Of
brother in Reno.
An inquest was held and about $50
in money was found in his pockets,
which betrayed the funeral expenses.
he was buried from the Morgan under
taking parlors this morning.
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OLD TIMER RETURNS
FOR A SHORT VISIT

W. T. Clayton, of Weiser, Idaho, ar
rived in Winnemucea last evening on
short visit here. Mr.. Clayton former
~ lived in Paradise Valley, where he
will be remembered by many of the
old-timers. Moving away from the
Valley nearly ten years ago he and
his family have since lived in Weiser,
where they own a nice ranch and are
doing well. Mr.. Clayton states that
other old Humboldt county residents
at Weiser, including John Blattner and
family and former County Commission
ed W. d. Morey, send their regards TO
linmboldt county friends.
Before returning north Mr.. Clayton
expects to make a short visit to Para
disc Valley
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PLENTY OF WATER
SOON
WATER -. 80. -. -.
THE RIVER AT WELLS Is
RUNNING BANK FULL
Late Flood in Humboldt River viii
be Of Inestimable Value to the
Stock Ranches.

There will be plenty of water in the
Humboldt river III Il short time and the
ranchers at Winnemucca and Lovelock
will receive the benefit of late food
season, which will be of incalculable
value. The river at Wells is running
bank full and the headwaters are now
reaching Elko. Judge w. II. A. Pike
of the district court has just returned
from Ely and states that the farmers
at Wells and vicinity are jubilant over
the prospects for plenty of water, and
that in two weeks the foodwaters will
have reached the lower stretches of the
Humboldt There will be considera-
BILE amount of water taken out for ir-
rigation purposes between Wells and
Lovelock but waters of the stream will
be augmented by the drainage of a
vast territory lying between these two
points.
respects for continuous high water
Prospects for a continued high
water season are excellent. In the
Ruby mountains of Elko county one
of the great drainage basins of the
Humboldt river, the snow of the late
storm, together with the unmeted
cnow of last winter. will keep the
Humboldt river at high water mark
for many days.
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MARTIN RDNZA IS RELEASED
JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE is
VERDICT OF INQUEST
Sheriff Lamb and Coroner Robins Re-
turn from Scene OF Shooting at
Happy Creek.

As result of the inquest held at
the DeLong ranch on Happy Creek yes
terday by Coroner Robins of Whine
mucca over the body of Jack Bell, a
prospector, who was shot and killed
by Martin Rinza, his partner in seve-
raj mining claims, verdict of justi-
fable homicide was secured and ths
party returned last evening from the
scene of the shooting, with Renza. The
latter was at once released on his own
recognizance.
The evidence, as developed at the
inquest, places the blame for the af-
fair on the man who received his death
wound. Bell and Rinza had been pros
pecting in that vicinity for some time
and owned a number of claims in com
mon. Trouble had been brewing be-
tween them for some time over the
question of title to mining claim
originally located by Rinza, but relo-
Gated by Bell, who claimed that the
proper work had not been done to hold
the claim. The two men met in the
hills, near the DeLong ranch Tuesday
Bell was on horse back and Rinza was
on foot. Bell rode up behind Rinza
and said: "Now, I've got you,
and Immediately pointed his rifle at
him. Rinza knocked the barrel aside
and the bullet went wild Rinza
pulled his revolver and fired point
blank at his advisory, mortally wound
ing him. Bell fell from his horse and
again attempted to use his gun when
Rinza fired twice more at the pros
trate man, completing his bloody work.
work
Hinza is a native of Germany and is
of an excitable temperament. He has
however. borne good reputation il
the northern section of the county
where he has worked for some months
| He is a veteran Of the Spanish war
and has an honorable discharge from
the Goth Kansas regiment, compan ,
B, which was under the command OF
General Funston in the Philippines
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Silt and GRAVEL
COVER TRACKS
REAvY RUSH OF WATER
DELAYS r. r. TRAINS
Tender Herailed at Golconda Canyon
Three Miles East Of the Town
of Golconda.

A heavy rush of water that recembl-
ed a cloudburst occurred yesterday
morning at Golconda canyon, about 3
miles east of the town of Golconda. and
covered the railroad tracks to a depth
Of ten inches with silt. and gravel, and
delayed traffic for several hours. A
freight train passing the scene shoot
y ;fter the happening had the tender
derailed and the engine put out of work
ing order, so that it was necessary to
bring il back to Winnemucca and take
another engine out.
The section gang at Golconda soon
had the track cleared and all obstruc-
tions removed, so that traffic was re-
newed without much loss of time
The section of country in and about
Golconda is peculiar in that spring
season seldom passes without there is
some sort of a heavy rainfall or cloud
burst. In past happenings of this
character, numbers of lives have been
lost.
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DOESN'T PAY THE PRINTER.

There is class of men in every com
munity, who, upon their debut, have
to depend for public notice upon the
local newspapers. They are ever on
the alert for free advertising They
never turn down any kind of adver-
tising provided it is free. BY and b.
they amplify their business, make mo-
ney, accumulate--thev are bound to
aceumulate-and they get ready to do
some advertising, Having learned from
the free article the value Of advertis-
ing, they advertise literally. But NOT
in the home newspapers. They havs
no use for that. They send their mo-
ney to Denver, San Francisco, to New
York, perhaps to all three. But there
is no recollection of the newspaper
they helped to put them on their feet.
One of the crying needs Of the
newspapers of the state is a protective
association to put a ban on the seeker
after free advertising.-Reno Reveille.
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MANY ARE STRIVING FOR
HoNoRs AT ANGLING
Many Stories of Fish That Get Away
-Honors About Even Between
H. L. Bonniield and G.. Schmidt.

Angling is Winnemucca paramount
sport just at present, and every day
sees nondeseript fishing parties leav-
irg town. Many are striving for the
honors of the season for landing the
biggest trout, for the trout fishing this
year is excellent. Many large fish have
been caught. II. l.. Bonnifield being
accredited with landing a ten poundei
the forepart of the week. In telling
Of the catch. Mr. Bonnifeld says that
a bigger one got away from him. Carl
Schmidt is reported to have made A
number of exceptionally good catches,
and he is pushing Bonnifeld hard for
the first honors of the season. The
big rush of water which is expected
in the Humboldt river shortly will
probably spoil the fishing for time.
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THE GIRL OF The
GOLDEN WEST"
TRAGEDY, PATH0s, HUMoR
IN STRIKING CI.INAxEs
Synopsis of Play to be Presented This
Evening That Has Many Inter-
esting Features.

The Girl OF the Golden West, =
which was written by that master play
wright, David Belasco, is recognized as
the greatest American drama. The
theme is American and all the charac-
ters are Americans. The scene is laid
in little mining camp at the foot of
Cloudy Mountain, California, and the
actions take place during the gold fe-
yer of lS49-50. The central figure is
the Girl, who owns and runs the
Ranchmen IS Rest saloon. She is loved
and respected by every man in the
county All the boys love her, and th
sheriff wants to make her his wi z
but she refuses him. Then the 81,
agent turns up. He is above the IN :.
of the community, and she falls in love
with his gentlemanly manners. He
goes to her cabin in the evening to
see her. A storm comes up and he is
compelled to stay there all night. In
the meantime, the sheriff gets an ink
ing of the stranger identity, and he
goes to the Girl Is cabin in search of
him. He tells the Girl who her ad-
mirer is and she turns the road agent
! out into the storm. The sheriff sees
the shadow of a mans form at the
Girls door and he fires, wounding the
road agent. The Girl hides the woun1-
ed man in her attic. The sheriff re-
turns, discovers him, and. the Girl and
the sheriff play cards for his posses
sion. Through trick the Girl wins.
The sheriff departs and keeps the Sc
cret of the Girl. In the last act the
read agent Us captured by q Wells
Fargo detective, but is subsequently
pardoned. There are many interest
ing characters, and the production is
an elaborate one.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the Winnemueea: II. Wolf, Chi
Circle; John Gilchrst, Jr Livermore,
CAL; A. O. Girard. Florence, New.
Capt o. A. Tibbetts. Salt Lake. H. H.
Hoops, Schuyler, Neb; G. H. Maekin-
non, Hornsilver; w. f. Townsend Para
disc; w. f. Twist, Battle Mountain
James Mckinney, San Francisco; A.
J. Chindgeren, Washakie; Alvin Thorn
son, White Horse, Ore; II. G Lower
James Gleeson, -. Gleeson, Tonopah
J. w. Hanson, Goldbanks; f. j. Hyatt,
Rebel Creek, J. w. Hyatt, Columbus,
o.; M. A. Bixby, Tiptop; Martin ID.
O'Can, Spokane; William Freemonth,
Paradise; A. Marston, Tonopah; G. II.
Piper, Willow Point.
R. p. Richardson, Tonopah; A. o.
Brien, Goldfeld; Jos. Cooley, r. Bowl
ing, Quinn River; H. s. Nevilin, Dead.
wood; f. J. Wells, Palisade; J. d.
Grove, San Francisco; Thomas Nelsoa,
Stone House; j. A. Callahan, Lovelock
At the Lafayette: c. A. Rode, Pa;
Nath Kuhn, Ogden; j c. Johnson, w.
J. Langevein, Reno; f. f. Boyd, R. r.
Hills. James b. Treadwell, Frank Bos-
kowitz, J. l.. Hopkins, Thomas La
kins, San Francisco; A. Schat. Fresno
ID. s. Gardner, Georgia; p. X. Ennis,
Coffeevile, Kan; G. M. Mckinney,
Chicago; d. B. Faquhar, Leadville, Col.
II. T Benson, Denver; Evan Williams
Golconda; +. A. Coe, Newcastle, Cal
Hugh l.. Thomas, Salt Lake P. W.
Blanchard. Portland; Lee Jellum, Love
lock; G. ID. Dingle, Sacramento.
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STOCK MARKET.

Tom Columbet, shipper for Miller X
Lux, informs the Silver State News
that he will ship thousand head OF
cattle today to the company's ranches
in Mason Valley.
Charles Byrnes, the well knowa
Paradise Valley rancher, brought in d
load Of hoks Tuesday for the Meth 4
Evans market.
f. Scott arrived this morning from
the Spanish ranch with lis head OF
Staunton and Abel horses.
r. T. Evans arrived last evening
from his Willow Point ranch. He
brought with him eighteen head Of
choice beeves for the Meth and Evans
market.
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GRAND JURY NOW
IN SESSION
BUSY TERM OF COURT
OPENS THIS MORNING
Today to Pass Upon Validity of
Charges Against Accused.

The district court convened in Win
nemucca today for what will probably
be the busiest session of the year.
There dozen criminal cases to be dis
posed of and many civil cases will
reach hearing at this session. The
grand jury of the county under the
foremanship of Hon. w. G. Pitt of
Lovelock and composed of w. G. Saw
age, A. Westfall, j. M. Hunter, l.. N.
Carpenter, F. /. Gunnell of Loveloch !;
F. A. Trousdale. R. Battels, Thomas
Shone, C. B. Brown, R T. Evans, A.
W. Guthrie. M. D. Staunton, German
Gonzales, Thomas Nelson, Paul Lavea-
ga and J. Sheehan of Winnemucca, and
Gerhard Miller of Paradise, met this
morning and are now considering the
list of criminal cases.
This afternoon the Jack Bell killing
was taken up, as several of the i'm
portant witnesses were anxious to get
away. Tt is also stated that the case
of Evelyn Arthur will come up for
consideration this afternoon.