Local News in Town Notes Many Arrivals and Deaths
The page lists numerous arrivals from Willow Point and nearby towns, a fatal pneumonia linked to a Christmas knife wound, a funeral in Reno, and a New Year obituary. It mentions the assertion that the Tenlikee river ice stop will fail, mining prospects in Manhattan Nye county, and a critic’s view of regional newspapers. It covers exhume of tramp bodies, a Wall Street mining scheme critique, storm forecasts for January, and Rio Virgin river details for irrigation.
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Tenckee River
Manhattan
Nye County
Tonight O R C ball to rival grand dances of season
The O R C ball promises one of the season’s grandest events with hall decorations and Reno orchestra music. Musicians arrive today from Reno and will start the grand march promptly at 9 PM. Everyone is urged to attend. A separate note promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanser for constipation and to aid kidney and liver activity.
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Col Sutherlands Return Sparks British Mining Interest in Nevada
The Virginia Enterprise notes heavy British investment interest in Nevada mining undeveloped properties. Col W J Sutherland, a prominent English promoter, has returned to America, visiting the Candeleria district after changing trains at the Mound House, and may back the Brown mine at Soda Springs along with other Nevada properties. The piece contrasts English activity with South African mining and urges a solid English syndicate for Nevada. It also includes a lengthy, dated digression on hereditary mental disease and public asylums, and ends with an unrelated medical ad about Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co.
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W. J. Sutherland
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Ellwyn
Philadelphia
Guardet His Master's Boy and Lost Trail of Snow
The hotged July O'Brien, six miles from Siere summit, buried in snow last Friday after getting lost in a storm. His dog guarded the body until nearly starved, then led rescuers to him from a nearby camp. Also local ads for jeweler displays, grocery specials, dental visits, ball dress fabrics, cold remedies, and warnings to hunters about wild cattle.
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First National Bank of Winnemucca Stockholders Meeting
Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Winnemucca will be held in the bank building at Winnemucca Nevada on January 10 1890 for the election of officers for the ensuing year and for other business as may be proper Geo S Nason secretary. Ladies and misses fasciniators in all colors and styles at F C Robins Co Bargains in every department at F C Robins Co.
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