The Gallant First Returns to San Francisco
The Second Battalion of the First Infantry travels by two trains to San Francisco from Fort Leavenworth under Major Smith. They were headed for China but will now land in Manila as the government halts further troops on Chinese soil. The unit, famed for gallantry, saw action in Cuba during the Spanish American War and landed near Havana before Santiago.
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San Francisco
Fist Infantry
Smith
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
China
Manila
Cuba
Cuban
Havana
Santiago
Local and Personal Notes At the Toll House and Beyond
Local items report J. F. Abel from the Toll House and E. W. Sommer from Lovelock. Chicago’s F. J. Gripp registered at the Lafayette while Salt Lake miner John LaDue is at the Busch. R. C. Warren leaves for Reto to attend the State University. Mrs. Hanna Fellows and children travel to Golconda. E. A. Duvivier returns from Eden valley ranch. W. C. Savage of Golconda Cattle Company arrives. R. BE. Emery of Colonel Maxson’s Grass Valley party in town. Charles McCormick joins Miller Lux ranch at Quin River Crossing. Miss Ella Lyng departs for Golconda after visiting here. Minnie Bradshaw traveled from Paradise to Reno for the State University. Lay street water main extension proceeds to supply new residences. Schuman’s eclipse exhibition draws a fair audience at Army hall, with praised pictures. Rev. M. W. Frary arrives from Paradise and heads to Reno for the M. E. conference. New candidate announcements begin to appear in this issue. Miss Alice L. Ede arrives from Reno to visit before assuming a position in Biko. Sheriff McDeid has two new short term boarders in the high school. J. J. O’Brien arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. a man named Devine jailed for disturbing the peace. In Justice Court both pleaded guilty. one sentenced to ten days, the other to three.
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John LaDue
Salt Lake
Busch
R. C. Warren
Reto
State University
Charles McCormick
Miller & Lux Ranch
Quin River Crossing
Ella Lyng
Golconda
Minnie Bradshaw
Paradise
Reno
The
McDeid
J. J. O'Brien
Moore
Devine
County Clerk Candidate J T Dunn Praised in Silver State
The Silver State informs the public that Democratic candidate J T Dunn seeks reelection as County Clerk. It notes he has served one term and praises his efficiency and popularity, stating the office duties were well handled and trusted by those with business with the clerk's office. Tribused rightly never disappoints.
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J. T. Dunn
Paradise Locals Notes From Paradise Valley August 1906
Paradise Valley reports A Pasquale attending a Virginia City convention on the 30th. Minnie Bradshaw travels to Reno for the State University. M W Frary leaves for the M B Church general conference opening August 29. A cow and calf owned by Joel Bradshaw were killed by lightning during a thunderstorm. Frank Darrah shows signs of improvement after a restless night and craves more food.
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A. Pasquale
Virginia City
Joel Bradshaw
Mr. Bradshaw
Frank Darrah
Frank
Paradise Valley
Needy Woman Assisted Arrives With Five Children
Mrs. Emright from Huntington Indiana traveled with J E Emright and five children to Lovelock after destitution. Tickets were bought to Lovelock and they left on No. 4. Price Utah residents had helped with a purse, but funds covered only transport to Lovelock.
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J. E. Emright
Lovelock
Price
Sheriff C W McDeid seeks re election in Humboldt County
The Democratic slate announces C W McDeid current Sheriff seeks another term citing faithful and efficient service during incumbency. Also E A Ducker announces candidacy for Humboldt District Attorney and J J Hill seeks re election as County Recorder with a record of competent stewardship.
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C. W. McDeid
McDeid
J. J. Hill
County Recorder
Hill
September Weather Bulletin for Twenty One Years
September weather data covering twenty one years issued by Observer Hayden. Includes mean temperature 60 deg, warmest month 1888 at 72 deg, coldest 1881 at 56 deg, high 94 deg on several dates, low 16 deg on 22 1895, first killing frost around September 24, precipitation 0.34 inches, 3 days with 0.01 inch+, max 1.28 inches in 1882, min 0.00 inches in multiple years, 0.80 inch in 24 hours on 16 1883, winds SW, peak velocity 50 mph from NW on 6 1894 and W on 11 1896.
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Ita
Observer Hayden
The
Weather Bureau
8. W
Big Shipment of Lambs from Amalee and Reno
P L Flanigan of Reno shipped 10 000 lambs from Amalee California yesterday. Three trains carried the stock through town two to Chitagé and one to Ip Joseph Missouri. The first train carried thirty cars with 200 head all Lincoln breed a new class in the state. Constable Walsh arrived with William Watkins held for assault with intent to kill at the Oreana Hill railroad grading camp on the 24th. Watkins struck a workman with a neck yoke while drunk. Girl Wanted for general housework in a two person family. Apply au2owl H A Gilbert.
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P. L. Flanigan
Reno
Amalee
Cal
Chitagé
Ip Joseph
Flanigan
Walsh
Lovelock
William Watkins
Justice Young
Oreana Hill
Watkins
John Thompson
D. J. Biggins for District Attorney
Bert L Hood announces his candidacy for Humboldt Winnemucca District Attorney as a Democratic candidate. Hood, a Winnemucca resident since last February, is a young attorney regarded as capable and popular. Social Dance tomorrow night at Armory Hall hosted by young ladies. Admission fifty cents for ladies. gentlemen free. Also Lovelock resident declares independent bid for Humboldt County Sheriff at the coming election.
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Bert L. Hood
Humboldt O/ Winnemucca
Mr. Hood
Winnemucca
Armory Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Abel
Toll House
E. W. Sommer
F. J. Gripp
Chicago
Lafayette
R. BE. Emery
Colonel Maxson
Lay Street
Schuman
Arméry Hall
M. W. Frary
M. E. Conference
Alice L. Ede
J. A. Rogera
Biko
Princips
Annou
J.J. Hill
Humboldt County
E. A. Ducker
Mr.Ducker
Hume
J.T. Dunn
H. A. Gilbert
Winnemucca, Nevada
National Bank
Magcaney
Nevada
Army
Oppioers
A.C
D. J. Biggins
Vetera
Indorses Bryan
Stevenson
W. H. Corbiere
Sea County
Pacific Coast
Market Street
Waukesha
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