Marriage Cards For Arthur Primeaus And Neva Wilson
State wires report marriage cards issued for Arthur Primeaus and Neva Wilson, both of Tuscators, with ceremony set for February 18. Other brief notices cover mine production in White Pine, vandalism in Reno, a fatal incident in Hot Springs, prison concerns in Elko, a trial verdict in Lovelock, ore bullion yields in Olinghouse, and local happenings affecting law, weather, and rail safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Primeaus
Neva Wilson
Tuscators
Rocco-Homestake
Hamilton
White Pine County
Reno
Joe Duncan
Virginia City
Hot Springs
Arkansas
London press outraged over Venezuela payments to Germany
The London newspapers condemn Germany receiving 340000 while England gets 27500. Six months of New York investigations reveal parents exploiting weak laws to send children into bondage. Girls and boys endure 12 to 14 hour days for 2 to 3 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Venezuela
England
New York
Roya
Ed Cassidy in Carlin thefts and capture details
Elko Independent reports Ed Cassidy, a Lamoille Valley resident, stole a shotgun horse and saddle from Luther Butler, forged an $18 order, sold the gun to Puccinelli and the horse to Puett, then fled toward Carlin. Cassidy was arrested after Sheriff Clark brought him to Elko. he admitted guilt and claimed madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
Elko Independent
Ed Cassidy
Lamoille Valley
Luther Butler
Hunter & Wallace
Puccinelli
Puett
McCoy
Constable McAdams
McAdams
Cassidy
Constable McCoy
Clark
No. 4
Excaped an Awfil Fate in Melbourne Fla
Mr H Haggins writes from Melbourne Florida that a doctor said he had consumption and nothing could be done. A free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption was offered and he began to recover. He credits the medicine with saving his life. The guarantee covers throat and lung diseases with trial bottles free from Mrs H M Schneider druggist. Price 50 and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. Haggins
Melbourne
Fla
Dr. King
Mra
H. M. Schneider
Drurgiet
The Blood Message That Hunted a Killer
Detective Oliver M. Hinsvale details a case of Joel Klapper murdered during a blizzard. Klapper, bedbound, left a blood smeared message with clues about the red haired killer and stolen ten dollar bills. The culprit, Jim Rourke alias Patsy Burne, was traced via bills and tied to the crime, ending in conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Klapper
Klapper
National
Bank
Tenth National
Jim Rourke
Patsy Burne
Canky Jack
Oliver Mbas Hinsvale
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Washoe County Bank of
Hue and
Nevada City
Cal
Verdi Lamber Company of
Verdi
Nav
James
Doc) Powers
Silver City
Elko
Marshal Emmitt
United States
Winnemucca
Harry Dimar
N. Gianotti
Lovelock
The
Wadaworth Dispatch
Gold Center
Olinghouse District
Talbot
Carnon
Elko Free Press
Elko County
Frank Hammond
Clover Valley
Fred ©. Stokes
Southern Pacific
Terns
No. 5
No. 1
Ttis
VERAL
Seos
Obes
B. Als
Kickapoo Indian Medicine CO
New Haven
Connecticut
H.M. Schneider
DRUC
Eureka
New
Jarekn County
Oliver Benson
OTICE
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Rureks County
Notics
Nevels
George B. Anostrom
Oliver Benson Meneses
Gno
A. Bawrtarrr
Cave of Firat
Wier
Southern Pacific Company
Nevad Eureka iv
Mary McConnell
Otick
State of Nevada
Eureks
Mary SteCou
Bett
Thin Aothen
Novada
Susan McConnell
Hh Hosa
Charles B. Henderson
Eko
Ad- Win Feteatelx
Sevt
Sapple
Cory
San Prancieco
George Gavin
Bain
Buckeye
Helensworth
LC. C. Whitmore
Nonwich Ustox
Prarise
Qrens
Unrox
Freewax
California
Hasmune-Brewes
Loxpox & Laxcasitine
I. GC
C. Whitmore
Jackson Hotel
Connetlon
Mes
Julia Browns
Main Street
Recenert Ginseng Distilling Co
Jere
Kye & Bourbon
Loum
Eer
Baat Aml Ua Ut
Alfred Chartz, Athobzey
Law
Canson
Fh Jndteind Ptereiet
Esteto
Cesare Ronsetti
Mancenet
Aleredo Mosopti
Contra Rossetti
Meonsand
Sa Sonm Therpatior
Wnat
Isid Court
Eureki Oy
Nevad
Mente
Nevadreka County
District Court
Simos I
BO. McTerney
Third Judicial Vnsetrict Court
Eureka County
Simon H. Fraser
Exid Kareks Seamty
Kuruka
C. McTarney
Himon
M. Praset
Aecoanec
A. Bantueri
W. J. Hooves
Assensor
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