Local and Personal News from Winnemucca
Citizens arrive from Lovelock and Paradise while many attend divine and civic events. The grand jury convenes with witnesses for the Howse case and Bouton indictments. a Maine anniversary flags the town. Bice and Schwartz wed as Paradise’s prominent pair begin life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Reinhart
Golconda
N. Nelson
L. N. Carpenter
L. L. Downs
H. Stoker
J. R. Brown
Lovelock
Constable Read
M. Hoskina
Ed. Kirchner
Paradise
Howse
Telegraph Office Begins In Sunset Area
John Kearns assistant superintendent of the Sunset Telephone Company arrived from Reno with a crew to install the local exchange. Poles go up today and the system will be in operation soon. H A Gilbert of Wells Fargo Co. will manage the central office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telephone Exchange
John Kearns
Sunset Telephone Company
Reno
H. A. Gilbert, Wells, Fargo & Co
Meeting of Official Board at Parsonage Tonight
The official board of the M. E. Church will meet at the parsonage tonight at 40. Full attendance is desired as important business will be brought before it. Proceeds of the Lincoln Day Entertainment were $68 after adjustments from $75. Gross receipts were $97. Extra jams jellies and preserves in glass just received from C Robins & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E.church
C, Robins & CO
Reno to Get Federal Building Approval in Congress
A bill is to be introduced in Congress for a federal building appropriation at Reno. Ex Governor Blaisdell escorted the late General R M Clarke’s remains from San Francisco to Carson. George Senn has bonded for a year the zinc and silver properties of Charles Kaiser in I XL district Churchill county. The Reno reduction works restarted. A ore run planned from Trinity and Arabia mines near Lovelock. H V Clinton granted permit to erect poles and wires for Dayton to Storey county line line. Sunset telephone service has 218 subscribers at Reno. New system installation work completed. Copper vein reported in Cotton Wood district with ten foot ledge. Bundy recorder installed in Reno post office. Tuscarora Chief mine work to resume. tailings show $8 per ton. University of California notes many teaching openings in Japan and China inquiries. Lincoln county mining activity up but population unchanged since 1890. Deer Lodge and Stateline gains draw from Plocha. San Francisco Board of Supervisors to shut street lights March 1 to July 1 and skip one weekly street sweep to avoid deficit. Alaska Miners Association, Seattle, asks Lacey for authority to mine Nome beaches and condemns sending troops. A gold bar worth 1500 dollars from the Oest mine in Silver City is received, representing clean-up from about sixty tons of ore averaging 26 dollars per ton.
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Blaisdell
R. M. Clarke
San Francisco
Carson
George Senn
Charles Kaiser
I XL
Churchill County
Reno
Trinity
Arabia
Lovelock
H. V. Clinton
Dayton
Storey County
Sunset
Cotton
Wood District
Post Office Department
Tuscarora Chief
Tuscarora
Insane Soldiers Shipped to Government Hospital in Washington
A guard transported eleven insane soldiers to the Government Hospital for the Insane in Washington. About thirty more are expected to depart East from San Francisco next week. Over three months San Francisco has sent nearly 250 insane soldiers, with more than 200 slated to arrive and be forwarded East. Causes include sleeplessness and vigilance on outpost duty in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Hospital
Washington
San Francisco
Philippines
Best Medicine for Rheumatism Praised in Letter
A patient from Herminie Pennsylvania testifies that Chamberlains Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pain after years of trying remedies. He notes one application eases the pain and endorses the product. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. H. Stapleton
Herminie
Brown Bros
Notable 1900s World News Briefs From Colubmia to New York
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the South Carolina General Assembly in Columbia with Lt. Governor Scarborough presiding. Died today in Los Angeles were Rev. Francis M. Binnock a pioneer Presbyterian leader and John L. Pennington, a famed newspaper man. Actor Roland Reed rested after surgery at St Luke's Hospital in New York. The Hor ton boxing law repeal passed New York Assembly 92 to 36. now moves to Senate. Robert Bonner’s California-bred Lund sold for 44,000 in New York. Belgian Chamber actions lead to assault probe of M Demblon. Mrs. Chickering alleges foul play in her husband’s death. Fifty-seven Irish Americans sail from New York to Boer lines aboard La Gascogne. Paris reports no French intervention in Nicaragua canal treaty. Maine destruction anniversary marked in Havana with U S flag at half mast. Tom Carberry case in San Francisco may be dismissed as Miss Hall flees testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pennington
Sisters’ Hospital
Los Angeles
Cal
New York Assembly
Senate
Robert Bonner
Lund
New York
John H. Shutts
Brooklyn
Bonner
California
Tom Carberry
Denver
Fania Hall
Morgan
San Francisco
Miss Hall
Carberry
St. Louis
Hall's Catarrh Cure promoted with $100 reward
Readers learn of a cure for catarrh claiming it cures the disease in all stages. The ad asserts constitutional treatment via internal use, building strength and blood health. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available upon request. Also notes Hall's Family Pills and an 1900 marriage in Winnemucca Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Children
The ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy for children. It claims to ease night crying, relieve pain from cutting teeth and cure related ailments like diarrhoea wind colic and inflamed gums while delivering energy to the body. It notes the product is pleasant tasting and prescribed by a prominent US physician and nurse. Price is twenty five cents per bottle and available from druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Karl's Clover Root Tea Promotes Healthful Bowels Liver and Kidneys
An advertisement for Karl's Clover Root Tea claims a beautiful complexion comes from pure blood achieved by proper digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. The product acts on bowels liver and kidneys and is sold for 25 and 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
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Karl
Eagle Drug Store
Local Remedy Ad and Grocery Update
A column urges readers to inform anyone afflicted with bilious colic about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for prompt relief. Advertisement notes for sale by Brown Bros. Also lists new macaroni vermicelli spaghetti and California full cream cheese from F C Robins & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
California
F. C. Robins & CO
Shilohs Consumption Cure Guarantee and Hoods Sarsaparilla Ad
An 19th century classified style notice lists Shilohs Consumption Cure promising a refund if two thirds used and no benefit, with prices 25 ets 50 ets and 100 dollars at Eagle Drug Store Wellington. It also promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla for blood health and Hood s Pills as a favorite cathartic, and notes sale of about 300 box elder trees in Winnemucca Nevada from W Funk seeking contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Eagle Drug Store
W. Funk
Winnemucca
Nev
Muddy complexions and cures sold for fifty years
An advert claims chronic constipation causes muddy complexions and foul breath and promotes Karl's Clover Rot Tea as an absolute cure with a half century of sales. It lists a price of 25 cents and a dealer named Eagle Drug Store. The notice also promotes new stock of onion sets and garden seeds arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Eagle Drug Store
F. C. Robins & CO
Doorkeepers Offer Masked Costume Spectator Rules
Doorkeepers CHRIS WOLF announce no dancing without removed masks and prohibit cross gender costumes. Admission charges set for spectators with costumes: gentlemen $100, ladies free. children 25 cents. Costume and mask sales available at Dieh's Book Store.
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Dieh
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W. C. Ruddell
M. Levy
J. F. Dunn
Central District
H. Wilbur
Salt Lake
John Harrison
G. N. Shallenberger
Yestern
Goleca
Wallace
Mrs
Ed. Stock
B. J. Reilly
Golconday
H. Darrah
Willlow Point
J. D. Bradshaw
Robert Hanson F
Shakespeare Club
Hi. Culliane and
Andy Mahoney
The
Lafayette
Maine
Havana Harbor
Iron Point
Nelse Nelson
John Har‘teon
A. W. Guthrie
J. A. Rogers
D. V. McGride
Leonard
P. Laveaga
Ed. Rinkel
John T. Read
Robert Hanson
G. N
Bice
Schwartz
Otis Bice
Clara Schwartz
S. J. Bonnifield Jr
R. H. Schwartz
Winnemucea
Elko
Rube Battels
Elko Independent
Depot Hotel
Congress
University of California
Japan
China
Lincoln County
Deer Lodge
Stateline
Ploche
Board of Supervisors of
Seattle
Wash
Alaska Miners’ Asssociation
Nome
Lacey
Oest
Silver City
Virginia Chronicle
William Jennings Bryan
General Assembly
Columbia
S. C
Scarborough
Francis M. Binnock
West
Roland Reed
St. Luke's Hospital
Chamber of Deputies
M. Dembion
M. Wiart
Watertown
N. Y
Charles A. Chickering
Representative Chickering
Chickering
la Gascogne
South Arica
Chicago
United Irish Society
New York Herald
Paris
U. S
United States
Rice—Schwartz
J. Bonnifield Jr
Otis Rice
Shilohs
Sole Proprietors
S.c.wells & Coleroy
N.Y
Toronto, Can
Wellington
Hood
CNETS
Eads
Winnemucca Hose Company No
Armory Hall
A. F. Trousdale
C. B. Brown J
Rougon
Chris Wolf
G. M. Rose
Winnemucca Hose Company NO. 1
V. B. Brown
H. A. Gilbert A
Brackett
CHAS
H. M. Leonard
A. F. Trousdale J
W. Guthri
J. J. Hill
Proor Director
J. Rougon
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