News and Items of a General Nature
Peter French shipped 11 cars of Battle to San Francisco. Postmaster Bell of Carson's bond reduced from 121100 to 8000. N H A Mason reports stiff beef markets in California. County hospital holds 12 patients. Oscar Wilde confined and in poor health. Lawrence, Sweeney & Co unloaded a trainload of cattle for eastbound shipment. County jail houses 11 prisoners to be set to work. Chris Diehl and sister Kate returned from California schools. M Hofman promotes spring goods at reasonable prices. Alex Gordon injured at French's mill with both arms broken. Crooked Eye the killer of an Indian woman and two children declared insane. Three hobos caught for breaking into a railroad section house. Dr J C Lannerberg reports eye care success. Governor Clark and Representative Jones quarreled in a Little Rock hotel. Robber suspects north of Reno after Oregon express incident. Cabin robbed near Reno. two men seen nearby. Gold Run mining company incorporated at Carson with 1,000,000 capital. Gold Run placer mines sold to operate south of Golconda. Edmund Lyng dies at Paradise Valley after two years illness. Lyng, an early Nevada settler, leaves wife and seven children. Funeral at 4 pm from Mrs. Harkins residence.
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Edmund Lyng
Lyng Ranch
Paradise Valley
Mr. Lyng
Ireland
New Ross
Wexford County
United States
Kentucky
California
Golden State
Nevada
Lyng
Humboldt County
D. Harkins
Third and
Melarkey Streets
Cattle shipments boost Nevada beef market and Silver party
The Reno Gazette notes John Sparks shipped a trainload of cattle east on Saturday and two more loads on Monday, marking a surplus reduction and a brighter outlook for fall and winter markets. Beef prices rose over two dollars per head as Nevada’s cattle industry recovers. The piece also reports a Washington dispatch on the Silver party led by Joseph C. Sibley with plans for a national speaking tour and potential gains in multiple western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
John Sparks
Nevada
Shooting in Reese River Over Water Ditch Causes Outcry
D. W. Mitchell shot P. Bowler Sr. twice at Reese River in Lander county last Saturday. One bullet hit Bowler’s left arm while another struck his back but did not penetrate the backbone. Dr. Huntsman treated Bowler and removed the arm bullet. Bowler wore a heavy overcoat likely saving his life. The dispute arose over a water ditch.
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P. Bowler, Sr
Reese River
Lander County
D. W. Mitchell
Reveille
Huntsman
Bowler
Eastern ghalfa sale by Berynant & Co
A large stock of Eastern ghalfa is offered for cash by Berynant & Co. The notice states the items are on hand and available for immediate purchase at current prices.
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Berynant & Co
California Gold Mines Rebound In Hydraulic Industry
The Mining and Scientific Press reports California hydraulic mining is rebuilding with three new permits this week, bringing total permits to about 75. With all operations running, monthly yields could nearly double to a million dollars. There are roughly 150 paying quartz mines in operation statewide. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a constitutional remedy with a money back guarantee. A carload of Adriance Platt Buckeye mowers back rakes Bain wagons Hallingsworth rakes, shipped from factories, is offered at unbeatable prices by FB. Rersmanr & Co.
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Debris Commission
California
Aot
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Adriance
Platt& Co
Buckeye
Bain
Hallingsworth
Rersnanr & Co
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Cure for Crippled Children Visit by National Surgical Institute
The National Surgical Institute Pacific branch in San Francisco announces successful orthopedic treatments and spine hip knee deformities with widespread references. A physician will examine cases at Winnemucca's principal hotel on Friday April 12 and a circular is available. References include G H Cunningham B F Bobo A H Barnes Reno Mrs Julia McQuarters Carson Nevada. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as spring tonic and other local products promoted by E Reinhart Co and F E Reinhart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Surgical Institute
Pacific
Bush Street
San Francisco
Winnemucca
G. H. Cunningham
B. F. Bobo
A. H. Barnes
Reno
Julia McQuarters
Carson
Nevada
Hood
Expert Optician Visits Lovelock for Eye Exams
Dr. J C Lannerberg, Oak graduate of Spencer Ophthalmic College, is at the Lafayette hotel for a week or more offering free eye examinations. He can diagnose refractive errors and fit spectacles, with hours 9 to 1 and 6 to 8. Also notes on local services and a sale of watches and garden tools.
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J.C. Lannerberg
Spencer Ophthalmic College
New York City
Lafayette Hotel
Reno
Carson
Virginia City
Wadsworth
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Peter French
Bell Ot Carson
N.h.a.mason
Oscar Wilde
M. Hofman
Alex Gordon
French’s Mill
Silver City
Crooked Eye
Kingston
Landeg County
J. C. Lannerberg
Usu
Clark
Arkansas
Jones
Marion County
Little Rock
Railroad Commission
Oregon Express
Marysville
Sam Laughton
Gold Run Mining Company
W. D. Wobey
T. R. Hofer
R. M. Clarke, Jr
Warren
Evan Williams
Williams
Nonnhfield
Golconda
H. Warren
Remuanrr & Co
Olt
Washington
Sth Iist
New Silver Party
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Far West
McKinley
Reed
Harrison
A. J. Warner
Bimetallic League
Denver
Colorado
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Illinois
Missouri
Minnesota
Mr. Sibley
Silver Party
Reinhold Sadler
J. J. Doyle
Doyle
Sadler
Enideah
Leavening Powe
U.S
California Gold Mines
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, C
Draggists
Fe, Reinhart & Co
E. Reinhart & Co
Rom
Ayer's
Seaturilla
Lovelock
Rinehart & Co
Winnemucce
H. Frederick
Nev
Rb, Reinhart & Co
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
J. & F. Martell
Cordelia Wine Co
Magnolia
Entist
A. Hoppens
Silver Svave
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