Mines and camps show promise in I X L district
Dr H Wisner reports improving mines at I X L and Bayfield developments advance. Sullivan’s tunnel nears completion with encouraging prospects. A furnace start is delayed by sickness in Paradine Valley. Discoveries near TXL boost outlook as camp activity grows and optimism remains high for bullion production.
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Eureka Sentinel
8. H. Wisner
Bayfield
J. C. Sullivan
Paradine Valley
Pointsorth
Txl
Eshnp
Golconda Excursionists Travel to Liolconda Springs
A six horse coach carried twenty seven excursionists to Liolconda Hot Springs yesterday. They spent five hours at the Springs and returned home between 6 and 7 PM. The round trip fare is one dollar and excursions are likely to run each Sunday during the summer.
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Liolconda Hot Springs
Moptana
Charley MelDeir
Jehu
Mil
Ariving
Welock
Evenin
Enlisted for the War stage play by Olio Club at Centennial Hall
The Olio Club presented Enlisted for the War at Centennial Hall Saturday night to a fair audience. Performers impressed in key roles including the vivacious heiress and the Intelligent Contraband while the villain drew steady hisses. The Silent Man and staff in blue and gold earned praise and overall verdicts were positive.
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Olio Club
Centennial Hall
Delegates to Grand Lodges Reach Virginia City
Eastern Nevada representatives traveled west to attend meetings of the Masonic and Odd Fellows Grand Lodges in Virginia City this week. Delegates include Eureka’s David K. Bailey and Kenneth Jones, Elko’s James Birney, J Z Kelley of Tuscarora, J Raum of Hamilton, and Winnemucca’s Alex Wise.
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Masonic and
Odd Yellows
Virginia City
Nevada
Masonic Lodge
David KE. Bailey
Khen Jones
Eureka
James Birney
Elko
J. Z. Kelley
Tuscar
J. Raum
Hamilton
Alex Wise
Winnemucca
Yeates
Tiscarrora
O. B. Green
David Molarkey
Winnenmeca
Toulay J. Ni Hill
Palisade
Maronic Lodge
R. H. Scott
Paradise
Piute Prisoners Surrender After War Path
The Piutes in Eastern Oregon surrendered in the Fall after joining the Bannocks two years earlier. They were kept as prisoners at Fort Harney and McDermit, moved to Yakima Washington Territory, arriving less than a year and a half ago. The Yakima Record reports only about 200 of the 5 Piutes alive, with fearful mortality described as sheeplike rot.
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Oregon
Malhour Reservation
Fort Harney
McDermit
Yakima
Washington Territory
Big Fire Destroys Wood-Pile at Washoe City
Sunday update reports a large blaze burning N Marker's wood-pile at Washoe City on Saturday evening. About 5,000 cords were consumed at six dollars per cord, with partial insurance. An engine from Carson responded to the fire. Marker is brother of a county commissioner. community expresses regret over the loss.
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N. Marker
Washoe City
Carson
Jury Deadlock Marks Second Tral in Idaho Killing Case
Jury disagreed on J. N. Trask for the murder of Edgar Brown at Silver City Idaho. Judge Prickett allowed bail of 25,000 for Ira(k) pending the next proceedings after a trial lasting the previous week.
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J. N. Trask
Edgar Brown
Silverty
Idaho
Prickett
Irak
California Delegates Depart for Cincinnati Convention
Delegates named Foley Mollrath Frost Maddox W M Gwin HT Whornton W W Cope W W Foote and J Coleman left California for the Cincinnati Convention today.
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California
Foley
Mollrath
Frost
Maddox
W. M. Gwin
Ht,whornton
W. W. Cope
W. W. Foote
J. Coleman
Meeting at Oriental Hall on July Fourth for Independence celebration
Citizens gather at Oriental Hall this evening to decide if Wimmemaces will mark the national independence anniversary. Local organizers invite residents to attend and vote on celebration plans.
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Oriental Hall
Winnemucca Hose Company to Convene Monthly Meeting
Firemen are summoned for the regular monthly gathering at the hose house this evening at o'clock. All active members are requested by the foreman to attend.
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Winnemucca Hose Company
No. 1
Northern Freight Clipper Load Delivers for Silver City Merchants
Three freight clippers loaded by Ky Reinhart & Co. carry 66 000 pounds of freight for Silver City merchants. Two ships belong to George Baker and one to James Dalin.
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George Baker
James Dalin
Ky Reinhart & Co
Silver City
Nevada and Oregon Railroad Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Nevada and Oregon Railroad Company were filed in Reno showing a line from Aurora to the Oregon border. Directors include ex-Governor Woods and J. C. McTarnahan among Nevada residents. Philadelphia parson incident noted but not central.
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Nevada and Oregon Railroad Company
Reno
Aurora
Oregon Line
Woods
John T. Davis
Moore
Mr. McMeachan
Colonel Ellis
T. Coffin
J. C. McTarnahan
Nevada
Gardner Beaten by Johnson in Chicago Steamboat Contest
In Chicago recently the Gardner long viewed as the lakes most powerful vessel was defeated by the Johnson in a pulling match. Boats were lashed stern to stern with a rope and then started together to race.
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West
Chicago
Gardner
Lakes
Johnson
Sale of Half Interest in Nevada Mining Claims
Notice in hereby given that I have this day sold an undivided one half interest in the Washington and Blue Jay mining claims in Echo Mining District Humboldt county Nevada to J S Kearney. Kearney has sold half of said interest to J A Shafter.
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Washington and Blue Jay
Echo Mining District
Humboldt County
Nevada
JS. Kearney
J. Kearney
J. A. Shafter
Green's August Flower and the Cure Claim
The notice markets Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver complaints with a list of symptoms. It urges readers to buy from Eureka druggists and offers sample bottles for 10 cents and a regular size for 74 cents, claiming two doses will relieve. It asserts nationwide sale by first class druggists and promotes immediate relief.
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Eureka
United States
Jnlely
City Bakery Offers Cheap Read Delivered Home
Stale reading options advertised with home delivery at low prices, likening service to emigrant train fares. Describes affordable reading material delivery to subscribers' houses.
Bread and Groceries Advertised in Local Notice
A fragmentary 19th century ad notes C. CamsoneEri selling seven pounds brown sugar or six pounds white sugar for one dollar at his cash store. Additional lines promote Hostetetter's Stomach Bitters, Dr A Grotzven's remedies, free late night lunches at A D Williams Palace Saloon, Dever Bakery bread deals, fresh oysters and celery salad at Doc's Loxen Stand, and a price list from Lavy & Co.
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C. CamsoneEri
Doc
Levy Co Opens Big Dry Goods Stock At Winnemucca
Levy Co opens today offering the largest stock of dry goods, buttons and clothing in the state. Ads promise undersold prices, with fresh arrivals daily. Also promotes Ayers Sar saparilla and Shiloh’s remedies with testimonials from local residents and merchants.
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Levy & Co
Ring Jost Lost Ring Reward Notice
A lost ring is described between T Rickard’s house and a stable. Anyone finding the ring should return it to this office or Montana’s stable for a reward. Also mentions Frank Fellows Fashion Sample Rooms and Depot Bakery offerings.
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T. T. Rickard
Montana
Frank Fellows
Charles Hisihstek
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