Local and Personal Notes From the Area
Local items list arrivals and departures. John F. Dignam came this morning from Oakland. Mrs. M. E. Wilcox returned from Lovelock. Mrs. J. Knowles and children left for Carlin to visit relatives. J. W. Guessford arrived from the eastern part of the state and will stay a few days. Mrs. M. A. Reed and son returned from Paradise Valley. J. A. Hill left for the Miller Lux ranch at Leonard Creek to supervise building contracts. Dr. H. B. McDonald arrived from Lovelock and opened dental parlors at the Lafayette hotel for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Guessford
H. B. McDonald
Lovelock
Lafayette Hotel
Official Visit by Grand Chancellor in Nevada Lodges
G A Macpherson Grand Chancellor of Knights of Pythias Domain of Nevada paid an official visit to Ivanhoe Lodge No 18. He demonstrated the secret work and gave a state of the order in eastern Nevada. After adjournment members dined at Fashion restaurant then he departed for Lovelock for another official visit tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Macpherson of
Wadsworth
Knights of Pythias
Domain
Nevada
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18
Macpherson
Lovelock
Strange death by own action at Deeth
A man ran into a passing through freight train at Deeth and killed himself. He was alive when found and boarded a freight train to the hospital but died en route. Coroner Morgan held an inquest and the jury declared death by own action. No identification was found. prior talk suggested insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeth
Elko Independent
Morgan
Indian Hop-Pickers Return From California Fields
A trainload of Indians arrived at Wadsworth yesterday from the California hop fields where they worked for several weeks. The party of 220 including bucks and squaws was led by Captain Dave, chief of the reservation Indian police. They did not return with much California gold due to a light crop and low wage rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
California
Dave
Reservation
Harriman Named President of Southern Pacific Company
It was announced in New York yesterday that BE B Harriman has been elected president of the Southern Pacific Company to succeed Charles M Hays who resigned. Harriman has served as chairman of the executive committee and will run company affairs from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
BE. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
Chas. M. Hays
New York City
Humboldt Chapter No. 9 BR A M Convocation Notice
A.M. A stated convocation of Humboldt Chapter No. 9 BR, A. M., will be held at their hall Wednesday evening, October 24. All members are requested to attend. By order of H. P. C, WOLF, Secretary, Social Dance. A social dance will be given at Armory hall Saturday night, October 8th. Good music and everybody invited, Admission, $1, td.
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Humboldt Chapter No
Br, A. M
H. P. C, Wolf
Armory Hall
Dentistry firm advertises at Lafayette hotel and local services
F C Robins & Co and Dr. W S Porter offer dentistry with crowns bridges and fillings. The ad promotes guaranteed work and a Bridge Street office. Also notes fresh cakes crackers and new keg pickles from Philadelphia and San Francisco making a grand trade claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Hotel
Dentistry
W. S. Porter
Bridge Street
Philadelphia
San Francisco
F, C, Robins & CO
Drowning in Marmol Verdi Area Sparks State News Notes
Charles Derby, a young man, drowned Friday at Marmol near Verdi in Washoe county. George M. Pullman, son of a millionaire builder, wed Sunday in Carson to Mrs Brazill of San Francisco. Tom Williams, Blue Rock Miners' Union secretary at Yerington, jailed in Dayton for allegedly stealing 250 from union funds. Theodore Nell, Fort Halleck saloonkeeper, arrested for selling whisky to Indians and to face grand jury. Tuscarora resident terrorizes women and children alone in homes. a local subscription drive has raised about 70 for a reward leading to his arrest and conviction.
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Charles Derby
Marmol
Verdi
Washoe County
George M. Pullman
Millonaire C&r
Carson
Brazill
San Francisco
Tom Williams
Blue Rock Miners’ Union
Yerington
Dayton
Theodore Nell
Fort Halleck
Elko County
United States Grand Jury
Tuscarora
King Copper Mining Company Formed in Lovelock Vicinity
The Lovelock Tribune reports a new mining company, King Copper Mining Company, organized to operate local properties. Officers include P. Anderson of Boston as president, W. H. Tyler of Worcester as vice president, and Col. Theo H. Lowe as secretary and general manager. Properties pledged include the King copper mine at Cottonwood, the Monarch mine near Say's place, and the Anderson claims on Star mountain, with Say's Lady of the Lake claim bonded. General Manager Lowe recently surveyed Star mountain and the firm plans winter development.
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King Copper Mining Company
Lovelock Tribune
Carson
Co. P. Anderson
Boston
Mass
W. H. Tyler
Worcester
Col. Theo. H. Lowe
King
Cottonwood
Monarch
Say’s Place
Anderson
Star Mountain
Lovelock
Say’s Lady of the Lake
Lowe
Novel Sentence Targets Savings Over Fines
A Chicago Justice of the Peace sentences a young man to save 100 dollars as the penalty for playing baseball on a public street and insulting a police officer. The youth must report at intervals and show progress toward the sum, with suspension tied to his savings effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
Willow Point School Report and Local Ads 1901
Willow Point school reports ten pupils enrolled for the month ending September 27 1901. Roll of Honor lists Ellen Weber Bessie Darrah Mabel Bartlemay Belle Weber Alice Stewart Annie Darrah Clara Weber. Isidore F Dopson teacher. Female cook wanted wages twenty dollars per month apply to James Hurst Winnemucca Nevada. Also notices for cattle pasturage at Lassen Meadows Humboldt River with W S Robinson Humboldt House. Thoroughbred Bucks for sale at Sonoma ranch one hundred X. Three hundred French Merino yearling bucks for sale Frank Martin Winnemucca Nevada.
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Willow Point
Ellen Weber
Bessie Darrah
Mabel Bartlemay
Belle Weber
Alice Stewart
Annie Darrah
Clara Weber
Mabel Weber
Ruth Stewart
Isidore F. Dopson
James Hurst
Winnemucca
Nev
Lassen Meadows
Humboldt River
Robinson
Humboldt House
P. O
SNUFFLES GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE offered for one dollar
An ex perienced practitioner promotes SNUFFLES as a complete treatment for CATARRH promising immediate relief and a cure by addressing the disease at its cause. The package includes internal and external medicines and is prepaid to any address in the United States or Canada for one dollar.
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United States
Canada
Dept. D
Edwin B. Giles & CO
Market Street
Philadelphia
August Flower Sale Promises Quick Health Restoratives
Question Answered. August Flower remains the largest medicine sale in the civilized world. It claims to aid indigestion, biliousness, and nervous strain, cleaning the system and regulating liver action. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists with Green's Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Brown Bros
Advertised tonics and remedies near the Winnemucca druggist
A parade of patent medicines and tonics touts cures for stomach bile breath and liver ills. Lan's Tea matches purgatives DeWitt's pills and Witch Hazel Salve promise prompt relief without surgery from Brown Bros with prices 25 and 50 cents and 60 cents. The Homeliest Man in Winnemucca invites readers to seek free trials of Kemp's O Balsam for throat lungs and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Brown Bros
de Witt
Sherman Headache Cure Promises Fast Relief
A historic ad claims one dose of Sherman s Headache Cure will cure headaches and neuralgia with a pill that ends pain. Sold by Brown. multiple box prices 25c and 10c. Also Chamberlain s Pain Balm advertised for sprains swellings and lameness by Brown Bros, Druggists.
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Sherman
Brown Bros
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
John F. Dignam
Oakland
Harriman
Hays
A.M
FPC, Robins & CO
State News Notes
Willow Point School Report
Seppstt
F. C. Robins & CO
Sonoma Ranch
J. F. Guthrie
Winne Nucca
Ausiml
Frank Martin
Batule Mountain
Ney
Lan
DeWitt
Henry Hilp
Salt Lake Office
Burlington
Denver
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
National Bank IN
Nemugca New
Adviet
WIXOM
J. Sibbald
FM. Lee
C. V. W'Bride
A.C. Moore
Busch
F. Clark
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