Fourth of July plans and local notices in Nevada
The issue notes the Fourth of July celebration at McDermit with $500 raised by the Virginia committee. It reports wool shipments to St. Martin, witnesses in the Jenking examination, Southern Pacific staffing changes, and local mining news in Western Nye and Union district. It also mentions school staff reengagement, a Carson Indian school exhibit, and grand plans for July events including Burns and Mount Davidson.
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McDermit
T. L. Hoppin
St. Martin
G. W. Abel
R. Battles
B. J. Reilly
John Clendenning
Kennedy
Jenking
W. W. Rea
Oe Elko
I. O
O. F. Grand Lodge
Wadsworth
J.T. Carothers
San Francisco
Acife
Southern Pacific
Yiee C. L. Crabtree
James Heney
Jake Klein
Ellen Barnes
H. Colburn
L. Lee
Edd Reynolds
W. J. Brandon
Reno
Spring Valley Placer
Humboldt County
Indiana
Board of
E. E. Winfrey
A. L. Ede
Laura Miller
Rose Gardner
Nye
Guld
Belssont
Union District
Fred Wendel
Justice Court
Truman
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Coast
Winnetoneen
International Hotel
Virginia
Benner
Douglas Company
Gressie
Pedrassi
Silver Star
Gem
Oneida
Aupee
The
Direct
Curtis- Webster Group
Comstock
California
Mexico
Grand Lodge Meeting Vote Chooses Reno for Hold
The next grand lodge of Odd Fellows will meet at Reno on June 19. The vote for the meeting site ended Reno ahead with 87 to Winnemucca 25 and Ello 4. Although not a majority, Reno was declared the winner.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Reno
Winnemares
Reno Fi
Ellio
Winnemucca
Elko
Class of 95 Graduation Show at Armory Hall
The senior close entertainment of our public school drew a large audience at Armory Hall. Principal Winfrey introduced the class of ’95 listing Genevieve Hoy Inezia Loma Minor Grace McGonagle and Earl Charter among others. Various solos recitations and dances impressed the crowd with notable performances by Miss Loma Minor Miss Pearl Trousdale Miss Cora Rutherford and Master Earl Charter among others. The event ended with a farewell song by the graduates and a serious address by Rev. E Francis Brown leaving a memorable impression on attendees.
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Armory Hall
Winfrey
Genevieve Hoy
Inezia
Loma Minor
Grace McGonagle
Alexander Wise
Earl Charter
Cora Rutherford
Pearl Ronsdale
Marvin Hill
Clifford Robins
Lucknow
Minnie Wolfe
Opal Miller
Thomas Shone
Malvin Hill
Charity
Benedict Arnold
Dreamland
Marville
Toodles Bonnifield
Bea St
Inez Layeaga
Eupeetos
Alpha and Omega
Katie Diehl
E. Francis Brown
Freak of nature chicken with mouse head shown in Carson
The Carson Tribune reports a chicken egg that did not hatch contains a chicken with a mouse like head. Mrs. Burke opened the egg and found the head with two teeth and hair, a surprising oddity observed in the northern part of Carson. The issue also lists church notices for services and Epworth League events with times and an evening sermon titled Man's greatest question.
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Carson Tribune
Sam Burke
Carson
Sanday
Epwort League
Pr. D
E. Francia Brown
Jenkins examination at Kennedy Mint scandal trial
The examination of Thomas Jenkins for assault with intent to kill C. H. McIntosh began in Justice Rougan's court with District Attorney Buckner and Wm. Bonniefield. John Clendenning testified Absent dispute over tailings led to gunfire. Jenkins fired, McIntosh injured. Additional local notes comment on Carson mint defalcation and related figures.
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Thomas Jenkins
C. H. McIntosh
Kennedy
Justice Rougan
Buckner
Wm. 8
Bonniefield
John Clendenning
Lam
McIntosh
Jenkins
McIintosh
George Abel
MelIntosh
Abel
Mclntosh
Tailings Pond
Jenking
Retty
Eatin Ile
Bis Store
Alf Doten
Reno Journal
Carson
Johnny Jones
Honey
Pickler
Piper
U. S
Jones
Heney
U. S. Secret Service
Grant
Humphrey
Mint
Mr. Grant
Community Event Features Music and Festivities
A program includes music remarks and declarations by the quartette directed by Miller, Wilburn Music, vocal duets and the Rev E Francis Brown. A Horribles procession starts at 2 30 pm with prizes for best sustained characters. Sports events begin at 4 30 pm with multiple races and a greased pole.
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Miller
Wilburn Music
P. B. Peneres
L. R. Mendose
E. Francis Brown
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