Local Notes and City Happenings in Vague Entries
A miscellany of short items mentions tributes to a pet, city happenings, school openings, and personnel moves. Line fragments reference Miss Lou Tesnant, Hyman Cohn, D. Graham of Hawthorne Carson, and H A McCraney heading to Virginia. Reports touch on wind, university events, visits to Late Arthas Metahe, and local surname notes. Additional lines note Miss Godfrey of Virginia City, a housekeeping job ad at Shaw's Springs, Birch Jones heading to California Dental College, and a Reno incident involving a man knocked and robbed, plus local business pitches and a noted death among an off-timer.
Cheap Coal Plans by Central Pacific to Lay Road at Dayton Mount House
The Central Pacific Railroad proposes laying tracks to Dayton and Mount House for a river trade, a development welcomed by Comstock residents who could buy low-cost Green River coal. The report notes various local movements, visits, and happenings from Carson and Empire, including departures, social visits, and minor incidents, alongside a fire alarm, a county building upgrade, and a court divorce filing. Nearby community events include university appointments, stock and mule movements, and a robbery case on the horizon, with a Lovelock correspondent discussing local factional politics. A fire in the rear of New stock was extinguished, and a Lovelock correspondent notes political tension. The advertisement lists a furnished rental in Carson with multiple rooms and outbuildings.
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Mpany
Dayton
Mount House
Comstork
Comsto
Carson
Elsie Cottrell
Reno Letevening
Uys Fitzsimmons
Joe Platt
New In- the Wall
New
Pivehe
Lincoln County
Able
Elko County Homicide Shole Charged With Murder
The Elko Independent reports J N Hicks was shot in the road by Anderson Schole after a cow dispute. Hicks died from a back wound near a neighbor's ranch. Schole surrendered, waived preliminaries, and was bound over to the grand jury for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Independent
J. N. Hicks
Anderson Schole
Mardis
Schole
Hicks
Jo Pearson
Machinery for Comstock Lode Powers New Mines
News arrives that the first shipment of electrical machinery for Comstock mines has reached the area and will be installed soon. Gould & Curry expected to be first to benefit as their new mill nears completion with a 100 ton daily capacity and low 25 horsepower requirement. South-end and North-end mines follow, with plans to implement the modernized power system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Gould & Curry
Dle
Pevon
Townwide Reaction After Stewarts Hanged in Effigy
Town residents react to the Stewart incident described as an effigy hanging with mixed emotions. The report notes age weary observers, claims of traitor visitors, and a sense of communal sympathy and anger as neighbors debate punishment and loyalty while references to local figures and events suggest a broader political tension.
Women in Gold Hill Organize 4 Bryan and Stevenson Club
A secret gathering of Gold Hill women formed a 4 Bryan and Stevenson club. Resolutions urged husbands and male relatives to back the Democratic ticket, pledging to apply social scorn if promises were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Hill
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Ice for Carson Delivers Thick Supply at City Gates
Ice for Carson announces that Doc Benton will secure ice from Floriston Ice Company for Carson this summer. Ice will be supplied from ponds on the Trucke stal and Hare and will be as clear as granite, with a foot thick delivery if needed at the old gates to all consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Benton
Floriston Tce Company
Carson
Te Company
Trucke Stal
Unclear text about legal notices and sales from 19th century source
Fragmentary OCR notes mention attorney, plaza, Carson, Gorton, vehicle, sales of goods, a Water Co reference, Lakeview for sale, and business listings. Reads as mixed items from a local ad and legal notice page with names and unspecified events.
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Eastern Advertising
Temple Court Building
New York City
E. Katz
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
J. LL Sari
Yserver
Trib
Lou Tesnant
Hyman Cohn Weet
Reney Day
D. Graham
Hawthorne Carson
Vhis City
H. A. McCraney
Virginia
The
State University Open Mu
le Targest
Attenpie
Sones Avelas
Arthas Metahe
Ss. Francisco
Mie Fay
Ploete
Vial
Peoples Party
Wait Lion
Stevesident
Bryan
Steve City
Godfrey
Virginia City
Westee
Shaw's Springs
Birch Jones
San Franches
California Dental College
Walter
Reno
Pits & Farrer
Spopticgt
William McGill
Beetween Truckers
Leke Tato Peiday Hire
Nell
Wallace
Wendy
Ken. Wilson
Howard Mulcahy
Sacramento
Ray Crowell
Jim Smith
Longah’s Wood
Henry Qoaker
Misses Kearney
Empire
Peters
Handall
Thivous
Waelida
Dua
Lily
Wiff Walsh
San
Newhula Business Colleg 'Ann
Medik Pes
Cott Ouest
West Point
Frank Darrah
Paradise
Silver Stan
Repubicans
C. Sessions
Washoe Ovo
Wascoe County
Eno
Heap
Dames
J. L. Hobbs
Hank Monk
Ile
Caron
P.O
Elko County
Royal
Almanders
Comstock Lode
Stewart
Gen
Tee Town
Dick Kirnatzer
Independents
Psa
John McChaumon
Forsueut Neva le Grag
Athens
Bryan Club
N. Souerberg
Att Tay
Bite Herth
Plaza
Gorton
Steve
Ed Buriington
Virginia and Gold For Water Co
Stentiiye
Lakeview
Pasingeulo
Bryson & Woud
Castoria
Ces Z Tikden
Emporian
Bats
Ste Top
E. Wylie
Proprieto
Burlington
M. Hill
Jacob Webber
Arlington Hotel
Davis & Farre
Careon, Wew
Nevada
Bus'ness College
A College For Practical Education
Warfel & EL Anghet, Principais
Saison City
Pioneer Clothingsore
Southern Pacific
Treasury
Market St
San F
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