Local News Items From Carson to Verdi
Clouds pass over the region as Warren arrives from Carson and Siser is retained in the Jones mint case. Dozens of cattle move through Nevada with significant shipments planned from Mason Valley and Paradise. The Nevada Mission Itinerants plan a three day session in Carson starting April 24, while William Laurenson becomes a licensed lawyer. Local church events and a stove of mining optimism complement a patchwork of notices from DeLamar to Reno.
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F. Dennis
Jones
Carson
John Vance
McDermit Swekman
Mason Valley
FE. J. Lye
Aon
Charles
Paradise
H. Lewy
Nevada Mission Itinerants Club
William Laurenson
White Pine
Bil
Supreme Court
M. E. Church
Kev
Francis E. Brown
Tamales for Sale at Fourth and Melarkey Corner
Nieves Seale and wife offer tamales for supper with orders taken at their corner lot or at the Palace. Orders placed there will be filled any time after five o clock today.
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Nieves Seale and
Fourth and
Melarkey Streets
Nevada's Vast Resources Promised By Early Regional View
S. F. Jenewal of Commieier notes Nevada as a vast land of potential. He praises its size comparable to Great Britain and Ireland, grazing lands, irrigable valleys, mineral wealth, abundant water bodies like Lake Tahoe and Pyramid Lake, and strong agricultural and livestock prospects.
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Nevada
Great Britain
Ireland
New York
New England
New
Pennsylvania
Lake Tahoe
Pyramid Lake
Washoe County
Carson
Walker
Humboldt
Truckee Carson
Comstock
United States
San Francisco
Union
S. F. Jenewal
Commieier
Goebel bill defeated and Cuba and Jamaica items noted
Condensed telegraph notes report the Goebel bill to repeal the Southern Pacific charter defeated in Kentucky senate 26 to 8. The Arizona land lease for education is vetoed. House elects committee favors unseating Rob bing of Alabama and seating Aldrich. Cuban independence question moves to friendly offices with Spain. San Francisco police question a burglar case. Confession in Kentucky murder shifts motive to remove a wife. Senate Pacific rail cases postponed due to Huntington illness. Syrup of Pigs advertised as a family laxative with Hood’s Sarsaparilla branded for rheumatism relief.
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Kentucky
Senate
Arizona
House Elections Committee
Alabama
Aldrich
Great Britain
Venezuela
Bayard
Washington
Ballington Booth
Mount Clair
N.J
Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Cameron
Spain
Cuba
San Francisco
J. L. Franklin
Miller
Cattlesburg
James Dewitt
Carter County
Grayson
Dewitt
Rose
C. P. Hantington
Pacific Railroad
Gold Men Fight Carter Ouster Threats From New York
A New York dispatch dated February 17 reports threats to oust Senator Carter from the Republican national committee chair. Gold standard supporters in the chamber of commerce pledge to withhold funds if Carter or any compromise with silverites occurs at St. Louis. They warn New York financiers will cut campaign money and influence if the party deserts a gold basis, while forecasts of March weather disturbances and other notices fill the page.
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New York
National
Senator Carter
Republican National Committee
St. Louis
Gotham
Platorms
Carter
G.o. P
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
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Frank L. Siser
Helena, Mott
Busch
Hanson
Kennedy
DeLamar, Nev
Grass Valley
Cal
Grossman
Zirn
Seattle
DeLamar
Flo Stewart
Church Services
Epworth League
I. Francis Brow
Verdi
Voulks
Essex
Adilresa T. P. Bradshaw
Reno
Telegraphic News
Thomas Grace
Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacramentat
Sacramento
California
Manogue
D. C
U.S. Gov't Report
Foster
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Jth
Great Central Valleys
Twe Sister Men
J St
Pioche
Lode
Gowen
Horatio
Earth
England
Hook
Holland
Olland
Orry
Toledo
Lucas Coury
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney Co
A.D
A. W. Gleason
Ben Monlahs
Y Ney & Cm
Druggists
Ceat
Pioneer Leather
B. Staunton
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