Washoe Prisoners and Regional Notes Highlight Nevada Headlines
State notes report thirty four prisoners in Washoe county jail and forty one public schools with five male and thirty six female teachers. Grain in Ruby valley Elko county ripening fast promising a big yield. A horse buyer in Starr valley Elko county bought draught horses for the Boston Fire department. Senator Pitt of Lovelock ships alfalfa to Truckee and other Central Pacific points. The Iater company finishes three mine buildings as crews prepare further improvements. The Ormsby Fishing and Hunting Association builds a dam to keep Washoe lake home for sportsmen. Beef buyer Louis Dean of Carson visits eastern state seeking cattle for Western Meat Company shipping from Lovelock mid September. A boy named Graham is seriously wounded by a gunshot at the Orphan's Home in Carson. sheriff McInnis's six year old boy is accidentally shot at the Reno circus. injuries are painful but not serious.
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Washoe County
Louis Dean
The
Western Meat Company
Lovelock
Sheriff McInnis
Reno
Surveying for the Tunnel Through the Mountains
Rankin arrives to lead the preliminary survey for a Donner Lake tunnel project. A 25 man camp will form at the lake head, work starts after Hades arrives within days, and completion is unlikely this fall. The route could alter the existing line and pass north of Donner Lake depending on findings.
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C. R. Rankin
Truckee
Donner Lake
Hades
Donner Creek
Arizona and Nevada Mining Notes From The Press
Mines and mining reports describe copper discoveries in Span ish valley linked to Dogskin formation, with a fifteen foot wide lead and shafts in progress. Arizona’s Canada del Oro strike includes a rich three foot ore ledge at ten feet depth. A Red ding miner's son locates a quartz ledge, ore valued at thirty to fifty dollars per ton, with Meeks refusing twenty thousand dollars. Carson mint bullion from Loope mine spurs mill expansion and tramway talks to cut costs. Alpine to regain mining prominence as twelve workers run mill and mines.
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Arizona
Canada del Oro
Charles Bauerhas
Stephen Meeks
Redding
Cal
Meeks Sr
Meeks
Curtz
Carson Mint
Loope
Alpine
Gardnerville
Calientes Plans a County Seat Move and Courthouse
The Pioche Record details Calientes growing like a metropolitan townsite with 300 by 80 foot blocks. A central knoll block will host a courthouse next spring after donation of land to move the county seat from Panaca. Prices for lots range from 50 to 500 dollars. population about 500.
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Pioche
Calientes
Culverwell
Panaca
Kidney disease cures offered to chronic sufferers
Many people with kidney disease have endured long term illness and seen little relief. A hopeful remedy is presented, urging patients not to despair and to seize the opportunity to become well.
Dr Jenner Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health
Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills claim to act directly on weakened kidney tissues and urinary organs, cleansing impurities and rebuilding strength for renewed vitality. The ad emphasizes restoration after long-cherished decline.
Dr Jenner Kidney Pills Offer Plant Based Kidney Relief
Advertises Dr Jenner kidney pills claiming relief for scalding urine backache inflammation of kidneys rheumatism nervousness loss of flesh sediment in urine renal calculi diabetes and Brights disease. Pills described as vegetable and non laxative available in 10 25 and 50 cents.
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Bright
Jenner
Teletype Pioneer McDonald Died On Hunt Then Suicide Findings
Elko Independent reports F. H. McDonald longtime teleg rapher and Southern Pacific employee died of heart disease on a hunting trip near Kelton Utah. His wife assisted in notifying friends, with later coroner’s inquest concluding the death was self-inflicted by carbolic acid.
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Elko Independent
F. H. McDonald
Southern Pacific
Fenelon
Wells
Kelton
Utah
McDonald
Rand McNay Atlas Offer Through The Bulletin
The San Francisco Bulletin announces exclusive coast distribution rights for Rand McNay Atlas. Subscriptions to Bulletin and Silver State allow access for 1 50 total for both papers. An additional World Atlas offers at 50 cents to subscribers, with the atlas now ready for distribution.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Bulletin
Secaioge
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State News Notes
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Starr Valley
Boston Fire
the Gazette
W. C. Pitt
Central Pacific
Iater Company
Lovelock Argus
Ormsby Fishing and Hunting Association
Washoe Lake
Carson News
Graham
Carson
Youg Graham
Mines and Mining
James J. Curnow
Spanish Valley
Reno Journal
DR. Jenner
Mmende
Brown Bros
Eagle Drug Store
Winnemucca, Nevada
Kohler & Chase Music House
Sacramento
Halal
Make
Winnemucca
J. H. Hoyt
Bridge Street
BE. Reinhart & Co
the Bulletin Atlas
Felix Poulin
E Ovent
Winaemucca, Nevada
W A. Henry
Violin
Pian
C.D. van Duzer
J.T. Wheeler
Wheeler & van Duzer
Attorneys-At-Law
Dieh
Ert L. Hood
Courthouse
Giroux
Wignemucca, Nevada
City and Cone and French Hospitals of
Stanton’s
W. L- Samuels
Bridg and
T. C. Hanson
Office Weber Building
Eagle Drake
Alfred Chartz
Carson City, Nevada
W. #. HOLT
Humboldt County
Alress
Paradise Valley
Charles M’connell
John O’kane
Lovelock, New
Diehl’s Book Store
City Bakery
C. Diehl Sr
G. W. Summerfield
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