Local Nevada News Briefs Include Officials Arrivals and Flooding Threats
N Shallenberger and Supreme Judge Bonnifield are in town with various arrivals from Carson and Battle Mountain. Wells Fargo service ended. Epworth League plans a program at Armory Hall next Friday. Nevada California boundary surveys suggest a 1.5 mile strip may be lost. Fruit crops damaged by gale. two thirds of young fruit torn from trees. Truckee trout fishing noted near state line. California border rules cited. Fire at railroad wood yard near depot narrowly contained. engine streams prevented spread. Knights warned for punctual May 27 meeting. attire and other notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-California
Hood
Battle Mountain
Paradise Valley
D. McMillan
W. H. Mahony
Southern Pacific Co
San Francisco
Nevada
Williamson
Russell & Bradley
Lander County
Hadley
Truckee
Reno
Theepot
Fourth of July Meeting Organizes Observance in Winnemucca
A crowded Saturday gathering led by Miss A L Ede adopts a women led plan for a unique Fourth of July celebration. Officers include Miss Ede president Miss Elliott vice president and Mrs Abel second vice president with committees named for arrangements program finance and amusements. A later report describes a Saturday picnic by public school pupils to Cross Canyon with Miss Ede overseeing a day of scenic views flora sketches and a festive feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ede
Maud Elliott
M. J. Abel
J. R. Mendosa
F. ©. Robins
J. W. Guessford
L. R. Mendoza
G. 8. Nixon
D. S. Truman
Archer
Jos. Rongon
G. W. Samnerfield
F.C. Robins
Francis Brown
E. E. Winfrey
Lee Windle
Laura Miller
G. A. Krenkel
Chris Diehl Jr
Maud Miller
Clara McGonagle
Masie
G. E. Miller
Adolph Laveaga
Wilbur Miller
Chris Wolf Jr
J. A. Westrope
J. Anderson
E. 8. Archer
Chas
D. Pascal
G. W. Sammerfiehl
C. B. Brown
J. Hill
Annia Miller
Lema Minor
Genevieve Hoy
Mise Ida Minor
Jessie’ Rutherford
Marly
First Intermediate
Winnemucca
Miss Ede
First Intermediate Department
Nevada
Ebvervone
The Vaughan Trial Second Trial For Litster Boys Murders
Ausrix Nevada May 24 1804 reports the second Vaughan trial for the Litster boys murder dominates Vaughan, with juror turnout shuttling between 131 examined of 150 and a new venue of 100 jurors ordered next Tuesday. Court notes judge Mack praise and details defense by James F Dennis Reno and District Attorney W D Jones with Truman of Winnemucca. A pistol threat by Litster boy father was averted. trial postponed amid venue motion and potential 12 juror requirement. Windy day and damaged town scenes end with unrelated ad teaser.
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Chas. E. Mack
W. D. Jones
D. 8. Truman
Winnemucca
Dennis
Talesmen
Lander
Oscan
Sunday Picnic at the Canyon and Local Notices
A group of young people enjoyed a day at the canyon six miles from Winnemucca, with coffee in a cave, wildflowers, and games as they toured ditches and a reservoir under supervisor Joseph Rougon. Also reported are trout deliveries to local sheriffs, defendant notices, dressmaking ads, and various community notices and sales pitches.
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Winnemucca
Joseph Rougon
Winnemuecca
G. W. Summerfield
Winnemuceca
Canyon
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N. Shallenberger
Bonnifield
Carson
Wells, Fargo & Co
Dr. Hadgens
Silver City
Idaho
C. HE. Hardin
Hhe Ranch
Epworth League
Armory Bail
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 1S
K. of P
Lo’elock Sharp
Esquire
Rona & Co
Vaughan
Alfred Vaughan
Litster
Bridge Street
U.S
the Canyon
Carson Hatchery
C. H. E. Hardin
Hambout
Charles McDeid
Sonoma Creek
Charles Laasch
Harmony Canyon
Chris Wolf
Onas
California Fig Syrup Co
Tommy
Dos
W. B. Dean
San Propcisco
Dean
Buach
Spat
Kleine Hans
Grand Army
Armory Hall
Cere Etory
J.B. McGoxnnte
P. D
The
Bell Conservatory Co
Sacramento
E. Reinhart & Co
Aplett. Be, Remnart & Co
F.C Robins & Co
F.C. Ronixs & Co
H. Frederick
W. A. Brown
EB. Reinhart & Co
Ayer
Diamond “Co
F.C. Ronis & Co