Local and Personal News From Nevada Morning
Local brief notes record arrivals from San Francisco Sacramento and Burns Ore. names include Dr Pasen F A Grim McMullen and John A Moynihan at Lafayette hotel. Reverend T L Bellam to lead Episcopal services. James Bateman Jr wool buyers from Reno. Judge Rougon presiding over five aspiring beggars arrested by Constable La Voy with sentences from five to fifteen days.
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Dr. Pasen
Mcpermit
Dr. Dierssen
John A. Moynihan
Sacramento
Lafayette
Fd. Schermer
Cosgrave
James Bateman Jr
Reno
L. Flanigan
Constabe la Voy
John Scott
N. O'Connor
John Ray
P. Stranter
Will Boner
Petition for Pardons Sparks Outreach by Plute Leaders
Chief Naches of the Plute tribe and his brother Lee Win nemuden traveled from Wadsworth to urge the Board of Pardons to release Charley Bliss from State prison. Bliss, convicted of second degree murder seven years ago for killing two Indians during a drunken frenzy, faced harsh public sentiment at trial but avoided the gallows due to Nevada’s unwritten law against capital punishment for Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naches
Plute Tribe
Wadsworth
Lee Winnemuden
Board of Pardons
Charley Bliss
Bliss
Nevada
Quicksand Halts Work at Elko Oil Well
Elko Independent reports a temporary halt at the Elko oil well due to quicksand. The six inch pipe will be replaced with eight inch pipe, delaying progress but not the belief in eventual success. The new pipe has been ordered and work will resume promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Elko Independent
Rival Railroads Push Grade Work on Short Line
The Rival Railroads notes work along the grade is pressed by Short Line forces and the road is being built in first class shape despite contrary reports. Both companies are buying right of way through machines and both troop movements remain active. When they sleep they keep both eyes open.
Senators Jones and Stewart Visit Nevada
The Reno Gazette reports Senators Jones and Stewart will arrive in Nevada within days. The paper says their mission is to look after Jones political fences for next year’s senatorial contest.
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Jones
Stewart
Nevada
Reno Gazette
Four-Foot Coal Vein Found Near Green's Ranch
The Wisconsin Independent reports a four-foot vein of coal found on a claim south of Green's ranch. The find adjoins the section where Duluth Oil men plan to sink a well.
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Green
Wiko Independent
Duluth
Episcopal Service Notice in Silver State
Rev. T. L. Bellam of Wadsworth Wil held divine service in Silver State on Wednesday evening May 15. All are cordially invited to attend.
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T. L. Bellam
Wadsworth
Silver State
Aare
Wrappers Arrival by F.C. Robina & Co Enliven Stock
F.C. Robina & Co. announces four fresh consignments of wrappers in all sizes with prices starting at $1 and climbing to $126. The notice highlights new stock and pricing in a concise supplier update.
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F.C. Robina & Co
Mines and Mining News Volume Sparks Regional Growth
The report details cash on hand for Standard Mining Company Bodie and twenty seven Comstock firms as of May 1, with Con. Cal. & Va. leading assets at 95,486 21 and minimal liabilities beside Belcher and Utah. It notes oil near Jacksonboro Texas and mining progress at Big Cat claim Granite Hill, with copper ore and scarce gold values. Nevada crop bulletin reports week of May 14 favorable to farming with no frost, strong growth in grain, alfalfa, potatoes and garden crops, plus improved range and livestock conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Mining Company
Bodle
Cal
Abe Lincoln
Pioche
Comstock
Con. Cal. & Va
Belcher
Utah
Messrs
Finnegan
Causeland
Sullivan
Lane
Granite Hill
Reno Journal
Prescott Courier
Groom Creek
Hassayampa
Silver’ City
Idaho
Bul- Hof
Bryan City
Geo Wedekind
Nimoré
Bell Mine
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Trib liniment gains stock in Winnemucca stores
Well Known in Winnemucca notes that Trib, the Nevada liniment, is now regularly stocked by major California wholesale drug houses. Winnemucca druggists were early responders and have kept it on hand since its commercial release, with numerous local bruise and sprain treatments proving its value after fair trials.
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Nevada
California
Winnemucca
Catholic Church Services At St Paul Church
Rev Father Burns will hold Mass every morning at A M and Sunday Mass at 10 30 A M with an evening service at 7 30 P M at St Paul church DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as a remedy that travels to remote parts and cleanses impurities quickly with no discomfort Brown Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Burns
St. Paul Church
DeWitt
Brown Bros
State News Notes From Nevada Cities
Carson Indian school reports 240 pupils and river levels higher than any time in the past decade. Reno thefts: two horses and a wagon stolen with no clues. Oakland announces engagement of Miss Blanche Sharon to Henry Farr. Wells Indian letter says Harry Preacher and eleven others have smallpox at Wells, eight more Cherokee Creek Indians infected and quarantined. Railroad cut is expected to begin soon from Reno to canyon head. rights of way secured and hundreds of workers anticipated. Hawthorne jury returns two verdicts that neither party deserves legal separation. attorneys now seek next steps. Lander county sues Nevada Central Railroad at Austin for 1900 taxes of 9295.64, property alleged depreciated and valuation excessive. Trib curé touted as a remedy for sprains and burns.
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Oakland
Blanche Sharon
W. E. Sharon
Henry Farr
Elko
Harry Preacher
Wells
Cherry Creek
Hawthorne
Austin
Notice to the Public on Cemetery Lands Dumping Prohibition
Notice warns all persons against dumping garbage on lands owned by the I O O F or Masonic cemeteries, eighty acres along the Humboldt river. Violators will be prosecuted. Signatories include Chris Wolf, Walt Kennyon and lodge officers. Also small ads for local dentists Dr H A MacMillan, Dr W B Porter, and Lane's Medicine promote services and products. Various notices appear with issuing dates and testimonials.
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Humboldt River
Chris Wolf
Winnemucca Lodge No. 19
The Curse of Woman Kind and Cure Claims
An ad promotes Sherman's Headache Cure as instantly relieving headaches and neuralgia with a guaranteed harmless one dose cure for 25 cents or 10 cents a box. It notes liver and bowel issues as disease causes and mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers as remedies, with Brown Bros. listed as druggists.
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Sherman
Brown Bros
DeWitt
Brown
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Bonnifield
San Francisco
India
Charles Hersetel
Jackson Creek Ranch
McMullen
F. A. Grim
G. L. Flint
R. A. Kibbee
A. Stauffer
Burns, Ore
Frankie Shelley
Sheriff Shelley
Harney County
Silver State Hall
Mines and Mining
Jacksonboro
Jackson County
Texas
Dallas
W. J. Sutherland
Philip Deidesheimer
State News Notes
Carson Indian School
Carson
Geo. H. Kenyon, N. G
Humboldt Lodge No. 16
H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Porter
Lafayette Hotel
H. B. McDonald
Salt Lake Office
Denver
Burlington
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Palace
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
THE
First National Bank
NM Tims
F. M. Lee
J. Sibbald
Ged
F. Clare WH. Busch
Moore
Golgonda Hot Springs Hotel
Golconda
Anaconda
Montana
Golconda Hotel CO
Billy
Winnemucca Bottling Johnson & Ramdohr
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Tonic
PABST
Felix Poulin
Ben B. Welch
J.H. Hoyt
Paixter, Grainer and Decorator
MA Saereos
B. Reinhart
Sonce
Dave McB. Rose
Winnemucca Ne
A. H. Sherman
Corcoran
United States Treasury
Washington, D.C
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