The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-03
Western Brevities
from the Many
Western States

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Eureka, Neville new concentrat
Ing plant of the Eureka-Holly mine Il
operating successfully. and will sooI
be handling regularly from forty
five to fifty tons of ore daily.
Boise, Idaho.-The Idaho national
guard infantrymen this year will &c
to Camp Lewis, Washington, for theil
annual encampment.
Idaho Falls.-A John Doe warrant
was issued here for the arrest OF q
man who drove his coupe into the
Snake river. He is alleged to have
been intoxicated.
San Francisco-High winds and &C.
cidents played havoc with shipping
on the Pacific coast with the result
that one person is known to be dead.
two ships missing.
Seattle. Wash.-The five-cent car
fare In effect on Seattle's municipal
street railway system since March
will be abandoned and the 8 1-3 cent
"token" fare restored.
Klamath Falls. Ore.-The second
Jury which tried J. w. Slemens and
John Siemens, Jr., on the charge of
misapplication OF funds of the First
State & Savings bank was dismissed
after reporting II stood six to six in h
hopeless deadlock.
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sons accused of violation of the VOL
stead act in federal court are foreign
born. Judge jeremiah Neterer de-
clared while pronouncing sentence on
two violators in the court here
Ell Paso, Texas.-One soldier 10
dead and another reported dying In
William Beaumont hospital here as
the result of a poisonous gas explos-
ion in the Seventh cavalry's black.
smith shop at Fort Bliss.
San Francisco.-A bandit entered
the Cliff, down town hotel, and rob.
bed Miss Margaret McDades, the au-
ditor, of $4,000 in currency and $4,000
In checks.
Boise, Idaho. Governor G. c
Moore appointed J. l.. Glynn of Har
rison, Idaho, as a timber scaler for
the state land department Mr..
Glynn's appointment is effective at
once.
Seattle.-While sleeping ON q cot
near an open window, Mrs. L Jaeger.
rolled out Of bed and fell three
stories. striking the pavement. 1t
ID feared she will die.
Lehi, Utah.-R. s. Wintz, a collec-
tor, was held up by three bandits
near the Point of the Mountain on
the state highway and relieved OF
$4,000 his days collections.
Colorado Springs, Colo. : Horses
from all parts of the u. s. are being
entered in the 300 mile Colorado on
durance race which will be held here
this summer.
Phoebe. INTERCHANGEABLE interest
Is now being taken in the Delamar
district, and a number of mining men
have visited the famous old camp
during the post week. Over a million
tons of tailings are stacked below the
big MILL
Casper, wow. A. Blackmors,
mayor of Casper, died from injuries
sustained when the automobile In
which he was driving with his son
was struck by a Northwestern rail-
road passenger train.
Butte, Mont-Wiliarn Harris and
Monte Harris-related only In crime
were hanged on the gallows in the
county Jail building here for the MUIR
der OF Cyril Schilling.
Tacoma, Wash.-Sponsored by Miss
Frances Howell of Juneau, Alaska
the steamship Alaska was launched
at the Tacoma shipbuilding plant OF
the Todd Drydock and Construction
corporation.
San Antonio, Tex.--Trapped by
flames In the exhibition tower In the
Pageant grounds. two iiremen were
probably fatally burned here.
Eoise, Idaho.-The Oregon Short
Line has filed application with the
Interstate commerce commission for
permission TO build 81 miles of Rail.
road to put Boise on the Main lias
of that road.
TT. Sill, Okla. = Seven military
prisoners made good their escape
from the guardhoGse here, by saving
and prying off bars from q window
Washinstol.-Secretary Work an.
nonnces the opening for entry OF
lob acres of land In Sublet county
wyoming, to ex-servfce men of the
world war and to adjoining entry
men and patentees.
Butte, Alont.-Fire of unknown
origin seriously damaged the me-
chanical plant of the Butte miner, a
newspaper
Washilgton.-The department of
commerce has allocated to Salt Lake
City radio stations we've length OF
312 meters. Seattle, 492: Portland.
80; San Francisco. 500 and 4.3,