Local and Personal Notes From Daily Visitings
Alex Borland arrived yesterday from Rye Patch. J. E. Burt came in from Ogden yesterday. William and Mrs Hanson arrived from Paradise yesterday. The Deegan couple returned to their Pueblo mine home this morning. H. H. Forney of the Southern Pacific Company was here yesterday. Superintendent Rougon of the water company has recovered from sciatica. Mrs. B. A. Stauffer and daughter depart for Burns Oregon for a relatives visit. Mrs. M. R. DeLong travels to Yale Oregon for the summer. John T. Wheeler, attorney, plans to practice locally after joining us. Wheeler is a University of the Pacific and Hastings Law School graduate with three years at Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanson
Paradise
J. H. Deegan
Pueblo Mine
B. A. Stauffer
Burns, Or
M. R. DeLong
Yale
John T. Wheeler
Wheeler
University of the Pacific
San Jose
California
Hastings College of the Law
San Francisco
Elko
A Comstock Lady Reports Nome Life Warnings Women
Mrs Moore and Miss Nina Moore describe Nome as overcrowded with frequent deaths. Two men dig graves daily behind a hill, paid 12 dollars per grave, and graves are kept ready in advance. They say Nome has no law, women should avoid it, water costs ten cents a gloss, and residents are fleeing to Golovin Bay. A local to whom Sanderson earned 36000 in six weeks before the St Paul departed. Wood costs 125 per cord, coal ten dollars per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Nome
Moore
Nina Moore
Virginia City
San Francisco
Cape Nome
St. Paul
Miss Moore
Golovin Bay
Sanderson
Coal Fire Burns Ten Thousand Tons at Railroad Yard
A fire that began nearly two months ago still smolders in ten thousand tons of railroad company coal at this site. Water cars flood the burning mass while trestle riders work to save coal. About 1,000 tons have burned and losses reach 15,000 dollars. The coal came from Alma mines in Utah and is prone to spontaneous combustion, unlike Castle Gate coal which will be used hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Utah
Uncle Collis
Castle Gate
State News Notes From Nevada Reports Various Local Developments
Elko county fund drives raise 120 50 for famine relief while state receipts at the Land Office total 2214. Mrs M Johnson dies in Reno of heart disease Edward Todd of Tuscarora granted a 6 dollar monthly pension A S Marshal Emmit sick with typhoid fever in Carson Sagehen crops flourish in Elko county and Carson ranch trials succeed J A Williams Reno elder dies from epilepsy in Reno Catholic Lovelock funds enough to finish new church Reno seeks mining property deals with R T Graham of Austin Texas Larry Derby of Reno earns 10 per hour in Alaska Carson baseball beat by Virginia 15 to 7 Railroad work to connect Mohave and Keeler soon begins Prof Charles B Brown ill in Reno typhoid return Washoe school examiners issue no teaching certificates James Means Texas cattleman buys Hereford calves at Alamo farm Central Pacific gains right of way Reno to mouth of canyon survey soon Coal bins planned at Mound House C and C railroad San Francisco supervisors to inspect Lake Tahoe water rights in July Ray town, Deerlodge depopulation leads to new post office at Ray Virginia City court case Tobin charged with assault on Higgison Engineer Cronan injured near Sacramento Truckee River General Electric Co formed to work in electric power business San Francisco as principal office. 2,500,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Graham
Austin
Texas
Reno
Mr. Graham
Larry Derby
Palace Hotel
Cape Nome
Alaska
Carson
Virginia
James Means
Alamo
John Sparks
Reno Gazette
Central Pacific
Carson News
C. & C. Railroad
Mound House
Board of Supervisors of
San Francisco
Lake Tahoe
A. W. von Schmidt
Ore shipments and mining developments across western mines
Ore shipments from Eureka and White Pine total eighty five and 150 tons respectively. Copper plant machinery moves to Cottonwood Lovejoy from Lovelock. Kelley reports a five foot vein at Unionville with five dollars per ton gold. Bay State mine in White Pine County to start work after remodeling to full capacity. A rich silver mass reopened in the Argento Juanita at Cripple Creek with wire silver. Con Cal Va Co reports seventeen thousand five hundred dollars from concentrates, cash on hand nineteen thousand with more shipments pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
White Pine
Cottonwood
Churchill Country
Lovelock
Kelley
Unionville
Bay State
White Pine County
Cripple Creek
Denver Mining Record
Con. Cal. & Va
Selby's
San Francisco Post
Investors Await Boom for Comstock Shares on Street
Investors in Comstock shares await a boom confidently predicted by the San Francisco News Letter. They have endured trying conditions and deserve reward for sticking to the game while electric power and a modern mine system promise better times on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
San Francisco News- Letter
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease and claims it cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F J Carney & Co Toledo Ohio with druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sall
Hall
Minmrr mm
F. J. Carney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
S. Hall
Water shutoff notice for Second and Third streets
Notice to water consumers that from Wednesday July 11 until further notice the water will be shut off daily from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. on Second and Third streets. Consumers are asked to take notice and be prepared. Joseph Rougon Superintendent W. W. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rougon
Union Pacific Travel Offers Fast Eastbound Excursions
The notice promotes Union Pacific travel advantages with superior equipment and roadbed, promising quicker routes to the East. It announces July 20 excursions to Colorado common points, Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul and others at one fare plus $2 round trip, and August 23 24 trips to Detroit and Chicago on similar terms, via O S L agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Colorado
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Detroit
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
Utah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex Borland
Rye Patch
R. Barry
Paradise Valley
J. E. Burt
Ogden
H. H. Forney
Southern Pacific Company
Rougon
Water Company
District Court
Gausmaker
Raycraft
Douglas County
Smith
W. D. Jones
Judge Murphy
Busch Hotel
Winnemucca
Nev
State News Notes
East Indian Famine Fund
State Land Office
M. Johnson
Edward Todd
Tuscarora
A. S
Emmit
J. A. Williams
The
Catholic Church Association
Southern Pacific
Mohave
Carson & Colorado
Keeler
Charles B. Brown
State University
Washoe County
Ray
Lincoln County
Deerlodge
DeLamar Lode
Richard Tobin
Frank Higgison
Winnie
Storey County
W. E B. Baggett
G. D. Pyne
George Noel
Reng Gazette
J. V. Cronan
Sacramento
Truckee River General Electric Company
Nevada City
Cal
Mines and Mining
Winnemucca, Nevada
F. C. Robins & CO
McCormick
Fish Bros
C. B. Brown & CO
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Winneemuucgh
Boing Wars
Ruse Salas
Wwaukesha
Winnemucca, Ney
Short Bros
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
Sigel-Campion Live Stock Careeres CO
Live Stock Commission Firm
Campion
Schoolfield
J.D. Mallon, Sons
Ohne
Jencon
Hank Zang Hrewlng'Co
Repro
A. J. Campion
Gen'l Mgr
P. O
Union Stece
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