The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-07-26

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Of Sacramento, w. A. wilkinson Of
Ogden and e. j. Hannlin of Mime
apolis are registered at the Busch.
Washington, July 21.-Secretary
King today said Watson's feet will
not sail for Spain until after the
Porto Rico campaign is under way
He ridiculed the idea that sending
Watson's expedition to Spain might
lead to international complication.
w. C. Pitt is up from Loyelock.
Edward E. Winfrey, principal Of
the Winnemucca public school, has
announced that he will be q candi-
date for state superintendent Of
public instruction before the Silver
party convention.
Yesterday afternoon the Rathbone
sisters gave a lawn party at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rou.
gon, on Second street, in honor Of
Mrs. j. Small and Mrs. A. d. Will
cox, who will soon take their de-
parture from our midst. The former
will soon take up her residence al
Wadsworth, in company with her
husband, and the latter goes on a
prolonged visit to relatives and
friends in Canada.
Yesterday morning the boys al
Vamp Sadler started in cooking for
themselves. Eech company has a
chief cook and two assistants, the
latter taking turns with other men,
bers of the company.
Honk Kong, July 22.--The Ameri-
cans have advanced within two miles
of the Spanish lines and are sur
rounding Manila.
Playa del Este, July, 22.-General
Wood has been appointed military
governor of Santiago. 5.
Young sagehens are being sold
here at % cents each. They are
fine eating, being fat and tender.
Key West, July 23.-The U. s.
gunboats Topeka, Wasp, Annapolis
and Legion silenced the forts at
Nipe back on the northern coast of
Santiago province, Thursday, sinking
Spanish gunboat, whoose crew
escaped to shore. After an hours
bombardment the Spanish flag wa,
hauled down.
Girls, If while Smelling peas you
find pod containing nine peas, lay
it carefully away and the first
gentleman who calls will be youl
husband. This is published to aid
mothers whose daughters sit in the
cool room reading while they dc
the Homework.
A. Abel was in from Toll House
yesterday. ta4s
W. o. Baber returned to McDer.
mitt yesterday.
Everyone complained Of the in
tense heat yesterday.
Miss Stella Lehr of San Francisco
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rougor
of this place.
There are 105 men in Company
A, the consolidated Winnemucca AND
!; Virginia company, the largest mum.
Der Of any company in the battal.
ion. The reason that this company
was not mustered in any sooner
was owing to the fact that several
of the men skipped out and left
them short Of the minimum number
! Washington, July 26.-It is off
cially announced that the French
ambassador has called upon thu
president in behalf of the Spanish
government and announced thai
Spain desires to arrange peace.
E. A. Quicker came down from
Golconda yesterday.
! Justice Rutherford yesterday sent
enced the buck and and squaw wht
j were arrested by Constable Nof
singer for disturbing the peace t.
fifteen and five days respectively il
the county Jail.
A runaway which might hav,
terminated in a very serious acct
dent occurred about 2 o'clock last
evening. w. A. Cheek and d. w
GLADDEN. were out driving behind ons
of G. w. Summerfield's spiritet
teams and while coming down tn.
courthouse hill the horses becam,
unmanagable and started to 1ul
away. A short distance below tn
postoffice Mr.. Calden, who. wa
driving, entirely lost control Of tn,
team and they dashed down Bridg,
street on a dead run.
When in front of the Magnolis
saloon the horses turned to thu
right and dashed into tree in from
Of the Central hotel. The dashboard
gave way and the two men were
thrown forward. Mr.. Calden fen =,
the ground entangled In . lap robe
with Mr.. Cheek on top of HIM. anr