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Newspaper

Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1900

Page

3

Wholesale Cattle Steal Report From Elko County

The Elko Independent notes a four hundred head cattle theft from 71 desert between January 16 and February 15. William Turner of Bruneau Valley Idaho reported the loss to George Hrave, Cattle Association secretary. Sheriff Campbell’s inquiries in Butte valley found about twenty-five cattle driven south by two men around March 18. Authorities suspect the cattle may have been moved toward the railroad and shipped east.

Eiho County Elko Independent William Turner Bruneau Valley Idaho George Hrave The Cattle Association Turner Nevada Mr. Turner Mr. Bruce Campbell Carson Ham Blaine Butte Valley Here

Local and Personal Arrivals and Departures

H Bartimey of Paradise is in town. Walter Hedrick arrived yesterday from Ogden. J F Clark from MN City. J H Carter from Willow Point. B D Forreat arrived after hoon from Golconda. Mrs B W Stewart from Willow Point. C A Chaquette from San Francisco. W H Hall arrived from Sacramento. G H Bain from Golconda. W F L Jones Sacramento drummer arrived. Mrs D L Shirk left yesterday for Oakland. Mr Shirk returned to Oregon ranch. C L Taylor Borax Company arrived from Rose Valley. L H Taylor in town for a few hours, returning to Golconda from Lovelock. Clifford BE Robins returned from Kington, Lander county. Mrs F P Snapp left for San Francisco. Dr T C Hanson returned from Humboldt House. Mrs Idah M Strobridge bruised in Tuesday runaway accident but not seriously injured.

Walter Hedrick Ogden Ara J. F. Clark MN City J. H. Carter Willow Point W. FL. Jones Sacramento D. L. Shirk Oakland Mr. Shirk Oregon C. L. Taylor Borax Company Rose Valley L. H. Taylor Golconda Lovelock Clifford BE. Robins Kington Lander County T. C. Hanson Humboldt House Idah M. Strobridge

Dr. Leonards Mules Found Near Lovelock

Sheriff McDeid reported a dispatch from Constable Walsh saying Dr. J C Leonard's mules were found and are held in Lovelock. The doctor had blocked wires and mailshot for two weeks to trap the runaways and was last in Kennedy.

Dr. Leonard McDeid Walsh Lovelock J. C. Leonard Kennedy

New Nevada Laws Compiled. Silver State Credit to State Printer

The Silver State owes State Printer Maute for a copy of Nevada’s new compiled laws. The volume is well printed and a credit to the state printing office and compiler H. Cutting. Local subscribers to the Silver State and San Francisco Bulletin will be canvassed by B. D. Forrest to join the papers. The Bulletin pledges world news twelve hours ahead of San Francisco morning papers. Delivery to Winnemucca costs 25 cents weekly.

Maute Nevada H. ©. Cutting Winnemucca Silver State San Francisco B. D. Forrest Bulletin Philippines Sheridan Aguinaldo Singapore

Strike at Wadsworth sparks blacksmith walkout

Wadsworth dispatch reports Southern Pacific blacksmiths deserted their shop before noon protesting Foreman Wilson. They accuse him of brutal insults and demeaning treatment, saying they cannot endure his management any longer, though fearing loss of work.

Wadsworth Southern Pacific Company Wilson Neel

Public School Honor Roll for March 1900

Honor rolls listed by department and class for the Public School as of March 20 1900 with names including Addie Ried Roy Trousdale Mary Campbell Ma bel Cochran Eva Case Eva Rask Belle Bradshaw May Rouhan Lucy Laveaga Marnie Staunton Ida Benson and Edward E Winfrey teacher across high school and primary departments plus receiving class Rose Gardner and Willie Diehl with teachers Elizabeth D Wightman Minnie Wolf Gordon Benson and Minnie Arcoer among others.

Addie Ried Roy Trousdale Mary Campbell Mabel Cochran Eva Case Eva Rask Belle Bradshaw May Rouhan Lucy Laveaga Mamie Staunton Ida Benson Edward E. Winfrey Charlestina Croecca Maggie Hinman Robert Hoy Frank , Krenkel Carl Schmidt Ralph Case Arthur Cochran Frank Case Charlie Evans Alma Giroux Bertram Nixon Josie Staunton Elizabeth D. Wightman Minnie Wolf Emma Larivere Minnie Arcoer Hazel Noble Irene Weber Erman Ruckteschler Hazel Robins Leslie Steele Willie Diehl Rose Gardner

Their Occupation on the Railroads

A quip compares 50,000 flagmen and 25,000,000 others on U.S. railroads to workers correcting newspapers. The Reno Journal jokes about oversized figures and mocks the error as a filing for an editor job at the Golconda News.

United States Silver State Reno Journal Golconda News

Dewey for President in 1900 race bold claim

Admiral George Dewey confirms an interview saying he would accept the presidency if the people desire him. A New York World message notes Dewey believes there is popular demand for his nomination and he aims to be the people's candidate.

George Dewey New York World United States New York Telegram Washington Admiral Dewey Ther Union Virgiia City Clayton Belknap Democratic National Bryan

Nude Art Critique Provokes Shock in Examiner Feature

The Examiner runs a full page on nude statuary with a young woman posing in a dozen nude positions. A Carson Appeal report notes the imagery is provocative and universally considered shocking, with readers eager for more images in future issues.

Everbody Carson

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Deafness

Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. Claims 100 dollar reward for any case cured by other means, urges sending for free circulars, notes product sold by Druggists for 75 cents, and promotes Hall’s Family Pills.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Halls Family

Easter Millinery Bargains at Mrs Fisher’s Store

Easter hats from Mrs. Anderson of San Francisco offered at Mrs. Fisher's opposite the post office. Call and see them.

It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold Pneumonia Warning

A promotional notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds and as a preventive against pneumonia. It claims the medicine counters pneumonia tendencies and cites wide use, urging purchase from Brown Brothers, Druggists.

Brown Brothers

Saloon for Sale and Breath Purifier Ad Arouses Readers

An ad touts Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming breath purification and an absolute guarantee with prices of 25 and 60 cents at Eagle Drug Store. It also sells a furnished saloon with pool table and living rooms, cash sale, owner moving to Cape Nome, with contact Charles HoussER in Golconda Nevada. Another item promotes Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure for croup with immediate relief and price points 25 50 and 1.00 dollars at Eagle Drug Store.

Karl Hanis Ft S.C. Wells 4 Co Leroy N.Y Eagle Drug Store Cape Nome Charles Housser Golconda Nev

3 Leading Specialties CHICKENLESS EGGS CHOKINGLESS CREAM CHEESE

A compact catalog entry highlights three specialties named Chickenless Eggs Chokingless Cream Cheese. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.

Butter on the Market Defies Detractors and Time

The passage notes various butters available with varying quality from rancid to robust, praising a non-walking butter that pleases all, contrasting it with critics Corbett Sharkey and Jeffries.

Corbett, Sharkey Jeffries

Easter Eggs Demand Prompted Buy Back Notice

A local retailer warns customers that eggs sold for Easter may contain a spring chicken by error. If such an egg is found, it should be returned for exchange as customers will pay premium prices for spring chicken eggs.

New Cream Cheese From Leaders of Enterprise Debuts

A new brand of full cream cheese enters the market as a long felt need is met. The sale point for this product is the Leaders of Enterprise house in the area.

Enterprise

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. Bartimey Paradise B. D. Forreat Hoon B. W. Stewart C. A. Chaquette W. H. Hall G. H. Bain F. P. Snapp Wm. Lemos Pearlett, Santa Cruz Calapowl H. B. McDonald Lafayette Hotel Cate W. Funk Margots I. Fl Dora Giroux Roy McEnerney Archie Hewitt George Weber Clara McEnerney Gordon Benson Dewey Washington Dispatch State News Notes Stubbs University Elko Independent B. Dolan Austin Douglas County Joe Pete Churchill County Reno Effie Harmon Dayton Wisconsin Western W. D. Harris Grass Valley, Cal Rindon California Australia State University French Gulch Redding Cal Hobo Virginia Enterprise Apéwl Eagle Drug Stor F. C. Robins & CO Oregon Burbanks L. Dutertre P. A. Pinson Seacom Felix Poulin Horseshoeing Bridge Street F. J. Mash J.H. Hoyt Reinhart & Go
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