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Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1901

Page

3

Local and Personal Notes From the Town

Albert Lay arrives from Jackson creek and Thomas Cotter comes from San Francisco. L. M. Rogers of Louisville registers at the Lafayette. Frank Hammond and son Philip arrive from Clover valley. The river falls six inches in forty eight hours. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wheeler return from western Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Snapp and daughter depart for Rebel Creek. St Patrick ball to be given by Ladies of the Maccabees at Armory hall next Monday night. C. A. Rogers, Wells operator, transferred to Elko. Morrow ill. Stockmen urged to see W. S. Johnson’s ad for young thoroughbred stallions. Sheep shearing begins at the northwest pens. first lot about 6,000 dead belonging to Fred Corbeil. Several other sheepmen to have shearings here.

L. M. Rogers Louisville Lafayette Frank Hammond and Son Philip Clover Valley F. P. Snapp Rebel Creek Fred Corbeil

Irish-Themed Friday Night Social Draws Dancers and Whist Players

The Friday Night Social Club held a well attended whist and dance at a state hall with lent observers among members. Hosts Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Gernant, Mrs. Kibbee and Mrs. Evans organized a tasteful Irish decor and program. Prizes went to Mrs. Updike and J. P. Canady with consolations for Miss Opal Miller and G. H. Kenyon. Recitations by Mrs. Ackerman and a G. H. Kenyon Irish character sketch were enjoyed. Dancing continued until after midnight.

Diver Kenyon Gernant

Epworth League Social Dives Into Evening at Reed Home

The Epworth League social department led by Mrs. FOOM Sage hosted a lively gathering for about forty members and friends at the Reed residence on Third Street. The program included games charades recitals vocal and instrumental music with refreshments served around 11 o’clock marking the first in a planned series of socials under the league department.

Epworth League Foom. Sage A. F. Reed Third Street League Reed

Uniformed Attendants for Southern Pacific Passengers

The Southern Pacific plans uniformed passenger attendants at Oakland pier and ferry depot and at Third and Townsend in San Francisco. Attendants wear dark blue suits and bright red caps with 3 P Co Porter on a black band. They will guide passengers to trains and boat entrances and escort ladies and children on and off trains.

Southern Pacific Oakland Pier Ferry Depot San Francisco Third and Townsend Streets 3. P. Co. Porter

No Change at Ogden Says Southern Pacific Chief

Charles M. Hays president of the Southern Pacific Company returns to San Francisco from the East and denies merger rumors. He says the Ogden gateway will not be closed to other lines and that Southern Pacific relations with its connections will continue undisturbed.

Ogden Charles M. Hays Southern Pacific Company San Francisco Union Central Pacific Southern Pacific Union Pacific

Carson News sparks Assembly clash over $20 stationery per member

The Carson News labeled a $20 per member stationery allowance a steal and challenged lawmakers to prove legitimate use. Assemblymen Skaggs Allen Van Duzer and Wilson clashed with the editor while others defended the practice. The paper later retorted with a verse urging accountability.

Carson Carson News Assembly Skaggs Allen van Duzer Wilson van Duger Platt Assembly Sguad

Revenue Legislation Reported Unfavorably In Senate Bill

The Senate bill to standardize state taxes was reported unfavorably by the Committee of the Whole. Mr Wilson moved to kill it, arguing reform should wait for the next Legislature. The bill would cut the state rate from 1 to 80 cents, shifting reform to future sessions amid voter expectations and capital flight.

Senate Wilson Silver Party Carson

State grab bag eyed as Elko seeks larger share

The Elko Independent questions why Washoe and Ormsby counties receive state funds for local fairs in Reno and Carson City while Elko is left out. It mockingly suggests Elko leaders should take tens of thousands to build a race course, accusing Carson and Reno of favoritism.

Washoe Ormsby Reno Carson Elko Independent Elko Elio

Fusion Party State Ticket Rumored For 2 Years Ahead

A correspondent lists a future fusion party slate including U S Senator Newlands and Congressman Van Duzer for 1930 offices Lem Allen as Governor R B Skaggs as Supreme Judge J L Considine as Secretary of State and Marion B Wilson as Attorney General Carson News notes the cheeky line Isnt she a peach.

Fusion Party U. & Senator F. G. Newlands C. D. van Duzer Lem Allen R. B. Skaggs J. L. Considine Marion

Shortage of Fruit Cars Hits California Orange Growers

California faces a shortage of fruit cars as large orange growers suffer heavy losses due to railroad inability to handle the big crop. The bottleneck harms transport and market timing for shipments.

California

The Virtue Economy Versus Stinginess in Remedies

A fragment argues that stinginess harms use and true economy lies in buying a 50 cent Trib bottle to cure sprains and bruises, claiming it saves dollars in efficiency and brings comfort. It presents an early consumer caution about value and practical relief.

Carson man named land near Gardnerville tied to Pan American exhibit

A Carson man says he knows all land near Gardnerville in Douglas county. J. A. Yerington of Carson will leave for Buffalo soon after being named manager of the Nevada exhibit at the Pan American exposition. One smallpox case found among Wells Indians. Quarantine of the Indian camp is strictly enforced by Quarantine Officer Olmsted.

Carson Gardnerville Douglas County J. A. Yerington Buffalo Nevada Wells Indians Olmsted Tiffany McKinley Pennsylvania

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward

How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO. We, the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney fifteen years and believe him honorable and able to meet obligations. WEST & TRUAX WALDING KINNAN & MARVIN Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are the best.

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

Catholic Church Services Schedule

Catholic services announced at the church with daily Mass at 8:00 a.m. on weekdays. Evening services are set for Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. A Sunday Mass is planned for March 17 at 10:30 a.m. followed by an evening service at 7:30 p.m.

Fraternal Lodge Meeting and Local Ads in Winnemucca Nevada

Winne mucca Lodge No. 19 F and A M calls a communication for Saturday March 16 with work in the B A degree by order of W M Chris Wolf. Also sale notices offer the Chinese garden site for 100 dollars with details from Dip Lee. Obvious medical crook alert warns against counterfeits of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and promotes cures. Also sale ads for a Eureka steel range with bake oven and Little Early Risers pills.

Winnemucca Lodge No. 19 W. M Chris Wolf

Plain Sewing Offered by Mrs Minnie Reed

Mrs Minnie A Reed advertises plain sewing at her residence next door to Wells Fargo Co office. She urges customers to ask for De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve the genuine cure for piles sores and skin diseases sold by Brown Bros.

DeWitt DeWitt's Brown Bros Wells, Fargo & Co Minnie A. Reed de- Witt

Dentistry Ad for Dr H A MacMillan on Bridge Street

First class dental work guaranteed by Dr H A MacMillan with office on Bridge street. Specializes in bridge work and offers reliable service. Feb 2 lot indicates ad date.

H. A. MacMillan Bridge Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Albert Lay Jackson Creek Thomas Cotter Mrs. J.T. Wheeler C. A. Rogers Wells Morrow W. 8. Johnson Revenue Legislation State News Notes A. M Diehl's Dip Lee County Recorder's Office Mgm Eureka D. J. Biggins Winnemucca, Nev C.B. Brown & CO Salt Lake Office Burlington Omaha Chicago Salt Lake West Second South R. F. Neilen MAIN Winnemucca, Nevada Charles H. Grosvenor Congress Diehl’s Book Store Winnemucca Bitter Grace Gan Fran Woodetiten C. Diehl Continental Press Corcoran Building Washington, D. C Feed and Sale Stable Castle Gate N. Owen Unnar Winnemreca Felix Poulin Dave McB. Rose Wineemuees, Ne
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