The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
ELECTION PROv|sO
HITS SOCIALISTS

| HIS SUCIAL|SlS
Acknowledgement Fowler has pre-
pared an opinion stating that the
Socialist party or any other political
party failing to secure ten per cent
of the registered votes at the last
general election, will be precluded
from participation in the 1922 cam
paign unless a petition containing
the required ten per cent is filed
with the secretary of state at least
sixty days prior to the primary
election in September.
This is in conformity with the
new election law. Socialist leaders
assert there will be no effort this
year to re-organize the party in Ne
vada and it is probable, therefore,
that no attempt will be made by
Socialist candidates to obtain places
on the primary ballot as such.
Socialists of this state are await
ing action on reorganization in the
east in which may be incorporated
some farm groups. The leaders say
the Nevada Socialists ultimately will
pattern their organization after the
proposed rehabilitated national
body.
cal convention being held there to-
day.
A. A.. Duffner and Adolph Olsen
were arrivals in town Sunday from
the Duffner mining property in the
Antelope range of mountains.
Mrs. Albert Lay and children
were in this city yesterday from
their Jackson Creek home and spent
the day in shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Born are
spending few days in town from
Inlay, while Mr.. Born is demon
strating the Cleveland automobile,
for which he is agent.
The Winemucca Meat Market is
in receipt of fresh shipment of
veal from the C. X. Norris ranch at
McDermit.
P. V. Sanders left yesterday for
Clover Valley. He has been con-
fined to his home for some time on
account of illness, but is now much
improved in health.
Dick Wolfenburger was in town
with a team from the Cooper ranch
yesterday gathering up a load of
hay hands to commence haying on
the ranch in Pleasant valley.
Miss Florence Rutherford has re-
turned from the Godchaux ranch
where she has been visiting for
several days with the Connors
Family.
A. T. Orr has returned to his
home here after having been de-
tanned at the Portola hospital for
several weeks in the interest of
his health.
Mrs. Florence Robins who ar
rived here few days ago from
Salt Lake City, left yesterday for
Sheridan, California to visit with
her sister Mrs. Elmer Duncan.
j. A. Comes who has been looking
after his mining property in the
Golconda district for several days,
passed through here Sunday on his
way home to Oakland.
F. F. Terrell Of Jefferson City,
Mo-, is visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. G. U. Hall in this city, ex-
pecting to remain a couple Of
months.
Mrs. A. B. Orr Of Visalia, Cali
1ornla, was an arrival here Sunday
and continued to her Ashdown min
ing property yesterday. Mr.. Orr
has been attending to assessment
work on the property grounds for
some time.
Mrs. w. w. Grayson has returned
from two weeks trip to San Fran
! cisco and other California points.
Her daughter, Miss Clara who ac-
companied her to the coast will re-
main with relatives in Santa Rosa
during the summer months.
Ed. Connors was in town yes
terday from the Godchaux ranch at
Willow Point. gathering up two
crews of hay hands to commence
haying on the ranch this morning. :.