How I Won My Title by Buffalo Bill on the Plains
Buffalo Bill relates his famed 1870s buffalo hunt near Sheridan Kansas with Brigham a favorite horse and a breechloading rifle. He recalls guiding railroad hunters, skirmishes with Plains Indians, and a publicized eight hour kill-off against Billy Comstock that ends with Bill as champion hunter and 69 buffaloes total.
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Uta
Fin Brigham
Tmck
Great Buffalo Country
Indiana
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Fort Hays
Kaw
Fort Haye
Military Department
Sheridan
Washington
Valores
Thien Tacitio Raltrond
Brigham
Buffalo
Bill
Comstock
Fort Wallace
Old Brigham
Wien
Walchera
St Louis
Arta
St. Louis
Kansas
Plains
An Irish Wedding Reel Through Time
A fragmented reminiscence lyrical memory of Molly and a speaker reliving youth at a Macreddin wedding. The tale blends playful banter, dancing, and a nostalgic lane stroll recalling a stolen kiss and a shared vow to stay young. Names include Molly and Patrick J. Matai, amid a rural setting and a mid century mood.
Nevada Senator Giffen Attacks Bank Inquiry Report
Assemblyman Giffen, late Speaker of the Nevada Legislature, told a Reno Commercial Club luncheon on March 25 that Senate committee obstruction and alleged miswording tainted the State Bank and Trust inquiry. He claimed indictable officials were blocked by whitewashing and that the joint committee report was falsified and later altered in the Senate to cover typographical errors.
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Giffen
Nevada
Commercial Club
Reno
Senate
State Bank and Trust Company
Joint Committee
Government Moves to Stop Opium Imports
The United States Internal Revenue Department acts to curb opium use after current stock runs out. Importation will be forbidden after April first this year as federal and state authorities boost inspectors and customs to deter smuggling. Prices have surged from 11 to 24 per pound, and enforcement aims to halt new users and cut down overall consumption.
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United States Internal Revenue Department
Transient Herds Excluded on Nevada Forest Lands
Gifford Pinchot of the U S Forest Service ruled that transient owners of sheep and cattle are not entitled to allotments in Nevada National Forests, favoring local proprietors. The decision affects Basque flocks overrunning the state and pleased Nevada sheep men led by Senator Warren Williams who met Pinchot.
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Ogden
Utah
Nevada
Giffard Pinchott
Forest Service of
United States
Warren Williams
Pinchot
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Buffalo Bill
Tron
Fema
Mace
Werself
Macreddin
Owen Doyle
Larry
Oraelf
Baya
Myself
Molly
Patrick J. Matai
Eureka Lodge Directory
Eureka Temple No. 15
Pythian Up
K. of P. Hall
Axxa Saith
ME. O. Guace Tnavens
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J.B. Rae
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F. J. Buossewen
Masonic Hall
Riis Haxcoce
W. M. Axxa Lamm
Eureka Lodge
Eareka
Masonic ‘Hall
Peres Lou
W. M. Joux Haxovor
St. John’s
St. John's
C. B. Gonmay
H. P. J. H. Jont
Beatific Lodge No. 7
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Castle Hall
Smith & Richard
Pllock
Wraus J. Syick
D. C. Attest
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Santina
Keen Kutter
P. H. Hjul
United States Land Office
Carsonse Nevada
Antonio Tognoni
Eureka
Mount Diablo
Eureka County
Clain Florka
Wittman Robertaan
Joe Tognoni
Cohn
Stockholders’ Meeting
Northwestern Consolidated Mining Company
Maxonie and Odd Fellows
Kureka
A. Bro
the Brown Hotel
A. C. Florio
Scheeline Banking & Trust Ci
Officers Land Trustees
Milo C. Micali
Asa't Cashier
Richard Ryland
Daniel Meyer
Rae
Henderson Banking Company
Jenny HexpEnson
L. O. Hexpenson
Haypen Hexpenson
Carnot
Henperson
Eleo
Eureka Brewery
Eureka’s
Paul Yost
Main & Clark Streets
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Tonrneson
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