Reno Evening Gazette in Reno, Nevada

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A gray wolf was shot in Billings Montana Sunday morning. The Willamette valley grain yield in Oregon exceeds expectations. Guaymas wholesale firms refused Mexican nickels, now at discount. The Echo, a weekly paper, started last week at overs in San Bernardino county. George Ferguson, 60, was struck by a locomotive near Santa Clara California Friday and killed instantly. George T. Bell, pardoned by Governor Stopeman for manslaughter in 1878, from Mercader county. A gang of thieves plaguing Modesto California targets paid farmhands for their wages. A chicken killed at Nevada City revealed a long lost silver thimble. W. H. Sears, defending, argued 18 specifications in a State Prison case. 18 remain. Mollie White preliminary exam at Chico aims to dispose of the matter without months in jail. Frank Rodgers held at Modesto for attempting to smuggle fine saws and a file inside a watermelon intended for prisoners. L. M. Gardner of San Francisco, chief carpenter at the Veterans Home, fell 40 feet and sustained fatal internal injuries. The Sacramento pavilion project struggles to hire workers and may miss completion this year. A street duel occurred in Charleston Arizona Thursday between Michael Anglen and James Van. Anglen was killed. In Forbestown area, fires threaten fences and the new flume from Challenge Mills to Moore's Station, requiring nightly fire-fighting efforts.