Local News and Items of General Nature
Six passengers left on this morning's stages for Kennedy. Nearly 400 American Railway Union men who took part in the July strike have left West Oakland to seek work. Joseph G. McCarthy announces his candidacy for state printer on the Silver party ticket. Foreman A. D. Wilcox's team brought flour and bran to FP C Robins & Co. Work began clearing a lot for A Kleinhans' brick building between the First National Bank and Fellow's saloon. A hobo was arrested for selling whisky to Indians. his examination set before Justice Archer. Registry Agent Archer has about 200 names. total precinct registration likely similar to two years ago. Government has moved into large-scale boycotting. over 2000 discharged from Union Pacific. road under government receivers. Alley opening cases await Justice Archer's decision. property owners in block X pushing for alley access. Several locals and visitors noted, including Wise's livery stable in the block. Rumor of further alley openings. law fines for obstructing alleys. Alison Reinhart, Mrs Organ, and others arrive from various towns. Deputy Sheriff Anderson to Carson as U.S. grand jury witness. A Ely Republican club claim disputed. Ely mayor predicts 110 votes, Silver party two thirds. White Pine to poll around 400 if unchanged, with 200 majority for Silver party.
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Kennedy
Keeley
Carson City
Justice's Court
Williams
American Railway Union
West Oakland
Joseph G. McCarthy
Virginia Chronicle
Silver Party
A. D. Wilcox
Paradise Valley
FP. C. Robins & Co
Kleinhans
First National Bank
Wolf
Justice Archer
Archer
Union Pacific
Bimetallism policy outlines at Washington league meeting
The American Bimetallic league discussed advancing silver restored rights and a gold standard. Speakers including Bland Coffeen Bryan and Senators Jones and Representatives Bell Pence Parsons urged unity and organized action to restore the 16 to 1 silver ratio and repeal the silver purchase law.
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Washington
Bland
Coffeen
Wyoming
Bryan
Nebraska
Senator Jones
United States
Warner
Bell and Pence
Colorado
Parsons
Texas
Five Hundred Dollars Reward for Translation of News Item
The Wadsworth Dispatch mocks Humboldt county politics and invites a $500 reward for translating its bizarre article into English. It critiques previous coverage, questions news value, and ends with a hay sale notice offering six to seven hundred tons of good hay for sale.
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Wadsworth Dispatch
Humboldt County
Dispatch
Humboldt
Squib
Tyndall
Vast Utah lands to open for homestead settlement
An eastern exchange notes a vast tract in southeastern Utah set for settlement, including Uintah and Uncompahgre reservations. The land offers water, timber, good climate, and high elevations. About 3.6 million acres would go to whites, with 2,000 Indians to be housed. families on Uncompahgre to receive 320 acres each.
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Utah
Union
Uintah
Wild Man Found Near Malheur Creek Oregon
Boise Bay dispatch reports a wild man seen near Malheur Creek in Oregon after days of strange sounds from willows and coyotes. Lloyd Garrison, plowing with a team, encountered the figure in tattered cloth, screaming and fleeing into the timber. A posse organized for capture but has seen no success.
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Boise Bay
Malheur Creek
Oregon
Lloyd Garrizon
Malheur
Garrison
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Alex. Wise
Atable
D. Smelser
Golconda
P. Sweeney
Pleasant’ Valley
B. W. Stewart
Willow Point
Wwn
All. Linu
Alison Reinhart
San Francisco
Peter Organ
Mill City
W. T. Jenkins
Battle Mountain
F. P. Snapp
Willow Creek
Dunn
Bud
Anderson
Carson
U.S
White Pine
Goldbag Papers
Ely
Reno Journal
Ugs
Reval
State OF Onto
Crry
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Roe County
State
Sai
Hall
A.D
Ae Jsman
A. W. Gleason Notary Public
F. J.C
Paso
Soe. Te
Frank Muller
L. Rare
Auld
Bridge Street
J. Roveox
Sloan
Nixon
Porter
Winnemucca
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Idaho
Feed and Sale Stable
Upper
Chas. A. LaGrave
Cunningham Brow
Rocky Mountain Coal
Giroux
New
G. W. Summerfield
Geo. Kyle
Homer Davis
Sear
Winnemucca, Nevada
Homer
PIPER
Edge Street
Winnemucca Ne
Prompete
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