The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-01-18
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE
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An heinouS crime was perpetfated
here five miles nothreast of Para
disc at the Lye Ranch last Satur-
day night, when some unknown as
sassin brutally murdered Daisy
Garcia, a lone squaw. The murder
was discovered Sunday morning by
Frank Cruteher, who went up to
visit Mrs. Garcia. The verdict of
the coronor's jury which view the
large cash in the left side of the
woman's head, was murdered with
an AK by some person unknown to
the jury"
Deceased was born in Paradise
43 years ago, and leaves large
family to mourn her loss, only one
son Billy residing with her; an
elder son, David, at Duck Valley;
and Kelley, Clifford and Bertha at
Stewart Indian school, Carson Val
ley.
There are as yet no substantial
clues, but Sheriff Brady has sent in
the. ak to sc if there are any finger
prints, and he also took some prints
from local parties before leaving
here.
Gus Echevaria and Santa Arriola
left for Winnemucca Tuesday. Mr..
Echevaria expects to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Ecylata, formerly resi-
dents of this community, but later
moving to Idaho, where they owned
ranch property, and will go to
Fallon to look over locating in
terests there. Mr.. Arriola will see
about getting travelling conveniences
for a brother who is expected to
arrive from the old country some
time in the near future.
N. A. Gillian, wife and daughter
Iona, and son Artie, were arrivals
Tutsday from an extended visit to
points of interest in California.
Miss Sheelah and Glen Gillian
went to Winnemucca to meet their
parents and also took in the show
on Monday night, 1.-The Bat" which
they say was exceedingly good.
Miss Nora Roberts, Miss Ruth
Martin, Helen Washburn, Dolly
Gillian, and Mrs. John Case formed
an auto party which motored down
to see the show Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Pasquale,
Mrs. Cleta Recanzone and son Elmo
were Winnemucca visitors Monday
: returning the next morning.
Mrs. w. II. Holt visited at the
home of Mrs. F. B. Stewart the
past week.
The funeral of Daisy Garcia, the
we'll known Indian squaw who was
murdered Saturday night, was held
Tuesday about p.A m. Many In
dians, both old and young, were
present to express their sorrow for
losing a friend who was SO well
liked among them.
Kelly Shaw was an arrival on
Tuesdays stage from Carson to at
tend the funeral of his mother
Daisy Garcia, on Tuesday
Willie Smart, Paradise Indiar
resident, is said to be very i'll a
McDermitt.
o. B. Nehls delivered load Of
fat pork to J. C. Wilson, the
butcher, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have re
turned from visit to their daugh
ter at Los Angeles and are agar
visiting at their daughters hom,
here, Mrs. o. B. Nehls.
George Reed was in town Tues
day from the Little Humboldt.
Theodore Miller came up from hi.
ranch at Central the forepart OF
this week.
Chas. Zorit has gone to the
Abel & Curtner ranch to work thi.
week.
W. H. Abel was noticed in
town today from Willow Point. Mr.
Abel says he expects his wife and
children about the first of February
from Kansas, where Mrs. Abel went
to visit relatives before the holt
days.
w. H. Abel and Mrs. Edmund
from Winnemucca were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Washburn last week.
Miss Ruth Martin, the intermedi-
ate teacher is now housekeeping a
the Mill house, having secured 1
room there.
The B. F. Stanley trucks arrived
today heavily loaded with freight.
Prof Hampton spent the weekend
at the Chas. Recanzone ranch visit.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Miller OF
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