Woman's Faithful Love Ends In Blind Groom Marriage
A Del Lamar Nev marriage binds a waitress and a blinded miner after a severe mining accident. John Corkish lost a hand and eyes but survived. his fiancée chose marriage over breaking the engagement. They plan to live in DeLamar with future eye prosthetics. Salt Lake Tribune reports.
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del Lamar
Nev
John Corkish
Salt Lake
Holy Cross Hospital
DeLamar
Corkish
Salt Lake Tribune
Marriage in San Francisco Sees Towne and Bain United
Sidney Towne and Miss Maggie Bain were married in San Francisco on July 30 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B Towne on Mission Street. Rev. Geo Bradden performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bain of Golconda. The groom is foreman at Serbolds Co. They will reside in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Sidney Towne
Maggie Bain
B. Towne
Mission Street
Geo. Bradden
Henry Bain
Golconda
Serbold’s & Co
Condition of Young Darrah Improves Significantly
Frank Germain received a letter from H. Darrah stating his son Frank is much improved. He slept well, was conscious this morning, and Dr. Hood has been telegraphed for and will head to Paradise tonight to consult with Dr. Bice in the case.
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Young Darrah
Frank Germain
H. Darrah
Frank
Dr. Hood
Paradise
Dr. Bice
New Industry Opens With Sar-Mago Chips in California
A San Jose man launches a new industry by manufacturing Sar- Mago chips and already secures a government order of 400 pounds. The Carson News suggests Nevada entrants could beat the world on potatoes and ship Sara ega chips to the cream market.
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San Jose
Pacific Coast
Carson News
Good and Sufficient Reasons
A Reno man states he delegates his proxy to a convention he cannot attend due to financial embarrassment sickness in the family and an expected trip to the Paris exposition. The Riverside friend was mixed in his dates. Miss Elva Brackett will give a popular recitation at Armory hall next Friday night. Mr. Kenyon will also recite. Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Eva Case will sing. A good time is expected. Come all, td.
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Armory Hall
Kenyon
Gilbert
Eva Case
Meeting of Sheepmen in Elko Nevada 1900 Call To Form Association
Bona fide resident sheep men of Elko Eureka Lander Churen and Humboldt counties call a meeting in Elko Nevada on the 23d day of age 1900 to form a sheep association and transact business. Signed George Ernst W W Williams R T Jenkins F F Martin G B Williams. Gold Creek Nov Aug 4 1900. The People’s Favorite offers travel via Union Pacific with dining, sleeping and library cars from the West to Chicago. Details in the Burlesque band event and other local notices.
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Eureka
Lander
Churen
Humboldt
Nevada
George Ernst
W. W. Williams
R. T. Jenkins
F. F. Martin
G. B. Williams
Gold Creek
Not Injurious to Fish Near Floriston Pulp Mill
Floriston pulp and paper plant near Floriston on the Truckee river faced complaints that refuse killed fish. Fish Commissioner Gould and Deputy Babcock collected samples, and chemist Thomas Price of San Francisco reported the liquid flowing into the river contains no material injurious to fish.
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Floriston Pulp and Paper Company
Floriston
Truckee
Gould
J. P. Babcock
Thomas Price
San Francisco
State News Notes and Local Highlights
State University opens next Tuesday. A Reno meeting on August 1 will organize a State Woolgrowers' Associa tion. Tax-exempt property in Ormsby county totals 1 003 225 with 104 widows holding $75 000 exempt. Teenager Herbert Christie at Sunrise mill Verdi faces emergency left arm amputation. Tuscarora trustees pick J C Doughty as principal and Blanche Plumb as assistant. William Fulstone to Carson for brain trouble requiring restraint. A Wadsworth resident says Larry Derby runs a dray in Nome, horse feed costs $40 per bale. William McMillan named inspector in Nevada Surveyor-General offices. Rumor: Senator Clark buys Los Angeles Terminal railroad to link Salt Lake and LA. Hobo Nash jailed for burglary after stealing in Elko. Carson native Gerta Dean Hatch studying in Florence, Italy with rare vocal range. Donald R Osborne moves from Western Shoshone to Pottawattamie school. Boca cloudburst east of Truckee. floods north Truckee streets but not Truckee town. Carson Appeal notes uneven rainfall across region.
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Tuscarora
J. C. Doughty
Blanche Plumb
William Fulstone
Carson
Bridgeport
Cal
Wadsworth
Nome
Larry Derby
Nash
Elko
Grand
Gerta Dean Hatch
Florence
Italy
Madame Bishop
Miss Hatch
Donald R. Osborne
Dressmaking and Tailoring by Mrs Perkins on Bridge Street
Dressmaking repairing and tailoring offered in first class manner. Bridge street opposite Staunton's store. MRS R L PERKINS.
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Bridge Street
Staunton's
R. L. Perkins
Entertainment at Armory Hall This Friday
An entertainment is set for Armory Hall on Friday August 24. Attendees can expect a satisfying evening. Admission fees are 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Armory Hall
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