S P Time Table for Winne mucca Trains
Schedule lists arrival and departure times of passenger trains to and from Winne mucca, detailing service hours and station stops in a concise transit notice.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
3
Schedule lists arrival and departure times of passenger trains to and from Winne mucca, detailing service hours and station stops in a concise transit notice.
ORDER YOUR SUIT OF STEIN THE TAILOR Winnemucca Because It will be fitted and tried on you twice before finished. Because It will be a genuine hand made, with latest style. Because he guarantees each suit for one year. Because he will clean, preas and re pair, free of charge, for one year. Because you will always wear clean clothes, and one salt of his will last you longer than three of Eastern make, Because his prices are less than Chi cano prices, Ladies' Work solicited.
J B Cate of Chicago registered at the Lafayette. Floyd McReynolds of Kings River in town today. Ben B Noonan arrived from San Jose yesterday. J C Cathcart from Paradise Valley yesterday. Mr and Mrs B W Stewart arrived yesterday from Willow Point. K M Haly and C B Merrill were arrivals from San Francisco yesterday. T J Bradshaw and B F Riley returned to Paradise Valley this morning. Electric light linemen busy wiring town. Joel Bradshaw of Paradise Valley attends court over the water suit involving E H Prentice of Southern Pacific, Reno, on arrival this morning. Senator and Mrs Louis O Neal returned from Paradise Valley and left for San Jose, California. H R Cook, formerly of Tuscarora and now Reno attorney, spent today in Winnemucca en route to Salt Lake on business. The Palmer-Silver water suit argument continued today. Mr Van Duzer remained under court attention, finishing the day with arguments. His argument described as an unusually able effort.
The Virginia Enterprise quotes a flare of Nevada pride urging locals not to travel to San Francisco to welcome Emma and to keep funds within the state treasury. It also notes rumors of lep rosy among two Chinamen in Reno and claims concealment by local Chinese residents.
State Land Office receipts for November totaled 13 584 90 with 6 146 71 interest on contracts 6 371 full payments and 1 067 02 first payments on applications. 5 893 10 acres were applied for. Manager Rose announces the comedy Hunting for Hawkins at Armory hall next Monday evening December 9. The company performs in Salt Lake City this week and the show is described as a season hit with a dozen special ties praised as great.
Sam Davis plans a life of Mammy Peasant and hinted at a $50,000 San Francisco property deed gift. The old woman denies making any such gift, casting doubt on the advertise ment story.
In United States District Court at Carson a judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff. The case involved Adams Booth & Co. of Sacramento and P. K. Reed of Lovelock. The decision was issued Monday in the care of the firm.
The Quin River School lists November 1901 roll of honor: Thos Melody 98, Caroline Melody 98, Carrie Roberti 97, Adele Roberti JANETTE PEARCE, Teacher.
C Diehl reports Unionville mines show revival potential as negotiations heat over the Arizona mine sale to a eastern firm. If the 50 000 offer for John Ross Jr and N Carmichael owned property succeeds, resumption of operations at one of Nevada's historic producers could follow. Other local mines, including Dipper Nos 1 and 2 Tone and Peru, see development with Nevada Milling and Smelting Company plans for a Mill City mill next spring, while Hadley Campbell crews work the newly acquired claims and surveyor Kelley two men at Peru.
Tests at several Carson River mills show Tonopah ore may be freely milled with high recoveries. A 20-ton run yielded over 90 percent value without cyanide, while cyanide processing promises 95 to 98 percent gold and silver recovery. Mills near Dayton and Empire plan to treat low-grade ore as more mills prepare. A separate note reports the Solano ferryboat being converted to burn oil between Port Costa and Benecia.
The Overland Limited now covers the 2,683 mile San Francisco to Chicago route in seventy seven hours. Humboldt Chapter No. 9 R. A. M. holds a convocation at the hall on Wednesday evening December 4 at 7 30. Election of officers. All members requested to attend by H P Chris Wolf secretary.
A Chicago resident describes relief from chronic lower bowel catarrh after two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He had consulted several physicians without lasting relief and reports no recurrence since. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
Extra copies of the Sunday Bulletin containing the latest art supplement may be obtained at this office for five cents per copy.
State notes show Washoe Countys delinquent taxpayers exceed last year by more than 100. Carson schools closed by trustees order. Reno Wheelmen challenge Utah University to a football series. Bodie merchant Jacob Levy found dead from heart neuralgia. Tonopah shaft accident kills Anthony Dunn by bucket fall. Classifieds tout Dixie Sambo dog and Clipper W stud fee. Local ads urge Kemp's Balsam, dentistry, and organ sale notices.
An essay ridicules fad diets that claim specific foods target body parts and cites Green's August Flower as a general digestive aid. It promotes Dr. C G Green remedies sold by Brown Bros and urges readers to obtain Green's Special Almanac for guidance.
A dated advertisement praises Lane's Tea for digestion and blood purification. It claims daily bowel movement, aids appetite, and cures indigestion. Sold by Brown Bros at 2.50 or 60 cents per package.
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