Local Notices From Lovelock Area Ranches and Rail Yard News
Evans in town yesterday. Crandall arrives from Derby’s ranch. Stauffer returns from Sacramento. Gook in town from Willow Creek. Seven Basques arrive from Spain. Holt’s team brings wheat and barley for EB Reinhart & Co. Contempt hearing continued to April 18. Rusk’s team hauling wool from Cane Springs. Hale and Norcrow mine reopened with Cronin as superintendent. Eyans ships six cattle cars to Milpitas. Grayson ships three to Oakland. New band members to meet at Armory Hall tonight. Wool price six cents per pound on the platform. Three boys pay fines for disturbing prayer meeting. two remain jailed. Jennings leaves for Margeville for health. New postal car arrives San Francisco to Ogden route. Norcross leases Carson Tribune plant for Reno paper. Sibbald and Fortune Silva shear flocks at Golconda. ~60,000 sheep total planned. Old fire bell at hose-cart house falls during hoisting. no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. T. Eyans
Milpitas
G. W. Grayson
Oakland
Armory Hall
B. W. Stewart
Wilsow Point
Thomas
Virginia City
San Francisco
Ogden
Sacramento
A. Norcross
Carson Tribune
Reno
Charley
J. Sibbald
Fortune Silva
Golconda
Golcanda
Southern Pacific Officers Elect In San Francisco
The Southern Pacific annual election in San Francisco named C. P. Huntington as president and Chas F. Crocker as vice president. T. H. Hubbard became second vice president, J. C. Stubbs third vice president, N. T. Smith treasurer, T. H. Davis assistant treasurer, E. C. Wright secretary, C. F. Kreta and J. E. Gates assistant secretaries, William Kahl controller, and E. C. Wright assistant controller. Hubbard’s election surprised expectations that Stubbs would fill the vacancy. In Virginia, Don Ahern sued Joseph Douglass for 25000 dollars over a knife attack at Ahern’s Crystal saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
C. P. Huntington
Chas
F. Crocker
T. H. Hubbard
J.C. Stubbs
N.T. Smith
T. H. Davis
E. C. Wright
C. F. Kreta
J. E. Gates
William Kahl
Hubbard
A. N. Towne
Stubbs
G. L. Lansing
Wright
William Mahl
New York
Vaughan Again Convicted of First Degree Murder
The Vaughan murder trial concluded with a guilty verdict for murder in the first degree after testimonies by prosecutors and defense counsel. The jury returned the verdict late last night following closing arguments by Truman Dennis and McMillan, with District Attorney W D Jones addressing the jurors this morning. Two Reno visitors were noted later on Virginia street after a university reception, seen to mock Apache war hoops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Truman
James F. Dennis
Mr. Dennis
J. H. McMillan
W.D. Jones
Lander County
Virginia Street
University
Dick Nash
Reno
Ranch Premium Swindle Prompts Return of Cracked Winner
A Bad Swindle by Tom Irwin reports the man named as a premium for Sacramento county ranch subscribers has returned after inquiry. He claims anyone paying travel expenses may claim the entire ranch and improvements, per the Carson Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Irwin
Sacramento County
Braminey
Carson
Services in Paradise by Rev. EF Brown at Paradise schoolhouse
Rev. EF Brown will preach at the Paradise schoolhouse next Tuesday evening April ith. Citizens of the valley urged to take notice. FE Brown, Pastor. Massachusetts supreme court rules teachers cannot compel scholars to reveal tales about classmates. Such a ruling favors honor and morality over treachery in schools. Our first Indies trim lint shipment arrives, Come dal mak for selections, EF. Kieaxuaur & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Francis Brown
Paradise
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Kieaxuaur & Co
Value measures and the gold standard debate
A Silver Crank laments shifts in the measure of value as law changes alter the bushel and dollar. The piece traces monetary history from bimetallism to gold standards, noting price effects, per capita money, and public reaction to shifting measures. It also briefly notes an anti-snoring machine, fig syrup products, and local advertising for overshirts and Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
News Bits From Here There and Everywhere
House adopts resolutions seeking information from the state department on Mrs Maybrick. New Mexico admission bill advances through the territory committee with votes for and against. President allegedly sends a personal letter to Spain urging action to halt Cuban hostilities. A deadly blast at Pioneer power dam near Ogden kills five men and injures five. British ship Blazemore capsizes and sinks in Mission Bay after a squall. fifteen seamen struggle, six trapped in hold. Local merchants advertise Easter goods, wares, and prices urging quick purchases. Through travel time, Union Pacific offers fast service to Denver Omaha Chicago St Louis Kansas City and New York with through sleepers and dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazemore
San Francisco
Mission Bay
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Union Pacific
Blanks for Sale at Local Office
Legal blanks offered for sale including summons subpenas warrants of arrest writs of attachment and committment on imprisonment and complaints for justices of the peace Bold at reasonable cash prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nature
Evans
Sayquel Crandall
Derby
F. B. Gook
Willow Creek
Spain
W. H. Holt
EB. Reinhart & Uo
Lovelock Water
Peter Rusk
Hale & Norcrows
Cronin
Ophir
Central District
Salt Lake
J. BR. Jennings
Margeville
California
Mr. Jennings
Bridge
Second Streets
Joseph Douglass
Don Ahern
Virginia
Douglass
Ahern
Mr. Ahern
Francis Brown
Richard Jackson
Plamas County
Col
Mr. Jackson
California Fig Syrup Company
Cireular
W. H. Thomas
Truckee
Cal
Aplowl
A. D. Wilcox
Hood
Leavening Powe Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
Telegraphic News
State Department
Maybrick
House Committee On Territories
New Mexico Ag Astate
Washington
Senor de Lome
United States
Pioneer
A.J. Moran
William Kirkman
Nat Kempton
Jeff Ruby
G. Weaver
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
E. Remuart & Co
Goto F. C. Robins & Co
Brown & Piper's
Louisiana
F.C. Ronis & Co
E. Revynart & Co
Winnemucca
East
A. PA
The
American Protective Association
apSw
Silver State Mills
Paradise Valley
Nev
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