Local News and Notes from Nevada Towns
Constable P Dory visits Kennedy and Peart of Paradise spends weekend in town. Coal arrives for Reinhart Co, 2000 tons daily creamery output noted. Homes at Hot Springs Lake Tahoe suffer fire losses. Several locals travel to Paradise and Winnemucca. Beulah George visits Winnemucca. Mrs Bachrach heads to San Francisco. A burglary indictment targets William Brown in Carlin. Haying on Bliss ranch to finish early due to light bay crop. Silver State records big feat in San Francisco. Nevada horse racing favored. Nevada Supreme Court case Westerfield vs Tyrrell to mandamus. Lovelock flour mill expansion planned. Nevada has 15 mills. Nevada Medical Society to convene August 12 at Virginia City. Lost silver chain found near courthouse. owner to claim. DeLamar replaces aluminum coins with U S currency. Mrs Foley of Reno to move to San Francisco. Reno water main upgrade under way. Midwinter fair funds mostly repaid. Douglas county money still missing.
Apportionment of School Funds and Truckee Fire Report
Semi annual apportionment of state public school funds reported by L A Buexsen county supervisor with deputy M A Leosarp. Truckee reports a fire on River street burning two horses and damaging two buildings each valued at 800 dollars. Washoe mountains forest fire threatened timber and logs at Truckee Lumber company but no serious loss reported as of writing.
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Ovrice
Settoot
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Hyamnoumr Co
Truckee
River Street
Washoe Mountains
Truckee Lumber Company
Murderous Bull Injures Virginia City Milk Rancher
Friday morning H. C. Henricks a milk rancher at the old toll house on Geiger grade was gored by a vicious bull kept on the site. He was severely injured and doctors fear for his condition as the beast rolled him thirty feet. The bull has long terrorized the Henricks family and attacked another member two weeks earlier.
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Virginia City
H. C. Henricks
Toll House
Henrick
Prominent capitalists plan ten tons of Meadow Lake ore shipment
Two Salt Lake mining men traveled from Cisco to Meadow Lake last Tuesday with Colfax Sentinel reporting plans for a ten ton ore shipment to Salt Lake. Authorities claim the ore can be successfully worked via a concentrating process and await results with interest.
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Salt Lake
Meadow Lake
Cisco
Colfax Sentinel
Adolph Sells Gold Mines for 50000 and Debts
News notes report Adolph of Truckee sold Meadow Lake gold mines for 50000 cash and future payments at Winters California. Also Oscar Stewart died after a deer hunt accident at Rocky Ridge when a gun discharged and his body was killed instantly. Events include George Etter found dead by barbed wire near San Diego after a riding outing.
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Adolph of
Truckee
Meadow Lake
Winters
Cal
Oscar Stewart
Rocky Ridge
W. W. Barett
Santa Cruz
George Etter
San Diego
Etter
Weather and crime notes from Foster's forecast and Brady capture
Foster's forecast outlines a July to August storm path across the continent with cool and warm waves reaching the Pacific coast by August 3rd and the Eastern states by August 7th and 10th respectively. The record notes an unusual disturbance with potential extreme temperatures and cooler early August. Also reported is the capture of outlaw John Brady near Courtland California, hiding under a bridge, found with a Wells Fargo shotgun, and in Sacramento County jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Foster
Pacific Coast
Great Central Valleys
Rockies
Great Central
John Brady
Oregon Express
Cornelius Stagg
Ingleside
Courtland
California
Brady
Wells, Fargo
Wheatland
Wella, Fargo & Co
Sacramento
Bogard
San Francisco
Peedericks Hanged for San Francisco Bank Murder
William M. Fredericks was executed on Friday morning at San Quentin for fatally shooting Cashier William A. Herrick of the San Francisco Savings Union on March 23, 1894. He spoke a memorized declaration, then died quickly as physicians declared life extinct within eleven minutes.
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Wm. M. Fredericks
William A. Herrick
San Francisco Savings Union
Fredericks
Frederick
Bicycles to be sold cheap through New York syndicate
A New York syndicate plans to stock 400000 bicycles by April 1896 and sell them for 80 to 40 dollars each, claiming current prices are inflated since manufacturing costs for a top wheel are under 20 dollars. Bikes will soon cost as little as baby carriages. Water shutoffs notified for Second and Third streets 9 am to 3 pm and 12 pm to 5 am as needed.
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New York
Extensive Would-Be Sale of General Store in Wadsworth
Announcement by KR H Cowles to sell cash in hand the building, stock, goodwill and fixtures of his general merchandise store in Wadsworth Nevada to devote time to other ventures. Includes large fireproof cellar and stock. emphasizes factory of fresh goods and prosperous business. call at store for details. Also multiple unrelated old ads and notices follow.
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Wrivos
H. Cowles
Wadsworth
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P. Dory
Kennedy
Peart of Paradise
L. Golehaux
E. Reinhart & Co
Caraun Valley
J. S. Truman
Beowows
Dun
Giroux
Alma
Golconda
Hot Springs
Lake Tahoe
J. A. Hill
J. L. O'Donnell
Paradise
Miss Beulah George of
Winnemucca
Mrs. A. Bachrach
M. Loelj
William Brown
Darkey
Carlin
Cozzens
Washoe County
Grand Jury
Virginia
Wm. Thompson
Ranner
Nevada
Supreme Court of Nevada
State of Nevada
W. J. Westerfield
Igo
A. Tyrrell
Ormaby County
State Medical Society of
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Courthouse
Capital
DeLamar Company
United States
M. D. Foley
Reno
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Gazette
Court Street
C. Novacovich
Virginia Street
Douglas County
Blossom
L. A. Buexsen
Ry M. A. Leosarp
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Ton Herise
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Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18
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Esquire
C. C. B. Brown
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Hood
Sarsaparilla
Theresa Fair
John Mackay
Richard V. Dey
Independent Order of Foresters
Wm. Sandergon
A. Line
Portland
Oregon
U.S
Peedericks
San Quentin
Durrant
Emmanuel Cchurch
J. Rovgox
M. Hofman
California Fig Syrup Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Buryiom
Sam Fenme
W. G. Wendel
O. Reil
W. E. Lamrses
F. G. Wexpen
A. Kleinhans
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F. C. Ronixs & Co
F.C. Robins Jo
E. Rersuart & Co
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