Varied News From Virginia City and Nevada
Local items report fishing slow in town G N Shatlenberger visits from Golconda and Charles Derby arrives from Leon ard Creek. Virginia City hosts a Goddess of Liberty voting contest while disaster deaths reach 8279 and diphtheria cases rise to twenty in Virginia and one in Gold Till. The rivers and harbors bill passes over the president's veto by 220 to 60. Other notes cite a Reno estate settlement, a gale, two ice cream stands, and two fruit stores.
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Charles Derby
Leonard Creek
Virginia City
Virginia
House
Reno
Bridge Street
Tower End
Dunham
Evans and Sontag
California
Chaore
Edith Gilbert
Hattie Odifer
Lovelock
Paradise
Healey
Nye County
Regimental Officers Elected and Court Notice Combined
The regimental election of the first regiment N N G at the National Guard Armory elected Colonel F Lord Lieutenant Colonel C H Colburn and Major C Phelps. Wm Sutherland and Major D L Brown were replaced by Colburn and Phelps. Humboldt county grand jury reminded to attend June 15 court and a dance at Woolcock's hotel Mill City June 12 is announced along with social notes at Mrs Flint's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Armory
Virginia Chronicle
F. ©. Lord
C. H. Colburn
C. Phelps
Wm. Sutherland
C. MH. Colburn
D. L. Brown
RE. C. Phelps
Humboldt County
Nevada
F. C. Routus
Winnemucca
Woolcock's
Mill City
Paradise Notes Chronicle Growth and Local News in Paradise
Paradise is described as a thriving Humboldt valley with rapid growth in grass grain alfalfa and stock fattening. A heavy rainstorm damaged J D Bradshaw's trees and W A Sperry's roof while water supplies and stream levels surge. Memorial Day graves were honored and a leap year ball is planned at Grange hall. School trustees J D Bradshaw and B P Riley elected. local flour milled at home.
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Panavise
Silver State
J. D. Bradshaw
W. A. Sperry
Order of Good Templars
J. R. Harvey
Paradise
Humboldt County
Rebecca Lodge
Jane
Grange Hall
B. P. Riley
California
Haysern
Kennedy Notes from May 28 1896 Kennedy
From Sinver Stare a letter reports progress at local mines. Gold Note mine under J A Blossom showing value, Joe Riley's ore body at fifty feet extending from Hidden Treasure, Imperial mine No 5 ore yielding about 50 dollars gold and 20 ounces silver per ton. Mills run well with low ore loss. Social events include dances and street brawls with no serious injuries. Miss O Johnson reappointed as Kennedy school teacher. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for revitalization.
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Joe
Riley
Hidden Treasure
Imperial
Imperial Mine
Concert Co in Vancouver Draws Elite Audience
The McKenzie Concert Co presented a supper of concert music in Vancouver with praise from the News-Advertiser noting a highly attentive musical elite audience and a “most eminently superior program.” The three artists were set to perform again the next day with tickets at 50 cents and children’s rates. reservations offered at Diehl’s bookstore.
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Miss McKenzie
Vancouver
B. C
Daily News-Advertier
Diehl
Remarkable Union Pacific Travel Times Advertised
The notice outlines swift travel from Winnemucca to major U S cities with durations to Denver Omaha Chicago St Louis Kansas City and New York. It promotes through Pullman sleepers dining cars and free reclining chair cars and urges purchasing tickets via Union Pacific. KE Reinhart & Co are billed as merchants offering low price first class goods and groceries bought direct from California and Eastern factories.
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Denver
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Union Pacific
Union Pavifie
Ke, Reinhart & Co
Kings of
California
Easttern
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy for children with teething pain diarrhea stomach woes and inflammation. It claims fast relief and lists 25 cents a bottle sold by druggists worldwide. Also notes a district sales job and local business notices including Leonard & Son joining with C S Leonard and local goods ads.
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G.N. Shatlenberger
Golconda
Joe Camp
John Shea
M. E. Church
Plummer
Leonard
Perry
Knowles
Rougon
Aesant
Charles K. McClatchey
Sacramento Bee
The
Bee
Catlin
Talmadge
General Committee
Connor
M. B. Staunton
Jed-M1
Brown & Piper's
Oregon
Portland
Bean
Bennett
Gaston
Ellis
Quinn
Northrop
Indep
Tongue
Vanderburg
Myers
Republican Central Committee
United States
Pennover
Beebe
Cohen
Simon
Humboldt
Elko
Geo. W. Peltier
Stover
Battle Mountain
Chas. A. Jones
Beowawe
John R. Loosely
San Francisco
Carson
Saya
Lan
Kennedy
Kexwxepy
Sinver
J. A. Blossom
Miss O. Johnson
Kennedy School
B.R. J
Hood
U.S
Royal
the McKenzie Concert Co
California Fig Syrup Company
Miller
Caxton
Leonard's Retail and Commission
H.M. Leoxano
Fe Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tol
Anderaignia
Cheney
Hae Portenny
West & Truax
Owaising
Seme Marvin
H. B. McDonald
Wadsworth
Lafayette Hotel
Upper
Tuomas Sitonn
Basch Hotel
H Hackamith
Apply L. Doverrre
Golvonda, Nevada
Winnemucen
Napa Soda
I. Remaart & Co
H. F. Belmont
Capital Lodging House
Leonard & Son
H. M. Leowanp
Dresden
Tf. E. Remnart & Co
Fe, Retmnarr & Co
Humboldt River
Slaverer & Sweetaen
Cash Novelty
E, Rewuant & Co
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