Local and Personal Notes on Golconda Visitors and Trial
GN Shallenberger of Golconda is in town and Harold Harvey arrived from Paradise this morning. Robert Henderson came from Golconda yesterday. Harvesting ice will start soon if the cold snap lasts. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Stewart traveled from Willow Point yesterday and returned this morning. Charles Lye came from Paradise yesterday with a wagon of porkers for George Berk. Three crews have been taken off the road. twenty five now run between Carlin and Wadsworth. A large turnout of Paradise residents is here, many as witnesses at Schwartz vs Stock, which will continue at least through the week with keen legal points fought by attorneys.
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GN. Shallenberger
Golconda
Harold Harvey
Paradise
Robert Henderson
B. W. Stewart
Willow Point
Charles Lye
George Berk
Carlin
Wadsworth
Nevada Mineral Exhibit Aims for Paris Show
Colonel Maxon arrived from the west with mineral specimens to display at the Paris exposition. Nevada strives for the most complete state exhibit with seventy six varieties. Despite no state appropriation, the government backs the display and guarantees return of specimens if desired.
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Maxon
Nevada
Officers Elected at St James Lodge No 9 Meeting
At the regular meeting of St James Lodge No 9 A O U W last evening in their hall officers were elected for the ensuing term. Jerry Nichols P Mary W J Dwyer M W C Diehl Overseer C Wolf Foreman J Rougon Recorder A Trousdale Receiver G F Muller Financier T C Hanson Medical Examiner D Pascal J J Hill M Hofman Trustees Geo W Summerfield Guide H Warren Inside Watchman John Schrmidt Outside Watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Lodge No 9
Jerry Nichols
P. Mary W. J. Dwyer
M. W
C. Diehl
C. Wolf
J. Rougon
A. Trousdale
G. F. Muller
T. C. Hanson
D. Pascal
J. J. Hill
Mixed Marriage Tangles At Reno Riverside
George W. Graves of San Francisco wed a Miss Rankin of Oakland at the Riverside hotel in Reno. The next day W. A. Rankin, father of the bride, married the divorced wife of Graves, Captain Gosee, also connected to Riverside marriages, causing wide remark in Reno.
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George W. Graves
San Francisco
Miss Rankin
Oakland
Riverside Hotel
Reno
W. A. Rankin
Gosee
Riverside
Reno_ Gazette
Surprise Birthday Party For M. E. B. Hill
About forty young friends gathered at his home for a surprise party last night. Dancing, card games, and other amusements provided entertainment while vocal and instrumental music enhanced the evening. A fine lunch was served by the young ladies of the party.
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M. EB. Hill
The Cowboy's Challenge in Winslow Warning Outburst
The Winslow Arizona Mail reports an old-time cowboy declared himself a strange hybrid and demanded population figures and exercise. He described himself as half horse and half alligator with a mix of other ferocious traits, then issued a provocative challenge.
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Winslow
Arizona
Wreck Near Wells Claims Fireman Life After Collision
A wreck on the heavy grade east of Wells occurred just before midnight last night. The collision involved passenger train No 6 and a helper engine. Fireman Sehoer of the helper died several hours after the injuries he sustained.
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Wells
Sehoer
Social Dance at Armory Hall Dec 25 1899
Armory hall hosts a social dance Monday evening with good music and a promised sing time. Admission is $1 and all are invited to attend.
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Armory Hall
Self Preservation in the First Law of Nature
A promotional note urging readers to seek blood purification and health through Hood's Sarsaparilla. Claims it enriches impure blood and preserves health, promoting its use at the first signs of impure blood and suggesting relief from sick headache and indigestion.
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Hood
How Is Your Wife Has She Lost Her Beauty
An old advertisement promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming to cure constipation indigestion and sick headaches for over fifty years. It offers a money back guarantee and lists Eagle Drug Store as the outlet with prices 26 and 60 cents.
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Karl
Eagle Drug Store
Annual assessment work on unpatented mining claims 1899
The Mining and Scientific Press notes the 1899 deadline for completing $100 worth of assessment work on unpatented mining claims. If the original locator fails, the claim stays intact until relocation by another party. A locator cannot save a claim by relocation after failure, and multiple locators cannot seize title without proper annual labor.
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Unti
Resolutions of Sympathy From Silver State Chapter
At the December 14 1899 meeting of Silver State Chapter No 152 EB S resolutions of sympathy were adopted for sister Helen Flint Morgan deceased. The charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days and copies sent to the family and published locally with minutes. Committee: Marie Reinhart Susan A Leonard Reuben Battels.
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Silver State
EB. S
Helen Flint-Morgan
Marie Reinhart
Susan A. Leonard
Reuben Battels
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
A vintage notice promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims immediate relief from crying and pain, plus cures diarrhoea, regulates the stomach, eases wind colic, and softens gums. The syrup, priced at twenty five cents, is sold by druggists worldwide.
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Mrs. Winslow
Nevada State News Notes Amid Winter Snow and Mines
A depth of four feet of snow covers Lake Tahoe while a Brunswick lode strike fires mining excitement near Virginia City. New Pass mines in Lander county ship to Salt Lake, and Osceola shipments to Philadelphia fetch about 250 dollars per ton. Nevada State band leaves Carson for San Jose Jubilee. Glasgow & Western at Cherry Creek adds to a White Pine mill. Benjamin Reed is acquitted of selling whisky to Indians. Indian Frank, a Mrs. Del Grosso killer, awaits hanging on the 26th. Marcus Jepsin loses two fingers near Verdi from a hunting accident. Best and Belcher Mining names James H. Kinkead superintendent. Reno rumors of Virginia Chronicle libel suit. Austin antimony ledge near John Thorpe.
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Lake Tahoe
Brunswick Lode
Virginia City
New Pass
Lander County
Salt Lake
Osceola
White Pine County
Philadelphia
Nevada
Carson
San Jose
Cal
Glasgow & Western Company
Cherry Creek
Benjamin Reed
U. S
Frank
del Grosso
Marcus Jepsin
Verdi
Washoe County
Best and Belcher Mining Company
San Francisco
James H. Kinkead
Reno
Virginia Chronicle
William McC. Gotwaldt
Journal
Chronicle
John Thorpe
Austin
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Hall's Catarrh Cure promises to cure deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube, asserting local applications fail. The ad claims 100 dollars for any case cured by catarrh that the remedy cannot fix, and promotes sending for a free circular from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Halls Family
Karla Clover Root Tea Promises Healthful Bowels Liver and Kidneys
An advertisement from Eagle Drug Store touts Karla Clover Root Tea as improving complexion by cleansing the bowels liver and kidneys. Priced at 25 and 50 cents, the claim emphasizes pure blood and conection with good digestion.
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Eagle Drug Store
A Sure Cure for Croup Widely Trusted by Mothers
Twenty five years of constant use without a failure for Chamberlains Cough Remedy noted as a sure sign of impending croup is hoarseness in a child and a rough creppy cough. Given early this remedy supposedly prevents the attack and is sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Brown Bros
Notice for First National Bank of Winnemucca Shareholders
Notice to stockholders announces a meeting of the First National Bank of Winnemucca at the bank on Bridge and Fourth streets in Winnemucca Nevada on Thursday January 1 1900 to elect a board of directors for the year and handle other proper business by order of the Board secretary George B Nixon Winnemucca Nevada December 14 1899
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First National Bank of
Winnemucca
Bridge and
Fourth Streets
Nev
George 8. Nixon
Winnemucca, Ney
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Guarantee Remains Unchanged
The bottle carries a guarantee promising a refund if two thirds are used and no benefit is felt. The offer lists prices at 26 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar and notes Eagle Drug Store as the seller. The copy urges returning the bottle to the druggist for a possible refund.
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Shiloh
Eagle Drug Store
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Hoom
In the Furniture
E. Reinhart & CO
National Bank
Nemugga, New
FM. Lee
4. Sibbal
Ged. S. Nixok
C. ¥. W'Brice
J.F. Buark
Busch
Thies
B. Staunton
Via
Ranupacturer
Waukesha
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