Local News Notes and Town Happenings
R T Evans and Heh Darrah Jr arrived from Willow Point yesterday. Five to six serious illnesses reported in town. Mrs J A Hillman returned from camping. Weather unsettled over five days. Chas Mandy shipped cattle to California. William Shirk arrived from Catlow Valley Oregon. On 1 B Hardie arrived from Quin River yesterday. Anderson Indiana reports Bryan gains of 80 members with 102 Republicans. Shawnee Ohio reports Bryan gains of 260 with 25 former Republicans. Alfred Charts attorney at Carson has a professional card published. Senator John P Jones travels with Silver clubs to stay in state after election. Geo P Keener to pass through on No 4 en route to California. D R Gray of Southern Pacific arrives in town. Sixteen to One band members asked to meet for practice at Armory Hall at 8 pm. Missouri mining company with $10 million stock incorporated in Elko county. Secretary Herbert awards contract for building largest torpedo boats to Union Iron Works San Francisco. Fall sickness rising. caution urged. Ex President Harrison to speak for McKinley and Hobart in Virginia, Charleston, Wheeling, and Indiana. Rev Dr Van Deventer to preach at M E Church tomorrow evening. all welcome. A colored man from Lovelock hospital after knife incident. Piutes returning from California hop-picking. tickets scarce. Mongolian Sing kills three in Lundy California. claims self defense. Paradise new church to be dedicated next Sunday with services by BE W Van Deventer and J EB Stubbs. many plan to attend. Mushrooms large patch found near Winnemucca. no rain recent. Nevada experiment station issues Texas Cattle Fever bulletin by Professor Miller. warns stockmen to obtain copy and take precautions.
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John P. Jones
Comstock
Geo. P. Keener
California
D. R. Gray
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake City
Armory Hall
Missouri
Elko County
Herbert
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Harrison
McKinley
Hobart
Richmond
Charleston
Wheeling
West Va
Indiana
van Deventer
Nevada Mission
M. EB
Lovelock
Lundy
Inyo County
Sing
Paradise
W. van Deventer
J. EB. Stubba
Winnemucca
Bryan speaks in Memphis on gold standard fight
William J. Bryan addressed an audience of about 10,000 in Memphis Tennessee calling the city the origin of the current campaign for bimetallism. He praised unity across parties, pledged to resign his nomination if another could win the cause, and urged focus on the issue rather than personal politics. He warned that a gold standard would affect all mankind.
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William J. Bryan
Memphis
Tenn
Harris
Bryan
Puntry
Jackson
Dentist Dr W S Porter Plans Winnemucca Visit
Dr W S Porter, a practicing dentist, will be in Winnemucca on or about November 1 1895 prepared to perform dental work for residents and visitors seeking dental services during the stay.
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W.S. Porter
Winnemucca
Lovelock Farmer H C Hardesty Seeks County Commissioner Post
The announcement identifies H C Hardesty of Lovelock as a candidate for long term county commissioner. A farmer from Big Meadows with years of residency in the area, he previously engaged in freighting within the county and would, if elected, be a competent commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hardesty
Lovelock
Hardesty
Big Meadows
Golconda lawyer admitted to practice in state courts
J A Langwith of Golconda passed a successful examination before the supreme court and was admitted to the practice of the law in all state courts. At the May Bell mine in Victor Colorado, 65 sacks of ore valued at sixty five thousand dollars were stolen after the night shift and no clue found. All workers were discharged, and there is great excitement in camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Langwith
Golconda
Supreme Court
Victor, Col
Average Baby Size and First Weeks Growth
The note cites birth lengths for boys and girls, claiming 19.5 inches for boys and 19 inches for girls, with rapid growth in the first week and about an inch gained in the first month. It combines health tips with various local notices and advertisements from a late 19th century paper.
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Ladire' Home Journal
Born in Winnemucca Browns Welcome a Son
In Winnemucca Nevada on October 5 1896 a son was born to the wife of W A Brown. The brief notice records the birth of the child and names the parents.
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Brown
Winnemucca, Nev
W. A. Brown
Call for Funds for Silver Party in Nevada Election
A call to raise national funds for the Silver party to cover expenses of campaign speakers and literature. The Nevada editor urges every Silver or Democratic voter to donate at least one dollar, with larger gifts encouraged. Names national treasurer W P St John and hotel address for remittances and promises daily publication of contributors.
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Silver Party
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Nevada
Silver State
National Silver Party
W. P. &J. John
National Committee
United States
Wm. P. St. John
Bartholdi
New York City
Voters to Decide in Huy County Election
Subject to the decision of the voters of Huy County at the ensuing election.
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Huyboht County
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Anderson
Infiana
Shawnee
Ohio
Alfred Charts
Carson
Miller
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Board of County Commissioners
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Ely
White Pine County
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Assembly
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Colorado Springs
Silver Republicans
Kearney
California Fig Syrup Company
Jos. Gains, Septicus, Winnemnccca, Nevada
Anener
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U.S. Gov't Report
J. Roveox
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Est & Truax
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Marvin
Butch Fong
Sam
Louie Yee
Louvre
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Hood
Germany
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Chicago Lumber Co
Yes Moines
Iowa
Old Country
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Frask Mayer
Silver Party Campaign Fund
W. F. Benjamin
The
Spectator
Rushford
N. Y
Chamberlain
Dexter
Upper
Tuomas Suone
Busch Hotel
Priices
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H.C. Hardesty
of Lovelock
Loxe Texw
HewnoLor County
Alfred Chartz
Attorney AT Law
Carson City
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