Local News Digest from Elko County and Nearby Areas
Local jottings report Comstock payrolls for January at 69239.64 and a 10000 win in a recent lottery. Notes from California to Paradise Valley and Silver City Idaho speak of ore strikes and a planned mill. Governors, county officials, and upgrades at mines including Badger and Peak Family benefit from local enterprise and fundraising concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Renvite
Wheeler
R. T. Evans
California
Paradise Valley
Morning Star
Silver City
Idaho
South Africa
Oregon
Australian Salt Bush Brings Hope for Alkali Lands
An Australian salt bush seed from Berkeley was grown in Nevada. Planted in white alkali soil at Clearwater, the plant flourished with no irrigation, reaching ten feet spread by October. It is touted as a cattle forage and could reclaim alkali land, with a Los Angeles fair exhibition cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lord
University At
Berkley
Australia
California
Nevada
Various Global and Domestic Revelations of the Era
CardlnaI Ramiella denied resigning. May 1 set for Red Lake Indian lands sale at 125 per acre in Minnesota. Populists vow to vote against tariff substitute recommitment. bond decisions loom. Morgan bid likely to be accepted for 45 to 55 million. Army logistics under Catron bill and federal force powers described. San Francisco church approves Rev. Dr. Brown’s integrity. DeLamar growth, April Fool mine plant, Spring Valley strikes. Golf’s to Pioche railroad progress. Toledo notary swears to Catarrh Cure contract. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Derby
Leonard Creek
Bartlett Creek
Columbia Mining District
Chancellor Derby
McDonald
Virginia City
Derby
Columbia District
Secretary of the Interior
Red Lake
Treasury
LSM
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Tex
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Association
Morgan
War Department
New Mexico
United States
First Congregational Church of
San Francisco
C. C. Brown
Sarah B. Cooper
C. J. Boskowitz
Reno Journal
DeLamar
April Fool
Spring Valley
Utah Line
Peak Family Entertainment at Armory Hall Friday
Program for Peak Family entertainment lists Silver State Orchestra Chorus and multiple acts with Laura and Maud Miller, Lacey Mendosa, Cora Rutherford, Misses Hoy and Mendosa, plus the band and vocal selections. Admission is 0 cents for adults and 25 for children. Also includes classified ads for employment, remedies, and a real estate listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ehurch
Armory Hall
Belection
Silver State Orchestra
Laura Miller
Maud Miller
Lacey Mendosa
Cora Rutherford
MM Jr
A. L. Brackett
ME. UU
George E. Miller
Mies Genevieve Hoy
Allce
Lucy Mendosa
Maur
Laura
J.J. Hill Jr
Henrietta
Elva Brackett
Dear Heart
la Paloma
Nixon
P. B. Roberts
Lucy Mendess
J. J. Hill Jr
My Native Iste
Messrs
G. E. Miller
M. BE. Hill
J.J. Hil Jr
J.J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Kemler
Jones
A. D. Wilcox
Edward McFarlane
Colorado
South America
George H. Meigs
Wells
Elko County
J. J. Meigs
Alameda
Lander County
Humboldt County
Battle Mountain
Sadler
C. Powning
Washoe
Joseph Marzen
Humboldt
A. W. Heason
Eiko
State Board of Agriculture
Powning
Marzen
Heston
G. H. Cunningham
the Independent
Asalean Pup
Gosling
Oakland
Berkely
Bert Willmore
Ralph Ford
Willmore
Ford
Miles & Butler
Girard
N. B. Miller
Probilof Islands
Union Pacific Overland Flyer
Omaha
Cheyenne
Chicago
Missouri River
Telegraphic News
Cardinal Ramiella
Rome
Lincoln County
Golf’s
Pioche
Los Angeles
State OF
Ohto
Crry
Tompo
J . Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J
A.D. Dae
A. W. Gleason Notary Public
F. J. Qheney & CD
Draggists
U.S. Gov't Report
Peak Family’ Entertainment
Cornet Sale
Vora
I. B. Roberts
Singer
Stxcer Mra
J St
Sacramento
Cal
Winnemucca
Scumter
Boor & Snow
Railroad Street
M. T. Coars
East
Denver
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Union Pacific
Hood
A.D. Wilcox
WiNsLow
Mrs. Winelow
J. Rougan
J. P
J. R. Kunch
Mary Fisher
Paradise
Sale Stable
Cons
Owens & Co
Montana
MRF
Terry
Swan
Indian Mining
Hiambold
W. W. Corbiere
Larayette
Winnemucca, New
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