Local Happenings and Travels Around Winnemucca
Frank Germain is sick. J Connors of Willow Point visits town. Much precipitation reported overnight. Riddle of Elko arrives on No 4. Wilbur from Central mining district. Austin teams head for Paradise. Mrs Alex Wise visits with Mrs Cumley on Railroad Street. Honigaberger of San Francisco and Coker of Kelton stay at the Lafayette. Postmaster Darrah and wife at the Busch. Conductor Evans leaves for Salt Lake City to visit friends. Blossom arrives on No 4 from Battle Mountain then heads to Kennedy. Cathcart from Paradise arrives. San Francisco trip ends. Rinkle goes to Golconda hotel project on No 3. Mrs Merchant and Muay Tierney stay at the Busch. McCabe new night operator starts at Lovelock. Evans ships seven carloads of beef cattle to Western Meat Co in South San Francisco. 140 head total. Rogers transfers to Wella. Walford Watt leaves for Sac City, Iowa, on No 3. The Pipers bury their four-month-old infant. funeral at 1. Weather and rail notes as usual. A train of about a thousand stockers passes Winnemucca from Wadsworth to Elko. a few deaths en route. Wever arrives to relieve McCabe in the Southern Pacific office. Nixon case not guilty after trial. local notices end with Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Honigaberger
San Francisco
F. H. Coker
Kelton
Utah
Lafayette
H. Darrah
Willow Polit
Busch Hotel
Dave Evans
Salt Lake City
Mr. Savage
Golconda Cattle Co
Golconda
California
Winnemucca
Wadsworth
Elko
Here
Wever
Stone House
W. BE. McCabe
Southern Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific Railroad
Bonnifield
D. van Doser
Dave
Nevada Legislature Reapportionment Debated Amid Amendments
Senate bill No. 4 faces challenges over apportionment as assembly attempts to amend. Assembly bills on livestock tax allotment, land purchases, and free school books move or stall in committees. Other notes cover Alaskan mining talks, a band leader journey, cattle buying, Sutro Tunnel irrigation prospects, and a public legislative investigation clash in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senatore
Williame
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Nevada
Public Lands Committee
Dooley
McMillan
U. S
Committee
State and Coast Notes
Engineer Schriber has been taken to the railroad hospital in Sacramento. H C Hardesty of Lovelock plans 600 acres of new wheat. R K Colcord’s nomination as Carson City mint superintendent confirmed by the Senate. Engineer Yeargin’s body interred with mourning wife and children. The Times Review notes stock hammered in Salt Lake despite low ore stamps. a Genoa man fears stricter game laws. Forty‑four of fifty Pioche primary pupils with la grippe. school suspended. C C pumping lowers water level. Belmont Courier reports cattle in good condition in the southern district. L W Shine named Utica mine superintendent at $10,000/year. Arthur Langetroff of Tuscarora in U S Army at San Antonio. regiment bound for Manila. Hopkins group at Searchlight district holds 500 tons ore at $15/ton, 15 men employed. Omaha market: cattle slow and weaker. Western steers 370–480. cows 325–425. Sheep dull. Western mutton around 3 70–4 30. Justice Nick Hammel to grand jury on murder charge in Olinghouse canyon. Joseph Smith of Ruby valley reports Nevada better than California for living. Nye county sheepmen driven north by lack of water. Virginia City improving per Carson News. people still trust the pumping project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeargin
The
Times Review
Dexter
Salt Lake
Genoa
Arthur Langetroff
Tuscarora
Sixth Infantry
San Antonio
Texas
Manila
Hopkins
Searchlight
Lincoln County
Captain Neall Heard From Restitution Plea From U S Cavalry Officer
The war department may grant three months more leave for Captain John McNeall of the Fourth Cavalry after a Mexican city letter in which he asks forgiveness and seeks to resume command. He claims he could not repay a shortage and asks that his whereabouts be kept secret. Supporters in and out of service push for forgiveness and reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew Department
John McNeall
Fourth Cavalry U. S. A
Secretary of War
Neall
Washington
War Department
McKinley
F.C. Lord
Virginia City
New Flour Milling Upgrades At Douglas County Mill
Peter Heitman announces purchase of two sets of awing sifters from Nordyke Marmon to upgrade the Douglas county roller mill. The new gear will keep work output but improve flour quality for about $2000. A double roller mill a differential reel and other improvements will make it the finest flour mill in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Heitman
Douglas County
Local Firm Advertises Outerwear Display In City
A county agency announces a new supplier arrangement with a New York City bow for jackets and capes. E Rermanr & Co invites ladies to inspect the displayed assortment and visit the store for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
E. Rermanr & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Germain
M. Thacker
J. Connors
Willow Point
M.S. Riddle of
C. H. Wilbur
Central Mining District
E. B. Austin
Paradise
Mra
Alex, Wise
W. A. Cumley
Railroad Street
A. Blossom
No. 4
Battle Mountain
Kennedy
Jos, Cathcart of Paradise
Ea. Rinkle
W. J. Merchant
R. T. Evana
Western Meat Company
Chas. Rogers
Lovelock
Wella
Walford Watt
Sheriff McDeid
Sac City
Iowa
Geo. H. Piper
I O'Cock
Ee Sirvex Rare and Bulletin
William Richards
Nixon i
Alaska
New
Jack Richards
Mrs. Floyd
Grase Valley
Clear Creek
Alaskan
John Phillip Sonma
Wagner
Stockton
Wagner & Finkbohner
United States
Carson News
Sutro Tunnel
C. and
Legislative Investigation Committee
Vancott
Evans
Engineer Schriber
Sacramento
H.C. Hardesty
R. K. Colcord
Carson City
Pioche
la Grippe
C. C
Belmont Courier
Saya
L. W. Shine
Wells, Fargo & Co
Carson
Utica
Omaha
Nick Hammel
Wadaworth
H. L. Reed
George Avery
Olinghouse Canyon
Washoe County
Grand Jury
Joseph Smith
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Nye County
Captain Neall
Granite Hill Mining Company
Nevada County
Cal
South Grass Valley
Virginia City Chronicle
Granite Hill Company
Cody
Frank Daniels
Chas Dellenbaugh
D W Price
J Perry
Nail Robinson
Rohil & Co
GH Vannatti
H. Waxrex
Hall
Preas
Arthur W. Moore
Edward Barry
Hale & Norcross Mining Co
G. W. Grayeon
James H. Swift
Barry
R. P. Merillon
A. W. Moore
Fox
Ryan
F. J. Cnexzy & Co
Props
Joiedo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
Weer & Taavx
Toledo
Wannina
Kixvan & Manvix
Shepp Company
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Stryen Stark and Bulletin
Peter Heitmas Hee
Otis
Trib
Richards
Hia
Second Street
Armory Ball
J. Sheer
Sedalia
Eagle Drug Store
DeWitt
Eagle Drag Store
Hood
E. Retxmanr & Co
Scott & Bowne
New York
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