Regents at Reno approve changes in State University leadership
The State University Regents in Reno accepted the resignation of Professor Jackson and removed Professor J. Verne Phillips. Thurtell was named acting president during Jackson’s absence. F. E. Ross and G. Londerback received new professorships in mathematics and chemistry. Regents approved Stubbs’s absence from two conferences in Fort Worth and Washington.
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Thuriell
State University Regents
Reno
Jackson
J. Verne Phillips
Thurtell
J. E. Stubbs
Regents
F. E. Ross
G. Londerback
Stubbs
Fort Worth
Texas
Stockgrowers
Association of American Agricultural Colleges
Washington
Local News Briefs From Winnemucca Area
Ww. C. Savage arrived from Golconda. A. R. Hardin came from Quin river ranch. Dr. W. H. Hood of Battle Mountain was in town. Oscar Hildebrandt the piano tuner stays several days. Mrs. J Nossinger left for Ogden to visit daughter Mrs. Leidig. No. 3 westbound due 6 pm. No. 6 eastbound due 8 pm. James Byrnes Jr. and wife came from Reno, then to Paradise. Masquerade ball at Golconda tomorrow. Winnemucca folks expected. John Wallace ill with pneumonia at Mullaney ranch near McDermit. Messenger sought a doctor for OH. Wilbur and C. D. Dean arrived from Golden Eagle mine. Wilbur installing a gasoline hoist to aid operations.
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Oscar Hildebrandt
J Nossinger
Ogden
G. Leidig
James Byrnes Jr
Reno
Paradise
Golconda
Winnemucca
John Wallace
Mullaney Ranch
McDermit
OH. Wilbur
C. D. Dean
Golden Eagle
His Better Half Comes to Armory Hall This Week
The Coming Attraction is the show at Armory hall Thursday evening January 26. The farce features new business songs dances and scenic effects with a sixteen member company including Boyle and Graham John Donahue Gerald Griffin Ed Clark May Donahue Alta de Kerman Mead and Bennett. The piece is wholesome funny and guaranteed to draw infectious laughter.
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Armory Hall
Boyle & Graham
John Donahue
Gerald Griffin
Ed. Clark
May Donahue
Alta de Kerman
Mead & Bennett
Brass Castings Stolen at Fulton Foundry
A Virginia City Enterprise report says about one thousand pounds of brass valued at 250 dollars were taken from Fulton Foundry over the past week. The theft appears planned by someone familiar with the site, given heavy pieces and no night guard. Police pursue leads to recover the metal and catch the culprits in a few days.
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Fulton
Virginia City Enterprise
Junior League Social Set At Church Tomorrow Night
The Junior League hosts a church social tomorrow at 7 30 pm with a prepared program and entertainment. Non members pay 15 cents admission.
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Tomorow
Laborer Thrown From Train by Conductor Near Floriston
John J. Henry, a laborer in the Boca ice fields, was knocked from a moving train near Floriston and broke his right leg above the ankle. Witness accounts say two companions were enticed aboard fare free, then Henry was struck by the conductor with a small pistol before being hurled onto rocks and later taken to Reno. his wife in Grass Valley was notified.
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Reno
John J. Henry
Boca
Floriston
Henry
Truckee
Grass Valley
Cal
State News Notes From Reno and Surroundings
Richard Ryland of Reno sinks an artesian well in the town park. A Reno youth advertises for a wife in the Journal. A shipment of 150 head of horses for the army in the Philippines ships from Reno. A complaint at the Virginia Chronicle office claims over 200 University of Nevada students were counted in Washoe county census. Orlando Hitt of NCU loses the middle finger in a circular saw accident at Amedee. The Wadsworth scandal is hushed. case dismissed after failed lawyer attempts. Depositions taken in Yeargin v Southern Pacific. Yeargin died while employed by defendant. Inland boundary survey progresses from Lake Tahoe to the Colorado river over 400 miles. Postmortem shows Indian Frank died from wild parsnip instead of broken glass. Lieutenant Anderson of Elko reports replies from Senator Stewart and Congressman Newlands on Campbell’s Mexican jail imprisonment. Stewart appeals embassies Clayton for intercession.
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Philippines
Reno
Virginia Chronicle
State University
Washoe County
Lieutenant Anderson
Elko
Stewart
Ewlands
George W. Campbell
Clayton
Campbell
Byrnes and Gillilan Wed in Reno Ceremony
James Byrnes Jr. and Miss E Mae Gillilan both of Paradise valley were married in Reno Tuesday evening by Father Reynolds. The bride is praised as a fairest daughter of the valley and the groom is noted as a thrifty young man. Friends in Winnemucca extend best wishes.
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James Byrnes Jr
E. Mae Gillilan
Paradise Valley
Reno
Reynolds
Mrs. Byrnes
Winnembucca
Shakespeare Club Meeting Tonight at the Church
The Shakespeare club will meet in the church tonight at 8 o clock. Members and new joiners should give their names to secretary Mrs. Nixon. An invitation is extended to all interested in attending these meetings.
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Shakepeare Club
Nixon
Aecate
Growth and Improvements Spread Across Lovelock Area
In Lovelock Nevada on January 17 1900 reports detail new houses stores and a growing business presence including Har rington Williams Edmondson Bros Piper Baker and Purviance. The Central Pacific roadbed gains support as Chinamen workers prepare gravel pits for ballast. The Big Meadows district notes 7000 tons of wheat and nine thousand cattle fed for San Francisco markets.
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Lovelock
John Harrington
G. W. Williams
Edmondson Bros
H. B. McDonald
L. M. Piper
William O'Leary
F. B. Baker
Blossom & Blossom
Klondike
Lovelock Commercial Company
C. C. Smith & Son
K. of P. Lodge
Central Pacific
Rodgers
Joseph Hill
San Francisco
Western Meat Company
Oscar Hildebrandt. Lovelock
Nev
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims constitutional cure
A 19th century advertisement states catarrh is constitutional and must be treated systemically. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo is promoted with a $100 pledge for any failing case and internal doses claimed to affect blood and mucous tissues. Also notes Hall's Family Pills as superior.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Republican Call for Humboldt County Meet at Winnemucca Courthouse
All residents of Humboldt County interested in the Republican party are invited to meet at the courthouse in Winnemucca at 110 A.M. on Saturday January 20 1900 to organize a County Central Committee and to transact other business. By order of the chairman of the last Central Committee J A Langwith Secretary Jan Leta
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Humboldt County
Winnemucca
J. A. Langwith
Jan Leta
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Cure
M. V. Fisher of Liberty West Virginia echoes global praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a universal cure for croup. He reports lasting success in his family over several years with Brown Bros. Drugists selling the product.
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Union
Chamberlain
M. V. Fisher
Liberty
W. Va
Brown Bros
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming immediate relief from pain and diarrhea relief. It markets the syrup as the work of an old physician, priced at twenty five cents and sold by all druggists worldwide.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Cure
An 1880s style health advert promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing rheumatism by addressing the blood cause. It claims digestion improvement and permanent relief from dyspepsia, plus Hood's Pills for constipation at 25 cents.
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Hood
Commerce and Advertisements From Robins Co and Eagle Drug
A collage of ads for Karl's Clover Root Tea health claims priced at 25 and 50 cents, merchandise from F C Robins Co including Merino hose hats and underclothing, a note on 300 box elder trees, Lost item on Bridge street, and a sale on blankets and hats. Includes a refund promise and local business notices.
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Karl
Eagle Drug Store
Shilohs Consumption Cure Guarantee and Prices
On every bottle Shilohs Consumption Cure a guarantee promises a refund if two thirds are used and no benefit is shown. Pricing includes 25 cents 50 cents and 100 dollars with Eagle Drug Store as the supplier.
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Shiloh
Eagle Drug Store
Redemption of Courthouse Bonds Notice Humboldt County
Notice to bondholders of Humboldt county Nevada that 3639.36 dollars is on hand for redeeming Courthouse Bonds issued in 1895 numbers 6 and 7. Interest will cease in thirty days from the notice date. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. Seal date January 6, 1900.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
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A. R. Hardin
Quin River Ranch
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Battle Mountain
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Journal
Orlando Hitt
N.C.U
Amedee
Wadsworth
The
Wadsworth Dispatch
Yeargin
Southern Pacific Company
Corporation
the Coast and Geodetic Survey
California
Lake Tahoe
Colorado
Indian Frank
Austin
C. Hall
Republican Call
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W. Funk
Winnemucca, Ney
F. C. Robins & CO
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B. Klucny's
F. C. Robins & C O
F.C. Robins & CO
Enceisa
Diehl’s Book Store
Winnemac
Berton Ge Fr
Aast Patenitine
Immelate
C. Diehl
G. W. Summerfield
J. H. Hoyt
Bri Street
Winnema Terre
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Boinhart & Go's
Felix Poulin
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