Local and Personal in Shirk and Reno District
D L Shirk arrived from Shirk Oregon. Albert Krenkel rode to Golconda yesterday. J Levy arrived from San Francisco. Jank Boskowitz stayed in town then left to Salt Lake. Co L Taylor drove up from Reno. Miss Opal Miller returned from Carlin to visit sister Laura. Fred Holloway arrived from Sacramento staying at Winnemucca. Matthew Kyle passed through bound for Beowawe to survey. Miss Ida L Wiley arrived from the East and left for Denio to teach. J R Harvey left for Paradise and may return for water suit. Col H B Maxson moved to S Francisco for medical care. The Cosmo suffers heart strain from summer surveying. Dr E D Giroux returned from San Francisco after aiding Cosgrave accident victims. claim one man died on train unfounded. Palmer-Silve water suit argued in District Court. W S Bonnifield replying to Van Duger's opening. two days more expected. Three Sunday arrests noted as Justice Court quiet. Constable LaVoy reports arresting W Williams for whisky with an Indian, plus a red man and wife causing a disturbance. Court to dispose of three prisoners this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Taylor
Rose Valley Borax Company
Reno
Opal Miller
Carlin
Laura
Fred Holloway
Denio, Or
Sacramento
Winnemucca
J. R. Harvey
Paradise
Col
H. B. Maxson
San Francisco
Cosmo
E. D. Giroux
Cosgrave
Bonnifield
van Duger
Justice Court
LaVoy
Justice Rougon
Mill of Justice
W. Williams
Italian Accident and Paradise Dramatic Club Notice
An Italian man was found hanging head downward on a fence by Assessor Guthrie after an apparent attempt to mount a horse nearby. The Paradise Dramatic Club will present The Dean's Tribulations at Kemler's hall on December 20 with a cast noted for talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Hqnor
Paradise Dramatic Club
Kemler
Water suits set for trial in Lovelok cases
Lovelok water suits Joseph Marten and William Smith vs. W C Pitt scheduled for January 27 before Judge Bonfield Jr. Mrs Wilhelmina Stock against A W Riley on Kings River to be tried immediately after the Lovelock cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marten
William Smith
W. C. Pitt
Bonnifield Jr
Wilhelmina Stock
A. W. Riley
Kings River
Lovelock
Golconda Notes and Mining Roundup
Twenty five men work at the Adelaide mine and fifteen at Granite Creek. An East expert inspects Granite Creek with a bonding plan. Scot investor Mr. McQuesten of Glasgow and Western Co. is due in Golconda soon. Adrien Bernard sues Clover Valley sheep men for damages. Morton Lindley returns to California. he owns a copper property at Redding next to DeLamar, which yields about two million dollars monthly. Rumor says Adelaide mine development could double smelter capacity and a sensational native silver ore strike was reported but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Granite Creek
McQuesten
Glasgow and Western Company
Golconda
Adrien Bernard
Redding
DeLamar
Hunting for Hawkins at Armory Hall Tonight
The splen did attraction Hunting for Hawkins will appear at Armory Hall tonight with a strong Farce cast. John L. Kearney will lead in the title role supported by Alf Grant Donald Hardy May Thompson Frank C. Young Bessie DeVole Bertie Conway Eve Kamman Geo D. Melville Mamie Conway and others of vaudeville prominence. The show is praised as one of the road’s best farces with a lively plot and integrated specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Hawkins
John L. Kearney
New York
Alf Grant
Donald Hardy
May Thompson
Frank C. Young
Bessie DeVole
Bertie Conway
Matthews
Bulger
Eve Kamman
Geo
D. Melville
Mamie Conway
Sheriff arrests fugitive during Reno trip
Sheriff McDeid spent days in Reno then quietly spotted and arrested R. W. Edwins, wanted in Humboldt county for misdemeanor. Edwins had posed as a Salt Lake Herald agent and victimized local stable owners and hotelmen about two weeks ago before McDeid brought him back to Winnemucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Reno
McDeid
R. W. Edwins
Humboldt County
Winnemucca
Edwins
Salt Lake
Reno Judge Webster Ill as Nevada Notes Cites Local Events
State notes report Judge William Webster of Reno is very ill with hopes for recovery. Wedding invitations go out for Angus McDonald and Miss Job of Carlin on the eleventh instant. Ely considers establishing a national bank, the second in the state, per Virginia Enterprise. Frank Garretson dies in a cave-in at Casey mine near Laws station Esmeralda county on November 20. Torreyson & Summergeld sue Jerome Bowman executor for $1000 in attorney fees. James Heney, Carson mint thief, released after pledging cannot pay $5000 fine. Effort to form Reno board of trade supported by E H Prentice of Southern Pacific. New Nevada postmasters named at Empire Spruce and Elko. Peters vs J P Jones case moved to Storey county. Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling with dissent. Pioche mob assault sentences: seven men convicted get six months. Dennis Doyle gets two years for escape. Mini ad for Memer French Chocolate samples and grocery-send list. Found: child’s gold ring for return. Sunday Bulletins available, five cents each. Turkeys and geese orders for Christmas. Dentistry ad for Dr W S Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webster
Reno
Angus McDonald
Miss Job
Carlin
Frank Garretson
Casey
Laws Station
Esmeralda County
Journal
Torreyson & Summergeld
Jerome Bowman
Samuel Bowman
James Heney
Carson
Board of Trade
E. H. Prentice
Southern Pacific Division
Nevada
Empire
Ormsby County
Hannah Hill
John W. Wiggins
Spruce
Elk
Death of Old Unionville Resident
John Thornton longtime Unionville resident dies Thursday morning from miner's consumption. He moved to Nevada in the 1860s and worked in mining and farming there. He leaves a wife and four grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelock
John Thornton
Unionville
Thornton
Nevada
Opera Troupe Passes Through headed for San Francisco
The Jefferson De Angelis Opera Company with thirty five members travels west on the second section of No. They open at the Columbia in San Francisco in The Royal Rogue. The company includes twelve male singers and twenty three female singers and dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelis Opera Company
Columbia
San Francisco
Nixon Sells 400 Head of Cattle to Western Meat Co
Nixon sold 400 head of cattle to the Western Meat Company on Thursday. The cattle are being fed at the Rodgers ranch in Lovelock. Christmas presents for young and old available at E Reinhart and Co's Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Western Meat Co
Rodgers Ranch
Lovelock Argus
E. Reinhart & Co's, Inc
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. OF R. T
F. C. Updike
Mrs
Phoebe Cumley
Sophie Rutherford
Jessie Rutherford
Eva Case
Myrtle Organ
Della Brewster
Hattie Case
the City Bakery
Diehl's
Urich & Moore Bakers and Confectioners
Geo. H. Hibbins
Chicago Ideal Ladies Orchestra
P. D. Box
D. McB. Rose
S. P
S. F. Bulletin
Winnhemucca
B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
Cal
D. L. Shirk
Shirk
Oregon
Albert Krenkel
J. Levy
Jank Boskowitz
Matthew Kyle
U. S
Beowane
Ida L. Wiley
Denio
Adelade
State News Notes
Ely
Virginia Enterprise
Peters
J. P. Jones
District Court
Storey County
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Carson News
Pioche
Lincoln County
Ellis
Dennis Doyle
Feldhusen & Company
Mall Order
L Street
Calditt
Express
Diwi
W. 8. Porter
Feed and Sale Stable
Belle
Great Company OF Fpunmakers
Hnghe Drug, Store
N.owen
Unver
Kemler’s Hall
Paradise, Nevada
Deacon Thornton
George Graef
George Darrah
James Reed
Dusty Jim Billy
Pete Constable
Amelia
Thornton Daisy Dean
Nellie
Alex Shaw
Freemont
Frank Coleman
George Riley
Lewis Riley
George Coleman
Bert Ashurst
Ashurst
Lillie Riley
Dora Lye
Frances Case
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
C. Diehl Sr
Palace Saloon
B. Roberts
Sanches & Haya
Francesca Old
Havana
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