Local and Personal Arrivals and Weather Note
I Commers arrived yesterday from Adie Valley. DP Mackie came this morning to Sacramento. George H Bain arrived from Golia this morning. J J Jones arrived from San Francisco yesterday. O Schneider arrived this morning Salt Lake City. HH Droste a Louis drummer arrived last night. R Harvey arrived yesterday from a Paradise Valley ranch. CO Threlkeld and wife of Berkeley registered at the Lafayette. F Clark came from Mill City yesterday to attend the bank meeting. FE Merrill and K T Williams from San Francisco this morning. M Lee president of First National Bank arrived from Reno tonight. C Moore manager of the Lovelonk Mercantile Company arrived this noon. Sibbald vice-president of the National Bank of this place arrived from Golconda this morning. H Noonan and Ben Noonan from Santa Rosa Cal yesterday. The former is a well known butcher here on cattle-buying. Mr and Mrs P Laveaga Jr and ten have returned home at Worth after a visit of several days. Mr and Mrs P Laveaga of the is morning was the coldest of the n five degrees below zero. Coal men and weather prophets note such cold. The Central Pacific has no marked decrease in the past day. the ral monte line now consists of one train daily with several coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Droste
C. Moore
Lovelonkmercial Company
Ning
Hn Sibbald
National Bank
Golconda
H. Noonan
Ben Noonan
Santa Rosa
Cal
Central Pacific
Ral Monte
Smallpox Report From Virginia District
A Cameron family on Summit Street, in Virginia, is at the center of a smallpox scare after a 20 year old member showed illness. Local doctors assessed the symptoms as possibly a fever or chickenpox, placing the Cameron residence under quarantine and restricting access to the home to curb spread.
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Virginia
John Dd
Cameron
Summit Street
Iniw
John
Jase Sully
McDonahl
Manson
A Whack at Reno and State Robbery Claims
Cann on News publishes anti Reno pieces claiming Reno is morally rotten and causes most crime statewide. The column argues other counties should cut Reno funds and separate from state treasuries. It rails against Reno influence and calls for reform across Washoe valley. Brown Bros. promotes Little Liver Pills and Kodol Dyspepsia Digest to aid digestion.
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Reno
Cannon News
Washoe Valley
Paradise Water Suit Nearing End After Forty-Four Day Trial
The Palmer-Silver water case in the Humboldt County District Court nears conclusion as plaintiffs finish rebuttal and defendants submit remaining measurements. A March 25 date is set for final arguments after legislative adjournment, with attorney Van Duzer opening and Bonriffield for the defense. Local farmers anticipate a decision impacting Paradise valley water rights.
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Paradise Water
Palmer-Silver
District Court
van Duzer
Carson
Humbold County
Paradise Valley
Bonnifield
Mr. van Duzer
Heaven
Virginia Amateurs to Stage Minstrel Next Month
State notes report Virginia amateurs scheduled for a minstrel performance next month. Other items include Bodie’s New Year temperature at twenty nine below zero, Ernest Bingham now employed at Carson’s State Printing Office, and indictments in the U.S. grand jury at Carson for liquor sales to Indians. The Courier notes Belmont demolition for Nye county mining camp lumber. Governor Sadler’s inflammatory rheumatism improving. Judge Reeves eyed for Eureka District Judgeship. Runaway accident at Carson injures Mrs Rickey and daughter. County Commissionership contest ends with defense attorney failing to answer timely. District Attorney contest shows Roberts winning by about ten votes. A Tuscarora Times-Review editor and local notices wrap the brief summaries.
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Virginia
Bodie
Ernest Bingham
Tuscarora Times-Review
Carson
United States Grand Jury
The
Courier
Belmont
Tonopah
New Nye County
Sadler
Carson Appeal
Reeves
Eureka
Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Turkeys for Sale in Mill City Nev
Turkeys for sale including fine large young gobbler specimens offered by Mrs J F Clark in Mill City Nevada. Contact for availability and pricing at the listed address.
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J. F. Clark
Mill City
Nev
Alfalfa and Hogs Show Profitable Western Farming
The Denver Stockman argues alfalfa is highly profitable when paired with hog raising. A pig raised on a ration of three quarters steamed alfalfa and one quarter cracked grains can reach market weight by eight months, yielding about 80 dollars. Light, 150 to 200 pound hogs are favored for quicker returns and lower risk.
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Denver Stockman
Newlands Calls for Government Storage Reservoirs
Telegrams report Congressman Newlands urged storage reservoirs for irrigation in the House yesterday. The Ohio Supreme Court ordered the grand jury to act to prevent the Jeffries Rubin fight in Cincinnati. Capetown dispatches note trenches under construction to defend the town against Boer raiders. Vienna reports powers blaming the United States for delaying Chinese settlement and pushing to remove Uncle Sam from the conference. Senate vote 34 to 14 tabled the army cantine reform, blocking sales on reservations.
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Newlands
Ohio Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Jeffries-Rubin
Cincinnati
Capetown
Vienna
United States
Uncle Sam
A Cure for Frost Bite
Carson, Feb. 22, 1897. In a storm last Tuesday I drove sixteen miles against a head wind. My face iced over and inflamed, with imminent suppuration on Thursday. After using Trib, by Monday the skin was smooth again. This testimonial claims Trib as a superior remedy and rubdown for frost bite and muscular troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Editors Enterprise
C. Latta
Trib
Jack Frost
Paradise Valley Case Schwartz Versus Stock Set For Feb 19
The Supreme Court schedules the argument in Schwartz and others versus Stock and others for February 19. The Paradise Valley dispute was tried in district court before Judge Talbot, resulting in a verdict for the defendant.
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Supreme Court
R. H. Schwartz
Et. al
Wilhelmina Stock
Paradise Valley
Schwartz Va. Stock
Talbot
Congressman Newlands Seeks Seed Applications for 1900
Congressman Francis G. Newlands has received his seed quota for 1900 and will mail seeds to any applicant who writes to the House of Representatives in Washington DC. All applications must be received by March 1.
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Francis G. Newlands
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
West Point Cadetship Exam at Reno Next Month
An examination for the vacant West Point cadetship will be held at the University in Reno on February 15 and 16, 1901. Applicants aged 18 to 22 must be sound in health and pass tests in reading writing spelling arithmetic geography English grammar and US history. The top candidate becomes principal, second best becomes alternate, both to report to San Francisco March 1 1901 for final board examination. The committee will seek travel rates for eastern attendees and applicants may contact J E Stubbs to learn more.
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Reno
Francis G. Newlands
West Point
United States
San Francisco
Board of Army Officers
Lovelock
Mound House
J. E. Stubbs
University
Mines and Mining Notes From Bodie and Nearby Camps
Bodie keeps a mining recorder open from midnight to file claims. Eureka shipments in 1900 totaled 10 382 tons split among Eureka White Pine and Nye counties. Barnes and Anderson near Independence report 2700 dollars in two months with ore potential around 60 dollars per ton. Large ore dumps and expanding stopes suggest value. To nopah shows promise as a major silver camp with new ore shipments, thriving stores, and deeper mining. Tarbet and Durant consider a 4 million dollar bid for the Idaho group at Rosland, while other major camps like Le Roi Center Star and War Eagle loom. Rumors of Blackstock Canada interest surface in relation to the Idaho property. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is promoted amid counterfeit concerns.
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Eureka
Eureka & Palisade Railroad
the Sentinel
White Pine
Nye
Barnes & Anderson
Independence
Hawthorne Bulletin
New York
Alex H. Tarbet
Oliver Durant
Idaho
Rosland
B. C
Lester
War Eagle
Center Star
Messrs.Tarbet
Durant
Idaho Group
le Roi
Teachers Examination Notice for Humboldt County Nevada
Notice of regular semi annual examination for teachers certificates in Humboldt County Nevada held at the Winnemucca schoolhouse starting at 8:00 AM Monday January 1 1901. Applicants must notify County Superintendent by January 14 1901. January 5 Bert L Hood County School Superintendent.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Winnemucca
Mother's Favorite Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad Claim
The copy promotes Mother's Favorite Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults, claiming it cures coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opium or harmful drugs. Sold by Brown Bros. druggists in the ad.
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Brown Bros
Mexican War Vet Praises Colic Cholera Remedy
A Mexican war veteran and editor attests that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy kept him from losing pension on every renewal by curing Mexican diarrhea he contracted in 1847 and 1848. He calls it unequalled as a quick, pleasant, safe remedy and notes Brown Bros. druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mexico
Brown Bros
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by Brown Bros
The advertisement urges quick action against lung trouble warning against delay. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a rapid remedy taken at first signs of a cold to prevent more serious illness. It claims swift relief and prevention of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief
Classic 19th century ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething aid. Claims cure for diarrhoea wind colic and inflamed gums with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. urged to request the product by name.
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Mrs. Winslow
Notice to Stockholders of First National Bank of Winnemucca
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank of Winnemucca will be held at the banking house on the corner of Bridge and Fourth streets in Winnemucca Nevada on Thursday the 10th day of January 1901 for electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for other proper business By order of the Board GEORGE NIXON Secretary Winnermaeen Nev Dec 11 1900
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First National Bank of
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I. Commers
Adie Valley
DP. Mackie
Sacramento
Eorge H. Bain
Golia
J. J. Jones
Sancisco
O] Schneider
Salt Lake City
P, Laveaga, Jr
Worth
P. Laveaga
State News Notes
T. B. Rickey
mecCormick
J. EB. Walsh
B. B. Roberts
Roberts
Carson News
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
C. Hall
Senate
West Point Cadetship
Mines and Mining
H. Roddick
Messrs
Stewart and
Dunlap
Butler
Brougher
Oddie
Sinclair and Davis
Sodaville
Belmont Courier
de Witt
Bert L. Hood
Schlitz Brewing CO
S. Lager Beer Depot
Faiy Pral
John Diehl
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