The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-01

that he ran independently peSa
he was going to be elected. Second |
"A public declaration that amy |
means to obtain the end was JUST
fable so he would get what ne
wanted no matter how he got 1t.
Third-Refusal to obey instructions
of the Socialist State Executive
committee and cooperate with the
other Socialist members in the AS
sembly and Senate. Fourth
Openly violating the principals OF
the Socialist party by repudlatlng
the party pledges and regulating
his own pledge taken in member
ship in the party and voting upon
the final passage AGAINST the
Equal Franchise bill. i
Manager BRADLEY has established
new National cash register III
1.-THE Bud" cafe and as result, a
$3.50 meal ticket will be given
away to patrons every Saturday
night.
Attorney C. E. Robins left yes
terday morning on S. ?. No. A Tor
Eureka county, where he will repre-
sent plaintiffs in an action against
the Windfall Mining Company.
Miss Edith Stock came in from
Paradise Valley yesterday and left
last evening for the coast.
w. C. Noteware of Lovelock was
in town yesterday between South
ern Pacific trains nos. 6 and 3.
/ 4 IA
January %. 1918, to the wife of
Preston O'Neal, a daughter.
Sunday afternoon, while riding
through the Miller & Lux field be-
low town, w. E. Conner and John
Bryce discovered the shoulder of a
man protruding through the ice.
The remains were identified as those
of Fred Oman who had been miss
ing for several weeks. An autopsy
revealed the fact that the man was
either dead or unconscious before
being thrown into the water and a
bruise over the right eye caused by
a blow of sufficient force to have
caused Inconsistencies found on
the body, points to what may
have been murder. A verdict is
being withheld pending the receipt
of certain information from a
brother of the deceased.
Yesterday afternoon the dead
body of Bert Lyon was discovered
in the bed he occupied in the adobe
building in the rear of DR.. Porter's
Office.
An investigation by Coroner
Dunn revealed the fact that Lyon
had undoubtedly come to his death
from the effects of a bullet fired
into the mouth from an automatic
revolver which the dead man held
clasped in his hands. An inquest
was held and verdict of suicide
was returned.
w. E. Moore left last evening fol-
Rochester for the purpose of OBJ
tanning additional photos of camp
scenes. He recently placed on the
market a set of eight views.
Josiah Springer died this morning
1T his home in Loveolck. The
funeral will be held Saturday after.
noon.
The Jolly Dozen" club gave q
party, last evening at the sixth
street home of the Misses Langwith
The evening was pleasantly spent il
various social amusements conclud
ng with a fine luncheon.
Among those present were Misses
Nina Roundtree, Evelyn Sheehan
Alma Hoskins, Theckly Wright
Dora Waters, Veva Gates, Hare
Hill, Eugene Langwith, Beatric,
Langwith, Mary Langwith ant
Messrs Victor Button, Leland Mul
Ter, Verne Rose, Charles Guthrie
Tiffany Poulin, Oberry Tucker, Viii
Diehl Gilbert Hubbard, Arthur Lily
Leroy Nelson.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
held its regular monthly meetin,
yesterday afternoon in the assembl,
room of the high school and larg,
number of both parents and teach
ers were present.
Assemblyman Davis came in from
Carson City on No. this mornin,
to spend Sunday. When asked if h,
had anything to say concerning hi
vote on the equal suffrage bill an,
the subsequent action of the Social
lists, Asemblymart Davis said: at,
! begin with, | was not elected to tn,
legislature as a Socialist but ran a,
an Independent. While l am
member of the Socialist organiza
ton and shall favor any bill that
| consider in their intoract foI