Local and Personal News from Paradise and Nearby
W A Vestal of Paradise visits town with Jaca and wife arriving from Paradise. J H Thies returns to Lovelock on No 8. G G Nixon leaves for Lovelock on No 3. G W Summerfield heads to White Plains. W C Noteware rides the delayed No 3 to Carson. Eugene Stive arrives from Paradise valley ranch. W S Johnson ships fifteen carloads of horses to Chicago. Peter Sarret and Desire Reynaud return from San Francisco. Mr and Mrs B W Stewart and Mrs J H Carter arrive from Willow Point. Mrs M G Purviance and daughter visit relatives in Lovelock. Col J A Hardin arrives from Quin river ranch, to Santa Rosa tonight. Miss Daisy Lorentz arrives from Cosgrave where her brother works as section foreman. Two trainloads of Fifth Infantry soldiers pass en route to San Francisco. William Hebard, ex-Windeméc a boy, now telegraph operator at Botay Gul. Hugh Gilroy declared insane after attempting suicide in county jail. Former Petaluma plumber divorced. custody awarded. Gilroy examined and found insane. to Reno asylum tonight.
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W. C. Noteware
Carson
Eugene Stive
Paradise Valley
Johnson
Chicago
Peter Sarret
Desire Reynaud
San Francisco
M. G. Purviance
Lovelock
J. A. Hardin
Quin River
Santa Rosa
Cal
Daisy Lorentz
Cosgrave
Fifth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
William Hebard
Windemiéca
Botay Gul
Gilroy
Hugh Gilroy
Petaluma
E. Reinhart & Co
Montage & Co
Clerk Dunn
Darrah’s Condition After a Parlor Paradise Shooting
Yesterday Dr Hood and Dr Rice operated on Frank Darrah who was shot by Harry Swoks last Saturday at Paradise. The skull lesion two inches square with bone splinters was removed and the patient remained conscious and resting but doctors deem his recovery unlikely with only one chance in a thousand.
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Darrah
Dre. Hood and Rice
Frank Darrah
Harry Swoks
Paradise
Nome Return Report From San Francisco Letter
A San Francisco letter says Mrs. W. E. Campbell Dr. M. J. Davis and A Chap man returned from Nome on the 1st instant. The doctor calls Nome a fake, Harry Warren and Winfield Elliott remain there and the latter is said to be doing quite well.
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Nome
San Francisco
W. E. Campbell
M. J. Davis
A. Chapman
Harry Warren
Winfield Eliott
Sard
Clarke Brother Denies Terminal Railroad Sale Claim
J Ross Clark, brother and business associate of Senator W A Clark, denies a report that the Los Angeles Terminal Railroad has been sold to Clark and would enable a Salt Lake City to Los Angeles line. Other dispatches claim the Clark syndicate will proceed with a new LA to Salt Lake route, with work to begin soon and financed by Clark obligations.
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Clarke
Los Angeles Terminal
Senator Clark
Montana
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Burlington
Chicago
St. Louis
Tthe
George B. Leighton
Sam Bernardino
San Gorgonia Pass
Santa Fe Pacific
Wanted Steady Work In Valley Job Hunter Seeks Constant Hours
A Portland man, recently arrived in Albany, seeks steady employment after leaving a job in eastern Oregon. He describes long hours from 4 AM to 9:30 PM with short breaks, and hopes for continuous work in the valley.
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Portland
Albany
Oregon
Valley
Elko County Killing Report From Deeth to District Attorney
Nick McCoy telegraphed from Deeth to District Attorney Wilson to meet at Mardis with the Sheriff as a man named Anderson killed J. N. Hicks. Sheriff Campbell learned of the killing and planned to travel to Mardis, expected to arrive about 10 o'clock Friday morning. Details and Andersons status were unclear at press time.
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Elko County
Nick McCoy
Deeth
Wilson
Mardis
Anderson
J. N. Hicks
Campbell
Weilands
Elko
May Fight at Carson
Bob Fitzsimmons says a Corbett match for 10000 a side could be staged only at Carson. He will fight Corbett there if given time to recover from injuries from a planned match with Sharkey, regardless of the Sharkey outcome.
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Carson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Sharkey
Nevada Wool Growers Form Regional Association
Wool growers of eastern and central Nevada met at Elko and organized the Nevada Wool Growers Association. Elected officers include Thos Nelson as president J G Ford as vice president George Ernst secretary F F Martin treasurer and G B Williams J G Taylor R T Jenkins on the executive committee.
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Nevada
Elko
Nevada Wool Growers Association
Thos. Nelson
J. G. Ford
George Ernst
F. F. Martin
G. B. Williams
J. G. Taylor
R. T. Jenkins
Death of Well Known Gambier Toe Stewart
Toe Stewart a famed Pacific coast faro dealer who once ran a Comstock Faro game and reportedly earned 260000 in the era died in San Francisco in poverty. Miss Elva Brackett will perform a popular recitation at Armory hall next Friday night with Kenyon and Mrs. Gilbert plus Eva Case singing. A burlesque band opening chorus by sixteen girls is planned.
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Gambier
Toe Stewart
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Comstock
Elva Brackett
Armory Hall
Kenyon
Gilbert
Eva Case
State News Notes Mixed, Empire Deserter and River Floods
Reports from Empire Ormaby county note Evan Williams at home and a deserter sought by Carson Indian School will seek with authorities. Donner lake feeds 4000 inches of water into the Truckee river while Comstock power is due September 20. Reno to hold civil service exams October 8 and 28. Francis G Newlands to address Bryan and Stevenson Club in Virginia City next Tuesday night. Reno Journal cites daily stock trains on the NCC and weekly sheep arrivals from the north. Verdi rumor hints at a riverfront summer resort. Ed Raycraft finds petrified potatoes on upper Carson river. C C locomotives to use coal fuel as coal arrives in Bathogne. Hawthorne bulletin notes chaling station at Storey County offices. Supreme Court to review county officers ballot issue on September 34. Storey fights legislative apportionment after last Legislature cut senators and assemblymen. Includes copy of 1886 Ohio notary affidavit for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Verdi
Reno Journal
Summier
Ed. Raycraft
Carson River
Bathogne
Hawthorne and
Bishop
Chaling
Hawthorné’ Bulletin
Supreme Court
Storey
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promises Relief for Teething
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to cure diarrhoea regulate the stomach and bowels relieve wind colic soften gums and reduce inflammation. The syrup is presented as the prescription of a renowned female physician and nurses and priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Never Known Chamberlain's Remedy to Fail
Rev J M Yingling pastor of Bedford Street Methodist Cumberland Md endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure cure when taken in time. For sale by Brown Bros Druggists.
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Chamberlain
J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street
Cumberland
Chamberlan
Brown Bros
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W. A. Vestal
Jaca
Wife
J. H. Thies
George
Nixon
G. W. Summerfield
White Plains
B. W. Stewart
J. H. Carter
Willow Point
Francisco
State News Notes
Evan Williams
Empire
Ormaby County
Carson Indian School
Truckee River
Donner Lake
Reno
Francis G. Newlands
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Virginia City
The
N.C.C
State of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Dnd
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney &O
Winnemucca, Nevada
Nat
Timms
AWD
F. WL
Prin 4
Sibbald
Qed. $. Minow
Cashinr C. V. Surive
Rettotant Caaliter
Market Street
Ani
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