Local and Personal News from Winnemucca
J Bell returned from Lovelock and G T Logan arrived from Sacramento. Dr T Hanson came back from Cosgrave and P A Abel arrived from Golconda. Miss Mary O'Donnell is friends at Reno. C R Curtis of Salt Lake registered at the Lafayette. J C Johnson arrived from Reno this morning. A L Springstein of Oakland is stopping at the Lafayette. Leon Lewis from Sacramento arrived this morning. Simon Reinhart left for a two week pleasure trip to San Francisco. Frank Boskowitz the drummer arrived from San Francisco. David Rose left for Lake Tahoe for a few days at a resort. Rev J A Mitchell, pastor of Elko Presbyterian church, arrived from Elko. Mrs D W McBride and daughter Winona returned from a three week visit at McDermit. Tramps stole a case of Chinese goods from a Fulton & Taylor wagon at the depot. Deputy Sheriff Rose arrested a man trying to dispose of stolen goods in Chinatown. Four companies of the Twenty third Infantry under Lt Col Eskridge passed east yesterday. They recently returned from the Philippines and will be stationed at Fort Douglas Utah and Fort D A Russell Wyoming. Storey County Commissioners move to appeal legislative apportionment to the Supreme Court. The last Legislature deprived Storey of one Senator and two Assemblymen, giving the Senator to Washoe and one Assemblyman each to Humboldt and Lincoln. Mandamus proceedings will argue the Legislature unconstitutional. Court decision will decide Humboldt’s Assembly representation. Camp of Woodmen: F C Pyle, grand organizer, arrived from Reno to organize a camp at Winnemucca after organizing Reno, Wadsworth, Lovelock. Pyle aims to form a flourishing lodge. praised by newspapers in Nevada towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boskowitz
San Francisco
David Rose
Lake Tahoe
J. A. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Elko
D. W. McBride
Winona
McDermit
Fulton & Taylor
Rose
Chinatown
Twenty-third Infantry
Eskridge
Philippines
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Storey
Supreme Court
Washoe County
Humboldt
Lincoln
F.C Pyle
Woodmen of the World
Reno
Pyle
Wadsworth
Lovelock
Winnemucca
Nevada
Boy Shot in Golconda. Brakeman Howe Arrested
Sixteen year old Pau wereman was shot by brakeman Howe on passenger train No. 5 near Golconda. He was brought to county hospital with a bullet through the left arm and lodged in the shoulder blade. Howe claimed self defense after stones were thrown at him. he was arrested at Golconda and will face a preliminary examination. The incident prompts call for a full investigation and potential criminal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau we@neman
Golconda
Howe
Moore
Colwell
Justice Taylor
Heneman
Timely Warning on Voter Registry Enforcement
The Elko Independent warns registry agents along the railroad to carefully register voters for the coming election. It notes many workers have moved into the state to work on the railroad and vote, and many are not long enough in the state to be entitled. It urges strict adherence to the law to prevent illegal voting and potential state control by outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Independent
Nevada State University Opens Calendar 1900
Calendar outlines the opening schedule for Nevada State University in 1900. August 27 marks the end of summer vacation, August 28 begins the first semester with admissions exams on August 28 and 29, followed by matriculation and registration on August 30 and 31. Recitations and lectures start September 3 across all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Nevada State University
Atudente
Gold Bar From Butte Mine Tops 2500 Dollars
Ore output reports from Butte mine in Kern county California yield a gold bar valued at 2500 dollars from twenty tons of ore. Turquoise mine in Dragoon mountains Arizona ships a carload of copper ore daily via Cochise station. Ora mill at Olinghouse runs on forty tons of ore expected to net 5000 dollars. Cabin No 2 owners include Louis Della Piazzi of Reno. Wadsworth Dispatch notes Olinghouse canyon mine receipts total about 35000 dollars this season with no foreign capitalists yet. Star shaft sinking progresses and Star and Gray Eagle mines near Glasgow Western Company show high grade ore. White Pine News reports prospecting activity and possible Eastern investment interest. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething children, claimed to cure diarrhoea, regulate stomach, ease wind colic, and aid teething pain, priced twenty five cents per bottle.
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Olinghouse
Louis Delpiazzi
Reno
Wadeworth
Messrs. Dermaid and Williamson
Star
Gray Eagle
Glasgow & Western Company
McDermind and Williamson
White Pine News
Mrs. Winslow
State News Notes From Across Nevada
Three carloads of beer consumed monthly. White Pine County reports an Indian horse thief causing officers trouble. Government agents paid 60 to 65 per head for range horses in Lander County. Woodmen of the World camp established at Wadsworth with twenty charter members. Smith held by tramps near Wadsworth and robbed of 40. Diphtheria death in the Bellam family at Silver City Lyon County infant son. Elko County jail to be escape-proof amid departures by inmates. Carson News reports Jimmy Barrett and pal attempted robbery of Jams Cavill, watch taken. warrants issued. A. Buncel and attorney Cooke may be arrested in Tuscarora for abducting a child from Mrs. Buncel after severe beating. Gazette notes Sheriff McInnis located the Reno murder victim Peter Judio, formerly a French army sergeant from Gascony.
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White Pine County
Lander County
Woodmen of the World
Wadsworth
Smith
Bellam
Silver City
Lyon County
Elko County
The
Carson News
Jimmy Barrett
Pal
Jams Cavill
A. Buncel
Cooke
Tuscarora
McInnis
Reno
Peter Judio
Gascony
France
Reno Wheelmen Challenge San Francisco In Relay Race
The Reno Wheelmen, holder of the Pacific coast champion relay team title, challenge the Olympic Wheelmen of San Francisco to a fifty mile track relay race in Reno on September 17. The Olympians accept the challenge but require either September 2 or September 23 as the race date.
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Reno
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Olympic Wheelmen
Olympics
A Carson Lady's Request
Mrs. Ann Rickey of Carson writes a testimonial praising the Trib remedy for a severe sprain and swollen ankle. She says after using Trib her pain vanished, swelling subsided, and she recovered beyond the other foot’s strength. The Carson News notes many others in the area confirm the remedy’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Ann Rickey
Trib
Remedy Laudatory Chamelle Cole Promoted for Cholera Diarrhoea
Reverend J M Yingling of Bedford Street Methodist Church Cumberland Md commends Chamelle Cole Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure cure when used promptly. Brown Bros Druggists carry the product. Also rail fare offers on Union Pacific with dates and prices to Ogden Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Denver and more with mid August sales and October 31st limit. Water notice warns pump starts 8 am and mains shut 9 pm to 5 am for river water users to switch to spring water. notice signed Joseph Rougon Supt W W W.
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Chamberlain
J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist
Atumberland
Chamelle Cole
Brown Bros
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
Joseph Rougon
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J. Bell
G. T. Logan
Sacramento
Dr. T. €. Hanson
Cosgrave
P. A. Abel
Golconda, Oe
Mary O'Donnell
Fea
C. R. Curtis
Salt Lake
Lafayette
J.C. Johnson
A. L. Springstein
Oakland
Eon Lewis
Simon Reinhart
Mines and Mining
Butte
Johannsburg
Kern County
Cal
Turquoise
Dragoon Mountains
Arizona
Cochise Station
Lugi Della Piazzi
Olinghouse Canyon
Cabin Claim No. 2
Wadsworth Dispatch
Selby
State News Notes
First National Bank
Winnemugca
NEW
Mattos
FW. Lee
4. Sibbal
Geo, $. Snow
C. W. Merice
F. Clare H. Busch
Weukesha
G. W. Summerfield
Fay
Castle Gate
Felix Poulin
Hartware
Bridge Street
Windrmulca A
Paradise
J.H. Hoyt
Metnnare & Os
Silver State Mills
Recanzone & Forgnone
Paradise, Nevada
Diehl’s Book Store
Winnemucen
Papern Tongaatues
San Freeeeredib Aaiy Demeal Es Wem
C. Diehl
Ans
John Diehl
Nev
Dave Meb
Winnemuucca, Nev
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