Local News and Items of General Nature
Bricks cheap as lumber in Austin, citizens hauling winter wood while Heney trial dominates Carson papers. Flora Davy teaches in Cottonwood, Nevada. Buckeye mine sale boosts Carson merchants. Debris removal at gates, sand storms, uncertain winter. A Chinatown brick building in Elko sold for 15 dollars for its material. Brady jury in Marysville finds him guilty of killing Sheriff Bogard. life term. A Truckee merchant proclaims "clothes of a century" sale. extra clerks not needed. J. A. Blossom digs a four mile water ditch on Humboldt. Sheriff Hadley auctions McIntosh store merchandise. taxes delinquent soon, 10% penalty. Vanetta guilty in Rougon court, fined 25 dollars plus costs. pays 5325 dollars. Austin photographers' war lowers cabinet photos to 88 cents a dozen. Boise votes sidewalks soundness. Winnemuca residents want year-round repairs. Reno ships sheep to San Francisco. Hereford calves to Visalia. stock shipments to Stockton.
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J. A. Blossom
Rocky
Humboldt
Batthe Mountain
Hadley
C. H. McIntosh
McIntosh
Kennedy
Sheriff's Office
Paul Laveaga
Rougon
Richard Vanetta
Oscar Hildebrandt
Austin Reveille
Austin
Boise
Idaho
Winnemaces
Defense Opens in Heney Bullion Trial in Carson
The Heney bullion case opens in Carson with Thomas Price of San Francisco testifying on chlorination losses and sewer contamination. Jurors view 40 mud samples from the mint sewer, potatopatch, and pasture showing bullion values from 2 cents to $11 per ton, with an estimated $2000 value in the sewer muck. Deputy marshals seek missing witness Langerman as the trial proceeds through assays and defense explanations.
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Heney
Carson
Thomas Price
San Francisco
Mint
Cole Atherton
Atherton
Charles Langerman
Flewey
Renoon
Comstock Mining News Reports Activity After Mackay Visit
Following Mackay's Comstock visit, the Con Cal Virginia and Ophir mines see renewed work on virgin ground and new explorations on the 1000 level. North of the Con Virginia shaft, explorations begin in the old California ground with a gold ore body noted. The old mine yields well as 1600 level stopes resume, signaling potential future Ophir prospects and a long cold winter forecast with widespread storms.
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Mackay
Comstock
Con
Cal
Virginia
Ophir
California
Carlisle Talks Plainly On Currency at New York Banquet
Secretary Carlisle denounces free coinage and legal tender distortions, arguing for the present standard of value and warning that silver monometallism would be unjust. The piece contrasts this with a U S Supreme Court ruling on Union Pacific telegraph lines and ends with a human interest note about a courteous conductor who left a will bequeathing 10 000 pesetas.
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New York
Ehamber of Commerce
Carlisle
United States
Jos, Huard
Barcelona
Jose Huard
MacMahon
Duke of
Magenta
France
Republic
Prosecutions in Storey county 1895 crime report overview
District Attorney Lan gan’s annual report shows counts of prosecutions, indictments, convictions, and fines in Storey county for the year ending October 31, 1895. It lists offenses by category, grand jury actions, justice court outcomes, and costs, with average punishments and noted dismissals and acquittals. The piece also weaves in unrelated remarks by Roosevelt on duty, wealth, and work, plus brief notices about P Huntington and consumer advertisements.
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Langan
Beatty
Storey County
Justice Court
Roosevelt
Pat Dugan
Spanish Restaurant and local shop ads in Kesler building
An amalgam of local business notices listing a Spanish restaurant on Railroad Street open all day, plus several ads for clothing, shoes, jackets, hosiery, knitting silk, and hardware items. Mentioned are E Reinhart Co and various druggists, with assorted price notes and sales pitches.
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Kesler Building
Railroad Street
Awerocra Hraurka
E. Reinhart & Co
Stern, Auer & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nimi
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R. H W. Schwartz
Paradise
Barge
Isaac Foster
A. W. Riley
Flora Davy
Cottonwood
Churchill County
Buckeye
Nevala
Elko
Chinatown
Marysville
Brady
Sherif Bogard
Ku. M. Barnes
Reno
H. Levy & Co
John Sparks
Visalia
Gerlach & Co
Stockton
Aueschunve
Amber
Comstock Mining News
Supreme Court of the United States
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Nebraska
Ihe
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Union Pacific
Kleinhans
Miloti
P. Huntington
Pratt
Royal Absolut
U.S
Hall
A. Kieinhans
M. Hofman
Winnemucca
Ultf
BE. Reinhart & Co
E. Retwuart & Co. A
Bed Rock
E. Reinart & Co
Winnemnaces
Scnmier
Boor