Local and Personal Notes from Winnemucca Arrivals
Charles Lye arrives from Paradise Valley. G Welder of Woodland California registers at the Lafayette. George Sherrard, Rio Grande Western cattle shipping agent, arrives from Salt Lake. A Pasquale, Paradise merchant, remains in Winnemucca. Rev P H Willis and wife of Battle Mountain visit. Joel Bradshaw arrives from Paradise Valley. Al DeCaix, partner of W S Johnson in horse buying and shipping, arrives from Chicago. T J Lockett returns after shipping horses to Town and plans more purchases. Colonel Carl Davis, veteran mining man, arrives from San Francisco and is known to old Winnemucca residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lye
Paradise Valley
G. Welder
Woodland
Cal
Lafayette
George Sherrard
Rio Grande Western Cattle Shipping Agent
Salt Lake
P. H. Willis
Battle Mountain
Winnemucca
Joel Bradshaw
al DeCaix
W. 8. Johnson
Chicago
T. J. Lockett
Carl Davis
San Francisco
Winnemucea
Fourth of July committees select leaders and funds
The Fourth of July executive committee met in the District Attorney's office and elected G. W. Summerfield chairman and Hon. E. J. Bonnifield Jr. president of the day with Hon. W. A. Massey as orator and E. A. Ducker as reader. Subcommittees and funding allocations were set, including baseball, music and advertising, with a women’s executive group authorized to appoint subcommittees. News notes also mention Dan Stuart negotiating fights for Carson in September and local dentistry ad by Dr. H. A. MacMillan with 24‑hour service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney’s Office
G. W. Summerfield
J. Bonnifield Jr
W. A. Massey
A. Ducker
Racee
C. D. Mackay
D. J. Bigeins
James T. Dunn
G. M. Rose
Geo. B. Ackerman
R. E. L. Windle
C. B. Hann
C. J. Brown
H. B. Rule
Lee Updike
A. JL. Brackett
Chas
Neth
H. A. MacMillan
P. B. Roberts
Chas. Daniels
Frank Germain
R. Battels
D. Giroux
M. Hofwan
F.C. Robins
G. W. Sommerfield
J. W. Gueseford
Merca Abel
Miners and Prospectors Location Rules and Requirements
The text outlines how locations must be recorded for mining claims, including allowed size 1500 by 600 feet, requirement of discovery of vein or indications, naming of locators, and proper description. It notes actions such as staking at ends, $100 annual work, and that a locator can maintain a claim by starting work if relocation is blocked.
Moral tale of a family's comic misfortunes
A cautionary story in rough verse shows a stingy man who misses a paper. His son’s haste triggers a sequence of accidents: bees sting, fence wrecked, cow harms herself, cream and teeth lost, carpet damaged, baby in milk, daughter elopes, dog disrupts hens, calves escape.
Carson Indian School Plant and Farm Details
The Carson Indian School covers twenty buildings with an original cost of 45760 dollars. The farm spans 272 acres with 100 cultivable acres and land originally cost 8104.64 dollars, now valued about 30000 dollars. Improvements were donated by Ormsby County and reimbursed under a June 30 1898 act of Congress for 6375 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Indian School
Ormsby
Strayed Horses Listed for Rye Patch Owner John G Taylor
Estray notice reports eleven head of horses missing from Rye Patch. Among them a black horse once owned by 8 J Anderson in Grass Valley and another black horse branded FB on the left hip. others branded 2K or with double cross, some unbranded sorrel. Information to John G Taylor at Rye Patch or this office. Reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Patch
J. Anderson
Grass Valley
Paradise Valley
John G.taylor
John G
Taylor
John G, Taylor
Reno tannery movement and regional notices
A Reno tannery project is under consideration. Hon. Francis G. Newlands says he will return to Nevada around June 15. Lewis Bros. employ 50 in Plumas County cutting timber north of Reno. University Regents in Reno appoint Co P Brown metallurgist and L F Krinkle mining and civil engineer, starting September 1. Elko reports a spike in crimes with arrests and crowded jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Francis G. Newlands
Virginia Chronicle
Nevada
Lewis Bros
Plumas County
Sugar Pine
Board of University Regents
Reno Wednesday Co
P. Brown
L. F. Krinkle
The Strength of Twenty Men Sarsaparilla Ad
The ad cites Shakespeare on strength and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to enrich blood, boost appetite and digestion, and restore vitality. It also touts Hood's Pills as non irritant cathartic and recommends Kola Citra for influenza recovery, with BE Reinhart & Co. as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Be, Reinhart & Co
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A. Pasquale
Winnemuces
Price
Carson
Livingstone
Dan Stuart
Stuart
Pizzaimmons
Sharkey
Jeffries
Horton Law
New York
California
Meder House
Carson News
Winnermucea
Bride Straet
Strauss & CO
Phi Bott Oy
San Frangisco
GAL
Niagara
America
State News Notes
Elko
J.etty
Elko Independent
Piano Instructioo
Mills College
Opal Miller
Nev
Union Pacific
Los
Ogden
Missouri River
H. M. Clay
Main Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chamberlain
J. W. Lynch
Dorr
W. Va
Brown Bros
Wells
Pargo’s Express
Winne
Mucca Bottling Works
Myliml
Short Bros
Hood's
Alies
Calico
Areb
F. C. Robins & CO
Opfigera and Directors
F.M. Lfe
J. Sibbal
ED. $. Nixon
W Bine
J.P. Clark
A, Busca
A.C, Moore
M. B. Staunton
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
Waukesha
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