The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-18

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| GREAT GOLD CAMP
National to Have Telephone Service.
Upon his recent visit to National
Supt. Hugh L. Thomas, Of the Utah,
Nevada q Idaho Telephone company,
secured sufficient number of local sub
scribers in the camp to warrant estab-
fishing an exchange. Supt. Thomas
promises to have it in working order
in about 80 days.
Stall Brothers Recovering Nicely.
Frank and George Stall, of the ia
nous lease which bears their name, who
were buried under several tons of rock
at the bottom Of the shaft. ON their
property some weeks ago, sustaining
serious injuries, are reported to be get.
ting along nicely. George, although
considered to have been the more badly
injured of the two, is able to be up
and, with the aid of q crutch, walk
about his room some. It is hoped that
Frank win be able to do the same
within the next few days and that both
brothers will soon be out attending to
their usual duties.
New Schoolhouse for Camp.
Messrs. Hayes, Tracy and Lamb,
trustees of the National school dis
trict, are erecting an new schoolhouse,
1880 feet in dimensions, to be com.
pleted in about two weeks. Az an evil
dence of the enterprise Of the residents
OF the camp, it may be cited that, being
unable to obtain an appropriation from
the county commissioners for the pur.
pose, the citizens are defraying the ex-
lpense by popular subscription.
1t is expected that the fall term Of
school win open ON the first Monday in
October.
National Mining Co. Directors Visit
Camp.
| At 4:30 o'clock this morning the Ma
tional Mining Company Of Nevada .
auto, driven by Charles Haeffner, left
town for camp, with the following Of
fcers Of the company: 8. g. Scotten,
of Chicago, treasurer; J. g. Snydacker
director; L. G. Campbell. vice-presi.
dent and attorney; G. w. Buckley Chi
cago, heavy stockholder in the com
pany, and w. ]. Hotchkiss, of Sar
Francisco.
It is stated that the party will re
main in camp for the balance of thu
week, and that several important mat
ters relating to the management of thu
property and future dividends will bs
taken up with President John e. Pei
ton.
Many People Visit Camp.
This morning Tom Defenbaugh, the
merchant, and DR.. Macdonald, promi
nent operator, left for National Ia the
Simplex auto, driven by Jim Gilbert.
c. 81. Snow left for camp Tuesday
evening with party of commercial
men.
G.. w. Carty's machine, driven by
w. Barstow, left for camp this morn
ing with Assayer J. ]. Burton, wife and
child, and M. G. Meyers and Jerome
Mohan, mining men.
National Physician Visits Reno.
DR.. J. B. Hardy, one Of National q
prominent physicians, arrived In Win
nemucca from camp Tuesday afternoon
and left for Reno on No. the same ev-
ening, to be absent several days.
Return From Trip to Reno.
j. w. Lorge, of the firm Of ]. B.
Lorge q Co., New York stockholders,
and ]. E. Kendall, ono Of the pioneer
operators of National, returned from
Reno on No. 4 this morning.
J. H. Causten Passes Through Town.
J. H. Causten, of the Causten Jarvis
lease on the property Of the National
Mining Company of Nevada upon
which the Charleston Hill ledge was
recently picked up, arrived in Winnie
mucta from camp this afternoon, in
Shows auto. The other passengers on
the car were two commercial men and
Ed Connors, superintendent of the
county hospital. Mr.. Causten left for
Palisade on an afternoon train, for the
purpose Of meeting parties interested
with him in mines at Eureka and will
return Saturday.
Lumber for Atkinson Lease.
This morning j. L. Buckley's outfit
left for National, loaded with lumber
and timbers for the NJ. e. Atkinson
lease.
MOVING INTO NEW RESIDENCE
THIS AFTERNOON
O'Carroll & Warren, the contractors,
have completed the A. N. Haines resi-
dence, on Pavilion, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, and this afternoon Mr..
Haines is moving into his new house.
The structure is substantial one and
one-half story building % feet square,
thoroughly modern, and, with its coat
Of drab colored paint, presents hand
some appearance.
WOOL SHIPMENTS OVER
THE WESTERN PACIFIC
Yesterday f. Reinhart q Co. shipped
carload of wool to Koshland & Co.,