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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
3
R F Hoyas has the contract to erect six new buildings with three already starting today. M Hoffman will build three cottages on Melarkey Street between Fifth and Sixth. John Hallstine will receive a residence and two cottages in the town’s south end near the depot.
The Cliff House Club announces a grand ball set for April 20, described as the swellest event of its kind. Members are noted for their social finesse and event management, with further details promised tomorrow.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Owens was held at the Catholic church this morning with Father Reynolds officiating. A large crowd attended both the church services and the cemetery rites.
William Herrick, a rancher near Bolinas California, was bitten by a Pet rabbit a few days ago and is now suffering from what is believed to be hydrophobia. The report notes the bite occurred recently and authorities consider the case a potential rabies incident.
William J. Bryan arrived in Sacramento to a large Democratic welcome. He addressed a packed pavilion about gold and silver, trusts, and Philippine policy, criticizing McKinley era militarism and Republican aims. He warned on empire costs and contrasted imperial motives with religious ideals before catching a midnight train to Portland.
An Indian witness testified he worked as a spotter to uncover whisky sales to Indians and was paid by the U S Marshal. The Chinaman jailed for selling whisky to Indians was discharged by the U S Commissioner with Deputy Marshal Humphreys present, and the witness swore he was not hired by the Marshal for detective work.
Paradise Valley ranch known as the Senghas property sold at an administrator's sale. D Giroux and R H Schwartz contended bids starting at 3500 rising to 5011, with Giroux securing the sale. A smallpox case reported in Terrace, Utah, an railroad eating house employee raises concerns about westward spread from Ogden.
Deaths and notices include M J Turney Washoe County pioneer in Reno widow Mrs Dixon of Silver City gains 2000 life insurance from A O U W C F Moore of Wells dies after appendicitis operation in Ogden J Z Solomon longtime mill foreman dies in Storey County hospital Milton Moore Campbell of Reese River pension up to 12 monthly Funeral of James Cummings suicide to be held in Virginia City The Yerington Rustler to Lovelock for Republican interests Dr Guinan of Carson dies in Chicago body to Carson City Lovelock Temple of Rathbone Sisters planned by Nevada M S Pike and Calanthe Temple officials Secretary Howell notes families from Toledo Ohio eye Nevada settlement about 5000 to Douglas County Creamery owners April 1 Miss Anna Openshaw Elko fines scholars one cent for library funds Ham Blaine pleads guilty two years for manslaughter in the killing of Indian King A good Samaritan hurt in Utah crash Mail Clerk Cummings suspected of stealing registered letters
Advertises Union Pacific service from Denver and western points offering a buffet smoking car library, barber shop, and current literature. Claims fastest Eastbound service and best quality, with H M Clay Salt Lake City as General Agent. Also promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea for digestive issues sold by Eagle Drug Store.
A fifty dollar reward is offered for four brown mare mule and buckskin mare mule strays last seen leaving Luning on the night of the 16th. Descriptions include shoulder brands, weights from 700 to 1150 pounds, various shoeing and roaching marks, and halters. Mules may be in Mason Valley Carson Sink or between Wadsworth Healy Winneneca Golconda Battle Mountain. Written by Dr J C Leonard Sodaville Nev.
If troubled with rheumatism try Camberlain's Pain Balm. no cost if ineffective. One application relieves pain and it speeds healing of sprains bruises. also aids cuts burns frost bite quinsy chest pains and glandular swellings. Every bottle warranted priced 25 and 50 cts. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for purity and health.
A regional ad proclaims March sale on all cotton goods from March 26 to 29 with price advances of 50 75 and 100 percent in some cases. About one thousand yards of dimities organdies fine white ribbed piques white dotted Swiss and linen effects offered at old prices.
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