Local News Briefs From The Territory And Pine Nut Finds
Treasury gold reserve stands at 86 808 dollars. The cruiser Minneapolis bound for Turkey. No 4 due at 7 pm, late. Mrs Hartley, inmate at the state penitentiary, very ill. A 402 pound cinnamon bear killed near Traclive last week. Ute Indians relocated from Routt county to their reservation. Yardin & Co ship two carloads of beef to San Francisco and two to Santa Rosa tonight. River State orchestra to meet at Armory hall at 2 pm tomorrow. President Huntington travels east via Southern Pacific and may back a Los Angeles to San Diego road. Parents urged to ensure regular school attendance. Mint sewer claims false according to a Virginia City paper. Auction of O M L McIntosh insolvency closed this morning by Sheriff Hadley. William Akin injured his right hand with a sauerkraut cutter. Placer ground located in Pine Nut and many acres staked. R Cook surveying 820 acres. Guards meet at the armory tonight. attendance urged. Rev E Francis Brown off to Battle Mountain for church dedication. Rev E W VanDeventer to attend. WVN Muller gathering scrap iron for shipment to San Francisco. iron prices allow profit. Carmichael mining ore prep for large shipment to Reno works. ore abundant but low silver price hampers work. Carson News reports two pounds of gold from Lyon county sent to bank, Ninety Four mine linked to La Grande Oro. Sixteen ounces from labor of three men for three days. W F Pearce dies at 9:30 pm on Second street after months of illness. Cornwall-born miner, 47, leaves five children. daughter Lily Pearew expected this afternoon. funeral planned at 2 pm Sunday at family home.
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Huntington
Los Angeles
San Diego
Virginia City
O. ML. McIntosh
Kennedy
Hadley
McIntosh
W. F. Pearce
Second Street
Mr. Pearce
Cornwall
Lily Pearew
San Francisco
Foster's Forecast and Local News Snippet
Foster's forecast predicts a warm December across the United States with below normal precipitation overall. Local weather details split by region, plus a murder verdict in DeLamar sentencing a man to twenty years in Nevada state prison. Mining district attachments threaten operations unless settled. Rumors of a Corbett Fitzsimmons bout circulate with El Paso named as venue. Sunday services note a 10:30 a.m. Sunday school and 7:30 p.m. News League meeting.
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Foster
Pacific Coast
Crnes
Rockies
Great Centric Valieve
United States
Great Central
Rocky Mountain Ridge
DeLamar
Dela
Liza
Lo’clock
Talbot
Nevada
Young Killer Held on Murder Charge in Brownsville Oregon
Lloyd Montgomery, 18, faced in Brownsville on charges of murdering his father and mother and D B McKercher. He was moved to Albany and placed in the county jail as the grand jury prepares to investigate the charge next Monday.
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Brownsville
Oregon
Lloyd Montgomery
D. B. McKercher
Young Montgomery
Albany
Sander Ain
Delamar Purchases the Mercur Mining Company
Delamar acquires the Mercur mining company of Camp Floyd Utah taking possession January 1 1895. Purchase price about 1500000 dollars making it the era’s largest deal in Mercur and Utah with plans toward the Salt Lake Mercur railway and other local properties. The deal includes the mill and Mattic Four group of ten claims bought for 100000 dollars.
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DeLamar
Mercur Mining Company
Camp Floyd
Utah
Mercur
Mercur Company
Mattic Four
Capt. DeLamar
Salt Lake & Mercur
Nevada on the highway of mining revival says DeLamar Lode
The DeLamar Lode argues that Nevada's mining towns depopulate yet demand for gold ore treatment plants will rise, predicting a larger gold output this year. Nevada, a producer of both gold and silver, has a bright future under current monetary conditions with proper backing and energy.
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Nevada
DeLamar Lode
Confederate Money and Edison Carbon Link Highlighted
A travel anecdote recalls a Georgia man collecting Confederate banknotes for sale to Edison, who uses sea grass paper to make carbon for incandescent lamps. The tale links wartime currency to modern industry and notes a revived interest in sea grass paper for lighting.
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Atlanta
Edigson
Edison
Rosa Acquitted at Virginia Case
The case of Manuel Francisco Rosa, the old man who sold bogus bullion to the Bank of California in Wi fs City at the instigation of George Walton, ended in a not guilty verdict. The acquittal surprised many observers though public sentiment favored Rosa while officers involved doubted his innocence and lamented the outcome.
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Manuel Francisco Rosa
Bank of California
George Walton
Virginia
Rosa
Spanish Restaurant in Kesler building on Railroad street
Open all day and late into the night the Spanish restaurant offers meals in the Kesler building on Railroad street. Also mentions various ads for tonics, syrups, clothing, and dry goods from local merchants with classic early 20th century promotional tone.
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Kesler
Railroad Street
Mus
Amoco Hierma
Pearce Native of Cornwall Dies in Winnemucca at 57
W F Pearce of Cornwall died in Winnemucca Nevada on November 22, 1805 at age 57. The deceased was a native of Cornwall and resided in the area for many years. Funeral arrangements will be announced by local officials.
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Pearce
Winnemucca
Nev
W. F. Pearce
Cornwall
Cae Eee
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Treasury
Minneapolis
Turkey
Mra. Hartley
State Penitentiary
Traclive
Routt County
Col
Yardin & Co
Santa Rosa
R Lver
Armory Hall
William Akin
R. Cook
E. Francis Brown
Battle Mountain
M. E. Church
E. W. VanDeventer
Nevada T Mission
WV. N. Muller
Eil Carmichael
Arizona
Unionville
Reno
Carson News
Carson
Lyon County
Ninety Four
la Grande Oro Mining Company
Silver Peak
Battle Mountain Central Nevadan
Jim Corbett
Fitzsimmons
el Paso
Corbett
News League
Francis Brows
Lamp City Miner
Basin Times
Boulder
Ward Beecher
Professor Winfrey
Winnemucca Prablic
Winfrey
Wadsworth Dixpatch
B. & E. Bank
Hale & Norcross
Mint
Bullion & Exchange Bank
Nieves Seale
Melarkey and
Fourth Streets
Catholic Church
Reinhart
Company
Mhood
U.S. Gov't Report
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Hute
West & Troax
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Hull
All Druggista
Anonsi
A. Kleinhans
E, Reinhart & Co
Oatt
M. Hofman
Nitf
E. Reinhart & Co
KE. Bermarr & Co
Ek, Rurxuarr & Co, A
Crear
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