Local News and Itema of a General Nature
Pay day near. arrivals from Tye Patch Danville and Paradise Valley. state convention of the Ep worth league met in Reno. Fourth of July dance plans. Silver State orchestra practice at Amory hall. Mrs. Bachrach visiting Dallas. Haying rainfall predicted but crop may be short. Sacramento to Utah freight rates reduced. IsIe of Monte Cristo planned at McNear's landing. Incendiary rumor at Condor mill. warrants and arrests in town. California fruit shipping down. fires feared in dry season. warnings to remove rubbish. Fourth of July committee meeting at M I Abel store tonight 7220 o'clock.
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J. G. Taylor
Tye Patch
Blossom
Battle Mountain
W. M. Carnahan
Danville
LaGrave
Caraon
Epworth League
Reno
Silver State Orchestra
Amory Hall
A. Bachrach
Dallas
Texas
A. Reinhart
T. R. Weber
Paradise Valley
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
California
Utah
Nevada
Sacramento
Trackee
Wadeworth
Winnemucca
Isle of Monte Cristo
Coney Island
McNear
Powell and
Ellis Streets
Silver Star
Esmeralda County
Walcott
Colorado
Carnon
Wolcott
Ross
Johnson
Conor
Condor Eunyen
Lincoln Co
I T
J. Nasbit & Beecher
Reveille Incising House
Pioche
Nev
United States
United States District Court of
Mining Law Notice Clarifies Montana Prospecting Rules
The Montana mining rule requires a 10 foot shaft in solid formation with a defined wall and stake visibility, a 90 day work period beginning after July 1, and proper location posting at the discovery shaft. If an old hole is deepened it must be 10 feet deeper and recorded. tunnels must be at least 10 feet long to confirm vein findings.
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Mining and Scientific Preae
Montana
Discovery Shaft
Butte
Nevada
Don't Carry Business Home Leave It Down Town
A moral note urges workers to leave work worries at the office and return home with bright mood. A Montgomery street insurance clerk sends a card to a florist with a risqué note and receives a sharp rebuke as the florist hides his misstep in a girl’s bouquet. The piece reflects on self discipline, home life, and social propriety as seen in a humorous anecdote from a Post item.
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Montgomery Street
Post
Virginia School Census Highlights City Youth Figures
The Chronicle reports Virginia's census totals show 785 boys and 679 girls aged 6 to 18, totaling 1,314. There are 16 under age 6 and 36 under 21, with 83 between 18 and 21 and 89 between 4 and 6. Public school attendees number 983, private 154, and 1,722 white children are listed under 21.
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Virginia
Nickel slot machines in depots spark public debate
A nickel in the slot machine has been placed in the waiting room at the depot. The Reno Journal reports the railroad company is displeased by high passenger and freight rates yet has leased the right to install these machines along the line. The change aims to relieve small change burdens for travelers while they wait for trains.
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Reno Journal
Goddess of Liberty Contest at Winnemucca Fair
The standings for Winnemucca's Goddess of Liberty on Fourth of July are published with voting to end Saturday June 29 at noon. Voters may cast ballots for 50 cents per vote and subscribers may vote equal to their subscription value. Send in the coupon to the office.
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Goddess of Liberty of
Winnemucca
Summer Bargains and Local Shop Notices in Paradise Valley
A collage of 1895 notices from Paradise Valley and Winnemucca including jeweler promotions by Jetoul, Beckin onam, and Beuer, sales on watches and novelties, headlines for catarrh cure with Hall’s, debt acknowledgments by F. G. Wendel, and assorted goods from Diehl’s, Reinhart, and Roms Co. Highlights: Buckeye mowers, gents’ furnishings, fabrics, fireworks, and shoes. Frequent references to Paradise Valley Nev and surrounding towns.
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Winnemucca
Jetoul
Faeperick
Evolution of medicinal agents and Syrup of Pigs rise
The article notes a shift from herbs and pills to liquid laxatives, praising Syrup of Pigs as an effective remedy. It advises ensuring the product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Grand Procession At Armory Hall And Community Fete
A grand procession forms at Armory Hall at 10 o'clock with Winnemucca Band Boys' Brigade and various floats. After a march to the depot and return, Mausie remarks and prayers are followed by musical performances. A Horribles procession is planned for 2:30 pm with prizes for best characters and multiple races starting at 4:30 pm.
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Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Boys’ Brigade
Car of State
Armany Salt
Bridge Street
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Royal Oil
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Maary Bonnifield Gillilan
Nellie Lewis
Pearl Trousdale
Carrie Choate
Laura Leonard
Frederick
M. Beckinonam
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Sfall
Hall
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Toledo
The
F. G. Wendel
O. Reil
W. E. Larsey
P.G. Wexpven
Dutch Flat
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Postoffice
Busch Hotel
Crets Drent Jr
P.C. Ronis & Co
Tan Congress
J. M. Buexrsonas
General
Soudan Cloth
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F.C. Robins & Co
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Hallingeworth
FE. Reinnart & Co
BL Reinhart & Co
A. Kleinhans
E. Reinhart & Co
Ayer
Rom
Beatrice Harradan
Examiner
Curt Drew
J.C. Nathan's
Aes
Diehl’s
F.C. Roms & Co
F.C. Rowse & Co
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M. J. Abel
Maud Elliot
L. R. Mendosa
F. M. Fellows
Mausie
E. Francis Brown
Uence
Vinnie Hill
Earl Charter
Maud Miller
George and
Wilbur Miller
Josie Hill
J. A. Ferraro
Ovation Chorus
PB. Roberts
Mendosm Music
J. Francis Brown
A. E
Lothrophon
Truman
F. ©. Robins