Local Updates and Events Across Paradise and Nearby
Paradise residents discuss upcoming events and notices including Uncle Tom's Cabin play on Tuesday night and M E church services tomorrow. Delinquent tax sale announced for January 20 at the courthouse door. Ice damage and weather impacts noted with ongoing forecasts and rail repair delays. Water pumping station components arrive for the April Fool pipeline project as nine miles of pipe works finish.
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Paradise
DeLamar Lode
West
Armory
Eva
Installation of Humboldt Lodge Officers January 16 1896
At Humboldt lodge No 16 I O O F a regular meeting installed officers for the term J A Cochran N G J M Thomas V G E S Archer R S G Thos Shane T F M Fellows R G P Laveaga L G Felix Poulin R S N G S Pedroli L G N G W M Nelson W M Reinhart C J A Rogers L G P Rask O S G
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Humboldt Lodge
J. A. Cochran
N. G
J. M. Thomas
V.G
E. S. Archer
Thos
Shane
F. M. Fellows
P. Laveaga
Felix Poulin
R. S
S. Pedroli
W. M. Nelson
M. Reinhart
J. A. Rogers
P. Rask
O. S
Windmill company signs San Francisco mill contract
The Wadsworth Dispatch reports the Multi-motor Windmill company with Nevada investors plans mills built by O'Brien machine shops in San Francisco for the market. It notes movement of mail service and criticizes delays from Winnemucca to Carson and Virginia City papers, urging scrutiny of a suspected problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Dispatch
Comany
W. H. A. Pike
C. A. Norcross
J. Hi. Thies
Wilson
General Pacific
Elko Independent
Winnemucca
Carson
Virginia
Liver Starr
Lasp
Carson Ciy
Carson City
Nevada
George L. Mitt
William
Pitt
Lovelock
Humboldt County
John T. Reid
Edward M. Emmons
Interior Department
Sen O. H. Gallup
Register, Dy Lite
Double Murderer Johnny Buster Confesses at Lovelock
Johnny Buster confessed yesterday at Lovelock to killing Frank Messa and Frank Jones last November. Monica Echeverria and Buster were involved, with Echeverria held to answer by Justice Young. The case includes alibi claims, a winged horse clue, and a broader set of local notices and events.
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Johnny Buster
Lovelock
Frank Messa
Frank Jones
Justice Young
Monica Echeverria
Echeverria
Gunn
Buster
Pyr
Amid Lake Reservation
Franke Jones
Jones
Limbo
Rook
Nugent's
Lovelock Notes Summary of Local Economy and Oddities
Lovelock reports 4800 beef cattle fed through winter with hay supplies ample. Daily baled hay shipments to eastern and western points average about a carload. Lovelock flour mills run fifteen hours daily as river water rose. wheat prices encouraged farmers for a record crop if water remains sufficient. Also notes a mischievous roof walk craze and a rural fire brigade anecdote about a hen on a fire engine threatening its departure.
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Lovelock
Saver
Lem Allen
W. Douglas
Churchill County
Lovelock Mills
Faust
Young
Jack Jurgensen
P. N. Marker
Rapid Union Pacific travel times advertised to Denver to New York
An old notice touts fast connections from Winnemucca to Denver Omaha Chicago St Louis Kansas City and New York via Union Pacific with Pullman sleepers dining cars and free reclining chair cars. It mentions ticketing through Union Pacific and dates in the ad copy.
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Denver
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Union Pacific
Jy Lott
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R. HL. Schwarts of
Chas. Kemler
L. Godehansx
Willow Point
B. Recanzone
O. B. Cook
Godchanx
M. E. Church
Truckee Ice Palace
Foster
Emigrant
Epworth
Nieves Leale
Wile
Fourth and
Melarkey Streets
Grant Avenue
Market
Blythe Block
Brook Street
Hastings
Pearson's Weekly
Dr. Perry
Lafayette Hotel
Leavening Powe Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
East
State OF Onto
Cit
Toledo
Lucasx County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Smale
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Drusgints
Railroad Street
Jankims
M. T. Coats
Hood
E. Retwuant & Co
A. Kleinhans’ Epicure
E. Remuart & Co
Scustor
Boor & Suor Stone
Cook Twin Sisters
Uncle Toms
Broadway Theater
Diehl
Sale Stable
Cons
Owens & Co
Montana
Giroux
W. Summerfield
Geo. Kyle
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