01 Mar 1884
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1884
Page
1
An ad extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a true tonic to restore strength and health for those exhausted or disabled by illness. It includes a wartime testimonial from Vi. Decker in Baltimore who credits the remedy with reversing long stomach injury, paralysis, and severe indigestion after two bottles.
An advertisement claims Brown's Iron Bitters is a complete remedy for indigestion dyspepsia malaria and general weakness. It promises to enrich blood build muscle tone and strengthen nerves with a non alcoholic tonic.
State of Nevada files suit in Justice Court Reno Township Washoe against multiple defendants for tax delinquency on specified parcels for tax year beginning January 1, 19— and ending December 31, 19— with judgments to be issued if not answered by April 7. Proceedings name owners and claimants of described tracts and improvements, listing several lots and sections in Town of Reno and surrounding areas, with district attorney notice and court details.
The piece argues that North America grew by western upheavals while the east erodes, predicting the westward rise will extend land, perhaps reshaping New York and Long Island. it muses on future cataclysms and a possible resurfaced Atlantis, then reports a school month end and local charity aids.
Governor Stoneman pardons six inmates on the Prison Directors board recommendation. The names are George Gleason of Alameda County burgulary second degree. Pedro Ybarra of Tuolumne County robbery. Andrew Hansen of San Francisco grand larceny. Indian John of Del Norte County burglary second degree. Ramon Gonzales of Stanislaus County manslaughter. all described as in dying condition with friends to care for them after release. An enormous snow slide at Silver Canyon near Spring Valley Nev. buries a works complex, killing William Mickel, John Fox, Wallace McCrimmen. injuring Lank O’Brien and another man. William Watts, abused ship Gatherer crewman, convicted in San Francisco for beating and wounding Adling, with final sentence pending. Captain of the Gatherer also awaiting sentencing at San Quentin.
A scattered steam of brief notices reports failed attempts to draw a house, a fisherman dying, a residence burned, a suicide near Portland, an anonymous body found near Ukiah, and a child killed by accidental gunfire. Also noted are the arrival of material for the Northern Pacific bridge, cures for infants with Parker’s Ginger T tonic, a jail break by Prescott brothers, a swallowed tin whistle incident, tropical gardening plans in Santa Barbara, and Dr Pierce’s Pellet claims.
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