Local and Personal News From Paradise and Nearby
In town yesterday were M. Hoskịns of Paradise Dr T A Birtch and wife from Elko F S Shankland from San Francisco George G Nixon back from San Francisco Dr C T Brandon arriving from San Jose Calif J Livingston and F H Williams from San Francisco staying at the Lafayette Miss Grace Richardson from Sacramento niece of B F Dolan Miss Mattie McIntyre of Battle Mountain visiting Stockton arriving on No 6 guest Minnie Wolf Mrs Hugh Bowman and daughters Cara and Dollie on an extended trip to New Mexico will leave for Tuscarora tomorrow County prisoners added Constable Walsh brought Piute Dosey and Tom Moore from Lovelock Dosey drunk and disorderly Moore disturbing the peace Indian 15 days white man 30 days Constable Colwell brought Michael Kenny from Golconda 20 days for disturбing the peace District Court Ed Reinhart application for letters of administration of F D Sweetser estate heard objections Lorentzen to granting will be heard Lorentzen represented by W M Boardman Reinhart by James F Dennis Arrest in a house of ill fame for assault and battery guilty fined one dollar and costs then charged witness with selling liquor without a license case to be heard Justice Court Southern Pacific to hire four thousand men and a thousand horses between Ogden and Reno to grade track lay rails and straighten curves plan costs four million dollars Cosgrave cyanide plant C B Hanson from Cosgrave with Ed Shermer installed cyanide plant at Blackbird mill tailings bullion from 100 tons ten days run good for man and horse Trib brand cure for bruises sprains swellings.
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George 8. Nixon
San Francisco
C. T. Brandon
San Jose
Cal
J. Livingston
F. H. Williams
McDeid
Walsh
Lovelock Piute Dosey
Tom Moore
Colwell
Golconda
Michael Kenny
Justice Taylor
Wells Row: Harney and McCombs Fight Ends in Arrest
Reports from Wells recount a Tuesday melee when John Harney and an accomplice beat William McCombs, aged 74, over a dispute about a pair of soaked chaps. Harney fled, was pursued by a constable who fired twice, and was later jailed after a failed escape. friends later released him by sawing the lock. The item also notes railroad survey news for the Southern Pacific and Co and C lines and mentions Trib eight-ounce bottle price.
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Wells
John Harney
Wiliam McCombs
Toey
Harney
Elko Independent
Better Days for Comstock Ore Prosperity Forecast
The Mining Review notes the 1860 Ophir mine shipment of 38 tons to San Francisco for treatment yielding 112000 dollars and 2947 50 per ton. It forecasts sustained lode prosperity via cheap power for unwatering and milling, predicting vast ore below the present workings.
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We Engineering and Mining Review
San Francisco
Ophir
Mining Review
Virginia
Typhoid case report in Gold Hill and regional notes
State notes report several items from Nevada and surrounding areas. Gold Hill records three typhoid cases while Truckee area employs over two thousand workers. Haying nears completion in Churchill county amid one of the heaviest crops in years. A rattlesnake den is found in Olinghouse canyon. Reno developer John Sparks sells Hereford stock to Walter Sparks of Idaho. A Reno benefit for E Honeyman, long held by Filipinos, is planned. Carson Republicans set July 28 meeting to map state convention. Tobin trial in Virginia City nears closing arguments after foreman Higginson shooting. Emmitt to San Francisco for suspected appendicitis. Floriston reports river pollution from paper mill refuse, causing dead fish downstream.
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Olinghouse Canyon
Washoe County
John Sparks
Reno
Walter Sparks
American Falls
Idaho
E. Honeyman
Nevada
Republican State Central Committee
Carson
Tobin
Virginia City
Higginson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh as a constitutional disease. It is claimed to cure all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 to any case not cured, with testimonials and Toledo address for F. J. Carney & Co.
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Ire
F. J. Carney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Is it Right for an Editor to Recommend Patent Medicines
From Sylvan Valley News in Brevard North Carolina the editor defends recommending Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a long trusted cure and urges keeping a bottle on hand to ease early symptoms and possibly avoid calling a physician with twenty years of family use cited.
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Sylvan Valley News
Brevard
N.C
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Reservoir Shutdown Notice for Streets and Mains
Water service will be shut off from Second and Third streets from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Mains off from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. and again from 10 P.M. to 6 A.M. until further notice. Please be prepared. J. Rougon Supt W. W. W.
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J. Rougon
Epidemic of Diarrhoea Reported in Cocoa Nut Grove Florida
A reader from Cocoa nut Grove Florida describes a diarrhoea outbreak and credits four doses of Chamberlain's Col Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing him. He recommends it to others who call it the best medicine they have used. For sale by Brown Bros. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
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Hoskins of
Paradise
T. A. Birtch
Elko
Shankland
Hugh Bowman
Cara
Dollie
New Mexico
Tuscarora
District Court
Talbot
Ed. Reinhart
F. D. Sweetser
H. J. Lorentzen
W. M. Boardman
Lorentzen
Mr. Reinhart
James F. Dennis
House of Ill Fame
Southern Pacific Improvements
Southern Pacific Company
Ogden
Salt Lake
Cosgrave
C. B. Hanson
Ed, Shermer
VanDurer
Buena Vista
Rye Patch
Lake
Central
Winnemucca
Sonoma
Pleasant
FT d
Spring Valley
Pine Forest
Fairview
Clover Valley
Pueblo
Levi Strauss & CO
Comstock
State News
Gold Hill
Truckee, Cal
Churchill County
A. S. Marshal Emmitt
Carson News
Floriston
Reno Gazette
Salor
F. C. Robins & CO
McCormick
Fish Bros
C. B. Brown & CO
Eagle Drug Store
Bridge Street
Semada
Soda i King Works
Huse Sal
A.rietor
Waukesha
Winnemucca, New
Short Bros
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
Je Seren Schoolhield
Maton
National Vie
Zang
Kansas City
Omaha
Joseph
Chicago
Campio
P.O
Unisn
Steve Parcs
Cece Cok
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