Local Notes And Visitors In Town Busy Week
Local and personal items report T Reed visiting from Lovelock and J Dakin from Quin River Crossing in town. W L Pearce from Pleasant Valley and F Lymp from Lovelock arrive, G W Summerfield at the State capital, Miss Florence Bain returns to Golconda, W H Hood of Battle Mountain in town, T A Magor from Willow Creek registered at Winnemucca, J A Doll the Salt Lake cattle buyer staying at Busch, Mr and Mrs B H West from San Francisco at Lafayette. The grip epidemic grows with several cases. A southwest snowstorm covers the ground for an hour. Attorney F X Murphy returns after business elsewhere. Stauffer, Evans and Stewart back from Salt Lake livestock convention. Train No 6 seven hours late due to Sacramento division accident, ETA 9:30 pm. N P Moore leaves for White Rock to enter cattle business. Mrs Moore and child stay. Assemblyman Townsend of Paradise Valley still bedbound from a serious collarbone fracture. unable to travel to Carson soon. Sheriff McInnis subpoenas witnesses in burglars’ case at State University. Washoe grand jury to review soon.
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Florence Bain
Golconda
W. H. Hood
Battle Mountain
Thomas A. Magor
Willow Creek
Winnemucca
Ed. Stauffer
R. T. Evans
B. W Stewart
Salt Lake
Sacramento
N. P. Moore
White Rock
Elko County
Townsend
Paradise Valley
Carson
McInnis
Washoe County
State University
Drummer Arrested in Faro Game Theft Case
Constable LaVoy arrested F. H. Hassell, a stranger posing as a commercial traveler, on petty larceny charges after a faro game at the Up to Date. He allegedly took $20 more than his winnings. bail set at $50, with trial before Justice Rougon. District Court proceedings followed regarding the estate of F. M. Fellows. A Lovelock Argus report notes heavier snowfall on Humboldt headwaters, suggesting a good Humboldt water supply for the Big Meadows.
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F. H. Hassell
LaVoy
Hassell
Rougon
Hood
F. X. Murphy
Lovelock Argus
Humboldt
Legislature Organized at Noon in Carson
Special to the Silver State from Carson Nevada January 21 details the Nevada legislature organizing at noon with Senate and Assembly officers and clerks elected last night. Speakers named Catto P era Hum boldt C D Van Duzer, and pardons granted Saturday freed two Indians jailed since the 1890s, prompting local debate on justice.
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Carson
Nev
Senate
Illustrated Revival Sermon Series At M. E. Church
Revival services at the M. E Church last night filled the seating capacity. Rev. George King opened a series of illustrated sermons on Pilgrim's Progress with excellent pictures. G. H. Kenyon sang The Holy City, illustrated by ten views. Services continue for two weeks with the second Pilgrim's Progress sermon tomorrow night.
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M. E Church
George King
Pilgrim's Progress
G. H. Kenyon
Holy City
Re Eugene Howell Denies Speakership Interference
In a Saturday issue, Eugene Howell writes to the editor denying that his name was used in the Speakership race for the House. He states no one has right to use his name or claim his meddling or support for any candidate, and reiterates he has said nothing for or against any contender.
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The
Silver State
Eugene Howell
Railroad plans rumor in Reno city limits
Reno Journal reports from a Wella Fargo source that the Truckee and Wadsworth shops may move to Reno within a year. The informant also says a cut-off would bypass Wadsworth by a mile or two, forcing a detour south to avoid the steep grade east of the town. De Witt's Little Early Risers are praised as valuable liver pills by Brown Bros.
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Reno Journal
Wella Fargo
Reno
Truckee
Wadsworth
Wadaworth
Brown Bros
Nevada State News Notes T: None
Governor Sadler appoints Jame Benton Jr as Notary Public for Ormsby County. Lincoln county reports one divorce and nineteen marriages last year. Lyon county records seven marriages and no divorces in 1900. Lincoln mining camps quarantine against Utah smallpox. Lovelock Creamery stock payments due. nonpayment leads to forfeiture. Arnold Maher of Ormsby denied pardon. serving for cattle stealing. Road between Lovelock and Cottonwood may be cut off, reducing distance by ten miles. Heirs of Michael Sheridan sue Southern Pacific for 20200 damages after his death riding a railway tricycle near Deeth. J E Gignoux returns from Chicago with aid for Nevada relief. Attorney-General Woodburn rules Storey represented by one Senator and four Assemblymen. Tate election seats affected. Pardons Board grants Rufus Pippin one year for larceny. C C Robinson, serving five-year robbery term, denied pardon. Charles Adams leaves Stillwater for wood ranch. horse returns without him, search ongoing. Steamboat Springs artesian well yields three-inch flow, water spouts over fifty feet. Judge J C Bowmer dies at Santa Monica Soldiers Home aged 83. veteran of Blackhawk War. formerly mined in Nevada and California.
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Lovelock
Cottonwood
The
Argus
Michael Sheridan
Deeth
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Woodburn
Storey
Tate
Board of Pardons
Rufus Pippin
Lincoln County
C. C. Robinson O
New Hog Disease Baffles Colusa Farmers on Grane Island
Dispatch from Colusa California reports many Grane Island hog raisers have lost hogs to a new disease. Charles Burtis notes his herd fall from eighty to about thirty as hair falls and skin spots appear before rapid death.
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Colusa
Cal
Grane Island
Charles Burtis
A Shirt Drummer's Story in Carson
A San Francisco man, J. E. Haskell, recounts injuring his right leg last Saturday in Carson by slipping on ice while carrying a heavy valve. He suffered severe pain, slept poorly, and used Trib liniment three times Tuesday night. By Wednesday he could walk without a cane, reporting the pain relieved.
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Carson
J. E. Haskell
San Francisco
Cal
Woolgrowers Association Meets in Reno February 9 1901
Nevada Woolgrowers Association calls a Reno meeting on Saturday February 9 1901 at 2 PM in Judge Cheney's office to discuss important business. D C Wheeler president and J L Flanigan secretary urge large attendance. Legislative session 1900 saw clashes over gas knife and repeal of a dog law.
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J. Bonnifield
F. M. Fellows
J Cochran
F. M ‘Ellows
Cochran & Fellows
Woolgrowers Association of
Nevada
Reno Nev
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W. J. Dakin
Quin River Crossing
W. L. Pearce
Pleasant Valley
BP. F. Lymp
G. W. Summerfield
J. A. Doll
Busch
Mrs
B. H. West
Lafayette
District Court Proceedings
van Duzer
H. Martin
Douglas
J. L. Considine
C. H. McIntosat
Thomas J. Osborne
Lincoln
Lydia Williams
Kate Murphy
Eameralda
George Lary
Washoe
Mra
Maggie Furlong
Elko
William Merten
Byers
Lar
Der
Messenger
J. H. Muller
Ormsby
Page
William O'Hare
White Pine
Porter
August Benning
Assembly
C. D. van Duzer
H. H. Coryell
BE. L. Bingham
B. C. McDonald
Mr. Harrington
Mayhem
Eureka
Meffler
Lander
Lynn
Miss Bacon
Miss Farrell
R. R. Crawford
Robb
Ed Blanchard
Edward Muldoon
Willie Doe Jim
Sue
McDeid
Mr. Howell
State News Notes
Sadler
Jame Benton Jr
Lyon County
Utah
Lovelock Creamery Company
Arnold Maher
Ormsby County
State Board
J. E. Gignoux
Chicago
Dayton Times
Charles Adams
Stillwater
Stillwater Mountains
Adams
Wadsworth Dispatch
Steamboat Springs
J. C. Bowmer
Santa Monica
Judge Bowmer
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Denver
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Burlington Trians
Omaha
Kansas City
Louis
Black Hills
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Nesten
Mackintosh
Way
Grocery Department
Delaware
Japan
F. C. Robins & CO
Ite, WA
W. J. Bell
W.M. Piggott
Xain
J. H. Hoyt
Bridge Street
Winnemuc
E. Reinhart & Co
Diehl’s Book Store
Winnem
Soren Bint Naan
C. Diehl
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