Local and Personal Happenings Include Diphtheria Rumor Denial
BP B Abel arrives from Golconda. L Godchaux leaves for San Francisco. Fred Anderson comes from Arcana. M J Monteith arrives from Chicago. A Farrington arrives from Elko. J T Wheeler heads west on legal business. A Hallowell arrives from San Francisco. Fanchon the Merry Cricket plays Armory hall tonight. St L Hinkle returns from Wil sow Point. Diphtheria rumor found baseless. Mrs M Hofman departs for San Mateo due to son's illness. Southern Pacific pay car boosts rail workers. Bert and Mrs Smith with daughter visit Reno relatives then California. Buchanan Dramatic Company arrives from Austin for week at Armory hall. Mrs Vicks departs for Wadsworth. Mr Vicks promoted to road engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington
Elko
J. T. Wheeler
West
Co. A. Hallowell
San Francisco
Fanchon
Merry Cricket
Armory Hall
St. L. Hinkle
Wilsow Point
B. H. Buchanan
Raymond Wilson
E. H. Meade
The
Buchanan Dramatic Company
Austin
Fanchon the Cricket Tonight at Armory Hall
The Buchanan Dramatic Company cannot open Winnemucca show due to missing scenery but will perform Fanchon the Cricket at Armory Hall tonight. The company is strong and eyes expect large audiences all week with reserved seats at Eagle Drug Store. The Austin Reveille lauds their seven night Austin engagement and promises a warm welcome if they return.
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Buchanan Dramatic Company
Winnemucca
Armory Hall
Austin
Humboldt Boy's Bright Career On California Train
Governor Gage Senator Shortridge and Speaker Pendleton joined Louis Neal of Humboldt on a train from San Francisco to Sacramento Sunday evening. Neal, born in Paradise, is noted for a distinguished career as a California legislator. The Nevada Assembly's Van Duzer faced humorous jibes over the lottery bill and prize fight law with sharp comebacks from the California delegation.
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Gage
Shortridge
Pendleton
Louis
Neal
Santa Clara County
van Duzer
Nevada Assembly
San Francisco
Sacramento
Touls
Humboldt
Paradise
California
Nevada
Steam shovel speeds car loading for SP ballast work
The Southern Pacific uses a steam shovel to load gravel for ballast, greatly improving over hand loading. A car can be loaded in two and a half minutes, allowing about 240 cars per ten hour day, though not all are loaded daily due to time spent hauling cars from the pit.
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Southern Pacific Company
How Love Is Measured On Bridge Street
A young couple walking on Bridge street overheard a man say love cannot be measured except by the armful. The exchange ends with the woman posing the question and the man replying with the armful measure.
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Bridge Street
Death of Well-Known Butcher Barney Morn
Barney Morn a prominent San Francisco wholesale butcher died Sunday in that city. He had long been engaged in cattle buying and slaughtering and was well known in Nevada. He had many warm friends among the stockmen of this county. Trib is a miner's constant friend.
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Barney Morn
San Francisco
Nevada
Carson Letter Reports Short Sessions and Early Bills
The Carson session opened with brief meetings and an adjournment to Wednesday in memory of the late George Alt of Washoe County. A Senate bill to eliminate the State Livestock Inspector and House measures to cut officer salaries were introduced. The Humboldt delegation remains active as the session proceeds.
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George Alt
Washoe County
Senate
Allen
Humboldt
H. McIntosh
van Duzer
Townsend
Arlington
Pitt
Nelson
Carson
State University and Asylum
Wilson
Eureka
Sweeney
Ormsby
Jacobs
Washoe
Skaggs
Elko
Ties of Fraternity Ensure Fair Burial for Mason in Reno
Charles Harris died of pneumonia at the county hospital. Lacking funds and friends, he was nearly buried in the potter’s field until a letter from Florence in Houston with a forget-me-not prompted a Texas telegram. Reno Lodge No. 13 F and A M funded a $150 funeral and placed him in the Masonic cemetery with a floral tribute.
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Charles Harris
Reno Gazette
Potter's Field
Houston
Texas
Florence
Lodge of Masons
Reno Lodge No. 13
King
Reno
Unaworth
Reno Lodge
Masonic
Truckee
Tonapah Has a Bright Future Report
John Cavanaugh of Sodaville, arriving from the Comstock, reports Tonopah mine camp with a bright future. The camp has forty five men and a single completed grocery store. No saloon exists. the deepest shaft is thirty feet with gold bearing quartz in drifts. ore is hauled to Sodaville by six teams.
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John Cavanaugh
Comstock
Sodaville
Virginia
Tona~ Pah
Tonopah
Italian migrant found dead from exposure in California hills
Guiseppe Lucehetl, relative of John Capell, left Dayton for Como on Tuesday morning and was last seen alive. A search party found his bones in the vomo hills, the flesh eaten by coyotes. He was 29, born in Italy, presumed to have perished from cold. Virginia Report
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Guiseppe Lucehetl
John Capell
Dayton
Como
Vomo Hills
Italy
Virginia
That Means Rheumatism Pain Balm Ad Offer
Sore and swollen joints and sharp pains signal rheumatism. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is claimed to conquer it, with one application reliving pain. Sold by Brown Bros. druggists. Also De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles sores eczema and skin diseases. Beware of Imitations Brown Bros.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
de Witt
Scarlet fever outbreak prompts Verdi quarantine
Four scarlet fever cases trigger a quarantine in Verdi with authorities restricting movement. The Sunset Company's long distance service expands to Gaindnerville as another local update.
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Verdi
Sunset Company
Gaindnerville
Insurance payout estimate on Queen Victoria life
New York life insurance men estimate the total payout by English companies to policyholders who held Queen Victoria’s life policy at about 4 million to 5 million dollars. The estimate reflects the likely aggregate amount to be paid on those policies.
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New York
Queen Victoria
Chicago Woman Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Prominent Chicago figure Prof Roxa Tyler endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy after relief from a severe cold that threatened pneumonia. She praises its pleasant taste and quick relief and urges continued use. Also notes Brown Bros druggists carry it. Six million dollars spent by Union Pacific on track improvements improves safety and speed.
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Chicago
Roxa Tyler
Illinois Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Union Pacific Railroad Company
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
Grocery Prices in Delaware Market Ad
Delware 3 lb table peaches three cans for 50 cents. Mackerel extra choice 11 cents each, two for 25 cents. Japan tea 8 oz package now 15 cents, two for 25 cents. Two lb tins preserved strawberries and blackberries 25 cents each.
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Delaware
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
BP. B. Abel
Golconda
L. Godchaux
Fred Anderson
Arcana
M. J. Monteith
Trib
Fraternity
Tonaspah
State News Notes
Patrick Hurley
Comstocker
St. Mary's Hospital
Madison
Smith
Curter
Sadler
Central Pacific
Philippines
Lovelock
University of Nevada
Queen's Life Insurance
Buchanan
Eagle Drug Store
Kemler’s
Tal
Paradise Dramatic Club
Somibion
Burlington
Denver
Oma Louis
Black Hills
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Nelsen
Mackintosh
Way
Grocery Department
F.C. Robins & CO
Fay
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Diehl’s Book Store
C. Diehl
Felix Poulin
J.H. Hoyt
E. Reinhart & Co S
G. W. Summerfield
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