Local Notes and Arrivals Across Carson and Nevada
C C Wallace arrived yesterday and P Sweeney came from Pleasant Valley. Mrs Chas A LaGrave of Carson visits relatives. Freemonths teams left for Paradise with lumber. W C Watson manager of Carson Keeley Institute arrived. Rail freighting slack. four crews laid off. H H Maton arrived from New York. Weather threatens. storm likely after cold spell. E M Barnes shipped five carloads of sheep to Ballard Hall San Francisco. he left for Reno. Truman recovered enough to move but then had erysipelas attack and is bedbound. Fifty four new California gold mining companies formed in 1895. James J Hill of St Paul gave 500000 to Catholic seminary. wife Catholic described. Storey county merchants close Sundays and many evenings since mid last month. Charles Owens and L L Rickard purchase Fashion livery stable. George Walton pleads guilty to bullion fraud. sentenced to two years in state prison. confession aids economy of trial. Hermion Temple No 5 votes thanks to Winnemucca dramatic company Silver State orchestra and supporters for benefit. Claus Sprekels plans to establish multiple California beet sugar factories with a one billion dollar investment.
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Truman
California
Ihis
James J. Hill
St. Paul, Mino
Carson Exchange
George Walton
Virginia
Carson
Mack
Walton
Rosa
Storey County
Prosperous Times for Northwest Range Cattle
The Montana Stock Journal reports record prosperity in the Northwest range cattle business. The current season yields fat beef with light losses and reduced winter exposure risk. Cattle are in excellent condition, not overstocked, and prices are expected to rise, aided by stronger packer control and rising beef demand.
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Montana Stock Journal
Northwest
Hoeney trial opening as jurors hear mint bullion handling
Lawyers focus on indictment counts as General Clarke outlines Hoeney's access at the Carson mint. He claims bullion moved to Reno for melting in 1595 with value over 21000 dollars. Jury tours the mint while Brady murder case in Marysville proceeds with witnesses identifying the bandit and detailing the Wheatland and Lodi train robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Clarke
James Heney
Carson Mint
Heney
Reno
Marysville
California
Brady
Bogard
Geen
Samillus
Redding
Red Bluff
Sacramento
Wheatland
Lovelock Notes From the Wadsworth Dispatch
John O Kane pastures his sheep at Geo Pitt s ranch R L Fulton of Reno visits town last week appraising railroad land The streets look metropolitan with more wheels Work on the schoolhouse slows awaiting lumber Thursday T F Judge brings four hundred cattle to be fed at L N Carpenter s ranch Joseph Hill ships eleven carloads of beef cattle to Baden company of San Francisco McClain builds a barn for H Stoker forty eight by sixty feet Major F M Howell takes J G Taylors cattle from Geo McCollums to Taylors northern range George Ladd and P N Marker report good prospects in their American canyon gold claim Ladd suspends placer work until spring after about four thousand dollars spent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fulton
Reno
Lovelock
T. F. Judge
L. N. Carpenter
Joseph Hill
Baden Company of
San Francisco
McClain
H. Stoker
F. M. Howell
J. G. Taylor
Geo McCollum
Taylor
George Ladd
P. N. Marker
American Canyon
Mr. Ladd
Four days from New York to San Francisco by joint rail card
Rail lines Union Pacific Chicago & Northwestern and Central Pacific unveil a three day Chicago to San Francisco service with the Pacific flyer departing Chicago at 6 15 pm Monday and arriving Sacramento Thursday evening. The New York Central and Hudson River route promises ocean to ocean in 96 hours 30 minutes with fast connections. A second feature recalls two unemployed men seeking work amid winter hardship and a vendor selling wool hose at 25 cents a pair from Rutweaner & Co.
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New York
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Central Pacific
Chicago
Pacific Flyer
Northwestern
Omaha
Ogden
Sacramento
Robbery at Wells Fargo Office in Colorado Springs
Masked men robed Wells Fargo in Colorado Springs taking a package of 20 000 dollars for the National Bank. Agent George Krout opened the safe under duress and the robbers fled after ordering him to undress. A second larger package remained in the safe and no further items were taken. A bloodhound posse pursued the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wells Fargo
George Krout
Iet National Bank
Krout
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Wallace
P. Sweeney
Pleasant Valley
W. C. Watson
The
Carson Keeley Institute
H. H. Maton
E. M. Barnes
J. Jaca
Ballard & Hall
Mr. Barnes
Virginia City
Charles Owens
L. L. Rickard
Cara
Ee Duick
Hermion ‘Temble No. 5
Rathbone Sisters
Winnemucca Dramatic Company
Silver State Orchestra
Hermion Temple
Merrea J
Aner
M, EK
O. Ani BE
LaVoy
Claus Sprekels
Willion
Hoeney
Will Une Asbestos
Imian
United States
Wadsworth “Dispatch
John O'Kane
Geo. Pitt
Rutwuanr & Co
Leavening Powe
Carrie Choate
Pearl Brewster
Opal Miller
Journal
Martha
Kate Diehl
Nevada Sagebrush
Utherford
Pearl Tronsiale
Song of the Mystic
Mixe
Clara Chonte
Harp of the Winds
Clifford Robins
Cuba
U.S
Edith Lewis
Minnie Wolfe
Marvin Hill
Dave Staunton
Pearl Trousdale
Toodles Bonnifeld
Katie Diehl
Toodles Bonnifield
Lillie Mayer
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Kirmne
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Mary
F. C. Robins & Co
E. Reinhart & Co
Winnemagen
Scimrer
Boor & Sue
Wes
E. Beritane & Co
Mrs. Winslow
Teds
Mrs. Winelow
Mra. Winson
Dru
Gow
Brown & Piper's
Hood
M. Heiman
Winnemusen
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Sale Stable
Cons
Owens & Co
Staile
Montana
Noble Steels
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