Local and Personal News From Paradise Valley Area
No. 3 will not arrive until 11 o clock tonight. S Schubener left for San Francisco. Dr W H Hood arrived from Battle Mountain. J M Einstein arrived from San Francisco. A M Bucks of Los Angeles is registered at the Lafayette. S G Lamb of Rye Patch was a passenger on No 6. Allan Twist arrived from Paradise on a visit. James Byrnes Jr arrived from his ranch in Paradise valley. J W Guessford was bound for Ogden on No 6. Mrs C S Leonard and son Frank departed for San Francisco on No 3. Miss Jennie Pearce left for San Francisco for weeks with relatives. A trainload of Second Infantry soldiers bound for China passed through. Mrs G N Shallenberger visited Reno and returned to Golconda on No 6. Edwin Carter brought from Lovelock on No 6 to the county hospital with inflammatory ailment. Golconda dance attendees listed. Tank, son of Mrs Bal, burned by a shotgun cartridge explosion. doctor expects no serious injury. Ducker party drove to Golconda for a dance. Mrs C A LaGrave and Mrs C L LaGrave left for Seattle via Auburn, Cal. Two drunken squaws abducted a child near town. child recovered in sagebrush. J V Button sold 100 horses to W S Johnson of Chicago for $26 each. horses to ship from Winnemucca. twenty draft horses may ship to San Francisco. Miraculous escape: Mike Ocelli, Italian, tried suicide on railroad tracks at Battle Mountain. struck by brakebeam, legs broken, taken to Sacramento hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Twist
Paradise
James Byrnes Jr
Paradise Valley
J. W. Guessford
Ogden
Leonard
Frank
San Francisco
Jennie Pearce
C. A .LaGrave
C. L. laGrave
Seattle
Wash
Auburn
Cal
C. A. LaGrave
Annvant
J. V. Button
Mike Ocelli
Italain
Battle Mountain
Bing
Sacramento
Two New Cyanide Improvements Patent for Gold Extraction
Denver Mining Reporter notes two recent cyanide process patents by Pneumatic Cyanide Process Company of Denver. One vents compressed air through leaching vats from below to aerate and mix material. the other uses a dual carbon and zinc shavings precipitation box with electrolysis and air flow to keep precipitant clear. Both claims promise easy installation, low cost, and royalty or outright sale options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Pneumatic Cyanide Process Company
Denver
Denver Mining Reporter
Golconda Dance Honors New Schoolhouse Completion
A large Winnemucca crowd attended a Golconda dance last night honoring the completion of the new schoolhouse. The event was well run with organizers ensuring guests had a good time and worked to provide a successful, enjoyable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golconda
Winnemucca
Mt Golconda
Mines and Mining Developments in Western Regions
Posts from the West report zinc ore plant plans for Denver and a 50 man crew building the Robust mill in Ely White Pine County. A Utah smelter trust deal fixes lead at four dollars per hundred for the year. British capital shifts toward American mining amid South African war concerns. Experts from Montana University and Cornell are bound for Chainman to assess New York capital tied properties. Quicksilver gains spark renewed cinnabar prospecting across Nevada Oregon and Texas with promising claims and a $90,000 sale in Terlingua Texas and Nye County Spanish Springs deposits eyed for future value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Ely
White Pine County
Lead Producers
Utah
South Africa
Cherry Creek
The
White Pine News
Nasgow & Western Company
Fred P. Smith
Montana University
Cushman
Cornell University
New York
Nevada
Oregon
Texas
Terlingua
Austin
Spanish Springs
Nye County
Virginia Chronicle
Insanity adjudged for Biko resident J C Wilson
J C Wilson, resident of Biko, has been adjudged insane and sent to the State asylum. Guy Waltz and Miss Mattie Parker of Reno were married at that place Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wilson
Biko
State Asylum
Guy Waltz
Mattie Parker
Reno
Horses for Shipment and Local News Mix
W. 8. Johnson returns with 100 horses bought from I. W. Button. Four hundred head from Bull Head ranch, 100 Lyng horses, and about 150 from Mill City to be shipped to Chicago in ten days. A looted caboose at Reno. Emmitt returns from San Francisco after appendicitis operation. Local candidacy for Constable in Lovelock. Colonel C. C. Thomas in critical condition in Los Angeles. California couples avoid Reno due to publicity. marriages irregular. Youth incendiary burns shed at a Virginia City residence. rescued before damage. Mrs. J. H. Murphy dies at Beowawe ranch from blood poisoning. Virginia City complains of young ladies pirates disrupting teams. Comstock boys urged to offer moonlight buggy rides. About 25,000 tons of ice on hand at Prosser Creek and Boca. river supply sufficient until next harvest. Storage capacity along the Truckee river expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Paradse Valley
I. W. Button
Bull Head Ranch
Chicago
Mill City
California
Reno
Virginia City
J. H. Murphy
Beowawe
Nevadan
Comstock Boys
Reno Journal
Prosser Creek
Boca
Truckee
Diehl Bookstore for Sale Includes Building Stock
The Dieb book and stationery store and the building are offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Chris Diehl at Trib. The item mentions balancing injuries to a biker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieb
New Salt Lake Time Card Adjusts Train Schedules
A new time card goes into effect in the Salt Lake division at 12:01 tomorrow. The main changes affect day trains Nos 3 and 6 with No 3 westbound arriving 6:55 PM, fifty minutes later, and No 6 eastbound due to arrive 2:15 PM, fifteen minutes earlier. Night trains remain largely unchanged. The Herald notes the mystic Trib Nevada mineral liniment is claimed to do all it is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Division
No.s. 3
Pasenger
Nevada
Meeting of Sheepmen in Elko Nevada 1900
A notice calling bona fide resident sheep men of Elko Eureka Lander Churen il and Humboldt counties to a meeting in Elko Nevada on August 23 1900 to form a sheep association and conduct business. Signed George Ernst W W Williams R T Jenkins F F Martin G B Williams Gold Creek Nev Aug 4 1900. An additional notice offers Union Pacific travel options from September 6 to 20 1900 with round trips to Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Denver and more with varied fares and final limit October 31 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Eureka
Lander
Churenil
Humboldt
Nevada
George Ernst
W. W. Williams
R. T. Jenkins
F. F. Martin
G. B. Williams
Gold Creek
Tda
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
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S. Schubener
Dr. W. H. Hood
J. M. Einstein
A. M. Bucks of
Los Angeles
Lafayette
G. Lamb of
Rye Patch
Second Infantry
China
Fort Thomas
G. N. Shallenberger
H. J. Pratt
Edwin Carter
Lovelock
Big Meadows
W. J. Bell
C. D. Matkay
G. E B. Miller
Charles E. Neff
D. I. LaPoint
T. D. LaPoint
Chris Diehl Jr
Bert Bryant
J. 3. Houghton
Tank
Bal
Hansom
William Ducker
Fannie Oeschler
de Ette Chagnon
B. A. Ducker
J. T. Dunn
Charles Alfred
V. J. Laveaga
Mines and Mining
State News Notes
C. C.thomas
Winnemucca, Nevada
First National Bank
Tim
Wheelusiness
Trinetpal
West
Tate
Mt, Lee
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W'Dride
Clark A.C
Gore
Ially
Bloui
Shone
Dations
Dave McB
Rose
Bridge Street
Winnemseca
Nev
Prinet
Nomarka Tov
Ual
J.H. Hoyt
Paister, Grainer
E. Reinhart & Co
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