Local and Personal News From Carson City
Local and personal notes detail travels and arrivals including R L Richie to Golconda W C Noteware from Lovelock William Sisson from the west J F Emmitt returning to Carson J B Treadwell from Sacramento C Frye and D A Allen from Golconda George Stoker from Ovelock G T Owen from San Francisco J H Cavanaugh from Wadsworth Yr M Payne from Quin River Crossing Harry Young from a San Francisco trip Mr and Mrs G W Summerfield from San Francisco George H Dobbs from Salt Lake F H Rager from Andrews Oregon back from Iowa Mrs A La Grave from California M L Heston from Ogden Schwan and Clark San Francisco drummers at the Lafayette L Camp from San Francisco L L Rickard from Disaster Peak two Baldwin locomotives for Cloud River railroad Ben Hur illustrated lecture March 5 at Armory hall proceeds to M E Church J F Dennis attorney for Emma Rickard in a $200 suit against Ole Rickard F X Murphy for defendant case set for Justice Rougon afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stoker
Ovelock
G. T. Owen
San Francisco
Lafayette
J. H. Cavanaugh
Wadsworth
Busch
M. Payne
Quin River
Harry Young
G. W. Summerfield
George H. Dobbs
Salt Lake
F.H. Rager
Andrews,Or
Iowa
L. L. Rickard
Ig Ranch
Armory Hall
M. E. Church
Eagle Drug Store
Emma Rickard
Justice's Court
Ole Rickard
J. F. Dennis
Laintiff
F. X. Murphy
Rougon
Revenue Bill Shifts County Assessors to State Board
The article discusses Senator Pitt's revenue bill creating a State Board of Equalization by making County Assessors part of the board. It voices concern that local assessors will push for higher local valuations, risking unfair statewide equalization. The Inde fIdent argues for a State Board of Equalization composed of state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Elko Tnfeenarnt
Ben Hur shown for charity as cautions over insurance laws
A San Francisco dispatch notes Nevada lawmakers passed a law halting new insurance policies. In Nevada the law stands. Lew Wallace's Ben Hur will be presented at the armory hall on Thursday evening March 5 for Meth ist church benefit. Mr King will narrate and show 75 stereopticon pictures by Pres tum. Tickets 60 cents, children 25 cents, reserved seats 26 cents extra. Brown Bros. drug store handles sales.
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San Francisco Dispatch
Nevada
Irrigation Surveys Bill Moves Nevada Stream Measurements
Assembly Bill No. 35 introduced by Speaker Van Duzer provides for measuring streams surveying reservoir sites and determining Nevada irrigation possibilities in 1901 and 1902. It creates a State Board of Irrigation, authorizes a $5 000 state appropriation, and requires annual detailed reports to the Board and state printing office.
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Nevada
van Duzer
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Congress of
United States
U. S. Geological Survey
Board of Irrigation
Board of Irrigation Commissioners
State Board of Terigation
State Printing Office
Newlands Bill Reported With Land Sale Proceeds Plan
The House Irrigation and Arid Lands Committee voted to report the Newlands bill with an amendment. It lays out a reclamation plan for arid states funded by receipts from public land sales, totaling about $4,000,000 last year. A sub-committee will draft the final form amid opposition over costs and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Irrigation and
Newlands
Congress
University and state matters loom in legislature action
President Stubbs addressed the Legislature on university issues. The Senate failed the lottery amendment ten to three with two absent. Allen’s bill to cut state officer salaries passed the Assembly, as did the nickel-in-the-slot machines ban. Professor Wilson spoke on irrigation and water rights, praising Wyoming’s system. A Senate Mines Committee battle threatens the eight‑hour law passage. Trib is advertised as a superior liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Senate
Kelly
Lander
Martin
Douglas
Livingston
Ormsby
Williams, Flanigan
Jackson
Allen
Wilson
The
State University
Wyoming
Senate Committee On Mines and Mining
Dangers of Cold and La Grippe Promoted Remedy
Article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best protection against pneumonia from colds and la grippe. It claims the remedy prevents pneumonia and cures a cold or la grippe faster than others, noting its pleasant safe use and availability from Brown Bros. Drugists.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Druggis
State News Notes Update From Nevada Localities
Charles Cook of Lovelock receives an original pension of six dollars a month. The N C C Company leases the Sierra Valley railroad per the Reno Gazette. Virginia City postmistress Nora Webber resigns after six years. Washoe City hosted the wedding of Luiss Theo Winters and Seth Longabaugh. Nye county sheriff collects licenses in Tonapah per Belmont Courier. Esmeralda county officials contest Tonapah location. Nye county mine stake sold by P M Bowler to Nevada Company for seven thousand five hundred dollars. Bowler plans to move to Everett Washington. Dayton resident Thomas Motton dies after freezing near Sutro following a ditch accident.
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Nora Webber
Virginia City
Washington
Luiss Theo Winters
Theodore Winters
Washoe City
Seth Longabaugh
Ophir
Belmont Courier
Nye County
Tonapah
Esmeralda
P. M. Bowler
Nevada Company
Mr. Bowler
Everett
Seattle
Thomas Motton
Dayton
Motton
Sutro
Legislative Apportionment Bill Passes in Assembly
The Rafute substitute to the apportionment bill is approved by the Assembly and likely to proceed to the Senate. The plan allocates Senators and Assemblymen by county, with Humboldt and Elko each getting an extra Senator, Washoe gaining three Assemblymen, and Lincoln White Pine and Lander each gaining one Assemblyman.
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Assembly
Senate
Churchill
Douglas
Elko
Esmeralda
Humboldt
Lander
Lincoln
Lyon
Nye
Ormsby
Storey
Washoe
White Pine
Editor's Easy Chair Reflects Press Dilemma of Choices
The piece laments the endless judgment on publishing choices from jokes to selections to appearances. It notes critics praise or pan editors regardless of action and ends with a quip about possible borrowing from an exchange.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A trumpet advertising claim asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages with constitutional treatment. It states the remedy is taken internally and builds the body, offering $100 for any case it fails to cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and deodorized mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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R. L. Richie
Golconda
W. C. Noteware
Lovelock
William Sisson
West
J. F. Emmitt
Carson
J. B. Treadwell
Sacram Bento
C. Frye
D. A. Allen
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Cloud River
California
Livi
Cal
State News Notes
Charles Cook
Reno Gazette
N. C. C. Company
Sierra Valley Railroad
DeWitt
Winnemucca Hose Company NO
Winnemucca
J. Rougon
J. T. Dunn
H. A. Gilbert
Cc. B. Brown
Roy Trousdale
G. M. Rose
G. B. Ackerman
A.L. Brackett
J.H. Sadorus
D. Staunton
H. M. Leonard
Winnemucca . Hose Company
F. Trousdale
J. J. Hill
A. C. Brown
Co. Wolf
Diehl's
of Chicago
Union Pacific
Chicago
Burlington
Denver
Salt Lake Office
Black Hills
West Second South St
R. F. Nessen
Papa OA
P Roofings and & Building Papers
Dave McB.rose
Bridge Street
Winnemucca, Sey
Geo. Berk
Linebarger & Howard
W. F. Linebarg
G. P. Howard
Carna, Nev
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