Forces move to seize Semar and Leyte islands
Colonel Kobbe with the Forty-eighth Infantry sailed with gunboat escort toward Semar and Leyte held by insurgents. The Tagal army and blockade have caused widespread suffering with hundreds near starvation. Tagal General Mauricio proposed arming insurgents temporarily. Colonel Byrne refused and warned they would be treated as bandits. Byrne then surprised the camp, killing thirty insurgents including the General.
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Silver State
Manila
Collonel Kobbe
Dack
Semar
Leyte
Mauricio
Negros
Panay
Byrne
Luzon
Local arrivals and business notes from Golconda
Albert Lay arrives from Golconda while Paradise and San Francisco visitors abound. W B Townsend from Paradise and W F Asimur from Salt Lake join others at local hotels. Mines activity near Granite Creek includes Osgood Copper Mines openings, with R Battels and A M Corbett surveying prospects and Robert Bowers striking rich ore in a nearby tunnel. Morton Lindley operates bonded claim.
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Osgood
R. Battels
Osgood District
A. M. Corbett
Granite Creek
Morton Lindley
Robert Bowers
Editor assaulted after article sparks clash at Hike
The Independent editor was attacked Monday evening by W H Armstrong near Hike over a controversial article. The editor says further assaults will merit a coroner’s inquest. Armstrong was arrested.
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The
Independent
Hike
W. H. Armstrong
Armstrong
Snowy Readings From Humboldt District Snow Survey
Mr Bachman of Ruby valley reports heavy snow drifts in the Ruby mountains and asserts more snow now than at the spring openings of 1895 and 1896. Mr San Sumet notes little snow near Mound valley. Reports also indicate substantial snow in the county’s northern area.
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Humboldt
Bachman
Ruby Valley
Elko Independent
Ruby Mountains
San- Sumet
Mound Valley
Nevada Census Chief Details Plan for Twelfth Census
Nevada supervisor Earl W. Tremont outlines the likely division of the state into fifty census districts for the twelfth census. He will appoint enumerators and special agents, notes 173 filings for over fifty roles with 22 applications from women, and invites public cooperation for accuracy.
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Nevada
St. Earl W. Tremont
Duck Valley
Elko County
Pyramid Lake
Washoe County
Walker River
Esmeralda County
Washington
Washington Regarding These Divisions Has Been Received By Mr. Tremont
Earl W. Tremont
Eureka
State News Notes Touch on Quarantine Lifts and Elections
The Reno Reduction Works resumed after a shutdown and the Carson Indian school’s smallpox quarantine was lifted with all patients recovered. Nevada topics include new teachers for Eureka, a Bolivian mining post by Harry Sheehy, state board appointments, and ongoing state law and financial reports.
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Carson Indian School
Joe Pete Surrenders After Arranging Fair Trial
Joe Pete the Indian who killed William Dangberg at Gardnerville last summer surrendered in Carson City on January 17 after an arrangement with Attorney Woodburn. He agreed to surrender under a guarantee of a fair trial and to receive $500 of the $1,200 bounty to pay for his defense. Pete allowed himself to be arrested and met the party today.
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Gardnerville
Pete
Carson
Carson News
Joe Pete
William Dangberg
Woodburn
Paradise Births and Local Marriage News in January 1900
Paradise Nev January 8 1900 to G Alexander wife a girl and January 12 1900 to John West wife a girl report corrected for two baby girls. Also marriage of Miss Lucy Mendosa to Wilcox secretary of a mining company Jerome Arizona announced from Prescott. Catarrh cure advertisement claims constitutional remedy by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with pills offered.
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Paradise
Nev
G. Alexander
John West
Prescott
P. Laveaga
Lucy Mendosa
Wilcox
Jerome
Arizona
Miss Mendosa
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
C. Hall
Raffle Tonight At Up-to-Date Saloon For Two Bicycles
The raffle originally planned for Saturday is moved to this Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. It will be held at the Up-to-Date saloon and offers two bicycles as prizes.
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Satuday
Regular convocation announced for January 17 evening
A full attendance is requested at the regular convocation Wednesday evening January 17 at 8 oclock by order of the H P W A Brown secretary.
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R.A. M
Republicans to Organize County Central Committee
Residents of Humboldt County are invited to meet at the Winnemucca courthouse at 0 A M on Saturday January 20 1900 to organize the County Central Committee and transact other business. By order of the chairman, J A Langwith, secretary. Janieta. Straw Mattings fancy patterns reduced. See them. F C Robins & Co.
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Republican Cail
Humboldt County
Winnemucca
J. A. Langwith
Janiéta
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Cure
A Liberty West Virginia man endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a universal cure for croup, claiming perfect success in his family for years. The remedy is sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
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Union
Chamberlain
M. W. Fisher
Liberty
W. Va
Brown Bros
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Other Remedies Promoted
An advertisement bundle touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants claiming immediate relief and multiple cures. Also pitched Hood's Sarsaparilla for cleansing the blood, Hood's Pills, Karl's Clover Root Tea for digestion, and Eagle Drug Store offers Gents' and Boys' Merino Hose with price inquiry.
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Eagle Drug Store
How Is Your Wife Has She Lost Her Beauty
An assortment of advertising items notes remedies for indigestion and headaches claiming Karl's Clover Root Tea cures these ills. It lists prices and a refund promise at Eagle Drug Store along with miscellaneous sale notices and found items.
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Karl
Eagle Drug Store
Redemption of Humboldt County Courthouse Bonds 1900
Notice to bondholders of Humboldt County Nevada that 3639.36 dollars is on hand in the county treasury for the redemption of Courthouse Bonds issued in 1895 by the Board of County Commissioners. Bonds Nos. 6 and 7 will be paid upon presentation to the County Treasurer and interest will cease thirty days from the date of notice. Written by J. T. Dunn Clerk under county seal dated January 6 1900.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
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Virginia
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