Local Reno notes mention opera plans and various civic items
Judge Cheney returns to Reno. Wadsworth to produce an opera soon. Governor Jones improves slightly. Senator Stewart's wife ill in Washington. Several local residents travel or return from Paradise. Pension rolls list 254 Nevans at 87,040 41 annually. Truckee river forecasts and many short notices populate this page.
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Jones
Stewart
Washington, D. C
Slavan
Winnemucca
Battle Mountain
Nevada
Robert St. Clair Freed After 16 Years in Nevada Murder Case
Robert St. Clair was released from Carson state prison after a pardon granted days earlier, having served sixteen years of a twenty five year sentence for the murder of Patrick Tully near Lovelock on July 28 1880. The case featured trial in September before Judge Bonnifield, a bitter defense, and a jury verdict of murder in the second degree followed by St. Clair’s escape from jail and subsequent recapture.
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Blavatsky Theosophical Society
London
U. S
Jones
Brule
J. R. Williamson
Laura
Washington, D. C
Austin Reveille
Williamson
State League of Nevada
Washington
Pearl Trousdale
Second Street
Questa
Board of Pardons
Carson
O. H. Grey
Robert St. Clair
Humboldt County
Wm. Sinclair
Winnemucca
Miller
Patrick Tolly
Lovelock
St. Clair
Tully
Bonnifield
J. H. MacMillan
Berry
Grass
John Byrnes
Antone Hinkey
Ash Lane
Pat Maguire
Thomas Benson
Robert Gifford
W. H.woolcock
Paul Jasmin
Joseph Meyers
William Bailey
Desire Pascal
John Richards
Lovelock Notes from the Dispatch Items
Condensed news items report Curtis and Shaff starting work on Mrs. Edmondson's house, a hung jury in Marker vs Jorgen, a February retrial, Gee Ladd's improving health, Col. Joseph Marazen bringing 500 head of cattle for winter feeding, Mrs. Wim Pitt and daughter Ada returning from San Francisco, schoolhouse nearing completion, Rev. Welty's first sermon, and local business notes on hats, barbed wire liniment, real estate for sale, stoves and tinware, and dried fruit goods from A Klein Hansen.
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Wim. Pitt
San Francisco
Ada
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Tuts
Cheney
Reno
Wadsworth
Opera
T. C. Hanson
Oakland
California
Truckee
Hartley
Board of Pardone
Alice Byrnes
Katie Freemonth
Laura Holt
Gertie Lye
Hattie Riley
James
Frank Darrah
Mabel
Willow Point
Trenmor
U.S
Hi. Kirchner
W. Kirchner
L. Freemonth
W. Freemonth
EB. Freemonth
Riley
C. Lye
J. Byrnes
Byrnes
Paradise
TL. Toombe
Chris Malatesta
William Akin
R. Y. Crabb
Mason Valley
Spragg and Martin
Justice Field
Supreme Bench
E. Reinhart & Co
G. W. Summerfield
Ed Reinhart
Railroad Street
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
The
Carson News
Jim Yerington
A. J. Warner
Friends of Bimetallium
United States
Wharton Barber
Philadelphia
China
Japan
Ernest A. Herting
Herting
Emil Zahm
Yip Low
Esmeralda
Louis Cassagrande
A. Kleinhans’ Epicure
Hood
Robert ST. Clair Free
Ome
Tormpo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
PF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
Mall
Cheney & CO
D. O
East
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Union Pacific
Jy Lett
de. Perry
Lafayette Hotel
Leavening Powe
Wadsword “Dispatch
Curtis & Shaff
Mrs. Edmondson
Marker
Jorgeneen
Gee Ladd
Jos. Marazen
Hig Ranch
Welty
van Deventer
Rersnarr & Co
A. DD. Wilcox
Janloms
M. T. Coats
E. Beinnarr & Co
A. Kleinhans
Eagle Orue Divi
Winnemucca, New
W. A. Brown
Lessee
San Feenelsco
Winnemnecea
Sale Stable
Cons
Owens & Co
Montana
Aes
Giroux
W. Summerfield
Geo. Kyle
Propriet
Janémi
Ortos
Moore
John Leick
Jacob Leick
Jacob Latck
Jathmat
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