Various Reno News Bits Include Marrages Mining and Music
Cattle buyers from San Francisco and travelers from Pleasant report variety of arrivals and departures. mining news notes Ophir and grit mines near Central district. Jumbo group mines draw syndicate interest near Virginia City. A Chinaman was caught stealing coal. Judge imposes 40 days. Marriage licenses issued in 1895 show Lovelock and other towns. Sally Ann claim fencing to deter trespassers prompts town lot concerns.
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Reno
Gazette
New
Congressional Record
O. EL Wilbur
Salt Lake
Ophir
Grit
Central District
Viria
Pia
Reno Journal
Carson
Board of Health
W. J. Langevin
Velock
Kate A. O'Hara
Fuolamne County
Cal
Newlands
Annie
Nellie
Doraeehan
Louisa Craighead
Sam Sing
Hadley
Ougon
Kleinhans
Im. Reinhart
George Jer
Pascal
DeLamar
Upr
O R C Ball in Winnemucca Impresses Guests with Elaborate Decor
A New Year Eve O R C ball in Winnemucca featured a grand central lantern bell, evergreen garlands, four fir corner trees, and a Welcome frame. The Silver State orchestra opened with the Illinois Battleship March as guests enjoyed a lavish midnight supper and extended dancing until 5 30 a.m.
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Geo. C. Cornwall Division No. 4
O. R.C
Silver State Orchestra
W. G. Yule
Winnemucca
Danvera
Lafayette
Lafayette Hotel
Davidson scandal details in San Francisco church case
A San Francisco dispatch reports Mrs. Davidson offering new details on confessions by Dr. C. O. Brown and Miss Overman. She quotes Mattie Overman about Brown’s alleged coercion and affair, plus accusations of abuse, bribery, and threats within the First Congregational Church. She vows to reveal more names at her trial while still jailed. A separate note cites Richard Schweiss jailed for unpaid license fees amid saloon concerns. A Kleinhans advert ends the column.
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San Francisco
C. O. Brown
Miss Overman
Miss Davidson
Mattie
Tacoma
Dr. Brown
Richard Sehweiss
California
Virginia
Schweiss
U S Court Adjourns As Rumors Of More Arrests Spread
A noisy crowd gathered at the U S court in session as gossip swirled about possible further arrests. After business, the district attorney requested an indefinite recess while observers debated what next steps the Brale line might take and whether Uncle Sam will strike again. Reports mix legal news with sensational conjecture as the scene closes.
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U. S
U.S
Sau
Public notices and local ads in Winnemucca issue
Melis Poulin authorized to collect all money for Jasmin & Poulin and to pay outstanding bills. stakeholders urged to settle promptly. Clearance sale advertises men’s and ladies’ shoes plus children’s Gold Medal school shoes at Scumter’s Store. Help wanted for a travelling companion or nurse/housekeeper. apply at Central Hotel. Medical ads promote Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething. Gent’s hats and furnishings by Reinart & Co. and health shoes from Reinhart & Co. at discount prices.
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Melis Poulin
Jasmin & Poulin
Janex & Poutsn
Winnemucca
Scumter
Boor & Sion Starr
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Winelow
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Sweeney
Pleasant, Hey
Fra
Strabel
Hattie Clark
Humboldt
Susan Miller
Mily
K.T. Evans
San
C. M. Harvey
Central
May Clay
Wadeworth
Jack Martin
Wen
Ank
Ving
Jack
Adge
Dunn
John FE. Whitman
Maud M. Jimmmer
Jerry Sheehan
Fannie Panize Muller
William Henry Bend Maud Williams
Chas, B
Mary Buck
Joseph Annie E. Benson
Wilwhkomer
Abagail Catta
Nellie Hispinoza
Clark M. DeHaven
Ugh Munroe
N. P. Denio
M. Hall
Belleeck
Mattie Zevedo
Rosie "Lee
Ida B. . Smart
Annie J. Logan
Chris Ers
Richard Jor
Silvester J. Marker
DeLamar Real Estate
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O. R. C. Ball
Armory Hall
F. C. Robins & Co
Hooil
A. Kleinhans
Diz
U.S. Gov't Report
U. S. Court
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Draggists
Board of Education Meeting
County Board of Education
District Court
L. A. Buckyer
First National Bank of Winnemucca
Association
Nevada
Gro
Novox
Nev
E, Retmnarr & Co
Hood
Reinart & Co
F. Reinhart & Co
Stern, Auer & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nim
Ayer's
Ayer
Dr. J. 0. Ayer
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