Jottings and Travel Notes From Reno in 1883
The Reno Evening Gazette reports a rising temperature, a well filled Havenor train, and regular southbound travel. Renoites plan to visit Susanville next Saturday, and local livery teams are in high demand with horses borrowed to meet it. Notes mention Nasby’s jewelry sale, a Virginia post office letter for F L Cook, and various town sights including a fountain claim and barber business frills.
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mercury
Havenor
Reno
the Commandery
Susanville
Nasby
land
Queen’s
Viginia post ofice
FL A. Cook
Hymers
Johnny Belt
Chamberlain
Bay
Von
Frank Lat
Deavon Farr
Calaveras
Nevada and California Notables Tour Local Areas
A fragmented society note lists J K Everett, G W Mapes, Coghill, George Sutliff, and others traveling from Sierra Valley to Reno and beyond. Ranchers in Spanish Springs report a dry water crop while various locals visit, move, or attend churches. Public notices urge Fourth of July plans and church services, with social boosters promoting Parker's Ginger Tonic for facial clarity.
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J. K. Everett
G. W. Mapes
Sierra Valley
Thee
Egar
Bidwell
fron
John Leodgrass
Long valley
Coghill
Salt Lake
George Sutliff
Alpine
Reno
JON
Wallace
Camp 2
express
H. Goddard
Nomada Pythian journal
Cincinnati
Spanish Springs valley
A. J. Brookins
New York
Odd Fellows and
Knights of Pythias
Dr. Holmes
German Hospital
San Francisco
J. B. Timblin
Stella
Silver creek
Alpine county
Bal
Oregon beef and the changing cattle markets
Louis Dean, a noted cattleman, returns from Oregon noting scarce high quality beef steers and rising prices in Portland. He explains past sales drained young stock, leaving old poor stock, and predicts Oregon beef cannot regain former prominence soon. Dean plans to bring in cattle after scouting 1,000 miles by stage and traveling within 100 miles of the Dalles.
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Louis Dean
Oregon
Portland
California
isiway
Dean
Dalles
Pioneer Doctor Webber Dies. Loyalton Funeral Planned
Death of Dr Webber a Serra pioneer who arrived in 1850 and first settled Webber Lake. He was famed for odd habits and strong memories among mountain residents. Funeral set for Loyalton next Sunday at two o clock under Odd Fellows auspices. He requested burial beside his nephew Dr Joe Webber.
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Webber
Loyalton
Serra
Webber Lake
the
Odd Fellows
Joe Webber
Saddeltown Committees Named by Grand Encampment
The Grand Encampment appointed standing committees before adjournment including Credential C W Jones Geo H Morrison L Guggenheim Finance B F Wallace G M Stewart W H Hancock State of the Order L L Crocket W J Smith J Shoe maker Legislation P H Mulcahy Geo Henning J V Peas Petitions J S Kaneen Wm Kimball R F Hoy appointed BD D G Patriarch for District No 6. Adjourned to meet Austin first Monday in June 1894.
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Saddeltown
C. W. Jones
Geo. H. Morrison
L. Guggenheim
B. F. Wallace
G. M. Stewart
W. H Hancock
L. L. Crocket
W. J. Smith
J. &. Shoemaker
P. H. Mulcahy
Geo. Henning
J. V. Peas
J. S. Kaneen
Wm. Kimball
R. F. Hoy
D. G
Austin
Artists' materials at lowest San Francisco prices
San Francisco shoppers can find a broad range of artists' materials at Queen's Drug Store offering the lowest prices. The ad highlights paints brushes papers and other supplies available at discounted rates for artists and students.
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San Francisco
Queen's Drug Store
Lassen Items From Advocate June 7
Reno freight teams march in. A son of George Scotton dies at Willow Creek from measles and W T Summers’ infant dies the same night. Harrison and Long plan Utah and Colorado horse sale. Josie Barnes of Reno weighs painting class in Susanville. Emigration north active with wagons through Susanville. Bath and Folston of Ash Valley sell 100 cattle to Elder Wash Lambert for just over $26 per head.
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George Scotton
Willow creek
W. T. Summers
Wm. Harrison
J. T. Long
Utah
Colorado
Josie Barnes
Reno
Susanville
Bath
Folston
Ash valley
Elder Wash Lambert
Virginia Turn Verein Annual Picnic Promises Rewards and Games
Tomorrow Sunday the Virginia Turn Verein holds its annual picnic with over 50 prizes for gymnastic events archery foot racing topfschlagen ironing jumping and high leaping plus other exercises Tickets cost 31 cents for park admission and can be bought at Goeggel's jewelry store or at the train which departs Reno at 7 a.m. Admission is 30 cents and any badge holder may join in the activities.
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Virginia Turn Verein
Goeggel
Reno
Live Firm Chielovich Cota Wine House Attracts Better Class
A Live Firm Chielovich and Cota Wine House operates a retail business with experienced methods and a wholesaling side. Their selection includes prime liquors of all brands. The trade is expanding into large proportions due to quality.
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Chielovich & Cota Wine House
Another Irish Hanging at Kilmainham Jail
Timothy Kelly was executed at Kilmainham jail at eight this morning for involvement in the Phoenix Park murders. Varian of the Prisoners' Aid Society met the Lord Lieutenant and claimed Kelly attended a society meeting at eight on the night of the killings. A hush fell over the crowd as prayers rose from women and a young woman knelt in prayer as the black flag was raised.
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Donalty
Timothy Kelly
Phenix Park
Kilmainham
James Casey
Glove fight set between Sullivan and Ryan amid varied tidings
Telegraphic items note John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan planned for a glove bout. Uxbridge woolen mills slated to close. Six thousand troops ready to leave Toulon for Tonquin. Deboard case in Oskaloosa followed by New Orleans rain flood. Fast times at Cleveland track, Illinois storm damages, Trentón factory fire with $12,000 loss and 20 out of work. Wimbledon shooting match likely canceled for lack of funds. Wm C Moore arrested in Town over crooked NY bark. Kepler sued over alleged whipping. Khedives named in Alexandra massacre link. Irving-Duer exposed for theft from Staten Island club. Irving grand nephew. Typographical Union urges full wages for female apprentices.
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John L. Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Uxbridge
Toulon
Tonquin
Purcell
shotaaval
Deboard
Oskaloosa
Iows
New Orleans
Cleveland
Fiora Belle
Ilinois
Trentom
N.J
Stook
Wimbledon
Wm. C. Moore
New York
Joseph Kepler
Puck
House of Commons
Alexandra
Irving-Duer
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club
Washington Irving
International Typographical Union
Pioneer Jeweler offers large stock of watches and jewelry
Fredrick, jeweler in Coburn and Shoe maker's drug store, calls attention to a wide assortment of watches from Howard, Raymond, Waltham, Elgin and others, plus jewelry sets, chains, rings and pins. He is sole agent for the King's Spectacle line and offers diverse eye glasses and repairs or custom jewelry.
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Howard
Raymond
Waltham
Elgin
Waren
FREDRICK
Coburn & Shoemaker's drug store
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Reno Evening Gazette
JOTTINGA
PERAOVALS
J.C. Fiood
San Francesco
Mt Cory
J. V. McCurdy
Paradise
Virgin City
J. F. Warner
Ashley
B. W. Taylor
Warner
Nevada
Congregational Church
Surreay School
Fifth
Livia
B. Palmer
Trinity Church
Whitaker
Armory Halls
Parker
OREGON BEEF
Truckee
Al. Richardson
Elle Ellen
Sierraville
Himes
Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference of the
Churches of the Methodist
M. E
M. Warren
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
G. W.DeLaMatyr
UORROWS
PICRICE
Timos
A. LINDLIY & CO
A. LINDLEY
EBON
IRON AND STEEL
CUMBERLAND COAL
WINNING & MILL SUPPLIES
JOSBERS
eash
PIONEER JEWELER
OF TES
VINGImIras
FREADWAY'S PARK
GARSON
Ticketa
GORGGEL’S
wale
ealecheap
Jnqire
Jevtt
Tors
Mra
J. C. savage
Vlerra street
Jone Uth
LAKOMARI linnlws
Jane Minh
J TV
F. AITKEN
Jenve
M.T. Barnes
G. W. J Watson
F. A. Allen
M. A. Forare
Wim
M. Anderson
Serre
Heng
moe
Virginia
J. Hall
Hall & winter
Commiercial Row
CHAPIN
cTEh G
hi AG
teno GAzeTTE
California ‘Architect
Geo H. Wolfe
Montgomery street
San Francispo
WHITE HOUSE
ABRAMS BROTHERS
F. LEVY & BRO
Paria
Dolar
Jacobs
Clothier
Virgils St
KNOWLES
BAINBRIDGE
Winthrop Portable eye
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