Local and Personal Notes From the County Valley
Ed Stone of Kennedy was in town yesterday and others arrived from Golconda Reno Paradise Tuscarora. The Southern Pacific paycar visited Winnemucca. Mrs E A Stauffer and daughter Edna returned from Burns and Crane Creek. District Court adjourned, and County Commissioners met for equalization. A. K. Dixon died on train near Battle Mountain. The inquest found death from natural causes. Funeral and G A R burial planned.
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James K. Dixon
Battle Mountain
Wis
Boston Mass
Eastern Branch National Home For Disabled Veterans
Boston
San Francisco
Third
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Sheep shipment to Lovelock by Western Meat Company
Saturday night two trains moved about 900 sheep valued at 350 dollars each from Paradine valley seller A Pasquale to Lovelock for the San Francisco market. The Western Meat Company now feeds roughly 25 000 sheep at Big Meadows for the same market.
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Lovelock
Western Meat Company
A. Pasquale
Paradine Valley
San Francisco
Democratic Bid by Winnemucca Candidate for County Clerk
County Clerk hopeful Frank B. Leonard of Winnemucca announces his Democratic candidacy. A local graduate and former teacher born and raised in the county, he pledges integrity and qualification to serve as County Clerk.
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Frank B. Leonard
Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Lovelock
Union Township
Co. D. MA
Women Tramps On The Road With A Cousin
Reported bystanders saw two women and a man they call a cousin hitchhiking, traveling in a boxcar with other hobos. They claim to be headed from Chicago to San Francisco and were last seen continuing westward last night.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Trained Shed System Planned Between Blue Canyon and Truckee
A project outlines a sheda built between Blue Canyon and Truckee to be operated under a block system. Trains will run sequentially with the second not starting until the first reports at the next station.
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Blue Canyon
Truckee
Runaway Freight Treated Narrow Escape in Mountains
A runaway freight train near Colfak Cal last Sunday night narrowly avoided disaster in the mountains. Freight 211 under Conductor O’Hare broke loose near Shady Run, crew applying brakes to stop the train as it sped over sixty miles an hour. The train was halted at the west switch at Alta, while the first section and the eastbound local passenger were sidetracked at Gold Run to prevent collision.
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Colfak
Cal
Siys
O'Hare
Shady Run
Towle
Alta
Gold Run
Mines Bonded and Gold Note Sold to Salt Lake Capitalists
From Kennedy district reports indicate R C Blossom has bonded or sold the Gold Note and other Blossom estate properties. A Salt Lake City capitalists company has acquired the mines and will begin active operations. The Gold Note yielded large quantities of high grade ore since its discovery during the Kennedy mining excitement.
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Kennedy
R. C. Blossom
Blossom
Salt Lake
Regular convocation of Hum boldt Chapter No 9 R A M
The Hum boldt Chapter No 9 R A M will hold a regular convocation on Wednesday evening October 3 at 8 o'clock. Full attendance is requested by order of the High Priest Secretary W A Srown.
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Humboldt Chapter No. 9
Nevada State Senate candidate pledge against nonresidents
D. J. Biggins, candidate for State Senator, pledges that if elected he will not vote for John P. Jones or any other man who is not an actual bona fide resident of Nevada. Signed September 16 to November.
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Humboldt County
D. J. Biggins
John P. Jones
United States
Nevada
Social dance at Golconda hall and sale of bucks
A social dance is announced for Golconda hall on Friday evening October 5. All are invited to enjoy a good time. J F Guthrie of Winnemucca Nevada advertises 400 head of Thoroughbred and Spanish Merino and Delaine bucks for sale, ages two and three years old.
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Golconda
Golconda Hall
J. F. Guthrie
Winnemucca
Ney
James Reed Injured in Ice Cake Accident at Clay Court House
James Reed, leading Clay Court House merchant, bruised his leg after striking it on a cake of ice. Swelling and pain forced crutches. physicians used gniments and two and a half gallons of whisky with bathing but relief came only after Chamberlain's Rain Balm. The remedy reportedly saved amputation risk and brought rapid improvement. Sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
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James Reed
Chamberlain
Reed
Clay Court House
W. Va
Brown ‘Bros
State News Notes From Reno and Vicinity
A Reno based roundup reports C G O Brien lost a leg after a fall under a train at Boca Wednesday night. Hints of a fifty mile coast race emerge as Garden City Wheelmen pursue Reno Wheelmen for the title. Ex County Clerk Porter of Washoe county is ill in San Francisco while en route to China. Reno Red Cross sends 50 to Galveston disaster sufferers. Fusion nominees filing in Washoe county caused ballot doubt. Olinghouse Canyon poll reports 30 miners with 27 for Bryan 3 for McKinley. James Carney, a hobo, is in Reno jail awaiting grand jury action for Hugh McCormack’s death at Wadsworth. Richard Thomas shot while hunting near Virginia City. arm damage requires amputation. Chicago announces completed Los Angeles to Salt Lake railroad plans to exploit southern Nevada coal iron beds. Newlands meets arousing Ely reception. refutes Farrington charges and defends residency and duty. Hazel Davis, 10, burned by gasoline. sister’s quick action with water and rug stops flames.
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Porter
Washoe County
San Francisco
China
Reno Red Cross
Galveston
Olinghouse Canyon
Bryan
McKinley
Reno
Richard Thomas
Virginia City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Nevada
Trib. Henry Kaiser News of Miracle Remedy in 1898 Letter
Nevada boy Henry Kaiser of First California U S V writes from Mania on August 6, 1898 asking his brother in Carson City to send two bottles of Trib. He praises its use for prickly heat eruptions and sprains. Upon honorably returning home he recalls many incidents showing Trib’s aid to soldiers and healing bamboo thorn wounds previously deemed incurable.
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Henry Kaiser
Nevada
California
Carson City
San Francisco
Henry
Trib
Protective Policy of the Union Pacific Route
Protective Policy of the Union Pacific is a universally recognized fact. Patrons of the Great Overland Route are assured that every device of human skill has been adopted to protect them against accident. Millions of dollars have been spent by the Union Pacific Railroad Company in the improvement of track and equipment. The route is renowned for its unparalleled speed record, reliability for maintaining time schedule, and for the general superiority of its service. All tickets good via Salt Lake and Denver without extra charge. Detailed information relative to rail road and steamship transportation cheerfully furnished an application to F. B. Choate, General Agent, Salt Lake City.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Salt Lake
Denver
F. B. Choate
Salt Lake City
Lady Teacher Wanted for Two Boys in Private Family
Classified note seeks a lady teacher to educate two boys, provide music instruction, with $25 monthly pay plus board and lodging. Inquiries at the office. Sept 25. Also a separate request for a woman or girl to do general house work for a family, good wages, contact Box 253, Winnemucca.
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Winnemucca
Ander
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