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Newspaper

Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1901

Page

3

Local and Personal News From Winnemucca and Nearby

Miss Myrtle Organ arrived from Mill City and J Bradshaw from Paradise Valley. Assemblyman Townsend and Commissioner Morey came from Paradise valley to attend the Board meeting in session today to set the 1901 tax rate. Mrs G B Williams returned to Battle Mountain after visiting relatives. Anna Miller visited relatives then Golconda. W C Ruddell came from Lovelock for the Board meeting. G W Grayson from Beowawe to Willow Point ranch. Prof W A Henry arrives from Wadsworth to start socials in Winnemucca. Speaker Van Duzer sent many Assembly bills to the Silver State office. Dr T C Hanson returns from Oakland. C B Hanson now runs a Brown's Valley plant with Rose Valley Borax interests. Harry Westwood Cooper denies passing bad checks in Winnemucca. he is en route to San Francisco. Brakeman Pete Conroy injured near Wadsworth, returns to Winnemucca for treatment.

Myrtle Organ Mill City Vy. J. Bradshaw Paradise Valley W. E. Townsend Carson G. B. Williams Battle Mountain Anna Miller Golconda G. W. Grayson Beowawe Willow Point Board of Commissioners N. T. Ziegler Raney Wadsworth Pennsylvania H. M. Ziegler W. A. Henry Winnemucca Henry van Duzer T. C. Hanson Oakland C. B. Hanson Brown's Valley Yuba County Cal Messrs. Fulton and Taylor Rose Valley Borax Company San Francisco Harry Westwood Cooper California Exconvict and Swindler Cooper

Affray on Bridge Street Ends With Injured Man

A drunken quarrel on Bridge Street led to Tom Scott a mulatto sheepshearer clashing with Louis Simon a Mexican. Scott allegedly struck Simon with a heavy piece of scantling leaving him unconscious. Simon was taken to the county hospital where his condition improved, Scott was arrested and faces a preliminary hearing in Justice Rouson's court this afternoon.

Bridge Street Tom Scott Louis Simon Simon Scott LaVoy

Revenue Bill to be Presented by Joint Committee

The joint committee on revenue chaired by Senator Pitt of this county plans to report today. It has reviewed various revenue measures and merged the best provisions into a single bill likely to satisfy requirements and gain Legislature approval.

Pitt

Another Fight for Carson Between Sharkey and Jeffries

The manager of Tom Sharkey announces a May showdown at Carson City with Jeffries under Dan Stuart, posted with a 2500 dollar forfeit. If held, the bout will be a finish fight.

Tom Sharkey Jeffries Carson City Dan Stuart Sharkey

State News Notes From Nevada Locales and People

Artesian water flow struck on the Andy Nelson ranch near Seamboat Springs at twenty feet. Rumor says Virginia & Truckee Railroad may soon come under Southern Pacific control. William Craze injured by a cartridge explosion at the Co. & mine in Virginia City. possible loss of sight. Fish exports from Wadsworth Reno and Verdi total large sums with Wadsworth $18,000 Reno $9,000 Verdi $5,718. Col H. B. Maxson of Reno appointed aide-de-camp for Nevada for McKinley inauguration. Reno nickel-in-the-slot machine owners to test new law. James A. Brazell, former Comstock resident, dies in San Francisco. Miss Lent Raffetto completes acting course in New York and secures theatre engagement. Mrs. Mattie Mikkelson of Reno granted $12 monthly pension. her son Andrew served in the Philippines. A small town grows at the smelting works near the Bluestone mine in Lyon county with Montana Co. running hotel, store and shops. Eureka & Palisade rail washout repairs allow trains by midweek. no trains for two weeks. First Lt. Fred Gignoux returns as his company sails home. promotion likely. Snowfall heavy in Lincoln county, DeLamar four feet Pioche three feet Meadow Springs six feet. mail carried by horse, transport halted. Lincoln county expects a fruitful spring after heavy snows. dry lakes to fill.

Wadsworth Verdi Reno Col H. B. Maxson Nevada F. W. Green McKinley James A. Brazell Comstock San Francisco Lent Raffetto Piernt Virginia City New York School of Acting and Dramatic Art New York Mattie Mikkelson Andrew Mikkelson Troop A Nevada Cavalry Philippines Bluestone Lyon County Montana Company Eureka & Palisade Road J. E. Gignoux Fred Gignoux San Fernando Lower Carmarines Eleventh Cavalry Dayton Times Lincoln County DeLamar Pioche Meadow Pumps Stateline

Reno Street Railway Franchise Bill and Legislature Salary Cuts

Assemblyman Jacobs introduces a Reno street railway franchise bill while Assemblyman Allen proposes trimming lawmakers salaries. Senate approves Senator Pitt's railroad lands lease to sheepmen. An amended bill for a free library in Reno is signed by the Governor. Saturday the Assembly defeats a bill to abolish District Judges travel expenses and passes the Senate measure to end the Livestock Inspector role by 30 to 1.

Assemblyman Jacobs Reno Allen Senate Pitt Assembly

Exposition Commissioners Appointed by Governor Sadler

Governor Sadler appoints John Wagner and James A. Yerington of Carson and J A Miller of Austin as Pan American Exposition Commissioners.

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials

The advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internally taken remedy by F J Cheney Co Toledo. It includes endorsements from West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists and notes price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo PF. J. Cheney West & Truax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Mines and Mining Notes From the Region

Reports show P C Ostrander striking rich ore at Trinity with values up to 2000 dollars per ton. The Crosby Company sold equipment for a ten ton mill near Devil's Gate Lyon county. Miners Union Virginia City names officers including Burns Ward McDonnell Finnegan Klaus White. The Bingham Bulletin urges patenting mines to reduce annual costs, outlining steps to obtain a patent and secure clear title.

P. C. Ostrander Trinity Lovelock Tribune Crosby Company Messrs Jurien and Basso Devil's Gate Lyon County San Francisco Cooke & Geyer Virginia The Miners’ Union of Virginia City W. A. Burns John F. Ward John F. McDonnell John L. Finnegan Ed. Klaus Ed. White J. E. Dekley D. R. Sullivan J. B. Kenny Western Federation of Miners W. A. O'Leary A. M. Lamb

A Practical Man on Trib

Dr Burns of Virginia City Nevada testifies to the liniment Trib for horse care. He describes a mare injured on the Comstock lode that recovered after four days of twice daily applications, noting Trib’s penetrating strength without blistering. Burns asserts continued use and benefits for horsemen.

Virginia Enterprise Pacific Coast Dr. Burns Lyman Con, Virginia Comstock Lode

Atlas deal exclusive to Bulletin on Pacific coast

The Bulletin Atlas offers the Unis atlas at $5 with full geographic corrections. Subscribers to Bulletin and Silver State may obtain it for $150. A World atlas is available for 50 cents to new or existing subscribers. Only the Bulletin holds exclusive rights, with delivery around March first.

San Francisco Bulletin Pacific Coast Bulletin Silver State Combination

Saturday Night Socials Begin at Armory Hall

Prof W A Henry ends weeks of practice by arranging a series of socials at Armory hall starting next Saturday evening March 9. The event promises fine music and careful planning to please attendees with a 50 cent admission for gentlemen while ladies enter free.

W. A. Henry Wadsworth Armory Hall Mhéwl

Midwinter Specials in Wool Underwear and Coats

Midwinter specials feature men's and youths wool underwear and hose, blanket and fleece lined gloves and mits, corduroy lined reversible coats, blanket lined pants, and canvas rubberized coats. Also ladies flannel waists and special silk waists, along with high colors and black underskirts.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. C. Ruddell Lovelock W. D. Morey Pete Conroy Truckee Dr. Hanson State News Notes Andy Nelson Sseamboat Springs Virginia & Truckee Southern Pacific William Craze G Mines and Mining Bingham Bulletin M. Burns Virginia City, Nevada Burlington Denver Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Sne Black Hills Salt Lake Office West Second South St R. F. Nesten Enterprise-ward F. C. Robins & Co Philadelphia Record Humboldt County Felix Poulin Winnemucca Jewelry Store Dave McB Rose
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