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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
3
George Nixon, local agent in Winnemucca, reports seventeen insurance companies can now resume writing business in Nevada. The High Court declared the Hardesty valued policy law valid again, authorizing continued future commissions for Nixon.
In town today are W. H. Holt Ed Reinhart left for San Francisco last night J. H. Candland of Reno registered at the Busch Lorenzo Recanzone arrived from Paradise Valley Mr and Mrs B W Stewart and daughters arrived from Willow Point Frank Boskowitz well known San Francisco drummer interviewing Winnemucca customers D L Avery and G G Blackmore arrived from Spokane Charles Erickson arrived from Chatsworth Park Cal A light fall of snow melted this morning Weather warm and springlike Tonopah correspondent describes a hard camp with fierce north winds limited water scarce supplies and high costs for wood
The State teachers institute met in the Senate chamber in Carson with over one hundred teachers present. Ring presided as organizer with Orvis Ring as chairman, Roberts of Carson as vice-chairman, and Miss Childs of Carson as secretary aided by Miss Mack and Miss Slingerland. An exhibition by Miss Foley's class in physical culture followed by a discussion with Professors Bray and Howell. Prof Henry's coon ball at Armory hall tonight touted as the season’s dance.
A printer pledges meticulous, modern work with style and respectability. They claim to treat every envelope word and circular as a business asset and to deliver honest, careful printing worthy of Franklin.
A Salt Lake City dispatch reports Union Pacific progress on the Oregon Short Line, with Vice-President Bancroft noting southwest track laying from Uvada. General Superintendent Calvin and Superintendent Young lead about one hundred men toward Clover Valley Junction, forty five miles away, amid a San Pedro LA Salt Lake railroad claim to the old survey. Attorney C O Whittemore travels to Pioche, Nevada, reportedly to pursue action for the new line.
Reports from the Elko coal mine are promising. Lewis G. Wedekind and Miss Vernie A. Frazer wed in Reno. Three smallpox cases reported at Reed's Station near Tuscarora. District Attorney Charles B Henderson and Miss Ethel Smith married in Elko. Elko oil firm contracts San Francisco for 1000 feet of Gaines pipe. arrival soon. Ex-Sheriff J.L. Scott of White Pine county commits suicide at Ely on April 5. Rainwater and Benbrook who shot two boys near Deeth fled the country. quarantine and bonds discussed to avoid smallpox spread.
At a State Board of Assessors session in Carson Humboldt county Assessor Guthrie urged peers not to ship unassessed property. He later bought a shoat at Alamo Hereford farm, and the pig was assessed at full value by fellow members, forcing Guthrie to pay the tax before taking the pig home.
The Friday Night Social Club schedules its April gatherings for the second and third Fridays. Episcopal Services secretary Katie McEnerney notes church events, while Bishop Moreland of Sacramento plans to hold divine services in the courtroom on Wednesday evening, April 10 at 7 30.
W B Campbell of Winnemucca has been granted a patent for an automatic gas cut off that prevents gas leaks and asphyxiation. He and Mrs Campbell now reside in Goldendale Washington after a long legal dispute. He plans to exhibit at the Buffalo exposition and seeks no less than 50000 dollars, with a plan to sell through agents in the U S and England.
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any catarrh related deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills, with circulars available and Toledo based F J Cheney & Co. listed.
Marion Cooke manager for T M Thompson importer of mil linery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago recalls catching a severe cold during winter and credits Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief after seeing a milliner improve. She reports being entirely well now and recommends the product. For sale by Brown Bros. Druggists.
Local ads announce Masury mixed paints and two tons received in various shades. Brown & Co advertise thirty four carpet patterns including Axministers and Wiltons with price-saving emphasis. A testimonial extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Anderson Riggs of Sunny Lane, Texas. Reinheart & Co promote wagons on wheels for sale.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestive remedy based on years of research to digest all foods. It contrasts with dieting for indigestion. Also noted is a full line of spring wagons and related products from Stude Baker Bros Mfg Co. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for skin issues and cautions about imitation products.
In Winnemucca Nevada on April 9 1901 a son was born to the wife of Albert Seeliger. The birth announcement records the new arrival in the Seeliger family in Nevada.
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