Local Happenings and Mine News Briefs
P Sweeney and Thus Dooley visit town along with Joe Blattner from Paradime. The 8 P payear arrived, H Wilbur came from Salt Lake, and W E Gifin from Reno reports. General Buckner shows improvement and will ride the afternoon train. Myrtle Dean wed George Clark in Chicago on the 25th. A train wreck in the caboose track causes damage but no injuries. H J Pratt reports gold prospects near Dawson and four feet of paying dirt. Senate acts on treaty ratification. county taxes eyed. Isabella mine Cripple Creek opens a major gold strike with guards in place.
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P. Sweeney
Dooley
Paradige
Joe Blattner
Paradime
8. P. Payear
Myrtle Dean
J. Anderson
George Clark
Chicago
H. J. Pratt
Alaska
Dawson
Reno
Pratt
Mercury
Nevada
Nevada Supreme Court upholds mining law discovery requirement
In Washoe county a Nevada Supreme Court decision upholds a state mining law provision requiring ten feet of discovery work within the specified days to validate a location. The case centers on claims in Olinghouse canyon district with competing ground entries and a prior ruling that a later location is valid. The court cites Erhart v. Board and Lindley on Mines to support that states may demand additional labor beyond federal rules and may forfeit noncompliant claims.
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Washoe County
Supreme Court
Bonnifield
Olinghouse Canyon
Colorado
Nevada
Erhart
U. S
Supreme Court of the United States
U.S
Congressional Hiw
Lindley
Congress
Colonel Chinn Rebuffed by Senator Comins in Nevada
The Carson News reports Colonel Jack Chinn, called a “gentleman from Kentucky,” was publicly rebuffed by Senator Comins in Arlington. Chinn drew a revolver after the encounter, but Comins remained unarmed and avoided further contact, signaling a decisive loss of respect for Chinn. The tale notes Chinn’s reputation as a man killer is not valued in Nevada, with tensions framed by their differing origins.
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Reno Gazette
New York
Jack Chinn
Kentucky
Gah
Carson
Chinn
Arlington
Coming
Comins
Nevada
Maine
Governor contest ruling opens path to quo warranto hearing
The supreme court at Carson denied a motion to dismiss the Information in quo warranto and set a hearing on demurrer for Saturday. Relator William McMillan is established before the court, confirming its jurisdiction to try the case.
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Supreme Court
Carson
Jorge Bonnifield
William McMillan
Butterick Patterns Agency Opens in County
A local notice announces Butterick Patterns has taken the agency for the county with a fall supply from New York City. The ad promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers pills for constipation and liver issues, and mentions Eagle Tong Store.
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New York City
BK. Retsnanr & Co
de Witt
Eagle Teng Store
Prevent Pneumont and La Grippe Cures Advertised
Newspaper ad notices promote Cham berlain s Cough Remedy Hood s Sarsaparilla and One Minute Cough Cure as preventives and cures for La Grippe and colds. Claims include epidemic effectiveness testimonials from users such as Mus Cranes Netsos Elden Mo and editor S A Fackler of Micanopy Fla. and sales by Eagle Drug Store and Brown Piper Co.
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la Grippe
W. A. Brown
Eagle Drag Store
Denggist
8. A. Fackler
The
Fla
Jtustler
Eagle Drug Store
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H. Wilbur
Salt Lake
W. E. Gifin
Welle, Fargo & Co
Buckner
J. Allan
Archer
Senate
Flannigan
United States
Spain
Henley
Hodgkinson
Kirman
Isabella
Cripple Creek
Colo
Si Deristonne Court
O. Matters
Paradise
Canam Clayton
K. Reiwaanr & Co
Chinn Called
Dayton
Flawe
Diamond Valley
Eureka County
Oregon
Jacob Klein
Wright
California Assembly
California
Truckee
Onl
Samuel Brown
Reno Journal
Nevada, California and Oregon
Fron
Tere
Capitol
Grant
Washington
A. W. Behrens
Eye
Dremen
Germany
Prof. Behrens
Schwartz Hotel
Saldif Ae
Mosford
H. Cross
Silver State
San Francisco
Carlier
Pneumont
Hood
Brown, Piper & Co's
Tee
Scott
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