Local and Personal News from Winnemucca and Surroundings
Local arrivals include B Lampson from Reno and Dr B D Giroux of Golconda visiting town. Many others from Golconda Lovelock Oceanside Catlow Valley Paradise Valley and McDermit travel or stay, with university students Pearl Naspp and Albert Wolf noted. Fourth of July plans preview parades races fireworks and a grand ball, plus cattle sales and bull purchases by the N S Cattle Company. Mysterious pistol shots near cattle corrals attributed to unknown shooters, no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Lampson
Reno
B. D. Giroux
Golconda
A. Reinhart
J.T. Wheeler
Elko
Commissioner Westfall
Lovelock
W. Nichols
Oceanside
Cal
Winkemucca
H. G. Martell
San Francisco
BP. L. Shirk
Catlow Valley
Commissioner Morey
Paradise Valley
Jules Sarrett
McDermit
Albert Wolf
State University
C. C. Miles
Battle Mountain
Oliver
Pioneer J. P. Birthwright Dies at County Hospital
Neath of a Pioneer J P Birthwright died Saturday afternoon at the county hospital where he had been an inmate for years. He was 82 years old and a native of Virginia. A Confederate veteran and pioneer of the county he once engaged in mining and accumulated a fortune but lost it through speculative ventures. The funeral was held yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Birthwright
Virginia
Gentry Released on Bail After Bouton Trial
William Gentry, jailed on a charge of giving perjured testimony in the Bouton case, was freed on bail today. His bondsmen, B Klucny and P Conroy, posted $150 each. Gentry has been ill and was admitted to the county jail for treatment upon release. his case will be reviewed by the next grand jury session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gentry
Bouton
B. Klucny
P. Conroy
Gentry
Real Estate Transfer from Pacific Improvement Co
The deed from Pacific Improvement Company to D. Pascal for eighty acres was filed with the County Recorder this morning. The land sits on the river’s north bank just above the bridge and will be fenced as a pasture.
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Real Fenate
The
Pacific Improvement Company
D. Pascal
County Recorder
RAM Business of Importance Calls for June 6 Meeting
The Business of Importance will come before the regular convocation on Wednesday evening June 6 1900. A full attendance is urgently requested. By order of the hi P W A BROWN Secretary.
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RAM
P. W. A. Brown
Bold Car Robbery by Tramps Reported
A bank car used by railroad carpenters under W. Fisher was broken into Saturday afternoon on a sidetrack near the cattle corrals. Clothing and various articles were stolen. Suspects were detained and searched. Constable Moore arrested G. Castleton, found wearing stolen clothes, with other pilfered items. Preliminary examination set for today on housebreaking charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fisher
Moore
G. Castleton
Mining and ore trades surge in western mines
Salt Lake City ore and bullion settlements last week reached $289,930. The Consolidated California and Virginia mine yielded 101 tons of ore at an average assay of $5295 per ton. A Nevada Reduction Works overhaul precedes a modernized plant at Rock Point Mill. A 25 000 ton per month smelting plant is planned by American Smelting and Refining Company in Salt Lake City within thirty days. The Wedekind mine yields a rich rock sample, 900 ounces silver and $35 gold per ton, boosting prospectors’ interest. Sales include the Congress gold mine mine sale to a New York syndicate led by Warner Miller and John W Mackay. final payments due within a year. Discrepancies in Golden Eagle Mining Company accounts prompt board action after a stockholders meeting in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
California
Virginia
Nevada
Rock Point
American Smelting & Refining Company
Johnny Fitzgera'd
Palace Hotel
Wedekind
Reno Journal
Gabriel Zanall
Thomas Thoma
M. P. Blench
Pete Femningrd
Pali
Congress Gold
Congress Gold Mining Company
Phoenix
Arizona
New York
Warner Miller
John W Mackay
Congress
Ariome
Golden Eagle Mining Company
Salt Lake Tribune
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price
A Burgettstown liveryman recounts severe stomach pains and rapid relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy bought at Miller & McCurdy's drug store. The testimonial notes the remedy's high value and recommends keeping it at home. It is offered for sale by Frown Bros., druggists.
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Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. W'lson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington County
Frown Bros
F. A. Babcock
Eric
Brown Croe
Dressmaking and tailoring on Bridge Street
Fashionable dressmaking tailoring and repairing offered by Mrs J H Perkins at 3 doors below Arcade restaurant. Ice for sale delivered any quantity to any part of town. Leave orders at Wells Fargo express office or at Winnemucca Bottling Works. Short Bros.
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Bridge Street
Arcade
Jetwl
J. H, Perkins
Wells Fargo
Winnemucca Bottling Works
Short Bros
Nevada state notes from Elko period listings
Elko will host a Fourth of July celebration and state land receipts reached 3839 dollars 63 cents last week. Omaha buyers seek eastern Nevada mules. Colonel Lowe named a notary in Churchill county. A San Francisco buyer targets Eureka iron and machinery. Lovelock plans a new volunteer fire company. A tramp jailed thirty days for stealing stew from an Elko hotel. Only seventeen of forty State University junior class students passed finals. Floriston mills awarded a 35000 dollar contract to deliver 10000 cords of wood. Reno doctors Gibson Thoma and Lewin named U S government examining physicians for Nevada district. McCrary Carey shipped 600 head horses to eastern markets. last week about 1000 head shipped from Mike Independent notes.
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Elko
Omaha
Lowe
Churchill County
San Francisco
Eureka
Lovelock
The
State University
Floriston Paper Mills
Dre
S. G. Gibson
G. H. Thoma
J. A. Lewin
Reno
U. S
District of Nevada
McCrary & Carey
Mike
Independent
Pain Balm Gains Relief Then Recommends Widely
Story recounts a man’s injury from lifting boxes and misdiagnosis of rheumatics, then rapid relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Also lists rail-and-tour prices and destinations with travel details and scenic overland routes via Oregon Short Line and Salt Lake City agents.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Charleston
St. Paul
Chicago
Salt Lake
Denver
Echo and
Weber Canyons
Devil's Slide
Green River Pulpit Rock
Devil's Gate
Oregon Short Line
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething
A long standing remedy promoted for teething infants. Claims relief from night disruption, diarrhea, stomach and bowel regulation, wind colic, inflamed gums, and overall energy. Describes its taste, origin with a physician, and worldwide druggist sales at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Alpenkrauter Blut beleben marketed by EB Reinhart Co
An advertisement proclaims Dr Fahrney's Alpenkrauter Blut beleben as the best blood remedy of the age and urges readers to ask neighbors who have tried it or buy a bottle from EB Reinhart & Co sole agents.
Kola Citra Advertised By E. Reinhart Co
An old ad promotes Kola Citra as the best blood medicine for la grippe. Sold by E. Reinhart & Co. as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reinhart & Co
Aprétt
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Kim
Durham
Dell Gillilan
Sacramento
Winnemucca
Winnemocca
Harry Wilson Lodge
R. T
Thoroughbred Bath
George 3
Mixon
H Marten
N 1, Cattle Company
Sarah
Nixon
N. S. Cattle Company
Mines and Mining
State News Notes
Union Pacific
URS
Adies
Calico
F. C. Robins & CO
McCormick
Fish Bros
O. V. B. Mixen
C. B. Brown & CO
Cagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Winnemucca Nemada
Staunton
Sigel-Campion
A. J. Campionie Schock Helden
J.B. Mallon
Denver National Bank
First Nat'l Bank
Zang Brewing Co
Live Stock Commission
Union Stock Yards
Colo
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