Local and Personal Notices From Golconda and Nearby
Local and personal items report arrivals from Golconda and nearby towns including F Siive H Gould George W Brady D Cornier and Judge Taylor. Visitors attend Thanksgiving events at Armory hall Cliff House Club ball and San Francisco conferences. A court case against J Liotard for whisky to Indians was dismissed. families cope with illness in Helena and Landen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Siive
Golconda
H. Gould
Denver
Lafayette
George W. Brady
D. Cornier
St. Joseph, Mo
Cliff House Club
Armory Hall
J. Nicholas
Eoward
Helena, Mont
Ahi
Nicholas
Landen
Wyoming
Cattle Shipments Reported to San Francisco Dealers
Two hundred head of beef cattle purchased by James Cotton from Harding Sons were shipped to the Western Meat Company in San Francisco yesterday. On Wednesday three hundred head were sent to H. Levy & Co. in San Francisco. The cattle were bought from J. P. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cotton
Harding Sons
Weastren Meat Company
San Francisco
H. Levy & Co
J. P. Anderon
Concert organizers thank local contributors for hall and seating
The committee in charge of the Wednesday night concert extends thanks to G. S. Nixon Sheriff McDeid Deputy Sheriff Rose K Reinhart & Co Winnemucca Hose Company and the public school trustees for providing a hall and seating essential to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 5. Nixon
McDeid
Rose
K. Reinhart & Co
Winnemucca Hose Company
Hotel Sold In Local Deal By Thomas Shone
Thomas Shone sold the Busch hotel to Conductor G W Carty. The new owner will take possession next Monday. The price is not public but is considered very valuable. All are asked to attend the regular convocation Wednesday evening December 5 for election of officers for the new Masonic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Hammond
Clover Valley
Judge Taylor
Golconda
Dr. Giroux
John T. and
Thomas Lindsey
Anna Miller
Goconda
Marguerite Polkinghorne
Thomas Shone
Busch Hotel
G. W. Carty
H. P. W. A. Brown
Winnemucca Enjoys Boston Concert Company Evening
The Boston Concert Company performed at Silver State hall to a full Winnemucca audience. Miss Agatha Cummings, Miss Jean Durell, violinist Bernard Walther, and Miss Roddy gave a varied program highlighted by Ave Maria with Walther's violin. The crowd praised the performances and called for encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Thomas
Roddy
Walther
Boston
Henley
Gadski
Golconda section hand Murphy arrested for defrauding Gomes
Phil Murphy, Golconda section hand, was arrested by Sheriff McDeid for attempting to defraud J A Gomes of Golconda by cashing vouchers and drawing money before vouchers could be presented. The case ended with Murphy refunding the money, then being jailed after drunken disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty in Justice Court and received five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
J. Liotard
McDermit
Cane Springs
Moore
Liotard
Winnemucca
F. X. Murphy
Bob Smart
Phil Murphy
Golconda
McDeid
J. A. Gomes
Gomes
Murphy
Wreck at Mill City Delays Trains No Injuries Reported
An east bound freight under Conductor Card sidetracked at Mill City last evening. A westbound extra under Conductor Martin collided while in the siding. Two or three cars derailed and the engine was damaged. no injuries. The incident caused about two hours of train delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill City
Card
Martin
Reno News Notes From Nevada State Developments
Three California couples wed in Reno. Thanksgiving recess runs to December 2. A Reno social note mentions a Corsets gift to a “four hundred” man. Sunset Co completes Reno Virginia City telephone line. Carson to join once wires are up. Nevada saw twenty thousand bankruptcies last year, few Nevada cases. Dunaway plans hotel and sanitarium at Boyd. Washoe grand jury indicts Carney Hicks Canty Bullard Kennedy. Lincoln county figure Osborne named Secretary of the Senate. Central Pacific yards to expand in Reno with new sidings and a round house for mountain power. work will start after Christmas with hundreds hired for the cut-off project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Reno
Sunset Company
Virginia City
Carson
A. A. Schole
Elko
J. N. Hicks
Mardis
Talbot
Washoe County
Grand Jury
James Carney
Chas. Canty
M. A. Bullard
James Kennedy
Central Pacific Railroad
Mountain Power
Reno Journal
Progressive Whist Party Delights Innmnmucca Ladies
Mrs. G A Krenkel hosted a Progressive Whist Party on Railroad Street with five tables. Prizes went to First Mrs. J W Guessford Second Mrs G B Ackerman and Conso lation Mrs C W Muller. A large group of local ladies attended the social event last Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innemucca
G. A. Krenkel
Railroad Street
J. W. Guessford
G. B. Ackerman
C. W. Muller
Meadames
P. Laveaga
P. B. Roberts
H. E. Wilcox
G. H. Nease
W. Guessford
J. E. Bannister
Joseph LaVoy
J. Sheehan
Cardinal 4 to 0 over California in Thanksgiving game
Stanford defeated California 4 0 in San Francisco marking their first Thanksgiving victory in three years. Through all contests between the two schools Stanford has won six times, Berkeley twice and two ties. The Nevada team, after beating Stanford at Palo Alto, lays claim to the Pacific Coast championship. A Stockton surgeon, Dr J H Eddy, reports Trib a valuable aid for sprains and bruises in horses and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Stanford University
San Francisco
Cardinal
Stanford
Berkeley
Nevada University
Palo Alto
Pacific Cosat
Stockton
J. H. Eddy
East
Lafayette ‘Street
Cal
Society For Prevention of Cruelty of Animals
Chicago Veterinary College
Veterinary Association
Notice of Dissolution of Copartnership
The partnership between J. G. Taylor and Alex Borland in sheep business is dissolved by mutual consent on October 4, 1900. Witnessed by their signatures on November 24, 1900, with John G. Taylor and A. Borland signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Taylor
Alex Borland
Hanns
Our Printing Pleases and Practical Printing Ideas
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Printing services promise low prices and sample-backed quotes
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We Make a Specialty of Printed Ephemera
A brief trade card style notice announces services for tickets ball programs invitations visiting cards circulars handbills and related printed items. The ad emphasizes a wide range of custom print offerings for events and organizations.
Promptitude in Printing for the Holiday Season
We promise timely printing of circulars booklets or folders describing your goods. If no printing is yet done for you, join the line now and secure materials for the coming holidays.
You Can’t Afford to Neglect Holiday Print Help
The notice urges merchants to seize the holiday season by using tastefully printed materials. It promises assistance with ideas and execution to boost sales and extend business reach.
Ask Him Where He Got It When You See A Fine Printing
The line suggests a printer’s skill draws comment and anticipates a candid reply. It hints at pride in quality work and the expectation of attribution for a well executed printing job.
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G. M. Rose
W. A. Brown
Sonoma Ranch
San Diego
Cora
Goldie Warren
Union Iron Works
Bolton
Bergman and Wesers
W. D. Koons
E. Neff
Humboldt House Yestay
D. W. Camwen
W. A. Cumley
Illmore
The
Southern Pacific
A.M
Boston Concert Company
State News Notes
Nevada
Dunaway
Nevada-California-Oregon Railway
Boyd
T. J. Osborne
Lincoln County
Assembly
Senate
Flanigan
Washoe
Virginia
John G. Taylor, A. Borland
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Strest Winnemucca Nevada
Winnemucca, Nevada
Bolt Soda Bing
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