Local and Personal News Notices Reach Across Town
L Waterhouse arrived this morning from Salt Lake and others from San Francisco Paradise Valley Willow Creek and Cozad Neb are registered or arrived this morning. A washout delayed westbound flyer No 5 and the river is rising. Mrs J M Keckler and daughter visit Ogden as Conductor Markle recovers from last Sundays wreck. James Hodges was convicted in Justice Rougan's court for selling whisky to Indians and jailed for 30 days. Dr H A MacMillan and son Arthur return from East trip and MacMillan resumes dental practice.
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L. Waterhouse
Salt Lake
P. J. Phillips
San Francisco
Halifax
Sacramento
R. Barry
Paradise Valley
Mullaney
McDermit
Love Jock
Rougan
James Hodges
J. Cotton
Westren Meat Company
Hardin & Sons
Ogden
Markle
Halleck
Ume
H. A. MacMillan
Arthur
Denver
MacMillan
Bridge Street
Firemen's Ball Planned by Winnemucca Hose Co No 1
The Firemen's Ball at Armory hall by Winnemucca Hose Company No 1 will be held tomorrow night with a large anticipated attendance. Maskers must submit their name and character to the investigating committee for accommodation.
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Winnemucca Hose Company No. 1
Armory Hall
Mother fears son among wreck victims in city train crash
William Terry of 15 Ninth Street Oakland reports his son John Denman age unknown from 217 Folsom Street has been missing since February and believes he is one of two unidentified men killed in a train wreck near a city. Chief Deputy McCormick asked for minute descriptions of the two men reported dead.
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William Terry
Ninth Street
Oakland
Cal
John Denman
Folsom Street
Mim City
Terry
McCormick
Dentistry Ad Promotes Dr HLA MacMillan on Bridge Street
A first class dental office advertises Dr HLA MacMillan on Bridge Street offering guaranteed work. Services include bridge work and specialties with claimed expertise and reliable results.
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Hla. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Mass at St Pauls Catholic Church Friday and Saturday
Rev Father Burns will conduct Mass at St Pauls Catholic Church on Friday and Saturday at 8 A M. The notice announces the services and the parish schedule.
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Father Burns
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Views of the Wreck Near Mill City for Sale
Seven different views of the wreck near Mill City for sale at fifty cents each. J. D. Richards, felant Photographer.
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Mill City
J. D. Richards
Humboldt Salary Bill Alters Humboldt County Officers Pay
Assembly Bill No. 55 changes officer salaries in Humboldt County. It raises Sheriff compensation to 2400 per year with expense allowances for travel, lowers Recorder to 1200 and caps fees, and reduces County Clerk to 900 plus fees with no county charges. Other offices like Treasurer, Assessor, and District Attorney have set salaries and duties unchanged or clarified.
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van Duzer
Humboldt County
Board of County Commissioners
Nevada
Paradise Dramatic Club Presents Ten Nights In a Bar-room
The Paradise Dramatic Club staged Ten Nights In a Bar-room in Kemler's hall to a large appreciative crowd. The young players received praise for their polished performances and emotional range. It was the club's first effort, leaving the audience hopeful for future entertainments. Paradise February 18, 1901.
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Paradise Dramatic Club
Kemler
Dramatic Club
Reapportionment bill gains Senate passage to governor
Legislative notes report Humboldt’s reapportionment bill adding four Senate seats has cleared the Senate and advances to the Governor. The anti nickel in the slot bill also passed the Senate, and the Assembly sent to voters a proposal on a constitutional convention. A bill bans sheep herding within three miles of towns, with an amendment allowing passage during shipping or shearing. Desultory debate in the Assembly is to end with stricter rules.
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Humboldt
Senate
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Piles
A Sacramento reader warns against counterfeit Witch Hazel Salve and promotes the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a safe, soothing cure for piles and skin troubles. Brown Bros advertise the product.
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DeWitt
Brown Bros
Brown Bros. —O
Smallpox Case Reported in North Ruby Nevada
North Ruby in Elko county records a smallpox case with several local deaths and health updates. Notable items include Carson natives Howard Gilson and Mrs. Andrew Lindsay passing away, a steam shovel crew arriving for ballast work, a Reno debate team contest with Hasting's Law College, and state treasury figures as of February 19 1901 totaling 1 637206 37.
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North Ruby
Elko County
Howard Gilson
Carson
Andrew Lindsay
Wolconda
Lovelock Argus
W. Fred Hassell
Linn
Reno
Hasting
Law College of San Francisco
William Weyland
E. J. Hanson
Hugh O'Neil
University of Nevada
Truckee
Washoe County
Reno Journal
Frank H. Treux
Fatal confrontation on Nevada ranch ends in near tragedy
A dispute between two Italian ranch hands at Tancredi Cordelli’s Carson River ranch escalated when Pagni struck Guadagni with a pitchfork and knife after a quarrel. Ranch employees intervened as Guadagni sustained deep back wounds, a bitten lower lip, and other injuries, with Lyon County sheriff notified to pursue Pagni.
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Tancredi Cordelli
Carson River
Virginia
Constantino Pagni
John Guadagni
Cordelli
Guadagni
Pagni
Lyon County
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh through constitutional treatment. The ad claims the cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from Brown Bros.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Purchasing Agency Ad for San Francisco Prices
Experienced buyers fill orders of every description for the latest goods at San Francisco prices. Special attention given each commission. Write for information. Examiner Building San Francisco. Phone Bush 253 February 191?
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San Francisco
Examiner
Restrictions on Masked Attire and Prize Details
Public notice bans children from masking and prohibits ladies in gentleman costumes. Spectators may dance only after masks are removed. Prizes include two gentlemen first prizes and two gentlemen second prizes totaling $100.
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