Local Notes From Silver City and Wider News
In Silver City Nye County Professor Ring teaches. ex-State Controller Horton's 1894 report is in circulation. The California Senate election favors Perkins, with joint session to elect him. a Pure Food Exposition runs Feb 28 to Mar 16 at Mechanic’s Pavilion. Local politics in Wise County and Philadelphia corruption notes. Bob Fitzsimmons faces indictment in New York. Fort Worth prizefighter Rich Lewis convicted, with appeal to criminal appeals court. Public notices on regimental officer elections and local ads for Reinhart & Co. prices.
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Professor Ring
Silver City
Lyon County
Horton
Germany
Nye
U. S
California
George C. Perkins
Wise
Silver Party
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Presse
Bob Fitzsimmons
St. Louis
Syracuse
N. Y
Don Riordan
Bob
Fort Worth
Texas
Rich Lewis
E. G. Fenner
Roddy Gallagher
Henry Bohannon
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tere
Nevada Legislature Reports Jan 8 Proceedings and Committees
Senate opened with prayers and roll call. concurrent resolutions on lotteries and Reilly landing bill noted. Assembly committees listed. notices given on estates, per diem, and county officer powers. elections case and oaths procedures described.
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Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Coryell
Elko
Beck
Washoe
A. R. Mardin
Humboldt
F. Francis
Committee On Elections
Leete
Senate session reviews Hawaiian republic and Pacific railroads
The Senate met with President Sadler in the chair and handled motions on Hawaiian republic and Pacific railroad relations. Concurrent resolutions Nos. 2 and 3 passed, with No. 2 unanimous and No. 3 13 to 1. A veto on 8. B. 64 was sustained and reports were referred to committees.
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Senate
Sadler
Mitchell
Committee On Federal Relations
Committee On
State Board of Health
Summerfield
Comins
Reilly
Sensible Suggestions From New Executive to Legislature
The message from Governor Jones argues for economic reform to curb state expenses and reduce taxation. He calls for home manufacturing, encouraging capital investment, and expanded domestic production to boost employment and prosperity. He warns of financial control by banking interests and urges economy with a focus on protecting rights and liberty.
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Jones
No-To-Bar claims cure for tobacco in St Louis editorial
A St Louis Journal of Agriculture editorial touts No-To-Bar as a tobacco cure, citing cured cases including a prominent local architect after twenty years of use. The ad promises guarantee with no cure, no pay, and lists Sterling Remedy Co. as distributor along with New York and Chicago offices. Also promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla for appetite and blood purification, and notes various local notices and ads for jewelry and weaving services.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
W. A. Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
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Ruis
Welock
KE. Reinhart & Co
Eash
Nevada
Ila. O
Sommerfeld
Patchen
Maute
Boyle
Agriculture
Richards
Kaiser
Wilson, McCone and
Martin
Gregovich
Bille
Gignoux
McCone and
Sammerfiehl
Boyle, Richards and Mills
McCone, Martin and Mills
Wilson, Wise and
McCone
Wilson
Martin and
Mills
State Prison
Insane Asylum
Giregovich
Skaggs
Martin and Kaiser
Gregovich, Wise and McCone
Comins, Richards and Mills
Maute, Patchen and Kaiser
Assembly
Allen
P. J. Clyne
G.O. Gorman
Hinman
Court
Hall
McDonald
McNaughton
Conboie
Flannigan
Weiland
Hogan
Noel
Beals
Denton
Leidy
Briggs
Pitt
Newman
Russell
O. E. Allen
Murphy
Brockligs
Francis
C. FE
Allen and
Onstant
Brockliss
Greenwood
Gorman
Constant
Briggs and Wilson
Eureka
Lessly
Hogan, Flannigan
Wilsgo
Stanley, McNaughton
Corporation and Railroad
Coryell, Crisler
Stanley
Heinman
Crisler
Russel
Flanigan
Father Clyne
Pacific Railroad
Beek
U.S. Gov't Report
Lisson
Thas
Ue Mall
F. J. Cheney &C
Toledo
Cheney
West & Triax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hood
H Frederick
Reno
Nev
Jluel
Frederick
Brown
Winpee
Joe
A. Kleinhans
Epicure
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