The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-10-25

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NLATE STATE NEWS
Bill Bingo, an employee of the
gypsum plant near Gerlach, has
been taken to Reno for medical at
tention, following the breaking of
a leg in an accident.
The children Of Waldo Duddleson,
formerly an Ely resident, were as
phyxiated in an apartment house fire
in New York, according to a tele-
gram received in Ely.
By score of 23 to O, the Carson
| football team defeated the boys
from Sparks Saturday in game
played at Carson. The defeat of
the Sparks aggregation gives Car
son good chance for the state
championship this season.
District Attorney Edgar Father
and Sheriff James Rattazzi have is
sued def to bootleggers in Eu-
reka, and have threatened to deal
severely with men found in an in
toxieated condition, as well as with
those who are supplying liquors.
A live baby girl, wrapped in alb
sorbent cotton, was found in bath
tub in the rear of the Eureka hotel,
Thursday morning at o'clock. The
child was apparently 10 days old.
No clue as to who abandoned the
child has yet been learned.
Archie Millar of Carson Valley
narrowly escaped serious injury re-
Gently when the wheel on a wagon,
in which he was hauling wood, col
lapsed. He was thrown to the earth
with violence sufficient to render
him unconscious.
Reports from the Lovelock Val
ley's hay question, oceasioned when
California authorities proclaimed a
quarantine because of the presence
of weevil in an isolated spot in the
valley, seems due to depart as a
problem almost as suddenly as it
arose.
Eighty head of dairy cows will be
shipped to the Preston and Lund
districts of White Pine county, ac-
cording to announcements made by
Thomas R. King, county agricul-
tural agent for White Pine county.
The cows, for the greater part, are
Of the Holstein strain.
Walter Johnson, star SALESMAN for
the Washington American baseball
league, accompanied by his wife and
four children, have arrived in Reno
to spend the winter. The Johnsons
have been visiting at Coffeyville,
Kans., since the close of the base
ball season.
Charles L. Richards, Nevada con-
gresham, departed a few days ago
for Washington, accompanied by
Mrs. Richards. He is DESTROYS of
familiarizing himself with latest
political developments between now
and the time for the converting of
the eighty-eighth session of con-
gress.
Final report filed by the federal
grand jury at Carson last Saturday
afternoon included twenty indict-
ments. Four cases were ignored.
The jury was dismissed subject to
call of the foreman, or the federal
marshal. A total of 81 true bills
have been returned by the jury, and
ten cases have been ignored.
cisco; R. f. Jensen, w. c. Burns,
Ogden; E. B. Stinston, C. V. Me-
larkey. Reno; Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Rice, Weiser, Idaho; Mrs. R.. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carricarlt, City.
G. A. Howell, MERGED; C. w.
Brooks, Los Angeles; T. d. Bying-
ton. C. H. Grant, Reno; E. c. New
bauer, F. E. Fennon. Sacramento;
J. Gerson, E. Bauett, H. w. Donkell.
San Francisco; T. Fallon, Napa; F.
G. Heron, Seattle.
F. B. Stewart and wife, Paradise;
B. C. Suit, City; Mr.. and Mrs. r. R.
Hansen, Oakland; ]. Bonnet and
wife, Salt Lake; Oscar Wolf, Sacra-
nento; E. B. Stinson, H. C. Heit-
nan. Reno; J. R. Johnston, j.
ireiler, S. p; E. Rhodes, E. A.
R. Jensen, r. Mckenzie.