Notable Nevada Editor Dies in California at 76
General Thomas J. Butler former editor of the Elko Chronicle in 1870 died at Pacific Grove California last Monday aged 76. He was a resident of Arizona for years and a native of Indians. Emma Nevada born in Alpha Nevada County California is disputed by a visitor to the Central Nevadan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Butler
Elko Chronicle
Arizona
Pacific Grove
Cal
Battle Mountain
Emma Nevada
Alpha
Nevada County
California
Wixon
Austin
Nevada
American Cattle Growers’ Association
Denver
Coloado
Cleveland
H. P. Kraus
Reno
Louisiana
Treasure Hill
Nevada State News Highlights Smallpox Fears and Local Events
State University students hospitalizes after vaccination drives. Winnemucca schools closed due to smallpox. Reno postmaster H. P. Kraus dies suddenly in Nevada. Winnemucca Health Officer W. L. Samuels appointed as cases rise. Tonopah and Belmont rail and weather notes. tax rate set in Storey County. James W. Butler reports Tonopah printing venture and Visa to move state capital debated.
Roll of Honor and Honor Roll Report for February 1902
The report lists Eureke Pabtie School honors for February ending the 28th, naming seventh and first grade pupils with perfect deportment or no absences. It records roll of honor recipients at Prospect and Palisade schools, including students such as Irene Hamlyn, John Pepper, Bertha Brown, Walter Burdick, Mary De Flon, Retta Far, and teachers A Gaccovicn and Mrs. Genraupe Hacan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureke Pabtie
Bertha Brown
Walter Burdick
Mary Burdick
Charles de Flon
Annie Gibson
Walter Tonkin
Mildred Spalding
Estella Reid
Gnaade
Dora Morris Lyman Fulton
Mary de Flon
Robert Grace Yost
Louie Gregovich
Herbert Burdick
Mary Breen
Julia Morria
Celia Tonkin
Retta
Geraldine Hancock
Nellie Jordan Chester
Harry Cronant
Aggie Yont
Kind
Sarah Im
Norma Green
Ara Hicks
James Rottazzi
James Gibson Laird
Annie Lacey
Kathleen Breen
Grace Ji Nevada Faroley
Nostro
Jan Dy
Hilda Williams
Willie Hicks
Ward Moyle
Hees
Martin Ug
Thomas John Hocking
Johnnie Teale
Teste A. Gaccovicn
Palisade Rchool
The
Palisade School
Gladys Jewell
Alger Doolittle
Wesley Doolittle
Susie Rand
James Whitmore
John Whitmore
Lloyd Doolittle
Mas. Genraupe Hacan
Bews Items From Tonopar On Bonanza March 1
From the Bonanza of March 1 E Marks of Eureka is here and will stock gents furnishing goods. The editor and manager of the Bonanza will in a couple or three weeks establish a paper at Ray. Father Butler has stone masons at work on the foundation of the new Catholic church. Frank Butler and a Clark brother will run a four horse stage daily between Tonopah and Ray. Winds blew down tents and damaged Dr Hudgens dental office. The steam traction engine between Sodaville and Tonopah yielded to mules. Calderhead and associates deem wagon road to iron horse unneeded as a railroad will reach Tonopah soon.
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Iko Free Prena
Midland
Nevada Central
Tonopah
Salt Lake
Utah
Nevada
San Francisco
Walker Lake Bulletin
Austin
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Carson & Colorado
8. P
Austin Road
Battle Mountain
Austin & Battle Mountain
Rhodes Marsh
Silver Peak
Butler City
E. Marks
Eureka
Bonanza
Ray
Father Butler
New Catholic Church
Frank Butler
Clark Brothers
Sodaville
Battle Mountain Work Changes And Tonopah Tragedy
Regula correspondence notes A W Allen and John Pratt spent a day in Battle Mountain this week. H White the night operator left for Lovelocks. Mr Eaton replaced him. W Altenberg returned to Battle Mountain after a year as a blacksmith. Horn and Beesley of San Francisco bought the saloon building once occupied by Tom Summerall. First signal milled to Tonopah. Samuel Findley of Bakersfield was shot and killed at Tonopah Sunday morning by William Lavelle of British Columbia after Findley attempted to shoot Lavelle with a concealed pistol. Findley claimed to be son in law of oil millionaire James Canfield of Bakersfield. Coroner's jury exonerated Lavelle.
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Frank A. Wells
Ninth Street
Reno
Plumas County
Cal
Regula
A.W. Allen
John Pratt
Battle Mountain
Messrs
Horn & Beesley
San Francisco
Tom Summerall
Sian
Tonopah
Samuel Findley
Bakersfield
Wm. Lavelle
British Columbia
Findley
Lavelle
James Canfield
Local Names and Notes from Damaged OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists names and items: Mille Allow Alex Francr salary John Hancock and others. Mentions road work and water works. Phrases include mdse postoffice stan and various garbled proper nouns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Francr
John Hancock
P. Parent
Peter Breen
Charies Allison
F. Wald
Frenk Romano
A.W. Clayton
James Downlog
Forekts Water Works
Wate
P. Molfiroy
Fre Warden
Dauglanes
Mi ‘Mocormick
Ae Hyol
Mdse
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Gureha
HB. A. Skill Man
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pullman Company
Pioche
B.F. Miller
Ely
Ben
Cherry Creek
Sunnyside
Fairfield
Silver State
Washoe County
Lowell
Fremont
Amallpex
Haas
Ida J. Petty
James BR. Ross
Wells
Winnemucca
Bray
Reno Public Scchool
Willie Jackson
Bill
Storey County
Virginia City
Gold Hill
Reno Gazette
W. L. Samuels
B. P. Pierce
Paradie Valley
Humboldt
County
Wadsworth
Carson
Belmont
Paul Connelly
Wedekind
Mr. Connelly
Kilpatrick Bros
Central Pacific Railroad
Tonopath
Elko Independent
Campbell
Rey
Salmon City
Fred Mitchell
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Middle Fork
Salmon River
James W. Butler
the Chronicle
Bene
Virginia
Keno
Irene Hamlyn
John Pepper
Clinto Succetti
Ruby Hill School
Bell of Honor
John Cardanall
Lena Caviglis
Mary Coriglis
Tony Frank
Eddie Ian
Therees Bora
Louis Palma
Marie Genoli
Angelo
Tonopar
H. White
Lovelocks
Mr. Eaton
W. Altenberg
Alhone
William Hutton
Big Pine
Mim Emma Pohl
Plummer E H
L, Broy
Stockholders’ Meeting
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
P. H. Hill
H, Hjul
Fureka
Mhi-Td
County Commissioners Meeting
Ance
Besi
John RB. Watson
Rockwell Fen
Boni Ra
A. Fraser
M Dougherty
Hugh. Seve Wu
W. Harrington Os
Miles Arenes
Ardaon
W. J. Tonkin
Eureka, Nevada
George W. Hanna
Hylton & Hanna
J. J. Hylton
A. J. Hylton
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
Burton & Willams
Philip Paroni
Paroni
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
Johnson Mercantile Company
Hiram Johnson
P. Paroni
Schneider Drug Store
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
H. M. Schneider & Co
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