Local Notes and Distant Happenings Across Nevada
J R Benton from Kennedy and R C Blossom of Battle Mountain visited. Jay Hearn arrived from McDermit. Snowfall near Tracker totals nearly 13 feet. Reno ships cattle and sheep west. Kennedy quiet until summer. Carson printing job for Al Linn. Vaughan ranch sale to W B Bonnifield. Inauguration of Silver party hall at Carson expected to be grand. Librarian D S Tromma moving to Winnemucca. Cozzens brings Chinese man jailed 69 days for selling whisky to Indians. San Francisco Call estate sale at £360000 to Charles M Shortridge. Public school urged. Governor Budd hears that no gubernatorial contest before legislature. Fire from boy playing with matches. state library to gain 88 volumes. Westerfield donates portraits of legislators to university. Carson Tribune prints scarce New Year edition. requests for copies persist.
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R.C. Blossom
Battle Mountain
Reno
California
Kennedy
Carson Weekly
al Linn
Carson
State Printing Office
J. A. McMillan
Ogden
Vaughan
W.8. Bonnifield
Winnemucca
Austin
San Francisco
Symonton and Pickering
Charles M. Shortridge
Budd
Hart
Nudd
Commissioners Open Bids for Prisoner Boarding and Bond Plans
The Humboldt County commissioners bid and accepted a bid for prisoner meals, consider refunding 52000 in courthouse bonds at 5 percent, and set May 1 1895 as bid deadline. They granted Pine Forest school district and fixed treasurer bonds at 60000, with adjournment until March to fix 1895 tax levy. A Verdi accident left an 18 year old boy gravely wounded when a gun misfired during a goose hunt.
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Board of Commissioners
D. P. Crook
Paradise Valley
Paradise Toll
J. A. Cochran
Burying County
Humboldt
Pine Forest
Sacramento Jails Detain About 100 Idle Persons
Miscellaneous notes report about one hundred tramps and idlers held in Sacramento city and county jails. Other items include a Vienna nobleman winning a bet standing on one foot four hours, and a Maine inventor claiming a submerged war vessel.
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Sacramento
Vienna
Maine
Ohio
Cincinnati
Royal Baking Powder Company Ad in New York
Ad from Royal Baking Powder Company centered at 106 Wall Street New York promotes its product with a concise business listing and branding within a period newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder CO
Wall
New York
Three Stingy Men on Record Delays and Refusals
An exchange describes three infamous stingy men. One refuses water unless from a neighbor’s well, another bans large handwriting as wasteful, and the third halts his clock to save wear on the machinery. They also reject newspapers to spare their spectacles from strain.
Stockholders meeting notice and varied local ads
The First National Bank of Winnemucca schedules its annual stockholders meeting in Winnemucca Nevada on January 10 1895 to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. Also notices offer legal blanks for sale and advertise Ayer s Cherry Pectoral and Almanac. Hunters are warned to keep out. advertising for cooks hay and diamonds appears along with watch repair services and jewelers in Reno and Whe n em ucka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Winnemucca
Association
Winnemucca
Nevada
Td. Geo. S Nixon
Quaker Dried Sweet Corn Sells at A Kleinhans Store
A brief note invites customers to visit A Kleinhans' store for a package of famous Quaker Dried Sweet Corn. The item is highlighted as a desirable food purchase.
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A. Kleinhans
Jsti
Price's Cream Baking Powder Ad Grows New Confidence
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is praised for highest leavening gas release and purity. The author cites superior keeping qualities and overall wholesomeness and efficiency, noting a shift in opinion based on new methods to prevent baking powder from losing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Mott
New York
Mott
Indian Department
Amd
Henry A. Mort
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J. R. Benton
Jerry Hearn
McDermit
C. B, Brown and Family
Oakland
Carson City
Austin Reville
D. $. Troma
Eugene Cozzens
Lovelock
Justice Young
Mra. F
F T. Benson
W. J. Westerfield
State University Library
Westerfield
Lyon County
Carson Tribune
Commiss
Ioners’ Proceedings
Reno Gazette
Jerry Menard
Ely
Mr. Menard
Verdi
Des. Phillips
Paradise
Sana M. Reseptor
Jae
South Enid
O. T
Williams
James Brown
James Smith
East
Debs
Supreme Court of the United States
Augusta
Bailey Johnson
Truxton Beale
Hattie Blaine
James G. Blaine
H. Hutchins
Denver
Col
Gertrude Hutchins
Clarence W. Clark
Henry Schmidt
Hans Bender
Danberg
Water Canyon
Cottonwood
Here
East Range
Coyote
C. A. Norcross
Crawford
Salt Lake
Tate
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A.D
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
Leney & CO
Antcale
Paul Neth
Fourth Street
F. C. Robins & Co
Jajlo
F.C. Routrs & Co
Hose
Hood
Ayer
Tes
Stautree
Rinehart Photo Co
H. Frederick
W. A. Brown
Whenemucea
Joee
HL Frederick, Jeweler
Nev
High Government Authority