Local News Briefs From Reno And Humboldt County
Happenings include a passenger extra due at 2 PM, beef market notes with prices, and several visitors staying at local hotels. Antimony mining prospects in Humboldt county are highlighted with ore prices and potential new shipments. Tom Yeargin praised in Wadworth Dispatch for his noble, kind character. Memorial design offerings and a temporary dentistry office change are noted at the Lafayette hotel.
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Humboldt County
Unionville
Bloody Canyon
World's Finest Train Passes Through Winnemucca Exposition Era Wonder
A six car palatial train named Atlantic America Ferdinando Chill China and Republic arrived yesterday afternoon at 5 30 and left at 5 40 en route from New York to California on a Golden Gate Excursion spanning 35 days and 9509 miles. Wealthy eastern travelers visited many cities from Cincinnati Louisville Nashville and Denver to California cities including Los Angeles San Diego and San Francisco. The train, built by Pullman and featured electric lighting and luxury interiors, is described as the most magnificent on the North American continent.
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Atlantic
America
Ferdinando
Chill
China
Republic
Pullman
Omaha
New York City
Pennsylvania Road
Golden Gate
Cincinnati
Louiaville
Tennessee
Birmingham
Lowiaville & Nashville
Confederacy
New Orleana
Pointe
Texas
Colorado
Paso
Arizona
Yuma
California
Los Angles
San Dergo
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Salt Lake City
Rio Grande
Colorado Springs
Denver
Burlington
Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
Windy City
Lake Michigan
New York
Amit
Sivan
Tuscarora mining boom eyed by experts and delays noted
Eastern experts predict strong prospects for Tuscarora in mining while Southern Pacific work in Wadsworth slows after the Hot Springs wreck. Also reports on George Webb selling cattle, snowy Sierra canyons, and local notices including deafness cures and ladies wear ads. James Sturat’s death in Inyo recalled. Grand Prize mine sale to Colorado interests planned with electric power from the Owyhee.
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Southern Pacific
Wadsworth
Hot Springs
Sierra
Truckee
Sesson
Wadsworth Dispatch
James Sturat
Inyo
Central Pacific
Virginian & Truckee
Bodie
Nevada Legislature: Water rights and state affairs debated
The senate passed bills to define preserve water rights store water and regulate future usage while other measures addressed livestock inspection constitutional provisions and corporate powers. Several assembly and senate actions followed including wagon tire width laws state lottery resolutions and preservation of public newspapers. Advertisements and local notices conclude with drugstore promos and shopping notes.
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Senate
Hardesty
Assembly
Emulsion of Cod liver Oil Promoted for Blood Richness
When a person is weak and pale the issue is poor blood not pure blood. Pills bitters and tonics won’t fix it. a new harness won’t restore strength to a weak horse. Emulsion of Cod liver Oil is touted as the best remedy to enrich the blood by Scott and Bowne New York.
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Scott & Bowne
New York
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J.N. Tucker
Reno
Chas
E. Hayward
Jao
Lowry
McDerwlt
Busch
J. J. Pinkston
Wife
Yeaturday
Lafayette
W. J. Samuels
Giuthrie
Pointe Down
Orada
Western Cattle
Western Motions
Iron Point
Poley Heilbron & Co
Noble Ranch
Clover Valley
Humboldt
Wadaworth
Tom Yeargin
Nature
Tom Yeorgin
Comstock
Virginia Chronicle
Comstock Pumping Association
Risdon
Moseford
Maroti
Tam
H. B. McDoxaup
Winnemuccs
Pacific
Edward Bain
Bain Wagon Company
Pasadena
Kinderhook New York
Thomas Holly
Messrs
Blood and Duval
Logan and Hulley
Como
Lyon County Times
Logan
Silver
Georgia
Atlanta
Peoples Party
South
Weaths
Armory Hall
Chamberlain
E. Remuarr & Co
Tuscarora
George M. Stewart
Nevada
Seattle
Washington
George Webb
Charehill County
Tuscarera
Owyhee River
Ite
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Skepp! Company
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Hood
J. T. Frexman
Fort Wingate
N. M
E. Reinsanr & Co
E. Reinsanr& Co
State Dentistry
Winnemucca
Eagle Drug Store
J. Sheer
Sedalia
DeWitt
E, Remar & Co
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