Local and Personal News From Lassen County
A. Lay visits from Jackson creek ranch and George Howse arrives from Paradise valley. A. W. Ensign of Brigham City stays at the Busch. Pratts of San Jose at the Lafayette. Drummers Johnson and Plummer arrive from San Francisco. Payne, Miller & Lux bookkeeper, arrives at Quin River Crossing. Rev. P. H. Willis returns to Battle Mountain after attending Oliver lectures. he was disappointed. J. P. Anderson visits from Quin river valley with daughter Milas Mary seeking medical care for a leg injury. District Attorney Boyd leaves for Susanville, Cal., praised for handling the Bouton case and new-trial motion. The Oliver lectures prompt mixed reactions. the audience reacts to the whisky theme with sharp humor. The N. S. Cattle Company sells 1,200 cattle to A. Becker, shipping to Denver. Becker buys 500 head from J. N. Thacker and 1,000 from D. L. Shirk, with Thacker cattle due June 10 and Shirk cattle due June 11 from Mill City.
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Boyd
Susanville
Cal
Bouton
Lassen County
Prisoner Vic Bouton to be turned over to State prison
Sheriff McDeid took Bouton to Carson for transfer to Warden Henderson. Bouton, seen in jail, remained in good spirits and attributed his troubles to bad company, denying cattle theft and seeking reform with potential sentence reduction for good behavior credits.
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Carson
McDeid
Vic Bouton
Elkcite Runs Amuck in Destructive Spree
J D Brown night operator for the railroad company caused chaos after a night of heavy drinking. He smashed telegraph office furniture, damaged Babe Mayer's door, and disrupted the Depot hotel dining room before deputies and locals jailed him. Officials warn alcohol and electricity endanger people and trains. Oliver Brothers, roaming hobo evangelists, tour Winnemucca seeking victims and praise from readers. Reno Journal notes fakers and warns census workers to expect crowds.
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J. D. Brown
Cain
Babe Mayer
Brown
Elko Independent
Oliver Brothers
Salt Lake
Winnemucca
Reno
Silver State
Reno Journal
Lovelock Editor and Principal Clash on Street
Report from Lovelock notes Editor Patterson of the Lovelock Argus and the Ver- Ineton Rustler argued with Prof Brandon, Lovelock school principal, on Monday night. The exchange was sharp and decisive and one debater appeared battered. The incident is tied to the rival Argus paper in Lovelock.
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Nevada
Patterson
Lovelock Argus
Ver- Ineton Rustler
Brandon
Lovelock School
Argus
Lovelock
Virginia Report
Hogan Says Reno Friends Call Him Fool
Dr. H. H. Hogan of Reno, returning from the Midge-of-the-Road Populist convention in Cincinnati, told a friend that Reno friends often call him a fool and he is now willing to subscribe to that view.
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Hogan
H. H. Hogan
Reno
Cincinnati
Elko Independent
Elko Resident Dies and Other State Notes Across Nevada
Lee Parsons of Elko dies. James Waters killed in Ely, White Pine county by falling rock bucket. John M. Daniels seeks Republican congressional nomination. F M inscott named to census bureau irrigation vision in Washington. Austin butcher closes shop due to beef shortage. Lyman Frisbie, Carson resident, dies aged 99 born 1845. insured for 3000. Dailey company signs Gladys Day and Frankie Day for next season. Lottie Meder offered with Carson company. Floriston paper mill begins storehouse and hotel building. copper wire line for Truckee River power to Floriston nearing July 1 finish. Quill brothers copper vein tunnel yields seam and water flow. water company leases mine, others show interest.
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Lee Parsons
Elko
Reveille
James H. Waters
Ely
White Pine County
Waters
Quill Brothers
Water Company
Quill Boys
Ormsby County
Carson
Short Bros Ice for Sale from Wells Fargo and Bottling Works
Ice for sale to be delivered in any quantity to any part of town. Leave orders at Wells Fargo express office or at Winne mucca Bottling Works. Short Bros.
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Wells Fargo
Winnemucca Bottling Works
Short Bros
Public Land Notice of 40 Acre Selection in Nevada
U S Land Office Carson City Nevada announces F A Hyde of San Francisco applied under the 1897 act to select 40 acres in section 2 township 87 north range 88 east M D M. The tract lies near Winnemucca and protests based on mineral value vs agricultural use must be filed within thirty days. C H Gallup Register first published May 18 1900.
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U. S. Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
F. A. Hyde
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Cal
Toll House
Winnemucca
M. D
General Land Offce
C. H. Gallup
Register
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A. Lay
Jackson Creek
George Howse
Paradise Valley
A. W. Ensign
Brigham City
Utah
Busch
Mrs. Pratt
San Jose
Lafayette
J. C. Johnson
8. Plummer
M. Payne
Miller & Lux
Quin River Crossing
P. H. Willis
Battle Mountain
Oliver
J. P. Anderson
Quin River Valley
Milas Mary
Animal Kingdom
N. S. Cattle Company
A. Becker
Denver
Tomor
Sir. Becker
J.N. Thacker
D. L. Shirk
Catlow Valley
Thacker
Mill City
Leve Strauss & CO
Elkcite
Amuck
Peter Anker
Rank Carpenter
W. C. Noteware
Gardnerville
H. C. Cullom
Interior Department
Beowawe
No. 6
Rey
Virginia
State News Notes
John M. Daniels
Virginia City
F. M.inscott
Census Bureau
Washington
Austin
Lander County
Lyman Frisbie
The
Dailey Theatrical Company
Gladys
Frankie Day
Floriston Paper mix compAny
Truckee River
Floriston
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New Orleans
Michigan
Illinois
F. C. Robins & CO
the First National Bank
Nemugca
NEW
F. M. Lee
Sibbald
Geo. S. Mixon
C. ¥. W'Brige
J. F. Clark
H. Busch
A.C, Moore
M. B. Staunton
Golgonda Hot Springs Hotel
Dle
Golconda
Anaconda
Montana
Golconda Hotel
Ci Colly
Avuild Ong
Devo
Oouu
G. A. Krenkel
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