Nevada News and General Items Update
Local notes report Mrs. Hartley returning to Reno and visits from Mrs Lola McKellips of Carlin and Mrs. Jno M. Morrow to Salt Lake. J O Westrope and Carl Baber return to McDermitt. Geo Berk lams from Ilioleonda with lambs. Sheriff McDeid arrests a drinking Indian Hen Button. supreme court in session for bar admissions. Borax shipments arrive from Rose Valley. Butte City capitalists bond Carieux gold properties in Bull Run district for 15000. A New York regiment of 1590 men may pass through tonight or tomorrow en route to Honolulu. Pioneer John W. Lyell dies near Reno at 83. Elko Red Cross sends $100 to Jacksonville for Torrey’s regiment. Newlands challenges Southern Pacific in Congress. Nevada cavalry image in The Call. Dayton man mocked by a rope effigy. Nevada Volunteers in Jacksonville witness war realities. poison water murder execution reported. Teaching certificate exams in Lovelock and Unionville. Republican state convention set for Reno September 15. primaries August 27. Delegates allocated by county votes.
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Elko Independent
B. Smith
Jno. M. Morrow
Salt Lake
New York Regiment
Honolula
Nevada Battalion News and Camp Sadler Orders
Lieutenant Stone becomes acting adjutant as Company F seeks officer promotions. Captain Morrison heads Camp Sadler in Carson while Dr Sidney Pinniger gains major rank as surgeon of the Nevada battalion. Governor Sadler blocks unaided camp entry by women after 8 pm. Haymakers strike in the north. water famine looms with street sprinkling banned. District Attorney Noel enlists, petition to governor protests vacancy. horse killing plant to close pending cooling weather.
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Stone
Co. F
Carson
Company F
W. C. Morrison
Co. B
Virginia City
Sadler
Sidney Pinniger
Nevada
Pinniger
Sadler Thaw
H. Dangan
Genoa Courier
Woodland
Cal
Noel
Storey County
Comstock
OFF TO THE FIELD OF BATTLE
Winnemucca volunteers of Company D depart for Carson at 6 am amid large local crowds. A special car carried Elko volunteers as well as a richly decorated unit, with a silk flag given years ago by Winnemucca young ladies. Nevada totals about 618 volunteers will serve, and water bans on several streets will be enforced daily until further notice.
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Co. D
Carson
Winnemucca
Armory
Bridge Street
Sam
Company D
Nevada Volunteers
Elko Soldier Boys
Lovelock
Elko
Nevada
Josrin Rovgon
W. W.W
The
Virginia Chronicle
Acc
Population Exodus From Nevada Territory Sparks Decline
The Reno Journal notes fourteen travelers from Virginia City arrived by stage headed to Butte City amid a growing exodus from the Comstock. Officials say two to three hundred may move away this fall, leaving many abandoned goods behind as families seek livelihoods elsewhere.
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Virginia City
Comstock
Reno Journal
Butte City
Old Range
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Mrs. Hartley
Reno
Bh. F. Lymp
J. 0. Westrope
Carl Baber
McDerwit
J. HM. Harding
Geo
Hall of
Misa Lola McKelleps
Carlin
Mre
Joseph Knowles
Geo. B. Miller
Ioleonda
McDeid
Hen Button
Supreme Court
Seasion
Rose Valley, Or
Bull Run
Elko County
John W. Lyell
Washoe County
Haf‘akers
Billy
Elko Free Free
Elko Red Cross Society
Henderson
Jacksonville
Pia
Torrey
Newlands
Southern Pacific
Congress
Carson Appeal
Nevada Cavalry
Dayton
Company A
Attalion
Mies Annie Damm
Lovelock and
Joy
Thornton
Unionville
Buckhner
Republican State Central Committee
McKinley
Aps
Brass Button Girls
Hayimakers Strike
Tt Isie
Pree
Winnemuca
Sierras
Cansox
Trib Company
Gextiemes
California
Sierra Nevada
Lake Trhee
Holwrt
Mel
Gordon
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Royal
Sing Boo
Ali
Charlie
Chinaman
de. BH. B. McDonald
Wadsworth
Lafayette Hotel
Mrs. Winslow
Meyers & Eshleman, Sterling
Ill
Mr. Kleman
Chamberlain
W. A. Brown
Buckingham’s
Paradise Valley
DeWitt
Eagle Drugstore
International Indemnity Co
San Francisco
Accident and Health Insurance
F. M. Buckineman
Paradise
Fol Dunn
Wheeling
W. Va
Y Brown & Piper
M. Hofman’s
Evans City
Globe
Eagle Dragstore
Sakic
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