Local and Personal Notes From Paradise Valley Area
Barry arrived yesterday from Paradise Valley and J M Kochmann came from San Francisco. W D Bailey of Billings registered at the Lafayette. Lorenzo and John Recanzone arrived yesterday and returned today. F J Button came down from Golconda yesterday and returned today. Col J A Hardin and A R Hardin left for Santa Rosa on No 2 last night. W L Samuels left for a medical board meeting in Pat City. W D Morey left for his Paradise Valley ranch with a wagon load of porkers for George Berk. C Hadley arrived from Silver City to seek Eastern capitalists for mine work at Unionville. Fred Wendel left for a mine in Sadorus district with Batels and Nofsinger to examine the property. William O Leary of Lovelock and Mamie Lane of Lovelock were granted a marriage license. B Recanzone and wife and child left for Italy, likely to reside after selling Paradise Valley property. F S Milligan, a Winnemucca tailor, is sought by authorities for debt and booze-related crimes. a fraudulently endorsed check was found in Golconda. Sheriff McDetd has issued a description of Milligan as 48, 5 ft 8 in, light complexion, mustache, tailory, quick talker, previously in Phoenix and Arizona. last seen in Easternet line towns.
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Ft. Barry
Paradise Valley
J. M. Kochmann
San Francisco
W. D. Bailey
Billings
Mont
Lafayette
Lorenzo
John Recanzone
F. J. Button
Golcona
Col
J. A. Hardin
A. R. Hardin
Santa Rosa
Cal
W. L. Samuels
Grsu
Board of Medical Examiners
Pat City
W. D. Morey
Paradise Valey
George Berk Yester
Iy. c. Hadley
Silver City
Idaho
Unionville
Fred Wendel
Sadorus
Reud Batels
Charles Nofsinger
Dunn
William O'Leary
Lovelock
Mamie Lane
Nll
Miss Lane
B. Recanzone
Mr. Recanzone
Italy
Humboldt County
Joses
F. S. Milligan
Winnemucca
County Commission Orders Dead Animals Buried and Dumping Ban
At yesterday’s meeting the Board of County Commissioners ordered the Clerk to inform the Southern Pacific Company to bury dead animals removed from cars passing through Humboldt County at the company’s expense and to ensure such animals already removed are buried. The Clerk was also instructed to publish notice to county residents that rubbish of all kinds must be dumped outside town limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Southern Pacific Company
Humboldt County
Rious
Winnemucca Bottling Works Ad and Waste Dump Warning
The notice cites Johnson and Ramidoler proprietors of the Winnemucca Bottling Works offering Pabst Milwaukee, with up-to-date bottling facilities and a saloon linked to Olin works. It warns against garbage dumping on eighty acres along the Humboldt river, north bank, near the bridge, with enforcement by local lodges and officials.
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Winnemucca Bottling Works
Johnson & Ramidoler
Pabst Milwaukee
Olin
Ainet
Ore shipments and a major Bonanza mine boom hinted
Ore shipments from Eureka total 189 tons sourced from six old camp mines. Roy Stoddard opens an assay office in Eureka to test district ores for cyanide processing viability. The Bonanza mine twenty miles from Baker City reports April output with $65,000 in gold bars and $18,000 in concentrates. Con. Virginia weekly total $9,075 with over $1,000,000 in treasury planned after April expenses.
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Eureka
Roy Stoddard
Bonanza
Baker City
Oregon
W. H. Thatcher
Citizens’ Bank
Portland Oregonian
Con. Virginia
San Francisco Bulletin
Town hall planned as Elke residents back proposal
Miss Ethel Millard aged 20 died at Carson after nearly a year an invalid. A Carson Sunday baseball match saw the Comstockers defeat the Virginia City club. The Carson 8 Board of Pharmacy was organized with J Hodgkinson of Reno president and F J Steinmetz of Carson secretary. Elko Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows offer a 100 reward for vandals desecrating cemetery graves in Elko.
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Elke
Ethel Millard
Carson
Virginia City
Comstockers
Board of Pharmacy
J. Hodgkinson
Reno
F. J. Steinmetz
Elko Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows
Elko
Alfray Between Sheepmen on Government Land Fight
Sunday morning Harry Dunn and L. J. Fraitas clashed on government land near their sheep camps. Fraitas says Dunn struck him with a gun, injuring his head and face. Dr Hood treated wounds. Fraitas swore out a warrant for assault and battery. Dunn was arrested and to be tried by jury Tuesday. Dunn offers a different version denying the strike.
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Harry Dunn
L. J. Fraitas
Dunn
Fraitas
Mr. Fraitas
Elko Independent
Glacier Threatens Dawson Trail and Homes Near Hillside
Recent Dawson arrivals report a rising glacier on the hillside behind Dawson. Ice measures twelve to fifteen feet in places and could make the cemetery trail impassable during the June heat. Builders may need culverts and ditches to divert torrents from the mountain and avert further damage.
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Dawson
Klondike
Tcv
Coal vein found at Higginbotham mine shaft
Reports from the Elko Independent note progressive work at the coal mine. Workers are moved from the main site to the new shaft where a four foot coal vein was struck. A hot air shaft is promised daily arrival and rapid completion anticipated. Governor Wells and Miss Katz announce their engagement. Prof Henry to perform a dance at Armory hall on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginbotham
Elko Independent
W. A. Henry
Armory Hall
Philippines army to be reduced to 40000 men
Telegrams report a reduction plan for the army in the Philippines to forty thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Trib liniment helps Gordon couple finish mountain trip
Mrs. P. H. Gordon relates a trip from Carson City through Lake Tahoe country. A knee sprain and foot weakness delayed travel until Trib liniment was used, enabling three days of rest and a complete recovery. The Gordons now live in Overton, California.
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Carson
Nevada
Lake Tashoe
Hobart
Earth
P. H. Gordon
Story of Ireland lecture to aid Ladies' Church Furnishing Society
Rev J W Lundy of Stockton California will lecture on The Story of Ireland at the Methodist Church this Friday evening May 6 illustrated by eighty five teleopticon views. Tickets cost 25 cents. Dr W S Porter, from Winnemucca, will be in town a few days offering dental service at Lafayette hotel. Also Dr H B McDonald plans a visit to Winnemucca during the week and will stay about two weeks. Beware of a cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for curing coughs due to consumption or bronchitis, available from Brown Bros druggists.
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Ireland
J. W. Lundy
First Presbyterian Church
Stockton
Cal
Methodist Church of
This Place
Ladies’ Church Furnishing Society
W. 8
Porter
Winnemucca
Lafayette Hotel
H. B. McDonald
Chamberalin
Brown Bros
Fruit Tree Sprayer Promises Worm Free Harvest
F. C. Robins and Company advertise a first class hand fruit sprayer for spraying fruit trees. The device can throw a stream over any tree in town and is pitched as a solution to keep trees free from worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Robins & Co
Dentistry ad for Dr. H. A. MacMillan on Bridge street
An advertising notice promoting first class dental work by Dr. H. A. MacMillan with office on Bridge street. It guarantees work and highlights bridge work as a specialty. February item noted as feb2itr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Kemp's Balsam Promoted For Throat And Lungs In Winnemucca
An observer notes the Winnemucca population around twelve hundred with many troubled by throat and lung affections. Kemp's Balsam offered by Brown Bros. at 2 and 50 cents with a trial size free. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for skin issues and piles, warning of counterfeits.
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Winnemucca
Brown Bros
DeWitt
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