The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-09
PARADISE VALLEY
NEWS OF INTEREST
Especial CorrespondenceJ


ceived from Lorenzo Recanzone at
Reno states that eye specialists there
say he will lose the sight of his eye,
but they are working now to save
the eyeball so it's removal and the
wearing of an artificial eye will be
prevented, If possible. DR.. Webster,
local physician, has suggested the
wearing of baseball face-masks by
wood sawyers to prevent such ac-
cidents, saying that method is gen.
orally adopted in the lumber camps.
Little Serafio Echeverria, who has
been very ill with para-typhoid is
improved and hope is held out for her
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Nehls expect
to move to town before long and oc-
cupy Tinatea Ybasetis cottage in the
Schwartz addition.
w. C. Bradshaw and o. B. Nehls
returned the first of the week from
trip to the other side, the former in
the interests of his campaign for
county commissioner, the latter look
ing for a purchaser for his grain
crop. They were much impressed
with the new Oravada settlement, it
being their first trip to the Quinn
River Valley since the project was
started. We, on this side, have been
rather skeptical about pumping and
semi-dry farming, but the men are
very enthusiastic over what they saw
in the way of crops, gardens, etc.,
spirit of progression possessed by all
the settlers, which will go a long way
toward bringing them success.
Louisa Liotard and Pablo Eche-
verria motored up from Winnemucca
Tuesday. Pablo took his fathers
place in driving A. Pasquale's sheep
down, Mr.. Echeverria being called to
his home on account of illness. Miss
Louisa brought back the car after
her brother Louis left with the ship
ment of mutton.
]. Roy Bradshaw, Chester Free
month and the rest of the crew who
have been threshing the grain crops
around Willow Point returned home
Wednesday, having finished the job
for another year.
Mrs. w. r. Raymond motored up
from their lower valley ranch and
were shopping in town on Thursday.
A special meeting Of the cattle
growers association is called for
Sunday at pm. October 10) at the
Schwartz hotel, when several matters
will be discussed and all members
are urged to be present.
George Reed was in from his Lit
tie Humboldt ranch on Thursday. j..
c. Cathcart, of the same locality, was
also noted in town the same after
noon.
Two representatives of the Conti-
mental Life Insurance Company were
in town on Tuesday and were can
vassing the valley on Wednesday.
A. L. Rasmussen, field inspector Of
the biological survey, is expected
from Reno in a few days to look over
the situation and report on any neces-
sity for additions in the trapping
force in this locality.
Wednesday was cloudy with some
rain and a few flakes of snow in the
valley. Thursday dawned clear and
cold with the surrounding noun
tains snow capped and quite thick ice
on watering troughs, etc. All un-
covered gardens succumbed. Local
hunters are beginning to plan deer
hunting trips. A number of deer are
reported around Hinckey and Santa
Rosa SUBMITS.
The Gillian truck took down load
of furniture and household goods be-
longing to A. Pasquale on Thursday
to be used in the Martin hotel in
Winnemucca, now conducted by Mr..
Pasquales sister, Mrs. V. Pasquale.
Mrs. James p. Riley and Mrs. DR..
Webster "buggied" to the Case or
chard on Friday morning for load
of fruit.