The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-08-31
MORE ACCIDENTS ON
This S.P. DIVISION


|. tered three more accidents on the
Southern Pacific. the first to occur
was side swipe" of the switch en-
gines in the Carlin yards. wherein
Engineer Birdsall had his leg badly
crushed and had to be removed TO
the Ogden hospital for treatment. A
| freight car was derailed at Ladoga
on Wednesday and two freight cars
were derailed at Battle Mountain on
Sunday, but no one was injured.
Louis Nichols, superintendent OF
water supply on the Salt Lake divi-
sion, arrived in town Saturday on
Official business. He brought his
crew along and will do some very
| necessary repair work on the pipe
line in Prince Royal Canyon. which
may relieve the water situation some
what for Inlay.
| Miss Bernice Thacher. who has
been spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Fellows at Union
vile, has returned to her home in
| this city.
Elton Moyle and Miss verna Car
micheal motored in from Mill City
Sunday night.
S. III. Brady of the Sheba Mines al
Star Creek was in town last Friday
F. F. Small. trainmaster of the
Nina subdivision. arrived on No.
Monday
i
Frank Karch arrived from Sar
Francisco last week to take charge
Of the railroad club here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tomomiche
spent few days shopping in Rem
'ast week
Mrs. Abe Boulding, nee Helen Aus
tin, arrived from Sparks Frida'
i morning to make her home here, a
| Mr. Boulding is working east out 0
here at present.
Cecil and j. Rendon arrived iron
Stockton, California, and are renew
| ing acquaintances in Mill City an
Unionville. They are pioneers of thi
section of. Nevada.
Mrs. J NJ Chapple was a shoppe
in Winnemucca on Saturday.
NJ +. Pratt returned from Rem
last week and spent a few days i
town. --
Vernioco Gallo and son, Jack, c
Unionville were seen in town Satur
day.
| C. A. Stone and wife arrived b
auto from Portland. Oregon. las
Wednesday They each drove a For
and were going to California. The
were registered at the Bowrin House
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Dixon left fo
San Francisco last Wednesday nigh
manager.
Charles A. Green of Unionville wa
noted in town Saturday.
John Corran departed for the Coas
Saturday night.
H. B. Bushner, storekeeper a
Sparks. was an. official visitor o
Thursday.
James Courier has accepted a pos
ton as hostler helper in Inlay.
Mrs. j. t. Beale and daughter. Mr.
c. W. Bealls, spent Thursday in Win
nemucca.
B. A. Campbell. superintendent c
the Salt Lake division, arrived in hi
private care, the salt Lake" on NJ
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. o. Wroten and daughter
Ester and Velma, and small son le
for Roseville. California, Wednesda
night, en- route to Portland, Oregon
where they will make their futur
home. Mr.. Wroten will leave in
few days.
w. S. jog, trainmaster, was note
J in town last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. III. Cooper and small Sc
spent a few days in Reno the fol
part of the week.
George Steakel of Dun Glen was
town Monday.
Mrs. Frances Barkley departed Il
Sparks last Wednesday to take I
her residence there.
Alec Kahlin of Star Creek was
visitor in Winnemucca Wednesday
]. Davis was in town several da.
last week.
nj Herman Wagner, Southern Pacii
II fireman, received word Wednesday
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