Local and personal notes and new corporate filing
Mr and Mrs J T Wheeler leave for Golconda on No 6. C H EB Hardin arrives from San Francisco. Frank Bettman a San Francisco drummer arrives. Constable Colwell of Golconda returns from San Jose relatives. John Gilcrest tours Miller Lux ranches in county and SE Oregon. Articles of Incorporation filed for Winnemucca Water and Light Company capitalized at 100 000. Principals include Francis Smith W W Montague Joseph M Quay Horace Davis F W G Moebus. Officers listed with Smith as president Montague as vice president Moebus as secretary treasurer. Unknown whether project is for electric plant. many stockholders from Winnemucca Water Company involved.
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J. T. Wheeler
Golconda
C. H. EB. Hardin
San Francisco
Frank Bettman
Constable Colwell
San Jose
Cal
John Gilcrest
Miller & Lux
Oregon
Winnemucca Water and Light Company
Recorder Hill
Silver
California
Nevada
Francis Smith
Santa
Winnemuccca Water and Light Company
Rich Strike in Wedekind District
In the Wedekind district four miles northeast of town a sensational strike was reported by the Reno Journal. Charles Bell, working near the Wedekind incline, and partners drilled five shafts without luck until at 115 feet a bucket yielded dirt “lousy with horn silver.” Town samples showed chunks of pure metal.
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Wedekind
Reno Journal
Charles Bell
Reno
Coon Ball Promises Large Crowd and Music
Professor Henry's “coon ball” next Tuesday night draws a large black face contingent and many spectators. Good management and excellent music are planned. Attendance is expected to be high with coins-to-hear in training for a wake-walk contest. The winning couple will receive a prize cake.
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Henry
Death of John Hill Rancher of Gig Meadows
John Hill, a well-known rancher of Gig Meadows and father of Joseph Hill, died this morning aged about 70 after three days illness. Dr Hood of Battle Mountain attended him but he was beyond medical skill. The funeral will take place at Lovelock next Sunday.
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John Hill
Gig Meadows
Joseph Hill
Dr Hood
Battle Mountain
Lovelock
Public School Report for Winnemucca March 29 1901
School attendance and honor roll details for Winnemucca public school ending March 29 1901. Reports show total enrollment 142 with 135 average belonging and 16 percent attendance. Lists honor roll names across grades with teachers and department breakdowns.
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Winnemucca
Ohana
Mabel Cochran
Mary Campbell
Ida Benson
Georgia Summerfield
Lucy Laveaga
Charlestine Correcco
Frank Krenkel
A. E. Kaye
Cnc Esaernanes
Harry Cochran
Inez Guerena
Archie Hewitt
Annie Schmidt
Pauline Wuertele
Elizabeth D. Wightman
Irma Brown
Clovis Brown
Gordon Benson
Henry Berk
Clara McEnerney
Minnie MeInerney
Bertha Wolf
George Weber
Pauline Schmidt
Charles Guthrie
Kyle Trousdale
Frank Nichols
Emm Larivere
Hazel Noble
Gene Guessford
Harold Trousdale
Leslie Steele
Lily Wuertele
Arthur Riggins
Wilie Case
Grace Robins
Earl Roberts
Hagel Poulin
Bar! Williams
Helen Steinhart
Katie Reilly
Edna Stauffer
Rosalie Roberts
Willie
Diehl
Trib proves effective for horse and hand wounds
At the State Fair on September 21, 1896 R C Leeper reports his horse Wilfred L cut and bruised a quarter but healed after using Trib rubbed into the wound two to three times daily for three days. Trainer Hugh Willis confirms wrapping a palm cut in Trib sped healing, with both men praising longer use for more benefits.
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Leeper
Wilfred L
R. C. Leeper
Hugh Willis
Hodie
Cal
Messrs
Willis
Catholic and Episcopal Services Listed for Holy Week
Bishop Moreland of Sacramento will hold divine services in the courtroom on Wednesday evening April 10 at 7 30. Rev Father Burns conducts 7 30 services. St Paul church hosts daily Mass at 8 each morning with Rosary and benediction on Wednesday at 7 30 and Good Friday 7 30. Easter Sunday Masses at 9 and 10 30.
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Moreland
Sacramento
Father Burns
St. Paul Church
Ty Atterst
Jon
Dentistry services by Dr. H. A. MacMillan on Bridge Street
First class dental work offered by Dr. H. A. MacMillan with a Bridge Street office. Work guaranteed and bridge work specialty highlighted.
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H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Fashionable Dressmaker Seeks Local Clients
Mrs. M. A. Reed secured a first class dressmaker from San Francisco ready to do all kinds of dressmaking and plain sewing. Ladies' tailor made suits specialty. Prices reasonable. mh2owl.
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M. A. Reed
San Francisco
Display of Silk Fabrics at Robins & Co Show Windows
Show windows 1 and 2 feature silk fabrics for waist and dress use plus silk handkerchiefs from 20 to 26 inches square. Also included are ladies and misses kid gloves for Easter and a new line of wash braids and laces. A fresh stock of Easter silk waists arrives next week from F. C. Robins & Co.
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F. C. Robins & CO
Masury's Mixed Paint Agency Secures New Stock
Masury's Mixed Paint agency announces receipt of two tons of well known mixed paints in many shades. Try them and be convinced they are the best made. B Brown & Co.
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Masury
Mbar. Co
B. Brown & CO
Rambler Bicyclers and Easter Hats Ad In Post Office Block
Rambler Bicyclers announces agents for well known wheels with a full line just revealed and pricing available. Be Reinhart & Co Inc advertises Easter hats with a fine spring millinery collection next to the post office, Mr. J Anderson listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambler Bicyclers
BE. Reinhart & CO. (Inc
Mih2ott
J, Anderson
State News Notes Consolidate Lodges and Local Trials
Consolidation of the Reno and Truckee L O C F lodges reported. Over 14 000 sheep dipped at Kelley plant near Reno this season. Charles M Haws appointed fish and game warden of Elko county at 20 per month. Grand jury in Reno indicts Hammersmith for robbery and murder. Supreme Court in Carson hears insurance mandamus possibly decided next Monday. Suspended State University students number 27. Reno Journal urges officers to remove them for lacking visible means. Carson News denies sale of V & T Railroad to Southern Pacific. Deafness ad promotes Hall by F J Cheney Co. and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Reno
Truckee L
Charles M. Haws
Frish
Eiko County
Hammersmith
Almolete
Supreme Court
Carson
State University
Reno Journal
The
Carson News
Southern Pacific Company
Testimonial From Old England for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Warrington man praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for bronchitis and credits it with saving his wife from a six year bout of illness confinement to bed. The manufacturers publish such testimonials to show the remedy's life restoring benefits and list Brown TM Bros. as the local druggists selling it.
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Chamberlain
William Savory
Warrington
England
Brown ™ Bros
For Sale Chinese Garden Between Hospital And Brewery
For sale is the Chinese garden located between the county hospital and Diehl's brewery. It can be bought for 100 dollars. Apply to Dip Lee or at the County Recorder's Office for further particulars.
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Diehl’s Brewery
Dip Lee
County Recorder's Office
Advertising Strategy Says Advertising Drives Trade
Charles Austin Bates argues in the National Printer-Journalist that advertising must fit business size and profits. He urges spending enough to sustain vigorous trade, noting varied weekly costs and the necessity of ads to maintain sales volume and avoid idle stores.
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Charles Austin Bates
National Printer-Jouralist
Humboldt County Talk Through Local Columns Best
Readers are invited to engage with Humboldt County via the community columns showcasing local voices, events, and concerns. Columns offer a forum for residents to share insights, report on happenings, and connect with neighbors through timely commentary and notices.
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Humboldt County
Night party rules for costume dancing floor
The event limits dancing to those in a coon costume. White face attendees are spectators with no dancing privileges before or after midnight. A cake walk starts at 11 with a five dollar cake prize and five audience members chosen as judges.
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Minnie Wcte
Catholic Church Services
Levi Strauss & CO
Gan Francisco, Gal
State News Notes
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Hall
Diplee
Saxony
C. B. Brown & CO
DeWitt
Brown Bros
Salt Lake Office
Omaha
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Denver
Burlington
St. Louis
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
Coon Ball
Prof
W. A. Henry
Armory Hall
G. B. Russell
J.T. Dunn
E. A. Ducker, M. E. Hill
Prof. Henry’s
Rules and Regulations
Busch Hotel
Felix Poulin
Jewelry Store
Dave McB
Rose
Just
Illinois
W. S. Johnson
E.G. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
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