The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-05

A funeral service will be held before
its departure.
The board Of county commission
ers held special session yester-
day, for the purpose of issuing the
proclamation for the charter cleo
ton to be held on June for the
purpose Of adopting the enabling
act passed by the last legislature
and electing city officers. The bal
lots will read "For" and Against"
the charter and will also contain a
list of candidates from which one
will be selected for mayor and
four for commissioners.
Commissioner Cooper of Lovelock
spent yesterday in town, returning
on No. last evening.
William D. Haywood organizer
for the Industrial Workers of the
World, was sentenced to six months
in the county Jail at Paterson, New
Jersey, yesterday, on conviction of
causing unlawful assemblages. He
came to Paterson in connection with
the silk mill workers strike.
George M. Rose came in yester-
day from Pine Forest range, where
he is leasing on the yellow Dog"
de brought with him samples of
jewelry ore that were taken from
the winze now being sunk at the
end of a 215-foot tunnel with a
Vertical depth of 1870 feet. As the
ore is taken out it is sorted and
;acked, and shipment of the rich
est will be made in a short time.
Attorney L. G. Wilson, formerly
associated with H. Warren here,
mas returned to Carson City from
Arizona. He writes The Silver
State that he shall locate in some
Nevada town for the practice of
his profession.
Yesterday number of Humboldt
county sheepmen were in town, lay
ing in supplies for their shearing
which will commence after lambing.
Included in the number were Angel
Aboitez, Domingo Bengoa, Dora
Lasa, McDermitt; Steve Ferraro,
Lorenzo Recanzone, Paradise Val
ley, and Pete Etchegoyhen, Ken
nedy.
Governor Haines of Idaho. I
want to have you meet Governor
Spry of Utah." said a newspaper
man in the wine room of the St.
Frances the other afternoon. So
the governor of Idaho shook hands
with the governor of Utah. "You
know what the governor of North
Carolina said to the governor of
South Carolina" ventured the gov
ernor Of Idaho to the governor of
Utah. Il do" said the governor of
Utah to the governor Of Idaho. So
they followed the old Dominion prece-
lent. just then a stranger ap-
Feared. The newspaperman beck
oned to him. Governor sHaines of
Idaho and Governor Of Spry of
Utah." said the newspaperman, 81
want to have you meet Governor
Oddie Of Nevada" "Are you kid
ding us?" choroused the governor
or Idaho and the governor of Utah
He certainly is not" said the gov
ernor of Nevada. They shook hands
BY the way" said the governor Of
Nevada, "you know what the gov.
ernor Of North Carolina" awe
do" choroused the governor OF
Idaho and the governor of Utah. Sc
the governor of Idaho, the governor
OF Utah and the governor of Ne
vada did it. The newspaperman
said ne was sorry the governor OF
California didn't happen in to make
it quartette.
| A wedding ceremony was per.
formed yesterday afternoon BY
Judge George A. Shea of Nationa;
that will prove of unusual interest
to the people of Humboldt county,
At 1870 o'clock at the Anderson
home ranch, Mrs. Lizzie Anderson
became the bride of Mr.. j. n
F. E. Bramlett of Virginia valley
has been in town for a few DAYS
this week purchasing supplies for his
ranch. He also bought a Percheron
stallion for which he paid $1,000
cash and will leave for home tomor-
row morning. Mr.. Bramlett eniovs
the unique distinction of being the
only successful dry farmer in Hum
ooidt county. His ranch is located
near Virgin station, about nine
miles this side of DEMO. Last year
ne had Do acres in crops which is
increased this year to 80 acres. He
raises, in addition to all kinds of
vegetables, oats, to which the soil is
particularly adapted, wheat. harley