Local and Personal Notes and Horse Races at Elko
Local items from Elko include departures and returns of residents traveling on No. 3 and by rail to Oakland Carson and Reno. Miss Rose Gardner is elected Elko primary teacher. a public school post in Winnebagon. Horse races drew crowds with Small Boy winning the 600 yards in a contested event and Incendiator winning the five-eighths mile race. A complaint against George Simpson was withdrawn after a police incident during an arrest attempt.
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Rose Gardner
Elko
Miss Gardner
Winnebueen
R. Sage
Small Boy
Dick Vannatta
W. Stewart
Marguerite
The Mill of Justice and Land Survey at Big Meadows
Constable Moore jailed a tramp Harry Jones for disturbing the peace and a drunk Indian Mike John. Both pleaded guilty in Justice Court and face sentencing this afternoon. Skinny Pascal, also Indian, was arrested for driving his horse into a bogey with two women. a shaft broke and a runaway nearly followed. L. H. Taylor of Golconda traveled on No. 3 toward Lovelock to survey Big Meadows acreage, estimating 22 000 acres with a possible variance of 100 acres.
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Mill of Justice
Moore
Harry Jones
Mike John
Justice Court
Pascal
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Lovelock
Stevens Pleads Guilty in Justices Court Disturbing the Peace
Tap Stevens was arrested on the Fourth for disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty in the Justices Court this morning, and was fined zero dollars plus costs. He paid the fine and was discharged.
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Tap Stevens
Stevens
Brakeman James Wheeler Dies from Ogden Train Injury
Brakeman James Wheeler died at Ogden from injuries suffered Wednesday when he fell while riding the engine pilot and stepping off to throw a switch. The train passed over his left leg, severing it at the thigh. Wheeler, formerly of Virginia Italy, had just begun his second regular trip and had been in Winnemucca several months awaiting steady work.
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Stone House
Wheeler
Battle Mountain
Virginia
Italy
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Nevada Text Book Committee Reports Uniform Series Plan
The State Committee on Text Books finished its work and will send a report to the State Superintendent. The goal is a definite uniform series of books to reduce parent costs and standardize texts across districts. Carson beats Wadsworth 7 6 in a Fourth of July baseball clash, with Wadsworth relying on California players. Winnemucca and Battle Mountain clubs then defeated Wadsworth 26 to 11, suggesting stronger northern teams could best either opponent.
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West Point Examination Held in Reno for Six Applicants
The Journal reports an examination for admission to West Point conducted in Reno on Tuesday with six candidates tested. Examiners included Professors Howe Bray and Caine and Dr Phillips Jr Stubbs. Fred Garges of Reno and Lowe McClure of Carson won the contest and will face final exams on the 25th. In Sacramento the Reno team defeated the Sacramento Wheelmen in a relay by over a mile, with Keddie of Reno setting the five mile coast record at 12 10 earning Nevada the Pacific coast bicycle relay title.
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Bray
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Caine
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Lowe McClure
Carson
West Point
Sacramento
Nevada
Keddie
Pacific Coast
Endowment Rank Visit By K of P Organizer
W G Ronald of Seattle will visit Ivanhoe lodge No 18 K of P this Friday evening at 8 o clock to explain the Endowment rank life insurance plan now popular with 63000 members. Ronald will attend as general organizer, with G M Rose acting as C C.
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Ice Cream Parlor Ad in Central Hotel Notices
Ice cream and cake served every afternoon and evening at the Central hotel. Mrs. Clara Williams.
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Nevada political notes and local mining updates
J R Ryan named Democratic national committeeman from Nevada. Lovelock reportedly has the region’s highest opium problem for its size on the Pacific coast. Nevada Indian reservations gain modern farming implements. Reno Reaction Works stamps drop due to Truckee river water shortage. Floriston paper mills ship first carload. foreman Charles Devier killed in accident. Siegel and Professor Jackson buy tailings from Soda’s Stewart mill. cyanide plant material processed. 8000 tons tailings in Hawthorne pond. Calumet and Star of the West mine payments totaling 13000 dollars reported as due and paid by managers and owners. White Pine News.
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Nevada Univesity
Robert Stewart
Soda
Hawthorne Bulletin
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Thomas Rockhill
Star of the West
Sol Hilp
White Pine News
Trib liniment trade declaration in Carson Nevada ad
Proprietors promote Trib as a outward use only liniment with no narcotics. They claim ten thousand Nevada users with no injuries and describe applications for sprains bruises rheumatism chilblains blisters hives frost bite burns and insect bites. Sold by druggists with prices listed and offer to answer inquiries.
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Nevada
Trib CO
Carson
Editor Endorses Chamberlain’s Remedies
In Sylvan Valley News of Brevard North Carolina the editor argues editors may recommend proprietary medicines to prevent suffering. The piece cites twenty years of family use with Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and notes it may avert hours of pain before a physician is available. Sold by Brown Bros druggists.
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Brevard
N. C
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Drugg'sts
Notice to water consumers shuts off water on select streets
Commencing Monday June 26 and until further notice water will be shut off from Second and Third streets every other day from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Consumers on said streets are asked to take notice and be prepared. Joseph Rougon superintendent.
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Joseph Rougon
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