Return of the Basket Ball Team and Bond Vote at Wadsworth
From over the state reports that H M Yerington urged Senator Jones to back the Carson Mint and a meeting with the President. In Wadsworth a $15000 school bond issue passed quietly with only two votes against it. Lincoln Hall Reno hosted a reception for the Nevada Stanford basketball game while the Golconda Jockey Club forms and reads as a fact with officers named. The piece notes track improvements, a Fourth of July committee, a Kennedy well case, a near train accident, a new time card on the Salt Lake Division, Humboldt river rise, a Milwaukee beer shipment, and the closure of People’s Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Yerington
Carson
Senator Jones
Carson Mint
Mr. Yerington
Wadeworth
Lincoln Hall
Reno
California
Balla
Nevada
Stanford
Stubbs
Golconda Jockey Club
D. van Duzer
M. J. Davis
B. J. Reilly
Mears
Gomes
Wingfield
C.D. Vas Duzer
Wai, Owsley
Geo. Wingfield
J. A. Langwith
Johnny Gomes
Joe Wilson
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Utah
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
Salt Lake City
H. M. Clay
General Agt
Main St
Eagle Drug Store
LoveLock items and regional notes in Nevada valley
Lovelock farmers seek workers as haying looms. Misa Ada Pitt and Miss Porviance visit Reno with families. Joe Hill returns from San Francisco. large irrigation field north of town ditched and ready. Rube Smith of Western Meat Co. in town for cattle shipment of twenty three car. Dempsey and Kenney manage Young's hotel from Carson. Dave Palmer builds a bee smith shop at School and Humboldt. Buena Vista Lodge plans ball on the 26th. Local help scarce. three to four hundred men needed during haying. Trains delayed by washout near Ogden. No. 4 due 6:30 pm today. Fragments of legal notices and ads accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ada Pitt
Miss Porviance
Reno
Joe Hill
San Francisco
Rube Smith
Weatern Meat Co
Messrs. T. Dempsey
Kenney
Young's Hotel
Carson
Dave Palmer
Lovelock
School
Humboldtetreeta
Buena Vista Lodge
Two Mining Men Tour Nevada for Captain DeLamar
Two mining men from Salt Lake City, Mesars Esseltyn and Miller, visiting Nevada in the interest of Captain De Lamar, tour districts from Winnemucca to Kennedy, Anatin, and south western counties. They report copper prospecting, a possible boom at Sodaville, and new smelters en route. They note outside capital and growing activity, with plans for continued visits and regional purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Beseltyn
G. N. Miller
Balt Lake
Reno
Nevada
de Lamar
Eaneltyn
Miller
Winnemucca
Kennedy
Anatin
Wadsworth
Eagleville
Tene
South Pass
Sodaville
Esseltyn
Murphy
Transvaal
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Mesare
Esselatyn
Muller
Bilver
Esselstyo
DeLamar
Piute War Claims Reopened for Nevada Settlements
Governor Sadler reports a Treasury Department request to forward all papers on Piute war claims from 1860 to the Washington office for examination and settlement. The 1886 denial cited lack of statutory provision. The act of the last Congress extends eligibility, requiring proper identification and, if needed, death certificates and court papers for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
W. W. Brown
War Department
Treasury Department
Washingtoni
Nevada
Carson City
Bir
Congress
United States
Trenaury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Pluto
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Advertises Nervous Diet Aid
An ad extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for nervous prostration and sleeplessness caused by mental strain. It claims to target the stomach and liver, improve digestion, restore appetite, and build blood and nerve strength, citing a testimonial from Robert Hubbard of Warner Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
NASA
Et Ald Nadie
Robert Hubbard
Warner
Lincoln Gas Ark
Batt
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Golconda
L. Yori
Gardnerville
Wilkinson
William Smith
Rutherford
Smith
Charles McBride
Oreos
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific Company
Humboldt
Humboldt Valley
Short Brothers
Milwaukee
People's Meat Market
Duncan & Son Proprietors
Ogden
Nevada Line
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Draggista
Zoe
Chamberlain
Worcester Enterprise
W. A. Stroud
Popomoke City
Fortale
W. A. Brown
Eagle Drag Store
de Witt
Witch Hazel
Western Exploration Company
Silver State
Glasgow and Western Exploration Company
Tecoma
Enterprise
Seven-mile Canyon
Janet
Virginian
Park
Six-mile Canyon
Scidmore
Arabia
Boston Electric Reduction Works
Comstock Pumping Association
Ross
Virginia
Nev
Waterman
Room
Nevada Block
Cal
San Francisco Post
Lincoln County
California Capital
Silver King
Pioche
Potter
Ben Johnson
Mesars
Campbell
Lund
Deer Lodge
Johnson
Greenwood
B. C
Boundary Creek
Columbia & Western Railway
Mrs. Winslow
Mr. Winslow
Shiloh
D, C
Bryant
Santa Ynez
Hood
PIATE
Universal
Java
Apliter Ley
Japan
Noey
Tillman
Pioneer Hardware House
Naomi Rebekah
Paradise Lodge
1.C.C. F
Grange Hall
Naomi Kebekah Lodge
B. F. Riley
C. B. Cook
B. Kirchner
J. A. Blattner
E. Gillilan
L. Schwartz
Agers
Joe Cathcart
W. E. Townsend
H. Kirchner
Winnemucca Orchestra
Paradise Hotel
Sloe, Lee
Oda Fellowship
America
Stoker
F. X
Banks
Owens
J.C. Clare
J. H. Thies
Sear
D. Cordano
Bridge Street
Fayette
Winnemuces
Winnemucca Livery, Feed and Sale
W. Summerfield
Gbroux
Diehl
Fire Insurance Yen
Sime
Jeer, Tragasines Ani Tienes Dorunsciariesns
Oraers
Lumineeee
Eese C. Diehl
New York City
F. C. Robins & CO
E. Reinhart
S the Matter With
Union
Silver State Winnemugga
IBM
Pioneer Store
A. Kleinhans
B. Staunton
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