Local and Personal Notes from Denio Area
Local items include Edward Shroyer of Chicago at Winnemucca and attorney Murphy traveling for business. George A. Hawkes of D. & R. G. is here for railway interests. Snow and forecasts noted. Deputy Collector Blakeslee arrived to mobilize Uncle Sam revenue contributors. The grand jury meets Monday to consider Howse and Bouton indictments. Howse linked to a December Paradise shooting.
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E. Edward Shroyer
Chicago
Winnemucca
Murphy
Fike
George A. Hawkes
Maggie Polkinghorne
Gharles Miller
Golconda
Henry
Blakeslee
Reno
Uncle Sam
George Sutherland
Western Meat Company
F. P. Snapp
Rebelawk
Mr. Snapp
Grand Jury
Howse
Bouton
Henry Kirchner
Paradise
Tax suit between Humboldt and Lander settles for 1104
The long running tax suit over railroad land in Humboldt County is settled with Lander County paying Humboldt $1,104 as final settlement. Commissioner Lemaire pressed the payment to Humboldt’s Commissioner Trousdale, ending years of dispute over the exact amount due under the judgment.
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Humboldt Va. Lander County
Lander Commissioners
Humboldt Board
Lemaire of
Lander
Trousdale
Lander County
Humboldt
The Water Suit in District Court Prompts More Water Action
Eugene Silve testified in the Water Suit against Dooley as the case held court attention. Officials anticipate similar actions nationwide if water scarcity continues and the case may run through the week.
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Silve
Social Last Night at Hermion Temple Hall
Hermion Temple Rathbone Sisters hosted a large lodge social with invited guests. An engaging musical and literary program preceded card playing, dancing, and refreshments. The enjoyable evening lasted until 1:30 velvet and featured strong attendance and pleasant activities.
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Hermion Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Quiet Virginia City Seeks Curfew Reforms and Odd Rules
Virginia City residents report unusual quiet with tales of a vanished haunting. Local officials discuss wooden curfew clappers, woolen horseshoes for travelers, and strict penalties for barking dogs and loitering. Trustees support reforms, including removing bell clappers and enforcing barefoot or street center walk during good weather.
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C Street
J. Morris
Fourth Ward
Carson Street
Silver City
Dayton
Teavers
Theoughfare
Virginia
State and Coast Notes Highlight Nevada and Utah Events
Utah mines paid eighty thousand dollars in dividends February tenth. Tuscarora in Elko county hosts a flourishing literary society. President Stubbs of the State University will return to Reno soon. Reno contributes forty three dollars to an Irish World relief fund for the Boers. William Collins in Virginia City bound over for powder magazine robbery. John Hill, prison clerk, removed. Hirsch Harris appointed in his place. Charles D. Varian linked to Utah Democratic Congressional nomination. Wadsworth boasts a notable playwright. Reno dramatic company to stage a work. William Hammersmith in Reno sentenced five years for burglary. Methodists in Reno plan church improvements costing nearly seven thousand dollars. California remains primary quicksilver producer. Eureka & Palisade railway projected line may shorten Salt Lake to Mohave route. Ernest Rabe of Gardnerville reports a 535 pound dressed hog. A Carson man barred from draw poker for bucking a cold deck. Archer of New York Life arranging policy payments for Philip Wickland. Arizona prospecting automobile praised for wide range and load capacity.
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Reno
William Hammer-smith
California
United States
Compromise Reached in Will Dillard Collision Suit
A Southern Pacific claims representative met heirs of Will Dillard, the fireman who died in a collision near Hot Springs while in service to the company. The compromise follows a Utah judgment of $9,500 won by the Yeargin heirs.
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The
Southern Pacific Company
Will Dillard
Hot Springs
T. J. Yeargin
Utah
Wadaworth Dispatch
Taylor Brings Suit Over Kentucky Power Struggle
Governor Taylor prepared an injunction against J W Beckham and John B Castleman seeking to prevent them from acting as Governor and Adjutant General. He sues personally and in office. Senate lacked a quorum and adjourned. House adopted a resolution demanding Taylor withdraw militia and surrender offices amid debate.
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Louisville
Taylor
J. ©. W. Beckham
John B. Castleman
Kentucky
Democratic
Senate
House
Beckham
Emmmett Orr
Goebel
Necessity of Military Occupation in Cuba
Brigadier General Ludlow, Havana military governor, says after May municipal elections US troops may cost less to maintain. He doubts Cubans can sustain a stable civil government now and favors continued military control for several years. Five years cited as a possible timeframe depending on Cuban aptitude.
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New York
Ludlow
Havana
Cuba
Ludiow
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Federal Cure
$100 reward offered for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents claim it builds constitution and aids nature. Also marketed Hall's Family Pills. testimonials available on request from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Other Remedies Ad
A historic ad roster endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief and stomach regulation. It promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea for blood purification, Chamberlain's remedy for bilious attacks, Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood purification and liver health, and Hood's Pills for liver ills plus new Italian foods and preserves from F C Robins Co and Eagle Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Does This Strike You Muddy Complexions Cure Tea?
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath linked to chronic constipation are claimed to be cured by Karl's Clover Rot Tea, advertised as an absolute guarantee sold for fifty years. Priced at 25 cents and 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store. New stock of onion sets and garden seeds has arrived.
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Mrs. Winslow
Shiloh
Eagle Drug Store
Karl
F. C. Robins & CO
Doorkeepers and Costume Prices Announced
Doorkeepers CHRIS WOLF Floor Director. No lady allowed in gentleman costume and no gentleman allowed in lady costume. Gentlemen in costume pay $100. Ladies in costume free for spectators. Ladies and children admitted 25 cents. Costumes and masks available for sale at Diehl's Book Store.
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Diehl's
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Pine Forest
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Wilder Creek
John Mellander
Galena
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Mellander
Frena Vista
Virginia City
Utah Mines
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Elko County
Stubbs
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John Hill
Hirsch Harris
Charles D. Varian
Wadsworth
Reno Dramatic Company
Sentinel
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Ernest Rabe
Gardnerville
Cape Nome
Carson
BE. S. Archer
New York Life Insurance Company
Philip Wickland
Wadsworth Dispatch
Arizona
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ILD
Eagle Drug
Shilohs
Canada
A. Rees
Sole Proprietors
S.c.wells & CO
Leroy, N.Y
Toronto, Can
Wellington
Hood
Yes
Elise
Winnemucca Hose Company No
Armory Hall
A. F. Trousdale
C. B. Brown J
Rougon
Chris Wolf G. M. Rose
Winnemucca Hose Company NO. 1
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H. A. Gilbert
A. L. Brackett
Chas.neth
H. M. Leonard
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Chris Wolf
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