Local and Personal entries from Paradise area
Pp Lewis arrived in San Francisco this morning. James Byrnes and son Charles arrived yesterday for Paradise. Thomas Powell and S B Strie left Unionville yesterday. Charles L Hill, Southern Pacific car inspector, arrived yesterday from San Francisco. W Dikeman and W D Keschner arrived from Button's ranch in Paradise Valley with forty horses for shipment to San Francisco. The river has not fallen, rising gradually for two weeks. Volume is less than last year, but flow exceeds early expectations.
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Pp. Lewis
San Francisco
James Byrnes
Charles
Paradise
Thomas Powell
B. Strie
Unionville
Charles L. Hill
Southern Pacific
W. ¥. Dikeman
W. D. Keschner
J. W. Button
Paradise Valley
Nevada Livestock Outlook and Baby Show Preparations
The National Livestock Association notes light losses on Nevada ranges with stock on grass and ample feed. About twenty thousand cattle, breeding ewes at five dollars, and dressed beef prices listed. Sheep numbers estimated four to five million, lamb crop strong, baby show expected to draw many entrants, with Winnemucca infants to be dressed for prizes, challenging judges.
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National Livestock Association
Nevada
Wedekind Mine Bonded For Six Months At Ten Thousand
The Keno Gazette reports Geo Wedekind's proposal to bond his mine for six months at 10000 with option to purchase at 100000 has been accepted. Payment is pending with others saying funds will be paid after several days. Also notes L O O F grand officers elected in Virginia City and preparations for Friday Night Social Club ball at Armory hall next Friday.
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The
Keno Gazette
Geo
Armory Hall
Fray Night Social Club Invites Non-Residents to Ball
Notice to members of Winnemueen Friday Night Social Club announces privilege to invite non residents to the ball on Friday night June 24. Special convocation Wednesday June 20 at 8 o clock for Work M M Degree by order of the H P. W A. Brown, Secretary. Also a notice seeking an upright piano for rent and an ad promoting Kola Citra as a blood tonic.
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Ely
Winnemueen
Elnesday
Ice Cream Parlors Open for All Ages and Evenings
Ice cream and cake are served every day at the Central location. Mrs. Clara Williams is named in connection with the establishment.
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Clara Williams
Gold Fields of Cape Nome See Expanding Reach
Returning prospectors report Nome’s general health good but housing scarce and prices high. The Nome gold area appears larger than thought with many washing 15 to 25 cents per pan. Fires have destroyed several winter settlements and fire protection is lacking. A $3,000 guessing contest names the first vessel from the south. Top Cock, 15 miles inland from the coast, hosts about 1,000 workers with cleanups ranging 26 000 to 50 000 on 100-foot claims. Golden Gate and Mascot creeks also produce well. Top Cock stands as the season’s biggest find with miners earning up to 90 dollars daily on intermittent streaks.
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Nome
Nome Carrowly
Top Cock
Cape Nome
Golden Gate
Mascot Creeks
Bullion tax swindle eyed by Lincoln county officials
The White Pine News reviews a push by Lincoln county District Attorney with Governor and state officers to tax the DeLamar and April Fool mines on net proceeds. If big dividend payers escape the bullion tax, it challenges tax fairness and exposes a pretended lease scheme. The page also includes a string of humorous quotes from various papers.
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White Pine News
Lincoln County
April Fool
DeLamar
DeLamar Company
The Great Overland Route by Union Pacific Rail
The Union Pacific advertises its up to date transport with claims of saving time and money, promoting the pioneer dining car, buffet smoking library cars, through Pullman vestibuled palace and other features. It urges travelers to choose Union Pacific with lowest rates to all points and offers detailed information from agent H. M. Clay in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Pioneer
Ogden
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
H. M. C Lay
Main Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nevada State News Notes Highlights From Churchill to Reno
Indians in Churchill County receive $2 daily for hay field labor. Washoe County Clerk uses a book typewriting machine for records. Rev. McFarlane of Medina engages to fill St. Peter's Carson pulpit. Charles May becomes Elko hotel clerk. Gov. Sadler names Dr Hood to Nevada Board of Medical Examiners. Census takers face Indian nonresponse in the east. Postmasters gains announced: Austin 1100, Reno 2300, Wadsworth 1400. Eureka & Palisade Rail passes to receiver amid eastern Nevada speculation of Salt Lake Los Angeles absorption. Tahoe waterways report no water from Lake Tahoe or Donner Lake. Tahoe level three inches above last year. Carson baseball team challenges regional clubs with games against Gilt Edges Sacramento, Reno, and Wadsworth. A Truckee man pays $30 fine for battery, then robs a man of $85 before arrest.
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Churchill County
Washoe County
McFarlane
Medina
N. Y
St. Peter's Church
Carson
Charles May
Internal Revenue Collector
Nevada
Elko
Sadler
Hood
Battle Mountain
Board of Medical Examiners
Guinan
Austin
Reno
Wadsworth
Lake Tahoe
Donner Lake
Tahoe
Tahoe Dam
Reno Gazette
Sacramento
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement reward notice
We offer one hundred dollar a reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, Ohio. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. Wald ing, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free, Hall's family pills are the best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
P. J. Cheney
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children
Century old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as relief for teething pain and colic. It claims cures for diarrhoea, stomach regulation, wind colic, and gum inflammation, with a pleasant taste. Bottle priced at twenty five cents and sold by all druggists worldwide.
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Mrs. Winslow
How to Cure a Sprain
A reader recounts healing a sprain in the hip after heavy lifting. After misdiagnosis as rheumatism, a half dollar bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured the pain, and the reader now recommends it to friends. Also mentions Alpenkrauter Blut beleben as a blood remedy, sold by local druggists and agents.
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F. A. Babscock
Brie
Brown, Bros., Aroggiets
Shoes and clothing sale spans June dates with drastic price cuts
The ad lists extensive discounts on ladies and kids footwear with multiple styles and sizes reduced from $2.50 to $0.75 and up, plus men’s and boys’ shoes. It promises a July Fourth push with 225 men’s and young men’s suits arriving from New York at prices between $5 and $10, claiming top quality and strong value at Winnemucca.
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New York City
Winnemucca
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