Local and Personal News From the City
F M Moore arrived from Lovelock this morning. H T Lee of Omaha and H L Whitelock of Boston are registered at the Lafayette. K H Wright of the 8 P Company arrived from Ogden yesterday. B F Patterson and Thomas J Green, Chicago merchants, came in this morning. Mrs A W Guthrie visits L A Lemaire in Battle Mountain. Miss M Chiari arrived from Paradise and leaves for Battle Mountain. Court house bondages 8 9 and 10 were called for payment at the county board session. W L Wilkinson came from Paradise Hill yesterday with his daughter from San Francisco. Mesdames A W W J and J Sieson arrived from San Francisco. they leave for Trout Creek Oregon with J Sisson party. Col W G Ronald of Seattle, Endowment rank K of P, arrived from the west and stayed to this afternoon. He is a pleasant and diligent worker for the order's prosperous branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Moore
Lovelock
H. T. Lee
Omaha
Lafayette
H. L. Whitelock
Boston
Board of County Commissioners
W. L. Wilkinson
Paradise Hill
San Francisco
Mesdames
A. W
W. J
J. Sieson
Messrs. W. J
J. Sisson
Trout Creek
Oregon
W. G. Ronald
Seattle
Wash
K. of P
Death of Herman Hinkey in Silver City Idaho
Herman Hinkey once a prominent Paradise Valley resident died in Silver City Idaho on June 18 from heart trouble. A native of Illinois he was 41. The Idaho Leader carried a lengthy obituary noting his esteem in Silver City where he had lived eight years. He was brother to Coon Hinkey of Nampa Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hinkey
Paradise Valley
Silver City
Idaho
Illinois
Idaho Leader
Coon” Hinkey
Nampa
Remains Taken to Virginia City for Wheeler Rites
Mr and Mrs W H Young passed through with the remains of Brakeman James P Wheeler who died at Ogden Thursday from injuries suffered at Stone House on July 4 The body will be buried in Virginia City the deceased home location and burial place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
W. H. Young
James P. Wheeler
Ogden
Stone House
County Surveyor Post Vacant After Resignation
The county commissioners accepted S. J. Anderson’s resignation as County Surveyor noting there is no salary for the office. A potential applicant pool is not expected to be large. A stranger was injured foot in Diehl building fire cleanup as a safe moved. Dr. Samuela treated him and he will be taken to the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Anderson
Commissionera
Diehl
Samuela
Diehl Building Bursts Into Flame in Bridge Street Fire
Fire destroyed Chris Diehl's two story frame building on Bridge street housing a residence lodging house saloon and bakery along with a barn and outbuildings. Low water pressure hindered firefighting and the loss was about 7000 with some insurance. A milch cow perished and a horse was badly burned. a saloon safe was looted as onlookers watched. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Diehl
Bridge Street
Diehl
Lower Town
Upper Town
New Locomotives Ordered by Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific Company has ordered thirty eight locomotives from the East and will nearly double its coast workforce due to extensive car construction. Eight of the new engines will be large modern passenger locomotives. A water notice warns Second and Third streets will have a daily 10 AM to 2 PM shutoff starting Monday June 25 until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Joseph Rougon
W. W
Ice Cream at Central Hotel Featured
Ice cream and cake served every afternoon and evening at the Central hotel. Mrs. Clara Williams listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Clara Williams
Registry Agents Named by County Board of Commissioners
At a late county meeting the board appointed registry agents for precincts including Bartlett Creek Robert Borland and Dun Glen Frank Nelson. Others are Mill City Peter Organ Humboldt C D Morrison Norths Ranch John Desmond Rebel Creek Robert McLeran Pueblo John Albertson Kings River L L Richard Willow Point John West Foltz J B Foltz Sulphur Mine M Beruh Adelaide Thos Inglis. Ex officio Justices of the Peace named as registry agents include R H Connor for McDermit and G W Rutherford for Winnemucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bartlett Creek
Robert Borland
Dun Glen
Frank Nelson
Kennedy
J. R. Benton
Mill City
Peter Organ
Humboldt
C. D. Morrison
North's
John Desmond
Rebel Creek
Robert McLeran
Pueblo
John Albertson
Kings River
L. L. Richard
Willow Point
John West
Foltz
J. B. Foltz
Sulphur Mine
M. Beruh
Adelaide
Thos. Inglis
Trib liniment promotion from Carson Nevada proprietors
A Carson Nevada firm says Trib is a topical liniment with several common drugs and no inward use. It claims thousands of cures with no injuries, notes limited secrecy, and offers two ounces for 25 cents, six for 50 cents, or a pint for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Trib CO
Carson
Editor endorses Chamberlain’s remedy for colic, cholera and diarrhea
The Sylvan Valley News of Brevard North Carolina discusses whether editors may recommend proprietary medicines. It asserts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is reliable after twenty years of use in the editor's family and urges keeping a bottle on hand to ease early symptoms before a physician is needed. Brown Bros. druggists sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Valley News
Breard
N. C
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
A historic advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims relief from night crying, diarrhoea, stomach upset, wind, inflamed gums, and overall energy boost, priced at twenty five cents and sold by druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
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K. H. Wright
8. P. Company
Carpenter
B. F. Patterson
Thomas J. Green
Chicago
A. W. Guthrie
L. A. Lemaire
Battle Mountain
M. Chiari
Paradise
Storsteneo
Beltras
Esa
Ersons
Salor
F. C. “Robins & CO
McCormick
Fish Bros
C. B. Brown & CO
Eagle Drug Store
Nemada
DEA
Lers
Waukesha
Winnemucca
Winnemucca, Ney
Short Bros
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
THE
Sigel-Campion Live Stock Commission CO
Live Stock Commission Firm
A. J. Camelon
W.E. Schoolfield
Mallon
Denver National Bank
Nat'l Bank
Zang Brewing
Union Stock Yards
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
St. Joseph
A. J. Campion
Gen
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