Local News Snippets From Ash Wednesday Notes
Today in Ash Wednesday first day of Lent sun shines between fog. The next civil service exam in Reno is set for Tuesday April 17. Eight dog owners await action on a dog poisoner. A D Wilcox offers wines at reasonable prices. A Smith Valley teacher injured eye with curling iron. Dan O Keefe in Reno fined 600 dollars or 300 days, paid. James Dunn visits from Wisconsin to Humboldt County. Midwinter fair praised. expect time and money to see it. Duncan McRae dies. he worked for Captain Overton and Hobart in wood and lumber. Belmont Courier notes Corbett vs Jackson odds and six pokerlike bets from Silver Star types.
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Civil Service
Reno
A. D. Wilcox
Smith Valley
Dan O’keefe
Vancouver
British Columbia
Duncan McRae
Virginia City
Carson
J. B. Overtown
Little Valley
Hobart
Marlette
Jackson
Corbett
Belmont Courier
Bam, Davis
U. S. Prisoners in Nevada Grand Jury Case and Military Instructor Change
Twelve United States prisoners, held to await grand jury action, were brought from the state prison to appear before the Carson Tribune reported jury. Most are charged with selling liquor to Indians. one is accused of robbing the Eagle salt works post office. Sheriff Hadley testifies against suspects. Lieutenant George Stockle is slated to succeed Lieutenant Neal as state university military instructor in June, a local Reno Journal note.
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United States
U. S
Carson Tribune
Greaser
Mre. Grey
Eagle Salt Works
Churchill County
Hadley
George Stockle
12Th
U. S. Cavalry
Neal
State University
Neall
Reno Journal
How To Prevent a Cold Amid Chilly Feelings
The text suggests avoiding chill by stepping away from a raft, adjusting clothing, or warming with heat. It claims chills from a physical condition come from cold exposure and prescribes heat bricks and foot warming. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to expel fever and serum-like illness.
A Grand Transcontinental Boulevard Proposal By Dr Nagle
Dr John T Nagle registrar of vital statistics proposes a vast transcontinental boulevard from Atlantic to Pacific funded by each state to provide employment for laborers. He praises its potential economic value and scenic appeal and compares with Mexico Citys long avenues.
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John T. Nagie
New York Sun
Atlantic
Pacific
Nagle
Christendom
City of
Mexico
Masks Policy Announced by Committee With Costume Rules
The notice states masks will be removed at 11 o clock and bans men in female costumes and women in male outfits. No nonmasked spectator will dance until costumed attendees remove masks. Spectators with $100 tickets will not dance unless they pay full ticket price of $2.00. By order of the Committee.
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Winnemucca Lodge No. 19
W. M
Mrs. Winslow
E. Reinhart & Co
Simon Reinhart
Indy
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James Dunn
Humboldt County
L. F, Dann
Hood
T. J. Tennant
Nevada
Stewart
U. S. Senate
Wasumeron
D. C
Thomas Tennant
Caraon City
Neo
Tam
Senate
Newlands
House
Congress
Wat. M. Stewart
Carson River Dredging Company
Dayton Times
Peter Forreston
Carson River Placer Mining and Dredging Company
Pierson Halstead
New York
Dayton
Colorado State Guard
California Fig Syrup Co
Bowshteip
F.C. Rosixs
A. F. Travapate
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Jennie Neth
Winnemucca
C. C. Corbiere
Market Street
San Francisco
Cal
Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hoop
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons
Ayer
Winnema
Washington
Armory Hall
Chris, Wolf
Felix Paulin
Joseph Rougon
A.D. Wilcox
E. 8. Archer
Winniemucen Hose Co. No. 1
E. S. Archer
L, J. Crook
JW. Sterling
Chas. J. Brown
J.C. Mathews
Joseph Rougon, G. A. Krenkel
P. Rinek
Prof. Cody
Crook
Capital
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