Trial of Bouton jury chosen with chief witness missing
The Bouton trial opened with a juror panel formed after a delay as chief witness Joseph O Neal failed to appear. The state sought a continuance to compel his presence, arguing he was essential, while Bouton’s side urged proceeding.Court recessed until 10 A M tomorrow. A date error noted for a San Francisco stockmen meeting on March 8 now set March 5.
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W. C. Hatton
Joseph Thornton
Unionville
James Thornton
Harry Harvey
D. Duncan
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B. W. Stewart
Thomas McConnell
Jehrel Biotth
Albert Abel
W. J. Miller
W. H. Corbiere
A. R. Shaw
Jehlel Smith
Chas
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W. P. Hatton
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Warren
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State and Coast Notes on Nevada and West
State and coast notes report on Love lock church construction plans John Sparks buys buffalo for his Reno area ranch and Esmeralda and Nye counties receive money orders Golden Gate park bans autos in San Francisco DeLamar mill dust victims may end with wet processing Spring Valley water plan discussed at Stateline California mining visitors to Mason Valley silver forces unite in Idaho Falls rail line shift Reno reduction works resume full output Mulford weather threatens Carson river irrigation Fay and Deerlodge town lots fetch low prices Stateline Utah area lots fetch higher prices Lincoln county switches to cash basis W and T railroad acquired by Southern Pacific Reno to host end of division and car shops Lincoln Copper mine ships over 50k pounds ore Modena smelter delayed for water jacket. freight rates Modena to Stateline $5 per ton.
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Sodaville
Esmeralda County
Junction
Nye County
Wees
Park Commissioners
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
DeLamar Mill
Fay
Deerlodge
Nevada
Stateline
Utah
Lincoln County
Local and Personal News Notes and Lent Dates
J R Harvey arrived from Paradise J N Taylor came up from Mill City H N Leeper arrived from Lovelock James F Boyd Lassen County District Attorney arrived from Susanville to attend the Bouton trial Shrofe Tuesday Ash Wednesday begin Lent Western Meat Company shipped eight carloads of cattle to South San Francisco bought from Evans and Curtner P H Noonan shipped six carloads to Santa Rosa bought from A W Riley
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J. R. Harvey
Paradise
J. N. Taylor
Mill City
H. N. Leeper
Lovelock
James F. Boyd
Lassen County
Susanville
Cal
Bouton
Western Meat Company
San Francisco
Evans & Curtner
P. H. Noonan
Santa Rosa
A. W. Riley
Entertainer Ella KnidMt to Perform at M E Church
Famed elocutionist and impersonator Ella KnidMt will present humorous and dramatic recitations and costumed impersonations under the auspices of the M E Church on Thursday evening March 8. Delsarte posing will be featured and admission prices to be announced later.
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Ella KnidMt
M. E. Church
Delsarte
Fandango at Golconda Invites State Tribes
Piutes captain Johnnie Troy issues a statewide invitation to a fandango and war dance at Golconda. The gathering will begin March 18 and run for five days.
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Golconda
Johnnie Troy
Piutes
March Weather Record From 22 Years Of Data
The Weather Bureau bulletin lists March climate at this station over twenty-two years. Mean temperature 41, warmest 47 in 1883, coldest 22 in 14987, high 82 on March 29 1879, low 3 below zero on March 11 1882. Precipitation 0.98 inches. greatest 3.04 inches in 1899. least 0.20 in 1885. Snowfall high 5.0 inches on March 4 1899. Winds mainly southwest. peak gusts 66 mph from west March 31 1888 and southwest March 28 1897.
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Observer Hayden
Weather Bureau
Old Humboldter Dies in Ohio
Obituary notes the death of F. J. Daniels in Garretsville Ohio on the 17th from diabetes. He helped found Humboldt City, ran a blacksmith shop, built the Humboldt House with George W. Meacham, later entered banking, and left a widow with three daughters.
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Old Humboldter
Ohio
F. J. Daniels
Humboldters
Garretsville
Dan
Humboldt City
George W. Meacham
Humboldt House
The Same Old Jim and Patently Curious Remedies
A mixed patch of notes mentions Jim Townsend recounting surgery for dropsy in Oakland, a medical pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of cures and a $100 reward, a Winnemucca sale notice for a hotel range, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, seeds from Congressman Newlands, a wife’s beauty question tied to digestion, and Karl's Clover Root Tea promising relief with a money back guarantee.
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Jim
Jim Townsend
Bodie
Oakland
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Winston
Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure Endorsed
Proven preventable consumption research supports care and early action. The ad claims the product cures worst cold or cough and offers a positive guarantee, available at Eagle Drug Store for over fifty years.
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Shiloh
Eagle Drug Store
Plums Sale Post With Special Interior Orders
Advertisement notes plum sale Feb 26 to Mar 3 with glass checked toweling blue and pink checks eight yards for 80 cents cash. Special attention to interior orders and merchandise exchanges for fresh ranch eggs at market prices.
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DeLamar Messenger
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Winnemucea
Nev
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Questi
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S.c.wells & Coleroy
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Toronto, Can
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
E. Crook
Newlands
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House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
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Karl
iCers Elegie
F. C. Robins & CO
P. A. Pinson
Afayette
Paradise, Nevada
Buckeye
Hollingsworth
Kentucky
Lforso Pasquale
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