Gool show at the armory and town notes from Pioche to Mason Valley
Local items report a gool show at the armory and movements of residents across towns. C P Morrey the Quin River cattleman is in town. buildings move from Pioche to DeLamar. travelers from Omaha and Love Lock arrive. Prominent locals discuss mines and growth. A mixed civic update with accidents, schemes and outlook for Nevada's investment climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
C. P. Morrey
Quin River
Pioche
DeLamar
A. W. Lindsay
N. Groves
Omaha
Dafayette
Nevada Products Exhibit Urged For Atlanta Fair
The Carson News advocates sending Nevada products to the Atlanta exposition. A coal and iron display plus native precious metals and agricultural goods could prove Nevada’s value, showing Eastern visitors the state’s potential and paying for the exhibit many times over. A nickel mine plant near Lovelock Nevada is near completion. ore tests show high nickel content and a possible $200000 payout to Bell brothers if smelting tests succeed. At the Opera house on July 31 1895 Mr Brown presents Won by a Fraud a society drama with prices 35 50 cents and children 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carson News
Nevada
Alabama
Atlanta
Lovelock
Nev
Chas. T. and
W. 8. Bell
Opera House
Mr. Brown
Kate Welch’s Savings Split Over Lost Heir and Reno Inmate
San Francisco probate reports split over an estate of more than $10,000 tied to Kate Welch a former Lick House employee. J J Dwyer says she is alive in Reno asylum. Oscar T Shuck claims to prove her death. Discrepancies include name matching bank records and a son claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dwyer
Probate
San Francisco
Kate Welch
Hibernia Bank
Asylum For the Insane
Reno
Nevada
Oscar T. Shuck
Lick House
Shuck
Stockton
Cal
Freese
Dywer
J. B. Fitch
Fitch
Dwyer
Hibernia
Catherine Welch
John Buckley
St. Louis
J. W. Morsey
Maxwell, Dorsey & Soto
Lynn
Mass
Jiem
Welch
Massachusetts
Michael Buckley
John
Bey
California
Pacific Coast
Jim
Lynn County
J. W. Dorsey
Nev
Dorsey
Buckley
Ireland
America
Notable New Debt Notice and Local Ads Mixed
A fragmentary notice from a business list announces F. G. Wendel will stand good for debts except those to O. Reil and toll house, along with assorted ads for Kleinhans Epicure coffee and tea, Buckeye mowers, Soudan cloth, tennis fabrics, and hair regenerator products. The garbled text includes marketing blurbs and early 20th century commerce references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Wendel
O. Reil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nature
United States Grand Jury
Mint
Southern Pacific
Lyon County Times
Chase Groves
Mason Valley
Henry Busch
Sadorus
Susan Miller
Los Angeles
Elmer Potter
Misa Cora Rutherford
Sacramento
Frank Breck
Minnie Threlkel
Winnemacca
New Castle
Silver City
Idaho
Avalanche
Hoyt
Court House
Joseph Germain
Justice of the Peace
Siver
Humboldt House
Derrant
Charles Is. Clark
Barnea
Clark
Boston
Amd
Union
Annie
Tribune
U.S
Lyon
Mia
Sally Welch
Mary Peocary
Martin
Patrick Welch
Sarah Ford
Ation
J. McEvoy
Eureka
John Hewett
W. 8. Raine
Palisade
J. Rovers
Rathbone Sisters
Merca J. Ane
Winnemucca
Magnolia
Independent Order of Foresters
Wm. Sanderson
A. Line
Portland
Oregon
Hood
F. C. Robins & Co
F.C. Robins & Co
Soudan Cloth
F. C. Rosrtss & Co
M. Hofman
Quwles
Wadsworth
Unlereby
Wadeworth
Mr. Cowles
R. H. Cowles
Jyltms
California Pig Syrup Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Epbarn
Ainsey
Kleinhans
F.C. Ronixs & Co
F. C. Robins Co
KE. Reconarr & Co
A. Kleinhans
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