Local Notes From Town Visits and Trials
Abe Wise of Battle Mountain is in town today. J. E. Sullivan arrived from Lovelock. Judges Curter and Cheney returned to Reno Saturday night. Lye, Rickard, Weatrope, and son headed to Kings River. N. Soderberg arrived from Carson City. No. 6 is six hours late due to Sierra trouble. Mrs. Lorentzen to join husband in southern Idaho. George G. Miller convalesces in Tuscarora and resumes work. A. E. Reynolds arrives from Auburn as Continental Building and Loan agent. Byrnes visit from Erie, Pa. Fulton and Taylor borax works shut in Rose Valley. Paradise folks in Winnemucca for water suit trial. Tax payments due this week with 10 percent penalties. Deputy Leach handled Italian quarter incident with no arrests. Carl Schuman exhibition next Tuesday at Armory hall. Detectives Fitzpatrick and Crowley probing train wreck case near Humboldt House. suspect lightweight evidence.
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Abe Wise
Battle Mountain
J. E. Sullivan
Lovelock
B. F. Curter
Reno
A. BE. Cheney
J. Lye
Paradise Valley
L. L. Rickard
Ofrs
J. O. Weatrope and Son
Kings River
N. Soderberg
Carson
Sierras
H. J. Lorentzen
Idaho
Times-Review
George G. Miller
Tuscarora
Primeaux
Auburn
Cal
Continental Building and Loan Association of
San Francisco
James Byrnes
James Olan
Erie
Byrnes
Fulton & Taylor Borax
Rose Valley
Loveloca Tribune
Thief
Guards on the Overland Train Guarded Amid Fear of Robbery
Armed guards patrol the Overland between Cheyenne and Ogden as Union Pacific moves large sums westward. Officials fear a possible hold up, worsened by displaced workers and a spread of criminals along the line west of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Ogden
Pacific Coast
Express Company
Exhibition by Carl Schuman in Armory Tuesday
Tomorrow Night's Show presents Carl Schuman in Winnemucca with moving pictures on the road. Highlights include scenes from Modder River Mafeking and the Spanish American and Filipino wars plus humorous bits. Admission is 26 cents for all parts of the hall.
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Carl Schuman
Armory Hall
Armory
Winnemucca
Modder River
Mafeking
Death of Paradise Valley Resident
J H Kulecke an old Paradise Valley resident died at his home last Saturday night after a long liver ailment. A native of Germany he was 60 years old and survived by a wife and several children. Leave orders for Thanksgiving poultry at Gilberts without delay. td.
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Paradise Valley
J. H. Kulecke
Germany
Gilbert's
Noted Lecturers Planned for Winnemucca Series
Dr. C N Thomas and a citizens committee arrange a three to four lecture winter course in Winnemucca featuring David Starr Jordan Hon F X Schoonmaker Rabbi Voorsanger A J Waterhouse and Rev Henry Kader with the Boston Concert Company including Jean Durell Bernard Walthers Miss Roddy and Miss Cummings The concert or lectures begin next week with alternate options in January aiming to bring a notable coastal roster to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Thomas
Thomas
Winnemucca
Dr. Thomas
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
F. X. Schoonmaker
Voorsanger
A. J. Waterhouse
Henry Kader
San Francisco
Boston
Jean Durell
Bernard Walthers
Carl Walthers
Miss Roddy
Madame Gadski
Miss Cummings
Waterhouse
Rader
Jordan
Schoonmaker
Sheep Transport Trust Hikes Ferry Tariff Across River
A new ferry trust organized by Republican ferrymen informs sheepmen of a tariff increase to fifty cents per head, doubling the old rate. The piece quotes Elmore Bulletin noting the enduring nature of the trust as it aims to flourish over the next four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Brimming
Elmore Bulletin
Captain DeLamar Plans Nevada Senate Run and Move to Reno
Reno Journal reports a rumor that Captain DeLamar of Paris will seek the U S Senate from Nevada in two years. It says he may move to Reno next spring and build a palatial residence here with his substantial fortune.
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Captain DeLamar
Paris
United States
Nevada
Law Proposal Condemns Style Spending to Curb Aristrocratic Imitation
The Elko Independent outlines a proposed law to ban using owed money to acquire style and aristocratic appearance. Supporters claim it would reduce counterfeit nobility by about two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudines
Elko Independent
Stockton Surgeon Praises Trib Remedy for Sprains
Dr J H Eddy of Stockton California reports Trib a valuable aid in practice. He notes it is especially effective for sprains and bruises and has used it successfully on both horses and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
J. H. Eddy
East
Lafayette Street
Cal
Society For Prevention of Cruelty of Animals
Chicago Veterinary College
Veterinary Association
Thanksgiving Proclamation of New Groceries Featured
A 19th century ad lists new citron orange and lemon peels seeded raisins and large raisins in bulk. It markets mackerel codfish pickles syrups molasses sweet cider canned peaches walnuts buckwheat flour and other fresh staples from F C Robins & Co with daily arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Delaware
New California
F. C. Robins & CO
Nevada News Notes and Local Court Actions
Sawmills near Verul closed for the season. Mrs. John Piper, widow of a western Nevada theater manager, died in Reno. The Southern Pacific laid 170 miles of new steel rails in Nevada this year. At Elko a manslaughter verdict came in after a 46 hour jury deliberation in W. A. Schole case. Les Douglass faces Churchill County District Court on December 3 for cattle theft. Margarita Galindo was sentenced to four years for assault with intent to kill. Possible appointment of George A. Bartlett as district judge in Eureka. Three carloads of silicon moved from Jim Yerington’s Esmeralda mine to Red Bluff refining plant. Reno sewer projects totaling 2,500 feet on each side of the city. Hon. P. L. Flannigan back from San Francisco. beef and mutton prices forecast to rise. Nevada gambling prohibition bill likely in Carson legislature.
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John Piper
Western Nevada
Reno
Southern Pacific Company
Nevada
Elko
W. A. Schole
Les Douglass
District Court
Churchill County
Margarita Galindo
Talbot
George A. Bartlett
Eureka
Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Jim Yerington
Esmeralda County
Redwood City
California
Mr. Yerington
Dayton Times
P. L. Flannigan
San Francisco
Reno Gazette
Carson
Ledger
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Printing Service Seeks Orders With Samples and Prices
A local printer invites customers to ring for orders with samples and prices. They offer to visit with print samples and quote, and invite out of town customers to write and request prices.
We Make a Specialty of Tickets and Handbills
Local printer advertises ready made programs invitations visiting cards circulars and handbills. It emphasizes quick service and bulk discounts for schools churches and events. Aimed at organizations needing printed materials in various sizes and finishes.
You Can Not Neglect Promptitude in Printing Services
The ad invites customers to order timely printing for holiday promotions. It emphasizes delivering printing on time for circulars booklets and folders, offers suggestions, and promotes extending business with tasteful printed matter.
Printing Prompt Reveals Source of Fine Work
A fragment suggests a speaker asks where the printer obtained the work, implying pride in the quality of printing. The line hints at a quick retort that the elation comes from good craftsmanship rather than the place.
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Paradise
Leach
Fitzpatrick
J. Crowley
Southern Pacific
Humboldt House
State News Notes
Verul
County Commissioners of
Washoe
Hymers
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Hall
Brown Bros
Union Pacific Railroad Company
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
DeWitt
Winnemucca, Nevada
G. W. Summerfield
J.H. Hoyt
E. Reiniar
Go's
Sation.s
Dave McB. Rose
Bridge Street
Winzemuces, New
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