Local Nevada News Summary of Arrivals and Mining Reports
W T Jenkins and J W Messley with others arrive from Battle Mountain Kennedy and Jackson Creek on recent days. Haying to begin in Washoe Humboldt soon. Silver City ore yield and drills near Reno noted. Cal train robber Brady still at large. Mining reports from DeLamar and Winnemucca described with prospects and tunnels. Wool purchases in San Francisco firms include 18 000 and 45 000 pounds with shipments west.
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W.T. Jenkins
Battle Mountain
J. W. Messley
W. Sturgeon
Kennedy
Albert Lay
Jackson Creek
Washoe
Humboldt
Eureka
Arizona
John Riley
Truckee
Nevada
San Francisco and San Joaquin
Stockton
T. L. Hoppin
Willow Creek
California
Reno
Devst
Silver City
Brady
William Hill
Varyville
H. Frederick
Winnermucen
Nettie Cline
Ff. W. Cline
Nettie Templeton
Carson
J. T. Jones
Hirsch Arms
Reno Gazette
San Jose
Cal
Johnny Manefield
Churchill County
Shorehill
E. M. Barnes
Ballard & Hall
San Francisco
St. Martin
Mr. Barnes
Chas, McConnell’s
Fire destroys Silver State flouring mill at Paradise Nevada
At about eight oclock in Paradise the Silver State flouring mill owned by Recanzone and Forgnone burned rapidly. Firefighters and onlookers watched as the immense structure collapsed into ruins. The mill contained wheat bran flour and machinery upgrades valued at about five thousand dollars. The cause remains unknown and no residents were nearby. William Weiniten reports from the scene.
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Paradise
Staven
Silver State
Recanzone & Forgnone
Nevada
William Weiniten
Fight at Old Corner saloon leads to knife injury in melee
Johnson and Ross clashed at the Old Corner saloon with Ross stabbed under the right arm after a scuffle at the bar. The wound was four to five inches, not deep. In Kennedy, Thomas Jenkins was cleared of assault with intent to kill after a preliminary examination ended with his discharge. Also, Charley Wilson was gored by a cow on South Fork, thrown and impaled on a horn before bystanders freed him.
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Johnson
Ross
Jows
Thomas Jenkins
C. H. McIntosh
Kennedy
Rengan
Jenkins
Reagan
Elko Independent Boys & Man
Charley Wilson
South Fork
Wilson
Nelse Ouderkirk
Seven Children Abandoned Found On Train
Word from Reno reports two young girls aged five and seven were found on a passenger train in eastern Nevada after being abandoned by their parents. The children were dressed differently, with the younger in black and twenty dollars found in their clothing. No further details were available.
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Reno
Reno Gazette
Circuit Court Affirms Loss For Southern Pacific in California Lands Case
The United States Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling against the Southern Pacific in a suit to reclaim possession of hundreds of thousands of acres in Ventura and Los Angeles counties California. Judge Rose had entered the prior decision. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as purifying blood curing tiredness and nervous prostration.
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United
Goddess of Liberty Contest Opens for Winnemucca Fourth
Standing of contestants for Goddess of Liberty at Winnemucca’s Fourth of July celebration. Votes cost 50 cents per vote, with subscribers voting at their subscription ratio. Contest closes Saturday midday June 29. Fill out coupon and mail to the office.
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Goddess of Liberty of
Winnemucca
July Fourth Sale Promises Large Jewelry and Goods Display
Advertises a Winnemucca visit by Freysaick the jeweler with watches diamonds novelties and big stocks. Promotes railroad service watches and compares prices. Also lists various sales items from Paradise Valley merchants and local notices including catarrh cure and shop promotions across multiple vendors.
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Winnemucca
Freysaick
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Modern Laxative
The article touts Syrup of Figs as a modern liquid laxative replacing old time herbs pills and draughts. It notes the true remedy is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and available from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
National Salute Observance Morning Procession and Activities
A National Salute program includes a 10 o'clock procession forming at Armory Hall led by Grand Marshal Winnemucca Band and a parade to the Depot with multiple floats and choirs. Afternoon events feature declamation, oration, music, and a Horribles procession with races and prizes at 2:30 and 4:30 p.m.
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Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Boys’ Brigade
Car of State
Bridge Street
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John Catlow
DeLamar
King’s River
Oregon
Stein's Mountain
Catlow
Winnemuccea
de Lamar
Hood
U.S
Goddess of Liberty
Yas Goddess of Liberty
Winnehuncca
Lillie Stinson
May Gillilan
Ma Bonniti
Nellie Lewis
Pearl Trousdale
Carrie Choate
Laura Leonard
Frederick
Suis
F. M. Buckixenam
Paradise Valley
Nev
Hall
Givne
P. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Dieh's
Beatrice Harradan
Examiner
Drei Jn
J.C. Nathan's
Diehl’s
Oxford
F.C. Rows & Co
F. G. Wende
O. Reil
W. E. Lampson
P. G. Wespven
Dutch Flat
Jezatio
F. M. Bucxisenam
Postoffice
Busch Hotel
Curis Dient Jr
F. C. Ronixs & Co
Tan Congress
New
Sondan Cloth
F. C. Robins & Co
E. Rervaart & Co
Cons
Wevmere
Adriance, Platt & Co
S. Buckeye
Bain Wagons
Hallingsworth
E. Reinhart & Co
A. Rleinhans
Epicure
Ayer
Rom
F. C. Bontxs & Co
Miss A. L. Ede
M. J. Abel
Maud Elliot
L. R. Mendosa
F. M. Fellows
Annie Miller
Allif Minor
Miss Maud Miller
Miss Maud Elliot
Silver State Orchestra
Welock
V. M. Sharp
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