The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-10
IN YEARS GONE BY
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Following is Principal Winfrey'
report of the Winnemucca schoo
for the month of September:
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Post graduate-Edith Lewis.
Middle class-Elmer Duncan, AL
bert Wolfe, Annie Roddy.
Low Middle class-Ernest Nc
Died, Abbie Duncan, Addie Ried.
Junior class-Pablo Rutherford
Goldie Warren, Roy Trousdale, Ell,
Lying.
Will Mr.. Mckinley kindly UNLOAD
few packages of provisions from
the prosperity train he is conduct
ing through Ohio for the starving
population of Jacksonville, min.
ing town with 1000 destitute peo
pie, rendered SO by the failure OF
Mr.. Hanna and his friends to keeI
their promise in the little matter
of wages made before the presi.
Dental election. Cat the time this
Observation-Disclosures published, The
Silver State headmast did not carry
the name of its publisher or editor
but We are not mistaken, we fee
quite sure in saying that the mis-.
cradle chump who penned the item
was party to the conspiracy tina,
eliminated with assassination OF
one of the best men who ever oc-
cupied the position of highest
honor in the civilized worldly
Estey Austin's team left this
morning for Paradise loaded with
supplies.
Mrs. A. E. Lothrop returned
this morning from a trip with her
parents at Reno.
Senator Summerfield returned
yesterday morning from trip to
the southern part of the county.
M. A. Davidson a stock buyer OF
Sheridan, Mo-, is in town. He pur-
chased two carloads of horses from
Charles Fields and Joe Catlow in
Pueblo valley, Oregon, and will
ship them from here in few days.
A heavy rainstorm occurred yes
terday afternoon. For half an
hour the water came down in sheets
and transformed the streets into
miniature lakes and rivers. Today
is cloudy with showers at intervals.
(This goes to confirm the saying
that the sins of the fathers shall
be visited unto the fourth genera
ton. Liars are with u.s.
Robert C. Reigg, formerly of
Winnemucca, but now of Carson.
recently took the civil service ex-
animation for railway mail clerk.
A Vermont man has found how
to successfully oppose government
injunction. He simply shot the
judge who enjoined him.
The Silver State is under obliga-
lions to j. M. Brown for a box of
delicious peaches grown on his
ranch near Unionville. When it
comes to really first class fruit Ne
vada takes the lead. Thanks to
Mr.. Brown. Otis little late in
the season for any of our readers to
duplicate the nice work of Mr..
Brown, twenty-five years ago, but
we hope that some of you will
paste this in your hat band and let
the thought soak into your noodles
that the present editor of The
Silver State is fully competent to
phrase words of appreciation. Not
only that, he is particularly fond
of peaches.)
Z. 5. Archer who made a trip to
Central district yesterday brought
back a rich specimen of ore from
a ledge recently discovered by C..
M. Harvey near the Golden Eagle.
Assays of the surface ore run $50
per ton in gold.
A warrant was issued yesterday
for the arrest of two members of
an emlgrant party who stole chick
ems while camped near town. But
the persons wanted had skipped out
early in the morning and were not
caught. (If some emigrant parties
should take two or three old hens
out of here now no complaint would
be filed.)
Frank Boskowitz is in town to-
day.
Regular target shoot at the range
tomorrow.
Leroy Arnold arrived from Black
Rock today.
Nels Frendesen, the sheep man is
in town today.
w. j. Merchant arrived from Will
low Point Yesterday.
s. II. Wood, the cattle buyer ar
rived yesterday from Ogden.
Alfred Wilkinson and family ar
rived yesterday from McDermitt.
G. F. Shepherd left for San Fran
cisco yesterday on n pleasure trip.
The weather cleared up this morn
ing and indicates that the storm is
over.
Rev. Hamm was in Paradise Val
ley Sunday.
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