Local News and Items of Interest from Battle Mountain and Carson
Frank Ramdohr and J A Blossom arrive from Battle Mountain. Miller Lux ships 22 cattle carloads to Los Banos. A governor of notices on the second page and ads for F C Robins Co and E Reinhart Co. George Summerfield handles stock shipments east and west. A quarter mile bicycle race in Carson won by Freddie LaGrave over Maryin Yer ington. New beds received at Carson Indian school after siege of smallpox. Buckeye mining boom spreads to nearby Nevada. Holmes convicted in Philadelphia. Durrant case contrasted. Zirn Schultz mine eyed by Eastern syndicate. Deer hides near Junipers. Rockwell dismissed. Treadwell mill at Douglas Island profitable. Odkoluck machine gun described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reinhart & Co
George Summerfield
Carson
Freddie LaGrave
Maryin Yerington
Carson Indian School
G. H. Chappell
Winnemucca
Alameda
Cal
A. W. Riley
Kings River
San Francisco
D. Cordano
San Franvigen
Professor Clark
Paradise church services set for November 5
The Paradise schoolhouse will host services next Tuesday November 5 led by Rev. B Francis Brown. Dwellers of Paradise are asked to take notice as plans are announced amid a text about signals and local customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
B Francis Brown
Nationwide Election Outlook From The States
The piece surveys today’s state elections across the country with emphasis on Ohio Kentucky and Iowa where campaigns are heated. It notes Populist leader Vandervoort predicts vote gains in multiple states including Ohio Kentucky and Iowa and projects totals for Coxey Burkett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Campbell
Bushnell
Brice- Foraker
Kentucky
Blackburn
McCreary
New York
Massachusetts
Statehood
Utah
Kansas
Virginia
Maryland
Gorman
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Nebraska
Iowa
Allison
Mississippi
Cratic
Paul A. Vandervoort
National Legion
Vandervoort
Jacob Coxey
Burkett
Buckeye Placers Work Begun by New Owners Near Value
The Carson News reports the Buckeye placers, recently purchased, are being worked methodically across 1700 acres divided into 20 districts. Prospecting data from each hole is recorded to form a general average, with 42 feet in the Black Horse shaft showing pay gravel. An Eastern expert calls it the largest pay gravel deposit known, likely lasting 70 years. Cripple Creek ore at Anchora Leland depth 285 feet is rich but undetermined in full extent. Also notes Syrup of Figs as a laxative with family-use appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
Buckeye Placers
Black Horse
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Airheart
Anchora-Leland Properties
Can't Do It to a Dacent Working Man
A Pittsburg iron mill laborer, earning $110 a day wheeling ore, receives telegrams of inheritances from Ireland and England. He abandons work to seek easy money, returns after two years, then quits again when told of a larger fortune. He vows to stay honest and keep his job despite urges to emigrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Ireland
Pittsburg
Wheeling
England
Unclear Historical Ad Mix Sparks Variety of Goods and Events
A jumbled 1895 collage shows a medical cure pitch for Mall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials, local druggists endorsements, and a public appearance by Prof J B Clark. It also advertises dried fruits from F C Robins & Co and a school shoe sale at Seumrpr's Beer & Snob Store.
Health Protector shoes advertised by Stern Auer Co Cincinnati
Notice lists E Reinhart & Co offering Health Protector shoes and a fine line of ladies shoes. Mentions Stern Auer Co Cincinnati and other goods including cooking stoves and tinware. Also notes Golconda bath house rebuilding and a carload of canned goods arriving for Reinhart Co with trade pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Reinhart & Co
Stern, Auer & Co
Cinecinnati, Olio
Nim
KE. Reinhart & Co
Local merchants tout goods and prices in Winnemucca notices
Advertisements promote ladies hose at 25 cents per pair from KB Reimart & Co and new ladies jackets from E Reinhart & Co. M Hofman riffs on men shoes prices. Hood's Sarsaparilla pitched as tonic. Dr W S Porter offers dental work at Lafayette hotel. Dried fruits by F C Ronixs & Co sold as finest. Gent hats and furnishings from E Reinhart & Co promise broad assortment and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reimart & Co
Winnemucca
California
Lafayette Hotel
F.C. Ronixs & Co
Paradise residents urged to attend Clark show at Kemler’s hall
To the People of Paradise. Don’t fail to go and see Prof. J. B. Clark’s big specialty company at Kem ler’s hall Thursday evening, November 7. Big dance after the show. Admission 26 50 and 75 cents. ndt2. tem For your dried fruits go to F. C. Robing & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Clark
Big Specialty Company
Armory Hall
Kemler’s Hall
F. C. Robing & Co
Brown & Piper's Display of Stoves Draws Shoppers
Local merchants promote a fine display of pay lor stoves heating stoves and ranges inviting shoppers to view before buying elsewhere at Brown and Piper's.
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Paylor
Brown & Piper's
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Frank Ramdohr
Battle Mountain
A. Fiege
Miller & Lux
Los Banos
J. A. Blossom
F.C. Robins & Co
Russel Schooley
Dayton
Nevada
South Africa
Mr. Schooley
Johannesbers
Laveaga
H. Warren
Buckeye
W. J
T. Sisson
Trout Creek
Oregon
Alaska
Kennely
Selby
Board of Pardons
Thomas Burns
Burns
Nye County
H. H. Holmes
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Pitazel
Holmes
Hayward
San Francisco Exchange
Sagebrush
Joe Raycraft
A. Livingston
Messrs. Russick
W. E. F. Deal
Pine Nat
Eldridge
Junipers
Silver City
Duck Valley Reservation
Fort Hall
Frank Rockwell
Herron
Rockwell
Mr. Rockwell
Treadwell
Douglas Island
Juneau
Code of Signals
U.S
Royal
Mall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Traax
O Walding, Kilman & Marvin
Hall
Seumrpr
Beer & Snog
A. Kleinhans
Trythem
Mlotfei
Santa Clara County
Golconda
Louis Duverrre
Nev
United States
Nore
F.C. Rovins & Co
E. Remnant & Co
M. Hofman
Hood
E. Remwnarr & Co
Hunboldt
Tas Kocely
Winvemite
Laverga
Mumboth
Nevara
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