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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
3
In Carson yesterday Ed Toupin sustained a neck cut and other wounds after a stranger named Duke allegedly attacked him during a dice game for drinks. Duke fled to the Arlington hotel, stole a Chinaman’s cap, was captured, and jailed. The arraignment led to a withdrawn complaint and release.
I B English arrived from McDermit while W Nelson came from San Francisco this morning. Dan Fitzpatrick the railroad detective was in town. A L Springstein of San Francisco is a Lafayette guest. E L Gibbins and J Irwin arrived from San Francisco yesterday. J E Toombs roadmaster from Ogden arrived yesterday. A straw ride and dance were held at Armory hall. J A Hill and John Schmidt returned from Mill City after building a residence for BE Thacker. The last installment of the laws enacted by the late Legislature is published today. total laws passed amount to 113. Mr and Mrs F M Lee left for Reno after visiting Mr and Mrs G S Nixon.
The Examiner prints an interview with Senator John P. Jones in New York about his candidacy to succeed himself. He refutes a relative’s claim of inaction, says no relative authority speaks for him, and plans to visit Nevada to consult party managers and voters before deciding. He will not confirm whether he will run or not.
Judge Ronnifield draws a grand jury for next Tuesday from Windemies list. Four cases on the docket: Thomas Scott for assault with intent to kill, Charles Juett for assault with a deadly weapon, Charles A. Miller for forgery, William Stephens for assault with intent to kill. Stephens was admitted to ball weeks ago. the others remain in limbo.
Carson Weekly reports San Francisco correspondent that State Senator Flanigan of Washoe county said at the Grand hotel he would seek the United States Senate in two years if the Republican party supports him. The remark was made in private conversation during a recent visit.
Beginning next Saturday evening the Armory hosts weekly socials from 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. Instruction in dancing offered. one price of fifty cents for the entire evening. Ladies admitted free. Manager W. A. Henry announces the event.
Dr H B McDonald, a noted dentist, will arrive in Winnemucca during the week and remain about two weeks to attend to patients.
The Steamboat Springs hotel and bath houses burned yesterday between 1 and 2 pm with no hope of saving the structure. The fire gutted most buildings except the big stable after recent improvements by the Great Western Compound and Development Company, signaling a potential rebuild if mines prove rich. Aguinaldo reportedly sold to the United States for 50000 in Manila, with coverage noting his captivity conditions and shifting loyalties of Filipino factions amid ongoing resistance.
Word from Terme on the N C O coach near Susanville reports a high quality oil deposit found in a flowing well about 110 miles from Reno on the Nevada side of the Sierra. The find challenges belief that oil is only near sea level and may boost Elko county drilling prospects. The Appeal argues better use of funds could have yielded a major Nevada well and notes recent oil-bounty laws.
Dr W. 8. Porter, in Winnemucca for a few days, treats dental work of all descriptions at the Lafayette hotel. An advertisement mentions updated methods and implants. A testimonial praises One Minute Cough Cure for a winter lung cold. Spring wagons and carriages from Studebaker are offered, and a Carpets and wallpaper line from BE. Reinhart & Co. is advertised.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the ailment stems from inflamed mucous linings of the Eustachian tube and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure, urging readers to send for circulars.
Do not leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is useful and reliable though hard to procure once aboard trains or steamships. Pleasant to take and dependable. Sold by Brown Boos, Druggists.
Sale of entire household effects including new plans offered for sale with no reasonable offer refused. H Warren notes indigestion relief claims for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from Anderson Riggs of Sunny Lane Texas. Also an advertisement for first-class dental work by Dr H A MacMillan on Bridge Street.
Bargain basement style ad items include five rolls matting half price carpets two thousand yards brown muslin thirty six inches from Piedmont South Carolina seen at the boss Gents youths and boys straw hats below 6s1 ladies shoes undergarments spring summer fall wear and a plug for Leaders of Enterprise silks claimed superior quality and price in Winnemucca
A local contractor asserts good stock, reasonable prices, and top quality work. They invite requests for estimates and guarantee customer satisfaction.
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