Local News Items and Court Actions Highlight Carson Events
W. J. Francis left for Kennedy. Judge Cheney arrived from Reno. L. Dutertre from Golconda. M. Reinhart back from Wadsworth. District court in session with Judge Cheney presiding. Various officials arrived from San Francisco, Carson, and Reno. Mining plans near Brunswick lode and a Carson river quarry project noted. Paradise set for Fourth races with liberal purses. James Heney bound over on $15,000. Hospital annex contract awarded to Richard Ryland of Reno. Silver Star district mining sales to Senator Walcott of Colorado for about $510,000. Local merchants and incidents detailed with fires, ads, and a town-widening note. Police report a man arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. sentenced to 60 days.
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W. J. Francis
Kennedy
Judge Cheney
Reno
L. Dutertre
Golconda
Cheney
N. Levy
San Francisco
R. M. Clarke
Carson
LaGrave
J. J. Hill
Wadsworth
Chas. McConnell
Paradise
Summerfield
L. B. Ward
F. Grand Lodge
Cometock
Brunswick Lode
Carson River
Merrimac Mill
James Heney
U.S
Edwards of Carson
Hospital For
Richard Ryland
Simon Reinhart
Suain
R. Herz
Silver Star
Esmeralda
Walcott
Colorado
Jack Brown
Westrope
Brown
Tombs
Thos
Shane
Busch Hotel
Goddess of Liberty Contest to be decided by vote in Winnemucca
Winnemucca committees vote to elect a Goddess of Liberty for the Fourth of July celebration. Any county girl may enter. Each 50 cents paid equals one vote, with previous subscribers counting their subscription toward votes. The contest closes at noon, June 29, with the highest vote-getter crowned. Ballots accepted at the Sumer Slave office.
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Winnemucca
Silver Starr
California
Sumer
Double Decked Cars For Sheep Transport On SP Line
The Southern Pacific will run double decked cars for shipping sheep from Reno to Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago. The cars, used on Union Pacific, carry twice as many as standard cars and will help move fat mutton to Eastern markets reducing San Francisco glut. Fat sheep fetch 4 to 450 dollars per 100 pounds live weight in Chicago, with 140 to 180 head per car.
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Southern Pacific Company
Reno
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Ogden West
Nevada
San Francisco
Reno Journal
Grand Procession and Civic Events at Armory Hall
A grand procession forms at Armory Hall at 10 o clock with Grand Marshal Winnemucca Band Boys' Brigade and various floats. The march goes to the depot and returns for a program of music oration recitation and a Horribles parade at 2:30 with races and prizes.
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Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Boys’ Brigade
Car of State
Amen Hall
Bridge Street
Muzic. Vevayyrsseetaes Orchestre
E. Francis Brown
Vinnie Hill
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Lillie Stinson
May Gillisan
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Pyramid Lodge No. 19
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Sacramento Bee
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Felix Tracy
J.C. Nathan's
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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Soudan Cloth
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Mi8s
L. R. Mendosa
F. M. Fellows
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Allie Minor
Maud Miller
Silver State Orchestra