Local Notes from Reno to San Francisco and Beyond
J F Jacobs came up from Reno yesterday and Mrs Hurst left for San Francisco. Mrs Roberts and daughter visited Winnemucca. General Buckner returned from Pueblo. Doughty elected Tuscarora principal. Miss Pearce left for San Francisco. Red Cross will meet at the courthouse. Reinhart visits from Golconda. Reinhart left for San Francisco on business with pleasure. Carson mint being dismantled and sold for taxes. Miller to answer murder charge in California. LaGrave returns from the East with bicycle gear patent news. Irish sod for San Francisco fair arrives. topographical map of Ireland planned. Swiftwater Bill Gates go broke. Dawson City assets in receivership. Hawaii commissioners pass through for San Francisco. women travel with party. Camp Sadler soldiers register in Ormsby county and can vote for congressmen only. Mason valley farmers pump water. East Fork dry. Graduation class naming convention discussed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised. Gold fillings fashion report from New York Herald. McKissick lawsuit at Hamburg, Iowa over Reno incident. Storm forecasts from Foster bulletin. Camp Sadler ration fairness noted. Co 10 NN G called to meeting. Water shutoff notice for repairs. Lost keys on Bridge street. Trib vs tribulation praised with Trib liniment. Steam Laundry agency offers Ogden prices in Winnemucca. Water, notices, and ads conclude with local business notices.
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Carson
Will Diehl
Kate
Paraise
Hanson
Denio
Linsay Denio
Harlow
Peck
Empire
Ormsby County
Lund
LaGrave
San Francisco
Ireland
Wm. ©. Gates
Dawson City
Spain Accepts Peace Conditions War Ends
Madrid reports Spain has accepted the United States peace terms and that no further U.S. reply is needed. The queen regent approves the government reply, and Washington expects formal completion and halted hostilities by early week. The army will be reorganized and navy vessels readied, with wounded discharged or kept for service as needed. Some forces to Cuba may be reassigned for garrison duty.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Washington
Porto Rico
Havana
Cuban
Cuba
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J. F. Jacobs
Reno
Jas. Hurst
P. Roberts
Willow Creek
Chas. McConnell
McDermit
Frank Miller
Charles Salling
Ammiee
Laseen County
Cal
Klondyke
Hawaii
Cullom
Morgan
Hitt
Soltiers
Camp Sadler
Ormsaby County
Congress
Dayton Times
Mason Valley
West York
Hood
New York Herald
McKissick
Jacob McKissick
Hamburg
Iowa
Chillicothe
Missouri
Forby
Allen
Foster
Pacific Coast
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Co. 10
N.N. G
Geo
B. Ackerman
Josurn Roveau
W. W.w
Bridge Street
Troy Steam Laundry
Ogden
Windemucen
W. ©. Giroux
Je2zus
The
International Indemnity Co
California
Accident and Health Insurance
F. M. Buckrxonam
Paradise
Nevada
W. Wustrene
Jy Lott
Bartine
Senator Stewart
H. F. Bartine
Congressemen
National Bimetalliat
Stewart
State
Ouro
Tos Crry
Tonepo
Lucas County
Frank J. Crexey
F. J. Quexey & Co
Toledo
Hans
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
Tere
U. 8
Derr
Op Agrrovvrerr
Werek Bumeau
Wirnenvecea
Iss
Isso
Bay
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
H. C. Merrits
Observer Weather Bureau
F. C. Robins & Co
Chamberlain
W. A. Town
Retnarr & Co
DeWitt
Eagle Drug Store
Buckingham's
Paradise Valley
DeWitt's
Brows & Pirer
M. Hormas
B. G. Kranz
Winnemaces
Mrs. Winslow
McCormick Mowers
Hollingsworth Steel Star
Brown & Piper's
F.C. Rontxs & Go
Pennsylvania
Sam
Henry Stempercer
Allentown
W. A. Brown
F.C. Rosine & Co
Gent
F.C. Rontxs & Co
America
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Royal
Bam
New York
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