Local and Personal News From the Quin River Region
A. R. Hardin arrived yesterday from Quin river. F. H. Plaisted came from Salt Lake City this morning. L. W. Batcheller arrived from San Francisco yesterday. Dr. W. L. Samuels made a professional trip to Golconda yesterday. Senator A. Livingston of Ormady county arrived from Car. Two carloads of wool belonging to J. Sarrett were shipped to Boston today. Grayson and Weber arrived from Willow Point. Nellie Lewis and brother George left for southern California to visit relatives. A pension for James A. Robinson of Winnemucca was raised to 8. John Abbi was acquitted in Justice Court after a disturbance case. Two primary certificates failed. three grammar certificates exam today. An essay on cheap guys discusses class and character. The Reno stone man from a mining claim was shipped to Boston. further shipments expected. E. M. VanHarlingen died in New York City July 2 from blood poisoning after surgery. He had been Weather Bureau observer here and worked in metropolitan newspapers. Prisoner Wright escaped Carson State Prison Monday. captured near Winters ranch by Sheriff Kinney and an Indian trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sarrett
Boston
George W. Grayson
T. R. Weber
Willow Point
Nellie Lewis
George
California
Washington
James A. Robinson
Winnemucca
John Abbi
Justice Court
New York
E. M. VanHarlingen
New York City
VanHarlingen
Weather Bureau
Wright
Elko County
Carson
Winters Ranch
Kinney
Ormsby County
Death of J. H. Hendra at Dun Glen
J. H. Hendra died this morning at Dun Glen after several months illness. A native of Cornwall, he was one of this country’s old settlers. Funeral arrangements and full obituary details follow in later notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hendra
Dun Glen
Cornwall
Babale
Tor
Lewis
State News Notes and Pardons Board Actions
John T. Finnegan resigns as guard at the state prison. Newlands to speak at Tuscarora Eureka and Austin before western tour. Patrick Crowley’s pardon application postponed. Daniel E. Morton named census special agent for manufacturing statistics. Gafford granted pardon for seven year sentence for attempted murder. Honeyman Nevada Cavalry veteran back in Reno with prisoner tale. Jerry Barrett finishes driving two thousand cords of wood down Carson River for Emspire. Primary Elections set August 25 1900 for delegates to state convention at Virginia City September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Finnegan
Newlands
Tuscarora
Eureka
Austin
Board of
Patrick Crowley
Virginia City
H. A. Gafford
Washoe County
Miter Honeyman
Nevada Cavalry
Reno
Jerry Barrett
Carson River
EmsPire
Carson Appeal
Democratic State Central Committee
Nevada Crop Bulletin Reports Strong Growth and Water Pressure
The Nevada Weather Bureau notes generally clear warm conditions for the week ending July 10 aiding irrigation crops and hay harvests. Corn tassels, potatoes in market, watermelons developing, barley harvested, wheat ripening, and a first alfalfa crop cut in fair condition. Water is tight in some areas, with ample supply overall and ranges improving for livestock in Elko, Humboldt, and White Pine counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Elko
Humboldt
Fiea
Humboldt County
White Pine
Catarrh Cure and Trib Liniment Advertisements in Nevada Notes
An assortment of patent medicine and promotional notices from Nevada papers, including L. J. Cheney catarrh cure claims and Trib liniment details, with usage guidance, prices, and distribution notes. Also includes stock offer from California Petroleum Consolidated and local agent contact, dated 1900.
Mines and Mining Highlights and Cripple Creek Growth
Ore shipments from Oreana to Reno return to 560 per ton after a recent 11 raise by the Southern Pacific. Reno Star mine reports a new strike with workers on a 10 foot breast rich in chloride and horn silver. Nevada Gold Development Company files incorporation in county clerk’s office with 15000 capital, names John McNamee as president and Charles Plummer as vice president. Company holds New Home and other claims in White Pine county. Cripple Creek mines total over 150 with 15 shipping 1000 tons monthly. gold output climbs from 200000 in 1891 to 14000000 in 1898, transforming region from pasture to cities of 50,000 people.
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Oreana
Reno
Southern Pacific Company
Reno Star
Reno Journal
Nevada Gold Development Company
Clork
John McNamee
Charles G. Plummer
Luff
Edward Osborn
L. EB. Hall
White Pine County
Nev
Salt Lake Pribune
Cripple Creek
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A. R. Hardin
Quin River
F. H. Plaisted
Salt Lake City
L. W. Batcheller
San Francisco
W. L. Samuels
Golconda
A. Livingston
Ormady County
Becaus
Mark
State News
Daniel E. Morton of
Census Office
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tribco
California Petroleum Consolidated Petroleum Company
E. S. Archer
Caspro
Sanala
Due. W. Rutherford
Quin, River
Natale Savala
Cane Springs
Jacasyellai Winnebiecs
Mines and Mining
Salor
Alls In Town At
F. C. Robins & CO
McCormick
Fish Bros
C. B. Brown & CO
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Bridge Street
Winnemucca Nemada
Kel
Waukesha
Countey
Winnemucca Bottling
Winsemugoa Abv
Short Bros
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
Libel-Campion
Live Stock
Eee Oo
THE
Leading Lives Commission
Fen
JCA
Amen
J/D. MALLON
Denver National Bank
Kinet Sati Bank
Zang Brewing Co
HecCiyor Osaahey
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