Paradise Valley Ranches and Town Life in Nevada's Humboldt
The Silver State reporter tours Paradise Valley near Winnemucca, detailing Paradise town growth, its hotel plans, flour mills, and irrigation. It profiles major ranches and owners, listing acres of grain and hay, water sources from Cole, Cottonwood, Indian, and Martin creeks, and quantities of hay and grain expected this season. It notes early frosts harming fruit crops and describes cattle and sheep operations, infrastructure, and daily freight movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnermucen
New Paradise Valley
Humboldt
Humboldt River
Jy Thic
Quin City
Spring City
Fort Scott
Hare
Paradise
San
Winn Foncea
Silver State
Paradise Ranches
Recanzone & Forgnone
Conrad Hinkey
Cottonwood
Orchard
Martin Creek
A. H. Holt
Cottonwood Creek
Stone House
Pole Creek
Pred Able
Eugene Silve
Indian Creek
Mark Haviland
Living Springs
Lawrence
R. H. Schwartz
Lye
L. Fisher
J. and
S. Riley
E. Reinhart & Co
Matin Creek
J. W. McCurdy
William Stock
Stock & Schwartz
Humboldt Flouring
John Reid
P. M. Palmer
Inton Creek
J. D
Bradshaw
T. J. Bradshaw
J. D. Bradshaw
Joel Bradshaw
James Byrnes
Cole Creek
John Byrnes
J. A. Blattner
William Brattner
Mra. 1
Lamance
W. D. Morey
Morey
Dave Abel
Pole
Gerhard Miller
A. H. Groth
Joe
Jim Cathcart
BE. Gillan
J. Shelton
H. 8. Gilbert
A. Pasquale
B. Polltta
Colony Creek
Central Pacific Railway of Utah Incorporation Filed
A certified copy of the articles of incorporation for the Central Pacific Railway Company to operate in Utah was filed. Directors elected include Thomas Marshall as president and David B. Hempstead as treasurer. other officers include John Kirkpatrick treasurer and F. Rublender as vice treasurer. The certification was signed by State Hammond of Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pacific Railway Company
Utah
Thomas Marshall
Jonathan C. Boyle
David B. Hempstead
Salt Lake
Douglas O. Morgan
Henry Rublender
Charles J. Dods
Richard R. Rogers
New York City
New York
Tomas Marshall
David B. Hemptead
Teritary
John Kirkpatrick
Treweorer
F. Rublender
H. Fyne
Washington
Aug. C
Shafter
Corbin
Plummer
Vancouver Barracks
Phimmer
Vancouver
California
Second
Oregon Volunteers
Portland
War Department
Shatter
Oregon
Infant Daughter of T. J. Bradshaw Dies at Paradise
Word reached W J Bell that the infant daughter of T J Bradshaw died at Paradise after a short illness with inflammation of the bowels. Despite medical aid and family care the child suffered and passed away. A funeral is planned for tomorrow with burial in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bradshaw
Paradise
W. J. Bell
Paraline
Personal Notices of Travel and Visits in Town
Names and movements of residents and visitors are listed, including Frank Boxkowitz leaving on No 3, Mrs W A Gillilan heading east on No 8, R Swain arriving from the week, Mrs Choate traveling to Paradise, W F Diehl returning from Willow Point, W F Talbot arriving from San Francisco, Mrs Canady home from Salt Lake City, Mrs Staudinger returning to Humboldt House, C W Redfield and B W Rupe guests at the Lafayette, Charley Lye returning from Paradise, Mrs Cowley leaving for San Francisco, Mra LaVoy traveling with children to San Francisco, Mrs O Neil stopping at Rye Patch en route to Golconda, Mrs Lamb, C W Muller left for Golconda, with fishing and hunting plans in Kelley Creek country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boxkowitz
W. A. Gillilan
East
R. Swain
C. Choate
Paradise
W .F. Diehl
Willow Point Yester
W. F. Talbot
San Francisco
Featerray
J. F. Canady
Sternoon
Salt Lake City
R. E. Staudinger
Humboldt House
C. W. Redfield
B. W. Rupe
Charley Lye
A. W. Cowley
Julia Wice
Mra. LaVoy
Joseph O'Neil
Rye Patch
Golconda
Mre. G. Lamb
C. W. Muller
Kelley Creek Country
Local updates on Melarkey Street improvements and cattle shipment
Local items note E Reinhart and Co upgrading dwellings on Melarkey street. Two trainloads of sheep bound for Eastern Pointe depart Wadsworth this afternoon. Warrants for county bill payments approved by the Board of County Commissioners are ready for delivery. Quarantine removed except for ships from Virginia porte in the Azores action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reinhart & Co
Melarkey Street
Wadsworth
Eastern Pointe
Board of County Commissioners
Siiver
Ponta del Gada
Azores Island
United States
Virginia
Porte
Mysterious death of Frank Landis shocks Lincoln, Placer county
A prominent Lincoln merchant, Frank Landis, was found dead in his store with a stomach wound. The locked front door and open back door imply intruder access. Robbery is suspected but no signs of a break in. Landis, popular with no known enemies, leaves father John Landis of Sacramento and brother J B Landis, Placer County clerk of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiver
Sacramento
Aug
Bee
Lincoln
Placer County
Frank Landis
Young Landis
Landis
Notich
John Landis
J. B. Landis
Auburn
Queen's Speech on Peace and South Africa Crisis
London amid prorogued parliament hears the Queen's speech. It notes progress toward a permanent arbitration tribunal, the Nile valley accord, and Anglo French and Anglo Russian conventions. It mentions South African grievances and harvest fears in India while plague persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Commons
Russia
Nile Valley
China
South African
South African Republic
South Africa
India
Markets Across Cities Show Steady Cattle and Sheep Rates
Chicago and Kansas City report steady cattle markets with native and Texas steers trading around 3.00 to 4.75, stockers and feeders near 3.20 to 4.85, cows and heifers 2.60 to 4.50, and sheep and lamb prices modestly mixed. San Francisco notes wheat steady, Denver cattle firm with calf and stocker ranges, New York copper prices firm with costs around 17 to 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aus
Texas
Kansas City
Ousaa
Pete
San Francisco
Denver
New York
Native Exchange
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy. It claims immediate relief from night crying and teething pain, plus cures diarrhoea and stomach issues, with a pleasant taste and a 25 cent price. Sold by all druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Mia
Winslow
United States
The Great Union Pacific Route Advertised
An early 20th century note touts the Union Pacific as up to date with fast service. It claims time equals money, lists amenities like Pullman vestibuled and palace cars, chairs, and single changes to New York, with low rates to all points. H. M. Clay, General Agent in Salt Lake City, offers detailed travel information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
H. M. Clay
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Humboldt’s Garden Valley
Paradise Ranchers
Pacific Railroad
County Recorder
Broasway
Marion
Scherren
Jon Reale
Mra. Ralt
Scheren
Ey Seaa
Dreyful
England
Enon
Mennes
France
Dreyfus
Chanotny
Bower
Ter M
Cislon
Documenta
Zere
Menaures
Lycee
Gen-darmes
Tonday
Cheney &O
Toledo
Dagie Drug Store
Paradise Valley
Ttev
Lierain
Parmilise
Chie
Ahnot
N. L. Cattle Company
James Sloan
Baubmt
Black A. M
Joseph Roug
W. Th. Perot
Pierne
Mewton Crane
Ambbarsador
Joseph HH. Choate
Mr. Perot
Associated Press
Gladyn
Baltti- Mote
Mr Perot
Chaate
Perst
Perot
Perwt
Mem Pernt
Mervid
W. Th Cmper
Trith
Gal
W. A Brown
Drumgrat
W M. Bryan
Gilagher
Eagle Drug Store
Aly
Karl
Jordan
Ancar ‘Museum OF
Barbet ST
Ed Prancinco
Cal
de Joncas
Jordan & OD
Markot
Chris.wolfe
Bridge St
Winnemucca
Shilohs
S.c.wells & Coleroy
Hamilton, Can
Beagle Drug Starn
Poulin & Larivere
ARD Wagonsan Rra
Tron
Towler Steel
Bridge Street
Wissemueca
PAI Ae
J. H. Hoyt
Palace Chop
Geiegsas2o
George & Mu Quong
Feption
County
Tremere
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