Local News Items Telegraphed From Across The West
Wadeworth resident W H A Pike and travelers F Burmann and H J Darling are in town with others from Sacramento Lovelock and Salt Lake. The piece notes deaths, business, immigration, a defaulter at Southern Pacific, stock purchases, fish and public notices plus a whiskey seizure and a phonograph concert at a private home. A rail employee absconded with cash, with losses near $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. A. Pike
Wadeworth
F. Burmann
St. Louis
Lafayette
H. J. Darling
Sacramento
J. A1. Thies
Lovelock
Anna
Laura Miller
Salt Lake
Land Jumping Tragedy Stuns Mardis Community
Justice of the peace Charles E. Pearson killed J. Charles Graff after an alleged attempt by Graff and J H Call to jump Pearson’s ranch near Mardis Elko county. Pearson surrendered to the sheriff. Graff is described as a long time desperado with a prior murder in Washoe county. The piece criticizes local Indian life social norms and notes a nearby fruit box shipment and Hood's Sarsparilla promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Frank Cody
Bryan
San Francisco
Nixon
Maud Miller
Lucy Mendosa
Charles E. Pearson
Mardis
Elko County
J. Charles Graff
Graff
J. H.call
Mr. Pearson
Pearson
Elko
Independent
Young Shannon
Steamboat Springs
Washoe County
Nevada
Saya
Carson
Alfalfa Harvest Aids Lovelock News Notes
In Lovelock the Dispatch reports 110 tons of first close alfalfa sold by John O Kane. Harvesting begins with combined harvesters of Pitt and Thies. Rev Geo King to visit for M E conference in Win nemeca. General Kelly campaigned for government employment measures. Colonel Maxson and party travelled to Elko. Stoker and Staats fields begin second alfalfa cropaturing strong irrigation yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworthh “Dispatch
John O'Kane
Geo ©. King
Winnemecca
W. C. Pitt
J. H. Thies
H. B
Maxson
Elko County
H. Stoker
Jas. Staats
Winnemucca Seen as Center for Growth and Enterprise
The Nevada town of Winnemucca with about eleven hundred residents is praised as a regional hub poised for revival. Local leaders urge manufacturers and capitalists to relocate, predicting a thriving sugar factory and renewed mining investment in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Winnemucca
Win Memucca
More Valuable Than Gold Reckoning Metals by Value
The article lists seventeen metals more valuable than gold per pound, including iridium at 300, gallium 875, rhodium 425, osmium 600, ruthenium 1000, palladium 1080, didymium 2500, cerium 2600, yttrium 3150, strontium 8350, calcium 8500, glacinum 4100, lithium 5400, zirconium 5575, rubidium 7000, vanadium 8625, and notes osmium as the heaviest metal with a density of 22.5 while lithium is the lightest at 0.59.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons Brawl in Philadelphia Saloon
The two pugilists met in a city saloon on Saturday night with friends. After words, Corbett tried to pull Fitzsimmons' nose and a free fight ensued using fists chairs and bar glasses. Neither was killed or seriously harmed. no arrests were made. An auction of dry goods by E Rossi begins tomorrow in Bridge street building next to the barber shop. contact him.
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Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
E. Rossi
San Francisco
Bridge Street
Missouri
Chicago
Bui
Bill
R. G. Ingersoll
Jin
Teome
Brun
Cyanide Process a Success in Gold Ores
The Engineering and Mining Journal notes cyanide treatment progress in the US with Mercur mine Utah and Standard mill Bodie California reporting 70 76 percent gold and 25 30 percent silver extraction from tailings. Also mentions a Nevada sale of R H Cowles Wadsworth store to devote time to other ventures and various local notices including a reward for catarrh cure and lost horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Engineering and Mining Journal
Mercur
Utah
Standard
Bodie
Cal
H. Cowles
Wadsworth
Boston Photo car to Winnemucca return notice
The Boston Photo car returns to Winnemucca from the 23rd to the 27th. Water shut off from all mains nightly 9 PM to 5 AM until further notice with variations. no street sprinkling allowed. Also notices for mowers, rentals, sales, and various local goods and services appear, including saloon sale notice to C N Wallace and assorted ads for groceries and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Photo
Winnemucca
Adid
Maine
J. Rovnow
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Jole Bigelow
East
EF. Rossi
John W. Mackay
Northwest
Southern Pacific Company
Cook
Portland
Oregon
Jeremiah Lynch
Hale & Norcross
Grand Jury
Humboldt River
George Cornell
Anderson
Jimmie Hart
Cornell
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Be, Reinhart & Co
J.C. Hughes
Frank Town
Dayton
Anguet
Hughes
Lyon County
Empire
Reno
Franktown
Virginia
Wells, Fargo
Washoe
Wade
D. A. Bender
The
Happy Indians
E. Reinhart & Co
Hood
Kelly
Alie
U.S
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Brees
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West & Truax
O | Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
W. S. Porter
Winnemucce
Busch Hotel
G. W
Meacham
Lassen Meadows
Alm
Humboldt County
New
Tee
M. Hofman
F. C. Ronis & Co
F.C. Robins & Co
J.C. Nathan’s
Kleinhans
F. ©. Robins & Co
A. Kleinhans
Epicure
F. C. Ronius & Co
Retnnart & Co
F. C. Rosrys & Co
Einhart & Co
FE Reinhart & Co
C. N. Wallace
Cross & Morris
F. C. Romys & Co
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