Local News and Items of General Nature
Local notes report residents traveling from McDermit and Fallon areas. Mines and mining talk stir Carson Valley with rich finds on the Carson river. The Colima steamer disaster is noted with few survivors. Community events include Armory programs and magic shows. Wool shipments from Oregon reach Philadelphia. A court suit over Carson mint defalcation advances in Carson. New ore finds near Ping Forest and Bartlett Creek districts are described as promising. Prices for breakfast items offered by local merchants.
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Wreck of Passenger Train No 1 in Reno Yard
A serious wreck occurred in Reno yard when passenger train No 1 struck a defective switch. The engine dragged cars about 150 feet, derailed the express, baggage and day coach, with one man crushed under debris. The engineer survived, the fireman was hurt, and mail clerks were shaken but safe. A second event in the afternoon saw a funeral procession to the graveyard with extensive floral tributes.
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Hickey
Truckee
Beef Market Outlook Bright For Nevada Cattle
Mason of Reno Gazette predicts a very bright fall for beef with Eastern markets eager for Nevada beef and a likely stiff market in the West. Nevada has disposed of surplus cattle and demand from Nevada will begin in summer and extend through year end.
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The
Reno Gazette
Nevada
Vaughan Trial Reopens as Second Venire Sealed Jury
Austix Nev May 29 1895 report on the Vaughan murder trial detailing the second venire, jury selection including A A Flint G A Middleton and others, witness testimonies from Surveyor Scully Dr Huntsman and William Litster, and defense objections as court adjourns for Decoration Day. The narrative notes intense courtroom exchanges and the likelihood the trial will extend beyond Monday night.
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Vaughan
A. A. Flint
G. A. Middleton
E. Gifford
Walter Dobbs
Geo. Austin
Chas, Hearn
J. R. Ganser
J. B. Paul
W. C. Heflin
J. P. Jones
P. Brannan
Jas. Morgan
Scully
Wm. Lister
John
William
Wm. Litster Jr
Joe Eide Ocner
Elae
Bon
Vioghane
Vaughans
Woot
East
Sifred Vaughan
Vive Liteter
Weed Vaughan
John Litster
Defendant
Alfred Vaughan
Oscar Hilmenkanpr
Epworth League Social at Armory Hall Friday Evening
The Epworth League hosts a social at Armory hall this Friday evening with free admission. Program includes vocal duets, declamations, recitations, solos, and a readers’ presentation starting at 8 o’clock, followed by ice cream and cake. A pleasant time is assured.
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Armory Hall
Pearl Trousdale
Cora Rutherford
Rey
E.F. Brown
Vincent Lavenge
Clifford Robin
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