Local notes mix crime calm and social news in Elko
John Garrecht killed a rabid coyote near the lower bridge after it attacked a dog and threatened a nearby fence post. Mrs. J S Spellman arrives in Elko with plans to settle on Nob Hill. Dr. John E Worden visits Fallon and returns to practice in Elko. The Elko normal school receives Britannica and Standard Educational works for a library. Del Manning weds Miss Bessie Scranton in McGill. Long, a Southern Pacific telegrapher, travels to San Francisco for illness. The Sutherland & McFarlane store stays open for Christmas rush. Manuel Montrose faces preliminary trial. Mike Micheli remains missing. Local officials burn about ten thousand scalps. Various residents travel for holidays and attend mass on Christmas Day. San Mateo mourns Mrs. A E Perkins, sister of Senator Newlands, a lifelong musician.
Rabid Coyote Sighted in Winnemucca Streets
Early yesterday a suspected rabid coyote visited the Davis residence and attacked a house dog on the porch. It then moved across Bridge Street to Second Street where several men with shotguns pursued it but failed to corner the animal. The coyote disappeared near the Western Pacific roundhouse after chasing a station call boy.
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J. B. Davis
Bridge
Second Streets
Western Pacific ‘Roundhouse
Western Pacific
Prisoner’s remark stuns court during domestic assault case
In a Philadelphia Ledger report a young man answers a judges question about punishment for assault on his wife with a wry plea that prison would break up their honeymoon. The magistrate sternly questions him as the case proceeds.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Mayer Hotel Arrivals List Names Guests at Utah Destinations
Walter Vaughn of Salt Lake and Mrs W G Hinckley travel to Beowane while J H Claw son from Tuscarora and Marian Egan from Tonopah join a varied party at Mayer Hotel. Guests include W D Duke Likely Cal and Hagar family among others from Salt Lake Cave Creek Deeth Cheyenne and surrounding towns.
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Walter Vaughn
Salt Lake
W. G. Hinckley
Beowane
W. D. Duke
Likely
Cal
J. H. Clawson
Tuscarora
Marian Egan
Tonopah
W. ©. Gaasch
H. Hagar
Cave Creek
E. Oldham
L. Self
Fred Donner
W. S. Carter
Austins
W. Glase
Grazing Permits Notice for Ruby National Forest
Applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in Ruby National Forest for the 1916 season must be filed in Deeth Nevada on or before February 20 1916. Information about grazing fees and forms is available from J M Ryan Supervisor.
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Ruby National Forest
Deeth
Nevada
J. M. Ryan
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John Garrecht
Hot Springs
Garrecht
J. S. Spellman
Elko
Nob Hill
Spellman
John E. Worden
Fallon
Dr. Worden
Elko Normal School
Supt. Ogilvie
Edw. Steninger
del Manning
Bessie Scranton
McGill
Manning
P. L. Woodgate
San Francisco
Long
Southern Pacific
General Railroad
Sutherland & McFarlane
Manuel Montrose
Justice Castle
Mike Micheli
Montrose
Kenneth Davis
Miriam Eagan
Lerman
W. H. Corcoran
Elko Grammar School
Harry Bruce
Salt Lake City
A. B. Kimball
First National Bank
Ed. Oldham
Fox Springs
Isaac Griswold
Wife
M. T. Hinckley
Beowawe
Dr. H. Hager
Thos
Agee
Wells
Senator Newland
San Mateo
A. E. Perkins
Newlands
Mayer
Elko, Nevada
W. P
W. M. Doyle
Studebaker
A. W. Hesson Co
Studebaker Distributors
D. Melroy
Elko Commissi Commission
Silver Street
Ed Carville
Winnemucca
Sutherland
Mpfarlane
Safety First
Fifth Street
H. van Winkle
J. E. Gordon
W. A. Jackson
Battle Min
Wintermantels
Pine St
Presbyterian Church
Cor
Idaho
M. Swander
Love
Dupont
Elko Fuel Co
Pierce Arrow
Elko Automobile Company
Exchange
Salt River Valley
D. M. Arnold
Chandler
Arizona
Tre
Hylton Hotel
Simcox Garage
Silver St
French Baking CO
GEO. Russell Company
GEO. Russell CO
the Electric Shop
Lynn K. Finney
Prop
Elro, Nevada
A. E. Kimball
Cc. F. Williams
J. A. Sewell
E. E. Ennor
V. D. H. Jones
Asst
General Banking
Elko Transfer Company
HAY & Paul, Props
A. P. Cannon
Elko Hotel
A. Puccinelli & CO
E. Dotta
B. Griffith
Carload
Sunset Store
Res
California
Utah
Southern Pacific Company
J, M Fulton
Passgr
Reno, Nevada
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