Local News Bits and Anecdotes From Winnemucca
A collage of town items includes movements of Weber and O Neal, land buying cautions, new snow in the valley, Nixon sidelined by grippe, typhoid cases in Reno, a death in Virginia City, a cargo ship delay, rivalry over the San Joaquin Valley railroad route, a doctor traveling to Paradise for a sick relative, a mining accident injuring Michael Carrol, and a Crown Point mine hoist cog failure with 64 miners laid off. The piece reflects nostalgia for Winnemucca twenty years ago, notes on local press figures, and a satirical jab at a Reno Police Gazette editor, closing with a sales pitch for Brows and Freen stoves and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Nixon
Reno
John Wright
New York
San Jose
Oakland
Hagar
Paradise
R. H. Schwartz
Michael Carrol
Union
Virginia City
Crown Point Taine
Myers & Hill
County Recorder
E. D. Kelley
Reno Journal
Nestor
Nevada
Winnemucca
Nevada Senate and Assembly Deliberations on Bills and Woman Suffrage
Nevada legislature debates include bills on public morals be township aid and state university bonds. A lively afternoon features woman suffrage discussion with petitions and a Reno speaker, ending in a 17 to 9 vote against advancing the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maute
State University
Judiciary Committee
State Capitol
Beck
Washoe County
Allen
Eureka
Eureka County
McDonald
Mies Nellie Sweeney
Assembly Journal
Patchen
Senate
Reno Gazette
Douglas County
Mila Tupper Maynard
Reno
Maynard
Denton
McNaughton
Colorado
Gorman
Silver Party
Noel
House
Trogan
Beels
Coryell
Crisler
Greenwood
Hall
Hogan
Pitt
Stanley
Wilson
Noel—Briggs
Brocklins
Constant
Court
Flannigan
Francis
Hinman
Leidy
Murphy
Russel
Weiland
Speaker
Conbole
California Miners Seek Halt on Railroad Land Deals
In Washington, Clark of the California Miners’ Association urges suspension of railroad land selections and patent issues until California notices allow settlers to prove mineral content. He argues railroads certify lands through their agents, and warns that many acres are mineral-rich. He notes access disparities to papers, claims officials fast track railroad favors, and predicts patent issuance may resume if Congress adjourns without Caminetti’s bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne FP. Clark
California Miners’ Association
Washington
California
Clark
Department
Chambers
Central and Southern Pacific
Smith
Congress
Caminetti
Reduction in all Lines at E Reinhart & Co
Prices reduced on all lines for the next 80 days with cash terms. Diamonds watches and goods offered through H Frederick Reno and W A Brown agent in Winnemucca. Reliable goods latest designs and first class quality guaranteed for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reinhart & Co
Jléti
H. Frederick
Reno
W. A. Brown
Winnemucca
Pti
No-Long Hay and Patent Remedies Parade in Local Ads
A jumble of adverts and testimonials in a St Louis agricultural journal style notes No-Long Hay claims cures for tobacco habit and features Sterling Remedy Co products. Includes watch work, hand weaving, local hay for sale, Ayer cures, Mrs Winslow soothing syrup, Epicure coffee, and a call to expel scrofula taint with Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Laws
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weber
Jon
O'Neal
Rye Patch
the Sentinel
Police Gazette of
Brows & Prren's
Ila. O
Sadler
Mitchell
Billa
Wise
Summerfield
State Agricultural Society
Nye County
S. B
A.C. Bt
Comins
Board of State Capitol Commissioners
McNanaghton
A. B. No. 14
Carlysle
Washoe
Beek
Storey County
Esmeralda
Ayternoon
Assembly Chamber
Col. Hardesty
Eiko
Jones
Colcord
Rickey
Robt. Grimman
Orphans’ Home
Lucy Williamson
Austin
Mila Tapper Maynard
Ak Eee
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Brown & Piper's
Frederick, Jeweler
Keno
Nev
Gro. J. Coax
Lovelock
Jilimo
Ayer
A. Kleinhans
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Wimlow
Carr
Commercial College
OUR College
Capital - City - Commercial - Colle
Kansas Sakee
Kansas
DR Head
Mill City
Anies
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