ALL SORTS. Carson items and local notices mix
Trib cures insect bites and stings. Gov. Sadler visited the Comstock yesterday. Surveyor General Kelly toured the Comstock. Mrs Chas Stewart is bedbound with whooping cough. Emporium notes show new sombrero bats and other fashions. Wells Fargo manager visits Carson. Infant ill last evening. Marshal Emmett returned from business trip to Thinthorne. Reno Ledger editor Grandon visits. Levi Strauss overalls, neanders 1 and 2. Shower remark on quantity. Keeler repairs soda works. Winnemucca offers 9/59 purse for Fourth of July baseball. Mono County attorney Dick Miner leaves for Bridgeport. Grimman leaves for Smiths Valley. PF Day sells latest men hats. Made-to-order shirts by Sam Cohn Davis Farrer. Ad seeks $700 for sober reliable workers. Southern Pacific officials touring over C C & RR. They will visit the Comstock. Joe Pratt shows select neckties. Relay race Carson Reno to proceed June 24. Storey county officials hunt wounded Piutes shot by Jim Higgins. Red skins prefer Medic Man over white methods. Nickle Syndicate cases return to US Court. attorney Deal advertised property. US statutes require longer publication. Piano for sale at a bargain. Frcerettes, the daintiest smoke, at CW Frieni’s.
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Carson
Reno
Storey County
Jim Higgins
Rainy Reno Visit Sparks Carson Rain Joke
Rain Effects of Reno and H Beck visit Carson on court business Monday. Beck said little of note but recounted a heavy Reno rain and thunderstorm Sunday night. Charley Kelly pressed for more, joking that Reno needed washing while Carson stayed dry.
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D. H. Beck
Reno
Carson
Hawley
Truckee River
Beck
Charley H. Kelly
Riverside Burg
Kelly
H. B
Commencement Program for Tay Nevada Business College
The second annual commencement program lists events at the Opera House this Wednesday afternoon. Salutatory by Miss Sadie Sweetland, typewriting by the Storthand Class, baccalaureate address by Dr Hazlett, music by the college orchestra, class history by Miss Belle Spurgeon, presentation of class cane by Jas J. Driscoll, acceptance by David L. Winter, class prophecy by Kate Schulz, valedictory by Elsie Cottrell, medals by Mr Warfel, diplomas by S VP Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay, Nevada Business College
Opera House
College Orchestra
Sadie Sweetland
Storthand
Dr Hazlett
Music—College Orchestra
Belle Spurgeon
Jas J. Driscoll
David L. Winter
Kate Schulz
Elsie Cottrell
Mr. Warfel
Davis
Water system upgrade aims to boost fire protection
A planned improvement will install a 4 inch pipe from Robinson Street to Zadstel replacing the old Wie vid 2ineh main. Main Street will see replacement of hydrants with ten double fire plugs and Chinatown will get a double hydrant. The project, funded by the city, is expected to proceed with support from the water company and may include water supply considerations.
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Robinson Street
Zadstel
Main Street
Chinatown
Tuwo
Fty
Water Company
Ice Supply Secured for Carson by Floriston Co
Doc Benton has secured the agency of the Floriston Ice Company for Carson this summer and will deliver ice a foot thick at old rates to all consumers. The ice comes from the company's ponds on the Truckee, and is described as clear as crystal and as hard as granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Benton
Floriston Ice Company
Carson
Truckee
Notice to Taxpayers for 1899 Installment Due
Notice to all taxpayers of Ormsby County Nevada that the second installment of state county and city taxes for 1899 is due at the County Treasurer office in Carson City. Taxes become delinquent after June 4 1900 with 10 percent added and enforced by law. Gero W Cowrxn county treasurer ex officio tax receiver.
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Ormsby County
State of
Nevada
Carson City
Gero, W. Cowrxn
Local goods advertised for sale in Carson Nevada shop pages
Attorney at Law office north side of plaza offers gent s furnishing items at low prices. Julia Schulz starts a kindergarten class. Fox Store has United States Circuit Court practice rules for Nevada. Trousehold furniture for sale in season by Mrs Hentehell. Fresh fruits daily at George A Tyrrell's. All goods sold cheap according to the times. Buyers urged to call at once for selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney At Law
Office North Side of
Plaza, Carson, Nev
The
United States Circuit Court
Nevada
Fox
George A. Tyrrell
Lost Dogs In Pound To Be Destroyed On Sight
A town weighs a policy to destroy dogs found without collars or tags. A man accused of the rill jar incident led to the discovery that the animal had been held in the pound for days before being shot. Officials say no exception will be made for untagged dogs.
Higgins Killed While Trying to Escape on Walker River
Report states Higgins was shot and killed last night on the Walker River reservation between 5 and 6 o clock by a white man and an Indian policeman from Schurz. He fired at pursuers but caused no damage while the main body of Indians stood back during the killing.
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Higgins
Ile
Schurz
Walker River
Local Ads Endlessly Advertise Carson Street Shops
Piano lessons available at Carson two days weekly with Philip Krall for all levels. Tyrrell's offers fresh fruits, candies, bread, pastry and groceries. TL Arnold Coopers advertises butter and gill sizes. Burlingline summer wear showcases neat, cool attire. Lobacenas sells cigars and new brands. Davis & Farrer promote fishing tackle and quality goods.
Indian Tragedy Prominent Suspect Annie Cleveland Recovers
The old squaw Muggle shot by Jim Wiggin Saturday night has been removed to the County Hospital. Two fingers amputated and doctors believe the arm can be saved. Annie Cleveland, blamed for the trouble, is recovering and walked downstairs today.
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Jim Wiggin
Annie Cleveland
Funeral of Mrs Loofborrow at Presbyterian Church
The funeral of the late Mrs Loofbor row took place yesterday from the Presbyterian Church and was largely attended by sorrowing relatives and friends. Rev Defrance conducted the ceremony and many kind words of sympathy were spoken to the bereaved one. The casket was buried in flowers. The pall bearers were J W Day Addard Dupuis C mauuel Robinson and Chas Peters. Bob Logan reported a thunder storm Sunday affecting roads and damage. The mice and mill are working fine and look for a profitable summer.
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Bob Logan
Como
Bob
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New York City
E. Katz
Meteorological Record Department OF Agriculture Weather Bureau
Local Weather Bureau
H. Situ
Sadler
Comstock
Mr. Ston
Wells
Marshal Emmett
Ict
Thinthorne
Emporium
Mr. Grandon
Reno Ledger
Levi Strauss
Chas, Stewart
Dan O'Brien
Keeler
Soda Works
Winnemueea
Dick Miner
Mono County
Bridgeport
Robert Grimman
Smiths Valley
PF. W. Day's
Sam, Cohn
Davis & Farrer
Southern Pacific Railroad
C&c, RR
Joe Pratt
Nickle Syndicate
United States
Sttorney Deal
CW. Frieni’s
Royal Baking Powder
Mai Dasis
Uncle Sam
N. Soderberg
Jo Platt
Julia Schulz
Karl
Philip Krall
Geo. A. Tyrrell's
Tyrrell's
Arnold
Cooper
Cal
Ea Burlingin
Eithey
Tyrrell’s
Nice
Davis & Farrer’s
Sacramento
Andy Todd
Rex
Co. BE. Wylie
J.N. Hill
Jacob
Arlington Hotel
Iber
Davis & Farrer Agents
Garson, Nevada
FoxiStore
Iowest
Nevada Business College
Mark Requa
Eureka and Palisade
J. W. Adams
Hi. M. Yerington
Warrens
Armory Hall
Lovelock
Dresbach Block
Y Ldedie
H.J. Walsh
Pioneer Clothing Store
Lais
Joseph Plat
Southern Pacific
Treasury
Market St
San Francisco
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