Local News Items and Commentary Mix in Patchwork Update
Scroll of assorted notes covers chill weather, pension trivia, a 2800 pound steer at Renostoek corral, and cattle at large prompting calls to enforce the six Velock law. Mentions Rye Patch travel, Truckee icing plan for Central Pacific refrigerator cars, a Populist joke, and postal notices with May 25, 1895 stamps. General Warner travels to Sonoma and San Francisco meetings to rally silver league support. Fresh vegetables and strawberries advertised at Novelty Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckee
Sacramento
Central Pacific
Frit Growers Express
General Warner
San Francisco
A.J. Warner
Sonoma County
Sibley
Mixed up affair ties Nevada Utah and Nebraska authorities
Arrests of Sheriffs Kavanaugh of Platt county Nebraska and Wright of Weber county Utah, and their detention by Lander county authorities, spark planned habeas corpus actions and possible transfers to Carson. Michael Lamb remains in county jail, with battles over where he belongs, as judges and officials forecast further legal moves and possible releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsey Tribune
Kavanaugh
Nebraska
Michael Lamb
Lamb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Battle Mountain Associated Press
Wright
Platt County
Weber County
Utah
Lander
Nevada
Rougan
Humboldt
Battle Mountain
Easton
Lander County
Red
Winnermucca
Carson
Cheney
Lovelock Jets
Carson Mint Case At Carson Examine Jones in $75000 Shortage
Commissioner Edwards opened the preliminary examination of John T. Jones charged with a $75,000 shortage in the Carson mint melt and refiner department. The closed proceedings featured General Clark as prosecutor, Inspector Mason detailing mint operations, and evidence about tampered bars including a $20,000 deficient bar from Bodie. The trial's first day covered method and findings with witnesses and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Edwards
John T. Jones
Carson Mint
Clark
United States District Attorney
Adams
Melter
Harris
Warren Noteware
Grant
Lawrence Elrod
Mint
Secret Service
Piper
William Woodburn
Coffin
Beno
Jones
Heney
United States
Humphrey
Stearns
Mason
Minut
Bodie
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by a constitutional internal treatment. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured and lists NEY & CO of Toledo as distributors. The notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pearl Oil as health and lighting products with local seller B. Reinhart & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ekiitouse
NEY & CO
Toledo
Multiple business notices crowd Second Street listings
A cluttered ad page offers sale or lease of a house on Second Street along with sale of house furniture and farm items including a cow, hens, and homemade goods. Other listings promote plant sales, rentals, agricultural equipment, diamonds and watches, paints, seeds, alfalfa, and various goods with encouragement to visit or contact E Reinhart & Co and FE Retnarr & Co for prices and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Cunxowern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Renostoek Corrall
Bert Perkins
Miss Nellie
Rye Patch
Kate Pearce
Miss Perkins
Sam
Will Bay Ice
Braun
Sandam
Winnemucen
Armstrong
RL Chreaman
Corbell
Win Chilemy
H Chonguing
M Cline
Fred Jarman
Jnoz Henriques
Urbano Harris
Jnok Little
Wm Lapary
NS McCabe
Jas McNaughton
el Suepiet
Joe Wischelberger
J. W. Ronnemoam
P.M. -Ee
Wadsworth Exchange
England
Son
J.W. Martino
The
Nickel Wines
Feliz Hotel
Westfall
Billup
Baden Company
L. N. Carpenter
Sibbald
Joe Hill
Lovelock
Marion Howell
Humbold House
Third and
Melarkey Streets
Harkiss
Melver Wnd
Winnemucca
Giroux Hotel
Mre
Pouren
BE. Reuse & Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Ists
Hood
B. Reinhart & Co
U.S. Gov't Report
Ier
Bell Conservatory Co
Cal
al Stf. Fe, Retwuart & Co
Ayer
Adriance, Platt & Co
Buckeye
Bain
Hallingsworth
E. Remaart & Co
E. Rennarr & Co
Rewnarr & Co
FE. Retnarr & Co
H. Frederick
Reno
W. A. Brown
Winnhemucca
E. Reinhart & Co
FE. Reinhart & Co
Rown & Piven
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
E. Retsnarr & Co
Jeweler
Nev
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