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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagle
Sonia
seeeeeessBy
Anderson
Beardsley
Dunbar
Order Your Suit of Stein the Tailor
The ad promises handmade suits fitted and tried on twice, with one year guarantee and free cleaning press and repair. It claims long-lasting quality, lower prices than Chicago, and invites ladies to solicit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Chicago
Local and Personal Notes on Movements and Events
William Woolcock and Adam Schell arrived from Mill City and Kennedy. A M B Church festival program at Armory hall tomorrow night promises a large audience. J T Desmond came from Golconda. Constable M Walsh arrived from Lovelock. J B Coe of Irwin Hudson Co Portland visits. Prizefighters pass through as Ruhlin meets Jeffries. Denver Ed Martin seeks fame and a major match with Armstrong. Madden promotes Martin as a rising contender with potential city club matchups discussed. Ruhlin proves a clever boxer in recent bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
Armory Hall
J.T. Desmond
Golconda
M. Walsh
Lovelock
J. B. Coe
The
Irwin-Hudson Company of
Portland, Or
Elly Madden
Ruhsin
Akron Giant
Jim Jeffries
Armstrong
Denver
Ed Martin
Salt Lake
Kansas City
Rublin
Tommy Ryan
Martin
Madden
San Francisco
Ruhlin
Tonopah Prices and Local Economy Details
The Tonopah Prices Board lists eight dollars weekly or fifty cents per meal. Wood costs fifteen dollars per cord, hauled fifteen miles. Water sells at one hundred fifty dollars per barrel. Lumber ranges from fifty five to sixty five dollars per thousand. Hay in small lots is two hundred fifty dollars per hundred or thirty five dollars per ton. Miners earn four dollars per day and carpenters four to six dollars. Ten restaurants operate in town. several lodging houses and two hotels are under construction.
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Tonopah
Not Guilty Verdict In Crane Whisky Trial
The case of Thomas E. Crane charged with selling whisky to an Indian opened before Judge 8 J Bonnifield Jr. The jury was selected quickly and the trial lasted a little over an hour with a verdict of not guilty returned about ten minutes after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Crane
J. Bonnifield Jr
J. T. Wheeler
Nevada Football Honors All-Coast Eleven Selection
Reno Journal reports the University of Nevada football team earned national recognition as three players named to the All-Coast eleven. Will Hunter is listed as center rush, A Riordan as right tackle, and B Leadbetter as substitute quarterback, with the local eleven chosen by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nevada
Reno Journal
Will Hunter
A. Riordan
B. ©. Leadbetter
Case of Fuller Trial Concludes in District Court
The case of M. H. Fuller indicted for giving whisky to an Indian is being tried in the District Court this afternoon with Oscar C. Stone as attorney. likely to finish today as the final criminal case of the term. The Tony Souza burglary trial previously resulted in a guilty verdict after five hours deliberation and the jury recommended mercy. sentencing follows tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Fuller
Tony Souza
Meeting to elect officers for 1902 year
A notice announces a meeting on Tuesday evening November 26 to elect officers for 1902. All are invited. GEO F MULLER, Pinancier, 4. Also an invitation to a social dance at Armoury hall on November 23 with Bell's orchestra, admission 1.00, ladies free. Dentistry by Dr W S Porter on Bridge street. First-class livery service at Giroux stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Muller
Pinancier
Armory Hall
Bell
Nevada Rubber From Greasewood Could Supply World
Paris Hillis, long with the mint, reports a sample of nearly pure catcouc from greasewood in Nevada. A hydrocarbon solvent process yields an elastic gum with rubber-like properties, potentially making Nevada a major, inexhaustible rubber source if cleared lands are planted again in three years.
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Paris Hillis
Carson News
Nevada
Chrysothamus
Ellis
Werner
Tropics
Hilla
San Francisco Police Commission Delays Chief Election
At Tuesday night’s meeting the San Francisco Police Commissioners did not vote on electing a new Chief. Captain Wittman will continue as acting Chief until the vacancy created by Chief Sullivan’s death is filled. Roosevelt to urge stronger Chinese exclusion act. Commercial Cable Co awards first SF to Honolulu section contract to a British firm for about £600,000. Colon, Colombia falls to Liberals after light resistance. Navy reports blue jackets land at Colon to guard rail hub. Admiral Schley rejects public subscription to fund court expenses. cost disputed. Whisky tale from Churchill County cited with absurd badger anecdote from a former resident.
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San Francisco Police
Witttman
Sullivan
the Commercial Cable Company
New York
San Francisco
Philippines
Honolulu
Colon
Columbia
Navy Department
McCrea
Admiral Schley
Knoxville
Sentinel
State Notes Track Civic and Political Shifts Across Nevada
Colonel Maxson disbands three surveying crews active in the eastern state. A C Cleveland of White Pine county says he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor. Tonopah records its first wedding between H C Stimler and Miss Queen Ellanor Whitford. Reno churches form an alliance of young people to coordinate mass meetings and joint efforts. Levi Webber escapes Reno jail after selling whisky to Indians. recaptured soon after. Truckee River General Electric may pay Storey county taxes after threat of suit over assessed value. The U S Fish Commission to ship eastern speckled brook trout eggs to Nevada streams for planting as a game fish experiment.
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Tonopah
H. C. Stimler
Ellanor Whitford
Los Angels
Reno
Levi Webber
Truckee
Charity concert at Armory hall features local acts
The M E Church ladies present an evening program Friday November 22 in Armory hall with instrumental duets recitations quartette and vocal solos led by Mrs J T Wheeler Miss Opal Miller Mrs G B Ackerman and Rev King Admission 25 cents with refreshments and a 25 cent alc. sale promised Other local notices advertise carpets cutlery and various goods with prices and dealer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Armory Hall
J. T. Wheeler
Opal Miller
G. B. Ackerman
H. A. Gilbert
A. E. Kaye
G. H. Kenyon
King
Elizabeth D. Wightman
H. J. Lorentzen
Fannie Harp
Gilbert
Kaye
Kenyon
Pau l F. C. Robins & Co. Thanksgiving Grocery Note
Thursday November 28th advertisement urges advance purchases for the inner-man with a wide range of groceries. It lists large and extra large cranchrries, extra seeded raisins, various currants and peels, several cheeses, canned peaches, fish selections, and daily arrivals. It invites reader orders or in-store visits.
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Canada
C. B. Brown & CO
Winnemucca
Petle de
Alma Hive
Nik
the Mint
Ducker & McVey Proprietors
Armory
William Woolcock
Mill City
Adam Schell
Kennedy
Giroux
H. J. Lorentaen
W. 8. Porter
Bridge Street
Amnen
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Needham
California
Churchill
Churchill County
Dixie Plains
Virginia
State News Notes
Maxson
A. C. Cleveland
White Pine County
Chauncey Latta
Carson
Nlétf
de Witt
Brown Bros
F. N. Muller
Our Mothers
Our Taste Hams, Inc
Star Tobacco
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
Feldhusen & Co
L Street
Sacramento
Calnovismi
W. T. Wesson
Gholsonville
Paul F. C. Robins & Co
New
Miller's Royal Paragon
Holland
Crawford
F. C. Robins & CO
Palace Saloon
B. Roberts
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
D. J. Hadley
Asa Murphy
Feed and Sale Stable
Lowe
Castle Gate
N. Owen
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