Local and Personal News From Winnemucca
W H Holt arrived from Paradise and C Hanson came from Congrave. Westfall returned to Lovelock and Mrs Hugh Collins came from San Jose. Weider of Woodland registered at the Lafayette. Edmondson and Hill arrived from Lovelock. Cosgrave and B Root from San Francisco. Mrs Rodifer arrived from Paradise to visit Winnemucca relatives. Willie Baker returned from Battle Mountain and Reno, then to Catlow valley ranch. Dr Lorenzo Recantone and Ben Ferrara back from Paris. Farrington the Republican nominee passed through en route to western Nevada. Warrants for yesterday’s board bills await issuance at the County Recorder. Mrs S E P Pierce and Mrs Alexander from Paradise. Pierce to Beowawe to visit daughter, Alexander to Lovelock tonight. Burrs Cosses, Golconda constable, back from Idaho robber hunt. suspects headed toward southwestern Wyoming, likely. Colwell comments. Dr J M Batley, once in Unionville and Dun Glen, arrived from Unionville. now running mines in Utah with Salt Lake City HQ. Funeral of James K Dixon, old soldier killed on a Battle Mountain passenger train, held today with G A R escort and remarks by Rev P H Willis.
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Reno
Catlow Valley
Lorenzo Recantone
Ben Ferrara
Paris
Farrington
Nevada
W. H. Shirk
Board of Commissioners
County Recorder's Office
E. P. Pierce
Alexander
Paradise
Burrs Cosses
Golconda
Idaho
Colwell
Wyoming
J. M. Batley
Unionville
Dun Glen
Utah
Salt Lake City
Big Railroad Contract at Oreana Hill
Erickson and Peterson, rail contractors, begin a new major project across a large ravine one mile west of Oreana station. The fill will be 189 feet long, seventy feet high, eighty five feet wide, with a contract price of 140000 dollars and not finished before next June. Ogden aims to relocate the Los Angeles road terminus from Salt Lake City. officials plan to offer rights of way into the union depot and forty acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson and Peterson
Oreana Hill
Oreana Station
Oreana
Ogden
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Union Depot
Stock Shipments and Masonic Meeting Notice
A trainload of cattle belonging to the Western Mat Company passed through last night from Carlin to Lovelock. A trainload of sheep purchased by a game company at Golconda will be shipped from that station to Lovelock tomorrow. Attention, R. A. M. Hum boldt Chapter No. 9, R. A. M., will meet Wednesday evening, October 3, at 8 o'clock. Full attendance requested by order of the H. P. Brown, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mat Company
Carlin
Lovelock
Game Company
Golconda
Humboldt Chapter No. 9
H. P
W. A. Brown
E. Reinhart& Co., Inc
County Commissioners Proceedings and Tax Assessments
The county board met yesterday with $28,773.22 on hand. They granted a Winnemucca alley opening in Block G from Akin to Lay. Election inspectors and clerks were appointed for precincts. In equalization, James F. Dennis represented Ed Reinhart. mortgages for Cieron & Noque, Joseph O Neal, and H Darrah were reduced. The Adelaide Star mine assessment dropped from $75,800 to $50,000 based on Otto Stalman’s proofs.
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Upper
Winnemucca
Akin Street
Lay Street
Board of Equalization
James F. Dennis
Ed. Reinhart
Cieron & Noque
Joseph O'Neal
H. Darrah
W. West
Adelaide-Star
Otto Stalman
Lords appoints Roberta commander in chief of British army
Telegraph dispatch reports Lord Roberta named commander in chief. Trials and conflicts across the globe are noted including Youtsey’s trial in Kentucky, Boxer turmoil in China, and Bryan’s tour through Minnesota with large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberta
Biggins Promises Nevada Residency Stance for Senate
In a Nevada focused pledge D J Biggins candidate for State Senator vows not to vote for John P Jones or any non resident of Nevada for United States Senator if elected. Signed November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
D. J. Biggins
John P. Jones
United States
Nevada
Local Notes From Love Lock And Carson News
State notes report hay selling at four dollars per ton in Love Lock valley and three hundred names entered on the Lovelock registry. Local clubs show Bryan and Stevenson with 140 members while the McKinley Club has under thirty. Annie B. Clinton announces candidacy for Lincoln county public schools superintendent. A ten-year-old boy in Mason valley was shot in the foot while hunting. Governor Sadler and state officials visited the Comstock to discuss tax matters. A Carson nun potential tale emerges from a girl once local, whose brother is in Carson’s state capitol. Carson Weekly details theft arrests and a fight near a hotel, ending with a severe knife wound to a resort operator. Humboldt County Democrats plan a Winnemucca meeting October 6 to organize a county committee. A notice from E Reinhart & Co. informs of earlier closing times due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelock Bryan and Stevenson Club
McKinley Club
Annie B. Clinton
Lincoln County
Protective Policy and Great Overland Route Assurance
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. Tickets are valid via Salt Lake and Denver without extra charge. Details available from Sin Choate, General Agent, Salt Lake. Also included are local notices about injuries, medicinal claims, and employment ads from the era, noting Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as a remedy and listings for jobs in Clay Court House and Winnemucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Salt Lake
Denver
Sin Choate
James Mucca
Chamberlain
Reed
Clay Court House
W. Va
Brown Bros., Drugeists
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Congrave
Westfall
Hugh Collins
San Jose
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Woodland
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A. R. Edmondson
John J. Hill
J. B. Cosgrave
B. Root
San Francisco
Willie Baker
Battle Mountain
James K. Dixon
P. H. Willis
Henry Youtsey
Goebel
Georgetown
Census Bureau
Peking
China
Germany
Conger
Chinese Peace Commission
Prince Ching
Li Hung Chang
Nanking
Wu Chang
John E. Shoobert
Shoobert, Beale & Co
Sausalito
Prince Tuan
Bryan
Minnesota
St. Paul
Abraham Lincoln
Reading Company
United States Client Court of Appeals
U. S
Coeur -Alene
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Hazleton
Talse
State News Notes
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Sadler
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Jones
Comstock
State Board of Equalization
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Carson Weekly
Brault
Otto Schulz
Carson Wekly
George Etchart
Second
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Charles Romelli
Etchart
Reno Gazette
Democratic State Central Committee
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W. J. Bell
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D. van Duzer
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Joseph Lavoy
Union Township
Co. D. MacKay
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Bert L. Hood
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H. K. Harvey
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