Indian Huntress Drill Featured in Armory Hall Program
The attraction of the season at Armory hall next Wednesday offers a literary and musical program followed by the Indian Huntress Drill. Ten young ladies in unique costumes armed with Indian ornaments bow and arrows will perform challenging figures. Reserved seats 50 cents general 35 cents children 25 cents. Tickets at Diehl's book store.
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Utah Nevada and California rail company formed in Lincoln county
Articles of Incorporation filed in Nevada state secretary office establish a Nevada corporation to construct own and maintain a railroad within Lincoln county Nevada with 50 year term ending Jan 20 1949 capital stock 6 million shares 50 000 at 100 each first directors M Dull Lavery Kimball Cleveland Osborne and Knickerbocker all with tied ties to Salt Lake City and Nevada routes from Milford Oregon Short Line to Panacea Nevada to Vanderbilt California totaling 245 miles in Lincoln county plus a 30 mile Clover Valley Junction Ploche branch subscribers listed including Kimball Dull Lavery Clippenger Anderson Young and Knickerbocker all one share except Kimball with 2441 shares.
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Nevada exhibit bows to Indian basket craft at Paris fair
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Manila battle rages as Dewey fleet shells insurgents
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