Doctor Mercer to Speak on Cattle Disease Prevention in Nevada
An invitation is extended for A B Mercer editor of the Northwestern Livestock Journal of Cheyenne to address the public in Nevada during the upcoming annual fair about diseases affecting cattle and prevention. The Placer County Immigration Society in California has issued a pamphlet promoting its resources and health resorts for immigration. A U S Grand Jury was subpoenaed by the U S Marshal due to lack of funds for their pay.
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Nevada
A. B. Mercer
Northwestern Livestock Journal of Cheyenne
Placer County
California
U.S
CLC. Pleasants
Iowa
Fort Bilwell
Golden Eagle Hotel
Gladstone Speech in Liverpool Seeks Ireland Poles Ideal
Foreign dispatches relay Gladstone in Liverpool praising prudence courage and honor and urging Ireland not to be treated as England's Poland he hints the speech may be his last in Liverpool and cites pulling back from power wealth and rank to renew national spirit at fear’s end. In London, Mrs Mackas hosts a Wales dinner with rumors of the Prince joining. a crowd gathers and escorts the royal party to the hall.
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Liverpool
Lospon
Gladstone
Chevy Chase
Ireland
England
Poland
Biog ant
Vany
Losbon
Janeth
Will of Colonel Folsom Estate May Yield $20,000
The late Col F B Folsom of Folsomdale had a probate will offered in court. The $149,000 property is to be divided among eight grandchildren equally. Unless property value rises as expected, the Presulvat will receive $20,000 rather than $50,000 as earlier reported. Judge Davis Funeral held in Bloomington Ill. Secretary Manning reports health improvement from Mot Springs Virginia.
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Folsom
New York
Warsaw
F. B. Folson
Folsomdale
Manning Better
Washington
Manning
Mot Springs
Virginia
New York Herald of Sunday
Congress and War Piers Plan Amid Senate Debate
A flurry of Senate actions includes Spooner proposing a 10 000 appropriation to guide plans and foundations for a Lincoln Grant bridge across the Potomac to Arlington, along with river and harbor bill moves, pension grants, and a disputed subsidy in post office funds. Also reports on yacht races, labor actions at Lake Shore Switching, and cabinet reshuffles.
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Washington
Spooner
Secretary of War
Observatory Point
Potomac river
Arlington Gate
Wilson
Colorado
McMillan
Committee of Commerce
Teller
Alfred Pleasanton
Edmunds
Emily J. Stannard
Stannard
Vermont
Senate
Brown
Cull
Eustis
Notable Transition Acknowledged in Presidential Reshuffle
Smith confirms willingness to assume duties of new office at soon as confirmed. He states he relinquished his current position voluntarily and with goodwill toward the President and associates, acting in his own interest alone.
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Smith
Tyler's Cane Case and Other Local News
Western Dispatches report in recap form from San Francisco dated June 23 and 29. George W. Tyler seeks to delay a ruling and may introduce new testimony in a divorce affidavit matter involving Isabella Clark. Other items include opium smugglers arrested on Bran nan Street, with four children widow Mrs Sheer implicated. A Stockton execution details Ursa Finley French’s 1834 murder of Peter Wells and last rites. Private detectives link embezzlement of grain sacks from Union Street warehouse, targeting foreman Edward Harby. Obiter notes on Danphy & Andreth case and a California horse Jin Douglas’s Chicago race win.
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Tyler
San Francisco
George W. Tyler
Isabella Clark
Sharon
Wilson
John Grant
Fred Brand
John T. Fogarty
Hager
Brannan street
Mary Shieer
Custom House
Sheer
Stockton
Ursa Finley French
Peter Wells
Olea
Amador county
St. Mary's church
San Francis
Union Street
Edward H. “arbry
lave
Carbeva
San Bars Obispo
Flewall
Plum as Prospects in Plumas County Industry Rise
The California Land and Timber company under A. T. Nation has bought Agassiz & Shaw lands in Plumas county. Partners include New York capitalists via Treaiwell Cleveland and Evarts Choate Beaman. Plans call for a large saw mill near Beck with one near Mohawk and railroad work to Beckwith. Mohawk mill yields 15 000 to 20 000 feet daily. a band saw may be added at Beckwith with a steel ribbon blade. J. M. Mills conducts ongoing Sierra Nevada geological survey between Verdi and Sierra Valley with engineer Green of the railroad. The Gazette hopes the company’s outlet remains at Reno. investments are sizable and likely to expand into ranching and mining.
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California Land and and Tiraber company
A. T. Nation ia
Messrs. Agassiz & Shaw
Boston
Plumas county
New York
Treaiwell Cleveland
Evarta, Choate & Beaman
Beckwith
Mohawk
J. M. Mills
Sierra Nevada range
Verdi
Sierra Valley
Green
The GAZETTE
Reno
Humber
Chase and Family Ties Highlight St. Joseph Staff
A Denmark native and aSan Francisco resident named Chase figure in a local society note. The article mentions Kathier Paid IT and Frink A. Chase, editor at The New Lark, tied to Kens and Lasse connections with St. Joseph, Missouri as a distant figure in the genealogical snippet.
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Neunde
Jane
DoO bret Laine
Denmark
CHASE
San Francisco
Gal
dune
Ind
Mass Lizale
Chass
tommeny
Kens
Cathier
Che nib
Frink A. Chase
edi rink poppet
Lark reningside
lye
St. Joseph
Messouri
John Sunderland's Price List April 7 1856
Public price list stating cash-only sale terms for first-class goods with bottom figures, in force from April 7, 1856 until further notice.
Fire devastates San Bernardino. $15,000 loss reported
Telegraph brevities note a $15,000 fire in San Bernardino California last night. Also mentions Henry Ward Beecher and Mrs Beebner arriving in London ten days ago and Canada sending four slips to watch near Prince Edward Island.
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Barsalver
San Bernardino
Cal
Henry Ward Beecher
Beevner
London
Geerament
Prince Edward’s
Rural reports mix haying crops and baseball ties
Ranchers busy haying predict bountiful crops while some shift to potatoes as a possibly more profitable crop than gram. A Sunday baseball match ended in a 4 to 12 tie after 12 innings. Glendale hosts a July 1 thermic game between the Dudes and Glendale. Renoites anticipate school closing exercises Friday evening with a social at Denning's Hall. A thief stole a $40 saddle in Derby's barn Saturday night. Dress goods on sale at 10 15 and 22 cents with a 50 cent all wood dress fabric bargain from Isaac Barnet.
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tod
Glendale
Denning's Hall
Derby's
amlalule
Reno
Isaac BARNET
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WALES OF
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EDITORS NOTES
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BiLoomisatos
Ill
David Davis
Judiciary
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Mass
Eastern
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Priseilla
Puritan
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Lake Shore Company
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Pinkerton
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WasHinatos
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Secretary of the Treasury
Hugh S. Thompson
South Carolina
Thompson
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
Rhone
paw wun
Thomas Hildreth
tormenly
Danphy
Ant dreth
stamarh
ant basa we
bax Francisco
Chicago
Jin Douglas
PLUMAS PROSPECTS
Shilows Vitalkzer
Pinniger &een
Planiger & Queen
Carson
Pinniger & quer
d&wiv
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R. STRONG & CO
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JOHN SUNDERLAND
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DERLAND
C. H. MARTIN
W.O.H. MARTIN
MANNING & JAQUES
A. WL. MANNING
JAQUES
BALEDS
PIPE
BUCKEYE
M’CORMACK
Hollingsworth
Tiger
chiles
Congress
tanenee
Oxford
Newport
J. B. Moen
JOHN SUN
GALLATIN & FOLSOM’s
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