Local and Personal News From Paradise Valley and Nearby Areas
C Kemler arrived from Paradite valley and Rev J A Mitchell left for Elko on No 6. Multiple arrivals and departures reported. Sain, Sibbald, White, Hood, and Hoy noted. A horse theft case and Basque discharge covered. Griswold buying horses for 2,500 German cavalry contract. Camping party heads to Kelly creek. a man taken to hospital after a horse kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Hood
Golconda
H. C. White
Sacramento
C. M. Sain
the Tribune
Lovelock
John Sibbald
C. C. Griswold
J .R. Harvey
Paradise Valley
San Francisco
Mr. Griswold
Grace & Co
Battle Mountain
J. Bonnifield
Mary
Blanche
D. Pascal
Florence
Kelly Creek
Elko County
McConnell
Hosital
Oreana
Nik Rigtt
Log Ag
Akle
State News Notes From Nevada Readers
Baptist church underway at Wadsworth and Genoa Public Schools gains new principal Professor Brandon. Reno citizens subscribe 1038.50 to State fair. Grand Chancellor Winfrey visits Knights of Pythias lodges. Indians harvest pinenut crop above average. Sheriff Kinney trapped in a bear trap at Lake Valley. Actress Mabel Bouton declared insane in New York. Olympic Club Wheelmen challenge Reno riders for Sept. 17. Italian prisoner jailed in Eureka. John Friburg, SP engineer, dies in San Francisco. funeral in Reno. Republican organizers J M Gearhart and Louis Colin active in White Pine. Carson V and T shops busy. locomotives overhauled. Carson News notes lasting reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora Bryan and Stevensson Club
Reno
Winfrey
Knights of Pythias
The
Tate
T. A. Brandon
Wells
Genoa
Hie
Kinney
Ormsby
Lake Valley
Mabel Bouton
New York
Ward's Island
Eureka
John Friburg
Southern Pacific
Wadsworth
San Francisco
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
J. M. Gearhart
Virginia
Louis ‘Colin
White Pine County
Hanna Party
McKinley
Nevada
Carson
Pacific Coast
Carson News
Brighter Outlook at Golconda Mines Hinting Restart
An order from Glasgow and Western Company's Salt Lake office directs the Adelaide mine foreman to drain water to the 300 foot level after recent shutdowns. Water kept below 200 feet suggests work may resume soon for a thorough property examination by company officials and visiting experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golconda
Glasgow & Western Company
Salt Lake
Adelaide
Nearly killed by a horse at the 25 ranch incident
Frank Womack son of Asa Womack of Mound Valley was severely injured when his horse somersaulted over a high sagebrush. The horse died instantly and Frank lay unconscious until his father Mr. Womack found him and carried him to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Womack
Asa Womack
Mound Valley
Frank
Mr. Womack
Elko Independent
To Work the Eagle Mine in Spring Valley
Charles M. Benedict treasurer of the New York formed Eagle mine company arrived in Lovelock with plans to start operations at once. Benedict and Corbiere will travel to the mine and Benedict will go to San Francisco to arrange machinery as $100 000 is set for investment. The Eagle mine is expected to become a large bullion producer soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Benedict
New York
Spring Valley
Lovelock
Mr. Corbiere
Mr. Benedict
San Francisco
Mining News Highlights From Western Fields and Alaska
The Daly West of Utah declares a 25 cent per share dividend totaling 37000. Ely Gold Mining at Ely White Pine shows copper gains with ten tons yielding 54 a ton. Yukon royalty reports unclear while export duty is considered. Western Federation of Miners imposes 50 cent per capita assessment for August. Virginia Chronicle notes 900 average monthly gold yield from Holman tunnel. Spokane hosts a major mining consolidation with Republic Quilp Lonepine Tom Thumb under one management. Camp Bird mine sale to Venture for 10 million cash plus 40 of new stock valued at 5 million. Sailor Bar dredger in California delayed by an electric pipeline blast accident. dredger touted as world’s largest for mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly-West
Utah
Ely Gold Mining Company
Ely
White Pine County
W. D. Linton
Wadsworth Dispatch
Western Federation of Miners
Silver Hill
Pollard Mill
Holman Tunnel
Virginia Chronicle
Northwest
Spokane
Wash
Republic
Quilp
Lonepine
Tom Thumb
Warner Miller
New York
Clarence J. McCuag
Itreal
London
Venture Corporation
Camp Bird
Ophir
Col
Thomas Wash
Sailor Bar
American River
California
Bay Counties Electric Co
Yuba County
Boston
Folsom
Salisbury Station
Runaway Wagon Causes Injuries Near Tuscarora
The Tuscarora Times-Review reports a Sunday runaway accident near Tuscarora injuring two people. W. T. Lopeman drove the wagon while he opened a gate. A loaded shotgun discharged spurting the team into a run, causing Mrs. Bach to jump out and break her left leg above the ankle while Lopeman suffered two fractures in his left arm above the elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora Times-Review
W. T. Lopeman
C. Bach
J. P. Roseberry
Local Patent Medicines Praised In Historic Review
The Mystic Trib Nevada mineral liniment is praised by the Herald for its claimed healing properties. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is noted for its pleasant taste and prompt cures, with Brown Bros. Drugists listed as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Brown Bros
Williams Birth Prize: Elko Welcomes Son of George Williams
In Elko Nevada on August 13 1900 a son was born to the wife of George B Williams. The brief notice records the birth as a family milestone in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Elko, Nev
George B. Willams
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C. Kemler
Paradite Valley
J. A. Mitchell
Elko
R. L. Richie
James Garat
White Rock
Sike County
John Diehl
W. H. Hood
Alice Hoy
G. B. Williams
J. O. Westrope
Oroville
Cal
Fred Hackett
Stauffer
Hackett
Ed. Stauffer
Jman
Aboitis Brothers
Peter Arana
Randall Sage
Justice of the Peace
State News Notes
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Olympic Club
Diehl
Mines and Mining
Interior Department
Yukon
Winnemucca, Nevada
First National Bank
Sugca New
Manuel Fire Insurance
F. Ml. Lee
J. Sibbald
Mixon
Gashini
D.V
Clark
Winnemucca
Dave McB
Rose
Bridge Street
Winnemucca, Nev
Mt Mae
J. H. Hoyt
Winnemu
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