Local Reno News Notes And Mining Camp Activity
Reno area items report San Francisco visitor M P Mathews at Lafayette hotel and Meadow Lake mine sold for 2000 with ore prospects. Humboldt visitor James Clark to stay a couple days. Foresters ad in progress. Silver State orchestra meet at Armory Hall 2 30 Sunday. Ed Williamson Battle Mountain constable departed. Rye Patch visit by H J Bender. D S Truman from east states to Beowawe for business. old Levy sheds to be replaced by a fine residence. Copper mountain mine tailings work by Colonel Sutherland cyanide process. DeLamar mining activity draws settlers and freight trains. Durrant venue change denied. juror excuses heard. court adjourned. Nevada Queen mine cyanide tailings processing, C & C railroad will bring miners. DeLamar coins issue causes concern. bicycle tourist H Darwin Mellrath arrives in Sacramento after 2800 miles in 58 days. route to San Francisco.
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Silver State Orchestra
Armory Hall
Ed. Williamson Constable
Battle Mountain
H. J. Bender
Rye Patch
Kennedy
Truman
Beowane
Colonel Sutherland
Caniteleria
Nevada Queen
DeLamar
DeLamar Mining Company
Harvey on the Winning Side in Silver Debate
The Chicago silver debate draws global attention as Mr. Harvey challenges Mr. Horr over mint silver versus gold costs. He notes gold costs less to mine and that most silver comes from struggling mines. few pay, while some lenders profit from others’ funds. Nearby items discuss Nevada railroad gauge plans, a Tacoma child attack case, Bald Eagle mine ore transport, Bannock killings rumors, and local Foresters organization openings.
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Chicago
Harvey
Horr
United States
Lovelock Notes From the Dispatch Highlights Crops and Local Lore
Dr Alley forms a Chosen Friends society with officers installed Saturday night HL Stoker reports about 800 acres of wheat headed and ripening for harvest. Japs labor on railroad sections at lower wages than Chinese. Lovelock signs adornments enhance business fronts. Tramp population rising. proposed chaingang to clean streets. Water shut to upper valley farmers. Market dam draws 33 cubic ft per minute from Humboldt. Upper valley irrigation adequate for second alfalfa crop, possible potato loss. Water scarcity mild for Big Meadows. DeLamar notes 108 degree day. electric lights planned townwide at nominal cost. W H Armstrong plans work on Reed M and M Co land. Frank Wilson heads Salt Lake shipment. Explosion in DeLamar tunnel No 15 damages timbers. cause unknown.
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Wadsworth “Dispatch
Alley
Society of
Chosen Friends
HL. Stoker
Humboldt
Wood Piled on the Potatoes
The Dayton Times reports a damages suit arising from a dispute over where railroad wood taken from the river at Dayton should be piled. Longabaugh wood, leased land, and a potato crop are involved as wood is placed on the field, risking legal action. The note adds that U.S. courts have ruled British Columbia cedar must be admitted free.
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Dayton Times
Dayton
Longabaugh
August Deppali
Sharon
United States
Time to Advertise in Santa Ana Blade
A Santa Ana Blade editorial argues advertising is a science aimed at drawing customers. It criticizes merchants who skip ads in dull seasons to save costs while rivals sustain campaigns and maintain business.
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Santa Ana
Santa
Na Blade
Notice to Water Consumers
Notice to water consumers announces temporary water shutoffs on Second and Third streets from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and possibly 12 p.m. to 5 a.m., urging residents on six streets to prepare. A Mr. J Roveox, Supt. of W.W.W., signs the notice.
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A. Pee Pr
J. Roveox
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Reno Police Gazette
M. P. Mathews
San Francisco
Lafayette Hotel
Meadow Lake
James Clark
Independent Order of Foresters
Virginia Paper Payls
Copper Mountain
Nevada
Murphy
Durrant
H. Darwin Mellrath
Winneteucca
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Sacramento
Raynor
Denver
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Carson & Candelaria
Mohave
Millford
Deep Creek
Carson City
Lake Bay
Tacoma
Washington
Wildgrube
Bald Eagle Mining Company
Sanford
Alaska
Pocatello
Idaho
Market Lake
Rexbury
Jackson Hole
Bannocks
Fall River
Epworth League
F. C. Robins
E. Francis Browns
Wm. Sanderson
A. Line
Portland
Oregon
Lovelock
8. R. Young
the Lovelock Commercial Company
Arantula
DeLamar Co
W. H. Armstrong
Reed M. and M. Co
Frank Wilson
Salt Lake
U.S. Ae
M. Hofman
F. C. Robins & Co
Soudan Cloth
Juliett
Oxford
F.C. Ronixs & Co
New York City
Roars & Co
A. Kleinhans
Hood
Sate
H. Cowles
Wadsworth
Cowles
R. H. Cowles
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Akaottian
Uae
F.C. Wendel
O. Reiland
W. 5. Lampson
FP. G. Wexprn
Agaim
Epicure
F.C. Rontis & Co
F.C. Robine Jo
E. Remnant & Co
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