Tragic cattle and sheep clash rumors amid cool wave reports
Report from Martin Irjonda alleges the killing of sheepman J. Esteem and his herder in Stein mountain country amid cattlemen versus sheepmen tensions. The story links Oregon and Nevada news with enduring local conflict and notes unusually cool weather affecting crops and harvest progress across the region.
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Martin Irjonda
J. Esteem
Willow Point
McDermit
Stein Mountain
Oregon
Local and Personal Notices From a Western Town
Arrivals include P Sweeney from Oakland Scott Davis from Salt Lake Fred E Lehners from San Francien R B Stevenson from Sacramento W 2 Mitchell from San Francisco Mrs George Watt from Austin Mrs J M Keckler and daughter visiting Mr and Mrs J Knowles Elizabeth D Wightman departing for St Clair Nevada Constable Springer brought a prisoner from Unionville for fifteen days for disturbing the peace Up-town saloon fight leaves participant bedridden Mrs McCormick arriving from Bante Rosa to join her husband Sheriff McDeld to Felts to levy on Honanga Mining Co property Judgment in favor of A J Danforth.
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Fred E. Lehners
San Francien
R. B. Stevenson
Sacramento
W. 2. Mitchell
San Francisco
Lafayette
George Watt
Austin
Elizabeth D. Wightman
St. Clair
Churchill County
Springer
Unionville
McCormick
Bante Rosa
Cal
Miller & Six
Watt Rutherford Wedding at Bride's Home
Robert Watt and Miss Cora Rutherford wed at the bride's parents home with Rev. Geo C King officiating. Bride’s maid Sophie Rutherford and groom’s attendant Paul Rutherford helped as relatives witnessed. The couple, after a stockman father and a teacher mother, plan a new life in Austin after No 6 departure.
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Robert Watt
Cora Rutherford
Geo. C. King
Sophie Rutherford
Paul Rutherford
George Watt
Lander County
G. W. Rutherford
Mrs. Watt
Austin
Watt—Rutherford
Winnemucca
Nev
Cora May Rutherford
Fortieth Infantry Dchem Discharged From Philippines Return
The first section of No. 6 yesterday carried several hundred discharged soldiers of the Fortieth Infantry, who returned from the Philippines a week ago. They were bound for their enlistment places in the East. Mustered out at San Francisco day before yesterday, they received months pay and travel allowance and many celebrated returning to civilian life with a rattling spree.
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No. 6
Fortieth Infantry
Philippines
San Frrncisco
Civil Lfe
A Winnemucca Composer at Prof. Henrys Concert
The program on July 8 features The Imperial March composed and arranged for orchestra by Geo Hit, son of the County Recorder FM. The work is credited as a very creditable piece showing original musical ideas and may lead to another selection soon.
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Prof. Henry
Geo
Hit
County Recorder FM
Fight Between Willow Point Ranchers Settled by Fisticuffs
Report says two Willow Point ranchers clashed yesterday over water rights and chose a fishing cuff fight over court action. One combatant was roughly handled, and the clash ended without legal action. The tale notes a liniment remedy for soreness after the scuffle.
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Willow Point
Reno and Carson News Notes and Local Happenings
Truckee river levels fall while fly fishing starts. Reno dry goods merchant Tiaac Barnett died in San Francisco. Yerington public school to be graded next year with a principal and assistant. Oregon Short Line and Clark road 1111 case before U S Circuit Court at Carson. Tillie Kruger named Greenville Cal school principal. Floriston paper mills run at capacity and struggle to fill orders. Joe Revier injured at Body mine in Cortex Eureka county after bucket accident. Reno building boom with 15 to 20 cottages under construction. Two Lundy miners burned in a mine explosion. one hand lost fingers. Reno telephone subscribers at 811. projected to 350 more in two months. Reno office distributes to Carson, Virginia, Steamboat, Huffakers, north. Carnival queen vote at Carson: Nellie Epstein elected with 3298 majority. Kate Schultz close behind.
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Truckee
Tiaac Barnett
Reno
San Francisco
Yerington
Joe Revier
Cortex
Eureka County
the Gazette
Johnson
Lundy
Carson
Virginia
Steamboat
Tonopah Mines Sold in Deal Worth 436 000
John A. Anderson of Philadelphia and A. O. Turner of Grays Valley California purchased the Tonopah mines for 436000. Five tenthousand dollars paid, 160000 due in ninety days, and 186000 to be paid before January first. The deepest shaft reaches ninety feet and yields four feet of ore worth about 1600 per ton.
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John A. Anderson
Philadelphia
A. O. Turner
Grays Valley
Cal
Tonopah
Revenue Law Challenge Faces Assessors Over Rail Property Value
The Southern Pacific Company has not yet served the Assessors, with service expected soon per the Carson News. The case will test the Board of Assessors action raising railroad property values in this state and its legality.
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J. C. Hayden
Weather Bureau
Silver State
Rockies
California
Arizona
Texas
Gulf of California
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific Company
The
Carson News
Board of Assessors
Harwood Guitar Award To Winnemucca’s Most Popular Lady
At Prof Henry’s concert night in Winnemucca a fine Harwood guitar will be awarded to the most popular young woman. Votes show Miss Caroline Pederson and Miss Abbie Duncan as top contenders amid a note about resilience for the bruised cyclist.
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Prof. Henry
Harwood
Winnemucca
Caroline Pederson
Abbie Duncan
Millinery Display and Sample Hats at Local Homes
To the Ladies of Paradise Mrs KE B Austin showcases a fine display of ladies and childrens hats at reasonable prices. Mr Cohen of San Francisco will present a complete line of samples at Mrs W G Duckers residence Bridge Street for first territory visit with guaranteed satisfactory prices. Ladies invited to call and inspect samples.
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Paradise
KE. B. Austin
Cohn
San Francisco
W. G. Ducker
Bridge Street
Cohen
Hall's Catarrh Cure and dental services offer
A persistent old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers a $100 reward for any failure. It promotes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and an accompanying testimonial list. Also advertised are Hall’s Family Pills and dental services by Dr H A MacMillan, Bridge Street, with bridge work emphasized.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Local notices and ads from Winnemucca 1901 issue
Dr W L Porter visiting Lafayette hotel before California trip. An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims digestion cure with customer testimonial. Brown Bros. markets DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with money back offer. Help wanted notices include ranch hotel work and domestic roles. Birth notices report daughter for Knowles in Winnemucca on June 23 1901 and a June 26 1901 marriage Watt Rutherford in Winnemucca.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Japanese Cooks Seek First and Second Positions in Paradise Valley
Two first class Japanese cooks seek positions as first and second cooks in a hotel or restaurant. Preferred Paradise Hotel in Paradise Valley Nevada. Address Frank Enomoto care Paradise Hotel Paradise Valley Nevada.
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Frank Enomoto
Care Paradise
Rinehart Studio Opens for July Fourth Photography
E. W. Rinehart, photographer, will open Rinehart's photo gallery for work by July 4. The offer features photos in the three latest grades and a choice of thirty five beautiful cards.
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E. W. Rinehart
Rinehart
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