Local News and Items of a General Nature
Harry Warren and Senator Summerfield return from Carson while A M Lee of Fremont seeks 6000 wethers for post shearing delivery. Fitzsimmons seen in Carson and railroad work resumes. prize fight coverage dominates. Snow blanketed the region with two inches on the ground, another inch overnight. Dewey buys beef steers for shipment. East-bound stock to leave tomorrow. Prize-fight legalization praised by Reno Journal. Alfonso Pasquale advertises Paradise merchandise. visitors urged to patronize the store. Fatal shooting at Carson as Dick Bradford dies from a stomach wound inflicted by W A Smith. Smith regrets the incident. Indian killer Little Mouse reportedly located on Piute reservation. war department action anticipated.
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Harry Warren
Carson
Summerfield
A. M. Lee
Fremont
Neb
Winnemucca Hotel
California
Corbett- Fitzsimmons
E. Reinhart & Co
Co. P. Dewey
Evans& Curtner
Willian Stock
John Bratshaw
W. E. Townsem
el. Stock
L. Golchaux
Janson
Nev
Reno
Truckee
Washoe
la Reno
Corbett
San Francisco
Espee
Minglal
Orga
Rosalie
Rogalie
Ireland
Bhoys
Barbary
Dickens
Hogarth
Doctor
Ita
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Rome
Carson Fight Report by Special Correspondent 1897
A Reno dispatch recounts the Carson fight between James J. Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons, detailing travel chaos, crowded streets, and vivid scenes of the crowd. The bout features intense exchanges, blood, and strategic prowess, culminating in Corbett’s victory after a brutal, pressurized contest.
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M. K. Parsons
Salt Lake
Col. Hardin
John Vance
Charles McConnell
Champion Fitzsimmons
Salt Lake Division
Nevada
Reno Journal
Alfonso Pasquale
Paradise
Dick Bradford
Anaconda
Magnolia
W. A. Smith
Randsburg
Bradford
Bradfort
Smith
Appeal
Hind
Bichard
Mohave
Parris
Little Mouse
Piuto
War Department
Siler
Julian
Singh
Will
Raphael
Pitt
Evens
Roiest Mort
Earp
Smike
Oliver
F. C. Routss
Milftt
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder
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