Local and Personal News From Winnemucca
Mrs N Gillilan arrived from Paradise valley and Ben S Walsh came from San Francisco. Mr and Mrs B W Stewart arrived from Willow Point. The river has fallen another inch in 24 hours. Miss Hurd arrived from Reno and left for Rebel Creek. Mrs J T Wheeler of Winnemucca is guest of Mr and Mrs S H Wheeler of Reno. Miss May Gardner returned to Elko after visiting with Mr and Mrs C H Oliver. Miss Nettie McKenzie returned from Gerald Wureka county where she taught. G B Griffith the marble cutter arrived from Raymond California and will resume business in Winnemucca. Pp L England, George Melvin and J C Mann arrested for vagrancy and discharged to leave town. Dr T C Hanson left for Oakland. Their son Harlow Hanson is dying.
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the Gazette
J. T. Wheeler
Winnemucca
S. H. Wheeler
Reno
May Gardner
Elko
C. H. Oliver
Nettie McKenzie
Gerald
Wureka County
G. B. Griffith
Raymond
Cal
Griffith
L. England
George Melvin
J. C. Mann
LaVoy
Rougon
T. C. Hanson
Oakland
No. 5
Young Juett Bound Over On Assault Charge
Constable J R Bunch brought Charles Juett from Paradise and he was placed in Sheriff McDeid custody. Juett is charged with assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing May Johnson on the night of the 6th instant. He claims Johnson and two companions attacked him first and that a club struck him, provoking the stab. Juett appeared unconcerned about the outcome of the case.
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Young Juett
J. R. Bunch
Paradise
Charles Juett
McDeid
May Johnson
Johnson
Jewett
Jwett
Wreck Victims’ Valuables Turned Over to Attorney
B Lake of the Southern Pacific law department arrived to seize the personal effects of Mr and Mrs A Bissinger and R Coulter, killed in the Mill City wreck last month. About 1500 in jewelry and 340 in cash belonging to the Bissingers and a watch with a small sum for Coulter were shipped to San Francisco after Coroner Rougon received the grips.
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B. Lake
Southern Pacific Company
A. Bissinger
R. Coulter
Mill City
Kitto
Biesinger
Coulter
Rougon
Mr. Lake
San Francisco
General Turrittin Fined for Contempt of Court
General G F Turrittin was fined 26 dollars for contempt of court in Reno yesterday while testifying in Bank of Nevada versus Reno Smelting Works. He refused to answer a yes or no question when directed by the judge and paid the fine.
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G. F. Turrittin
Reno
Bank of Nevada
Carnegie gift pledges Ogden library funding site guarantee
Andrew Carnegie offers twenty five thousand dollars to the Ogden Library Association. A letter from Carnegie's secretary explains the conditions: the city must provide a site and guarantee two thousand five hundred dollars annually for maintenance. The proposition will be accepted.
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Andrew Carnegie
Omerea
Ogden Library Association
Carnegie
Labor Union Condemns Sampson Over Navy Commission Objection
The Chicago Federation of Labor adopted resolutions condemning Admiral Sampson s objections to Gunner Morgan s application for a U S Navy commission. Morgan had previously been affiliated with the Machinists Union of Erie Pennsylvania.
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Labor
Sampson
Chicago Federation of Labor
Admiral Sampson
Gunner Morgan
United States Navy
Navy
Morgan
The
Machinists’ Union of
Erie
Catholic Church Services Schedule
Catholic services will be held at the church with daily Mass in the morning. Evening services are planned on Wednesday and Friday at 7:30, and Sunday services include 10:30 in the morning and 7:30 in the evening.
Conditions at Tonopah Growth and Campsite Activity
A Tonopah correspondent reports rapid town growth in southern Nevada. About 175 residents already with more arrivals daily, fueled by open roads and lumber supplies. Mining activity rises with high grade ore near surface, many blocks leased, four carloads shipped to Selby, and 100 workers across company and leasers. Two stores two saloons and a restaurant. more saloons under construction.
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Austin Reveille
Tonapah
Nevada
Lone Mountain
Camp
Cedar Corral
Baxter Springs
Selby
Boundary dispute, Reno incorporation, revenue bill advance
Legislative notes report Senate actions on several bills. Joint concurrent resolution No 17 relating to the California Nevada boundary line passed the Senate. Assembly bill No 125 to incorporate Reno also passed the Senate. Assembly bill No 84 providing revenue for the State passed the Assembly yesterday. A substitute for Assembly bill No 85 limiting mining hoist labor hours failed to pass the Senate.
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California
Nevada
Senate
Assembly
Reno
Trying the New Engines Between Truckee and Sacramento
The new compounds are being tested in the division between Truckee and Sacramento, with Traveling Foreman Leland Ayer conducting thorough trials. They have proven very satisfactory, as the engines are strong steamers and handle trains well, coming from Sacramento without taking coal.
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Truckee
Sacramento
Republican
Leland Ayer
Revenue bill mandates Carson April meeting for uniform property values
The Senate passed a revenue bill embodying Senator Pitt s plan requiring County Assessors to meet at Carson on the first Monday in April to fix uniform valuations on property. The measure passed unanimously Tuesday.
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Pitt
Carson
Senate
Reno To Honolulu Hereford Bulls Shipments Reported
John Sparks of Reno shipped two yearling Hereford bulls to the Kakaian Plantation Company in Honolulu, selling at 490 dollars each. A mail car fire near Reno was extinguished with minimal damage. Mail clerks Dean and Stevenson nearly suffocated. Several marriages and other local items noted, including licenses issued in Reno and a Salt Lake wedding of Cora J. McPheters to Bishop Lorin Farr. A Catskill Examiner mention cites Miss Luuculp of Carson City giving talks on West Indian tribes and silver mining to local children.
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John Sparks
Reno
Kakaian Plantation Company
Honolulu
Dean and
Stevenson
Fritz Stenzel
Mary M. Mer- Jera
San Teandro
Cal
John H. James
Winnemucca
Jessie Lo
Cora J. McPheters
Frank McPheters
Elko
Salt Lake
Lorin Farr
Mormon Church
Ogden
Catskill
New York
Luu Culp
Carson City
Nevada
Locust Dell
Hall's Catarrh Cure praised by local druggists and notices
Reprint lists F J Cheney Co Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and others. Internal use claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also a county sale ad for a Chinese garden between the county hospital and Diehl's brewery for $100 and a lodge notice from Winne mucca Lodge No 19 F and A M about a meeting March 16 with BE degree.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Diehl’s
Dip Lee
County Recorder's Office
Ranges for Sale and Real Estate Listings in Winnemucca
Range and stove offered at bargain by D J Biggins of Winnemucca Nevada inquire at Club Saloon address Mar 5 2 Residence and Lots 6 and 7 Block 14 Lovelock offered for sale by Mrs Minnie A Reed Winnemucca Nevada for details contact Reed See testimonials for De Witts Witch Hazel Salve and dental services offered by Brown Bros Dentistry and Dr H A MacMillan Bridge Street with guaranteed work and bridge work specialty February 2 1911
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Eureka
Lovelock
Minnie A. Reed
Winnemucca
New
H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
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General Turrittin
Carnegie Library For
Nevada Counties
Census Bureau
Churchil Iasdoete
Douglas O
Elko Tae
Dees Pet
Esmeralda Ah Hureka Saben
Humboldt
Lander
Lincoln
Asin Wines
Lyon
State News Notes
P&a. M
W. M
Chris Wolf
D. J, Biggins
Nev
Maréow
de Witt
Brown Bros
C.B. Brown & CO
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
MAIN
Winnemucca, Nevada
Charles H. Grosvyenor
Congress
Tiffany
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Diehl’s Book Store
C. Diehl
Continental Press Corcoran
Washington, D. C
Feed and Sale Stable
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Fener Winnemucca
Elix Poulin
Aubrodlch and Wagonmaker
Horseshoeing
Bale Bridge Street
Dave McB
Rose
Winnemucca, No
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