Humboldt County News Highlights and Canvass Update
Local notes report residents and visitors in town, election canvass results after a county count shows no material changes, and recounts granted for justice of the peace and assembly races. Rumors of a train robbery are investigated. fresh candies and produce are advertised by local merchants.
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the Tribune
Eugene Cozzens
California
Lovelock
Loie
Bessie Campbell
Mount Vernon
Wash
W. E. Campbell
Winnemacca Jevalry Company
Humboldt County
J. B. Gramm
Justice of the Peace
Union Township
W. ©. Pitt
Assembly
Board of Commissioners
Gramm
Geo. W. Rutherford
Pitt
R. L. Richie
Rutherford
Paradise
McDermit
Richie
Official Count Shows No Change Across Races
The board of commissioners released the official tally with all results unchanged from the published figures. Key races include Congressman Newlands Wren at 981 votes, Governor McCullough 284, Russell 272, Sadler Hays 349, Lieutenant Governor Coffey Suom Ferguson, Supreme Judge Belknap 267, Secretary Howell, State Controller 1 DBT 14, Treasurer Batton Ryan Thompson, and State Superintendent Cutting Ring 5. The long list names dozens of officials across offices and terms with varied tallies.
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McCullough
McMillan
Russell
Ord
Sadler Hays
Coffey
Ferguson
Grimes
Belknap Price
R. Sadier
J. R. Judge
C. H. Belknap
Eugene Howell
D. M. Ryan
E. D. Kelley
P. Davis
W. D. Jones
Orvis Ring
W. E. Deal
H. 8. Starrett
Nevada Legislature Readies Joint Ballot Majority
Stewart expected to secure a two vote lead on joint ballot with a slate of Silver party nominees dominating the Senate seats across Churchill Douglas Elko Esmeralda Eureka Humboldt Lincoln Lander Lyon Nye Ormedy Storey Washoe White Pine and other districts. Most Lincoln Nye returns are not enough to name assemblymen yet but Silver likely to win.
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Stewart
Churchill
W. W. Williams
Douglas
J. H. Martin
Elko
E. P. Hardesty
Esmeralda—Watson
Eureka
Asbembl
Lem Allen
Douglas— Wilkerson
Coryell
Patterson
Gedney
Eemeralda
Henley
Laity
Raffice
Tremont
Humboldt
Bradshaw
Richie
Lander—Hancock
Lyon
Armstrong
Stosnider
Ormsby
McGowan
Kirman
van Etten
Storey
Gillespie
Hobbe
McMillan
Meacham
Patey
Spindell
Washoe
J. Hodgkinson
Condon
Blakeslee
Kinney
White Pine
F. Paul
Lincoln
Nye
Wm. M. Stewart
Silver Party
Silver Democrats
United States
Burned Central Pacific Tunnel Reopens For Passenger Trains
Train service resumes through Tunnel 18 after fire destroyed timbers. Passengers walked over the mountain during initial clearance, as engines were used behind the cars to push through the untimbered section. Workmen will complete timbers by tomorrow and freight will follow.
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Travee
Central Pacific
Nevada News Snippets From Bodie to Carson City
The Dunderberg mine at Bodie sold at sheriff sale for 17000. E Bryan, a waiter at the Ormsby House in Carson, injured after a stairs fall. Wm Litchenberg of Virginia and Miss May Murray of Gold Hill wed Saturday. John Thompson and Miss Alice Moas wed recently in Austin. Senate notes include Nevada legislature party splits and quotes from Senator Wm M Stewart on party strength. Frankie Otten killed at Wadsworth while boarding a freight train. Governor race shows Sadler leading with vast precincts unheard. Kansas troops vote in. Norris to Los Angeles. Nevada battalion moves. Trib letters unclaimed list. state officers listed. Turkeys and geese for Thanksgiving sold by H A Gilbert. Geese and turkeys among local holiday notices.
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E. Bryan
Ormsby House
Carson
Wm. Litchenberg
Virginia
May Murray
Gold Hill
John Thompson
Alice Moas
Austin
Frankie Otten
Montana
Virginia City
Wadsworth
Lincoln County
Nye
Sadler
McMillan
Ronsell
Aeennes
McCullough
Kansas
Nevada
Paradise Local Notes Describe People and Events in 1898
Paradise items report William Twist and Mrs. Thomas Clayton on sick lists while Judge Clayton and Con stable Earp are named. William Stock buys a piano. Miss Clytha Bradshaw and Miss Lulu Choate prosper at Burns hotel. An Epworth League is forming. local dances and hunting trips are noted. Dentistry visits, granite walk work, and a piano of local interest appear amid business notices and ad copy for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Clytha Bradshaw
Lulu Choate
Burns Hotel
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