Local notes from Winnemucca show weather heat and mine strikes
Cleveland was hanged in effigy at Carson. Rich ore reported in Kennedy and Kearsarge. Pullman dividend amid losses. A fire at Engineer Medard's home is extinguished by Edward Rinkel and Piutes. Residents discuss health, labor, and civic needs in Nevada towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carson
Reno
Cal
Mathews
Kennedy
San Francisco
Winnemucca
Southern Pacific Company
Kearsarge
Mobile
Imperial Company
M. G. Parviance
Pullman Car Company
Pullman
Washington
Republic
Villany
Hrades
Engineer Medard
Edward Rinkel
Upper Town
Railroad Street
Local Moves and Reports From Across Town
J P Clark from Mill City. G N Shallenberger of Golconda in town. A W Lindsay left for Alder Creek. J D Bradshaw from Paradise. L N Carpenter from Lovelock. Further arrivals from Lovelock including Fellowa and J M Brown of Unionville. Flora Loeb to San Francisco to join sister Mrs Amson Reinhart. D Culminates with notes on riders, editors and mining visits. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted later in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Clark
Mill City
G. N. Shallenberger
Golconda
A. W. Lindsay
Alder Creek
J.D. Bradshaw
Paradise
L. N. Carpenter
Lovelock
Fellowa
J. M. Brown
Unionville
Geo
J R
F. L. Reeves
Flora Loeb
San Francisco
William Brown
Sonoma Ranch
John Guthrie
John Gilcrist
Miller & Lux
Gilcrist
Pullman Flats and Cottages Raise Rent Controversy
Nellie Bly reports Pullman housing charges in Pullman, detailing cramped five room flats at $15 71 monthly plus 71 cents water tax, and cottages at $18 71 with stairs added to create higher rents. She notes stair closures converting cottages into two flats with higher total rent and water fees. The piece also covers arrests for conspiracy and a world walk expedition by two explorers from the Examiner, funded by a $10,000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bly
Pullman
New York World
Fred, Thoerner
Gust Koegel
Ogden
San Francisco
Examiner Office
Not Settled in Chicago and Rail Strike Unfolding
A Carson citizen received a Friday letter from a Chicago & Northwestern railroad employee saying Chicago strikes remain unsettled. The only line running regularly is the & N as trains may be ordered out any day. Also irrigation rules require sprinklers only and mains shutoffs for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lawton
Sacramento
Record Union
Justice Court
Carson
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Revered J H N Williams Departs Amid Warm Farewell
The Rev J H N Williams and his wife left Winnemucca by overland route for California. He plans to attend the Nevada Mission conference at Quincy and then engage in church work in California. A committee praised his three years of service, noting his zeal, honesty, and readiness to denounce sin, and wished him future success and eternal rewards. Additional notes include a public notice for estate settling and an advertisement for Hall's Hair Renewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. N. Williams
Cane Springs
Quin River
Cedarville
Winnemucca
Nev
Warrens
Anduereas
D. V. MuError
Gro. W. Ruberrorp
F. C. Ross
Silver Party Primaries Delegates and Polling Details
Primary text outlines six district delegate allocations from Lovelock to Winnemucca and polling sites with judges for each district. Voters urged to choose free coinage of silver and to name County Central Committee members per district apportioned by delegates. Returns to Winnemucca committee supervised by GEO. s. NIXON, eLLOWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Party
Humboldt County
State Central Committee
Reno
United States
Silver
Winnemucca
Geo. S. Nixon
Ellows
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ren
Elko Independent
Halleck
Foley
Hartley
Hood
New York
Carlin
Independent
James Dwyer
Patrick Martin
Lou Barrett
San Howard
Jake Sattler
Charles Kappler
U. S
Palmer
Lemon
Around the World
J. Rovers
California
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Paul Neth
Charles Neth
Hall
Ee Party
State Convention
Carson City
Rye Patch
Humboldt
Dun Glen
Pleasant Valley
Stone House
Eden Valley
Rebel Creek
McDermutt
Bartlett Creek
Disaster Peak
Willow Point
Little Humboldt
P. Lovelock
Feliz Hall
W. C. Pitt
J. H. Thies
John T. Ried
Rye Puteh
Marion Howell
AL. French
James Ashe
Postoffice
T. J. Hadhey
Josiah Springer
H. Fellows
Woolcock's
Peter Organ
L. M. Donelin
J. F. Clark
Thomas
Sam Hendra
James Hendra
J. R. Benton
C. A. Norcross
F. Francis Golconda
Buailenborers
Paul Pinson
Albert Lay
Snapp's
F. P. Snapp
H. H. McColley
T. L. Hoppin
McDermit
Bowling's
Bowling
Wallace
Jerry Hearn
Vary's
L. Vary
C. B. Hanson
Goldbug Caray
L. L. Rickard
John Ryan
Choate
Weighel’s
Willian Weighel
R. H. Schwartz
C. Kemler
Darrah’s Hotel
Hose House
J.B. Gramin
Jos, Rougou
R. W. Lewis
Price
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