Local News Highlights From Frigid Morning
Four degrees below zero this morning. Kennedy school has fifteen pupils. Weather predictor forecasts warmer days. Southern Pacific sued for not stopping at a station. Henry Schmidt may be around as weather permits. Saturday dances to occur every two weeks at the Old Corner. A dance at the Old Corner saloon was well attended despite licensing issues. Assemblyman Gorman proposes ballot marking by stamp instead of pencil. San Francisco racing figures Williams and others to be prosecuted for animal cruelty. The Chronicle claims a will theft scoop involving James G. Fair. Carson News mocks assembly sentence structure. Snow depths: Truckee 10 feet Summit 21 Cisco 15 Emigrant Gap 14 Blue Canyon 9 Towle 7 Dutch Flat 6 Gold Run 5 Cape Horn 3 Colfax 10 inches. Edna Middleton hosts thirteenth birthday party on Railroad Street with many gifts. A steer gains 100 pounds in 30 days by alfalfa and grain feeding. Corbett plans retirement after Fitzsimmons bout. keeping quiet before fight urged. Company D N N G officers elected at the armory. six new members welcomed. Officers: S. J. Anderson captain. C. L. Latirave first lieutenant. Charles Neth senior 2nd lieutenant. J. O. Westrope junior 2nd lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Era
Henry Schmidt
Gorman
H. Williams, Jr
San Francisco
Chronicle of
James G. Fair
Carson News
Truckee
Summit
Cisco
Emigrant Gap
Blue Canyon
Towle
Dutch Flat
Gold Run
Cape Horn
Colfax
Edna Middleton
Railroad Street
Edna
Springer Pushes Bill to Create Gold Reserve Bonds
Washington dispatch reports Chairman Springer of the banking and currency committee prepared a bill to issue gold bonds and maintain a gold reserve to redeem United States notes. The measure provides bond terms up to fifty years at 3 percent, aims to retire legal tender notes, and enacts credit and note reforms.
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Washington
Springer
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Treasury
Nevada Legislature in Session with Bills and Votes
The Nevada Senate and Assembly convened with routine business, committees assigning rooms, and bills introduced. The appropriation bill creating a legislative fund of 32000 dollars passed unanimously, while the Reilly funding bill faced a close vote and failed to reach the constitutional majority.
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Senate Senate
Sadler
Mitchell
Comins
Nevada
Gignoux
Assembly
Senate
Allen
Eureka
Wilson
Capitol
Gorman
Beck
Judiciary
Coryell
House
Committee OF the
Committee of the Whole
Be Alarmed No More By Kleinhans Tea and Coffee
A confident promotional note urges readers to try A. Kleinhans Epic coffee and tea blends promising a pleasant mood shift with repeated reassurance that readers will smile again after use.
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A. Kleinhans
Jeset
Local Ads and Offers from By Reinhart Co to Hood's Sarsaparilla
A mixed page itemizing prices and sales from By Reinhart Co and others. It advertises No-To-Bac nicotine cure, jewelry orders to H Frederick Reno, hay for sale by G. S. Nixon, Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood health, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and legal blanks for sale. It mentions W. A Brown as agent in Winnemucca and Lovelock Nevada listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Brown
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
H. Frederick
Reno
W. A. Brown
Winnemucca
Ptt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kennedy School
Butchers’ Gazette
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jim
Riordan
Armory
S. J. Anderson
C. L. Latirave
Charles Neth
J. O. Westrope
Oue
ApAa Legislature
Constant
Central Pacific
McDonald—Assembly
Reilly
Yeas—Allen
Briggs
Brockliss Court
Crisler
Flannigan
Hogan
Leidy
Murphy
McNauguen
Pitt
Russell
Stanley
Beals
Conboie
Denton
Greenwood
Hall
Hinman
McDonald
Newman
Newl
Weiland
Speaker
Francis
Bassett
Noel
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
U.S. Gov’t
Reinhart & Co
Jillmo
Gro. J. Coax
Lovelock
Ayer
Nixon
Hood
Hoop
U.S. Agric Dep’t
Dr. Price
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