Local News Briefs From Winnemucca and Surrounding Areas
Frank Boskowitz arrives from San Francisco. Sheriff McDeid heads to Paradise Valley on official business. Editor Riddie of the Argus returns to Lovelock. Sacramento drummers C M Zeltlen and J B Treadwell arrive yesterday. A. P. Beatt attends Lovelock Democratic meeting. James Giles, ill with pneumonia at Keno. Stinson visits from Eiko. Sheriff McDeld collects $64.50 in monthly licenses. Eastbound flyer delayed by Sierra wreck near Gold Rush. T R Weber announces bid for County Commissioner long term. Riley and Freemont back from Lovelick and Tet to Phin die vatley. Henry Savornin returns from Paris and Europe trip. DA Van Duzer leaves to organize Bryan and Stevenson Clubs. King couple from Chicago staying at Lafayette en route to California. Spaniard hurt at Leonard Creek hospital after horse accident. Southern Pacific orders 2000 box cars and 44 engines. delivery in 90 days. Engines include 18 passenger, 6 consolidation, 20 moguls. T R Weber seeks Long Term County Commissioner seat. William A McGovern named division trainmaster Winnemucca depot.
Thoroughbred Bucks for Sale
400 head of thoroughbred bucks for sale. Seller is J F Guthrie of Winnemucca Nevada.
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J. F. Guthrie
Winnemucca
Nev
Democrats Organize Humboldt County Central Committee
A Humboldt county meeting at Sliver State hall reorganized the Democratic Central Committee. W. J. Bell chaired the event with officers elected D. J. Hadley as chairman and R. By Windte as secretary. The committee includes representatives from Winnemucca, Lovelock, and Paradise with an executive panel authorized to fill vacancies.
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W. J. Bell
Humboldt
Democratic State Central Committee
Sliver State Hall
State Central Committee
Humboldt County
Lovelock
Paradise
County Central Committee
Kenner
Quiccinda
B. J. Helly
McDermit
C. L. Lowry
Wi Cly
Peter Organ
Patch
Joseph O'Neal
D. J. Hadley
R. By Windte
Wititenatees
Stockton Man Finds Large Nevada Shale Deposit
A Stockton man hid his identity while discovering a vast, almost white shale deposit in Nevada. The shale burns with a strong flame and heat, smells like petroleum when burning, and may overlie coal or oil. Civil engineer Harry T. Compton says it could be weathered bi tuminous coal and deeper drilling might reveal corn and more shale. The discoverer reports a long lasting, hot fire, with a deposit several hundred feet wide and potential to market as fuel.
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Stockton
Nevada
Cal
Harry T. Compton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh case, claims to be tested by F J Cheney and associates in Toledo, cites endorsements, and notes price of five cents per bottle with testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Carson notes state and local items in brief
State News Notes compiles Carson area items including 608 names on the Carson registry list, a four ton honey shipment from Lyon county apiary at 9 1/2 cents a pound, and job cuts at the Blue Jay mine in Mason valley. It records Donald Smith of Spokane named blacksmith at Carson Indian School for 600 a year, sale of Red Lake for a reservoir site, Lindsay's marble quarry sold to an Oakland firm capitalized at 100000, and plans to start mountain power from Reno with a new roundhouse. It mentions 170 pupils at the Carson Indian School as the largest enrollment, Joe White captured near DeLoimar to be returned to Austin, and Interior approval of school grant patents covering 22290 acres in Carson City district. Additional notes include Charles Werther bound for grand jury, arrangements for Reno as mountain power start, and local ventures like Bam Longabaugh’s six mile flume and back pay decisions for Nevada Battalion veterans.
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Lyon County
Blue Jay
Mason Valley
Donald Smith
Spokane
Wash
Carson
Joe White
Austin
DeLoimar
Concain County
Secretary of the Interior
Novady
Carson City
Thankful mothers hail Chamberlains remedy in Texas testimonial
A Beaumont Texas man praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving children from dysentery and cholera infantum. The notice mentions product availability from Brown Bros Druggist and a Grand Jury meeting in Humboldt County Nevada on October 15 1900 with Foreman L N Carpenter.
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W. W. Massingil
Beaumont
Texas
Brown Bros
Rand
Humboldt County
Nevada
Winnemucca
Carpenter
Why Experiment on Yourself With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a proven, prompt cure for colds, claiming twenty five years of sale and use. It promises a cure in a day if taken early and is sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Brown Bros
Commissione r Long Term of Humboldt County
A terse notice states that the commissioner term is subject to voter decision in the forthcoming county election. It notes that outcome depends on the voters of the county at the next election and implies possible changes in office tenure and authority.
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Willow Point
Humboldt
Humboldt County
Paradise
Winnemucca
Union Township
Haepoudt County
Gilbert
Ery County
Een County
W. H. Bryson Sie
Bent Ease
Votense
Kansas City
W. A. Sperry
Panoaes Peoancy
National Platform Iy Tena
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San Francisco
T. D. Brown
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Paradise Valley
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J. B. Treadwell
Sacramento
M. Bestandig
A. P. Beatt
James Giles
State University
Keno
William Stinson
Eiko
McDeld
Sierras
Gold Rus
T. R. Weber
C.F
Louis Riley
E. B. Freemont
Lovelick
Phindieé Vatley
Henry Savornin
Paris
Germany
Switzerland
van Duzer
Stevenson
Virginia City
A. W. King
Lafayette
Chicago
California
Mr. King
Morton Lindley
Golconda
Miller & Lux
Leonard Creek
Southern Pacific
Truckee Republican
Weber
William A. McGovern
Sal Lake
Wadsworth
Carlin
Jerry Sheehan
L. N. Carpenter
Nelse, Nelson
A. F. Campbell
J. D. Bradshaw
Charles
State News Notes
Lindsay
Antelope Valley
Oakland
Batterman
Butte
Montana
Wabuska
Carson Indian School
Charles Werther
Douglas County
Reno
Central Pacific
Reno Journal
Bam Longabaugh
Price's Lake
Ophir
Mark Robinson
War Department
Nevada Battalion
Virginia Enterprise
Elko
Frank EB. Leonard
H. Darrah
C. D. van Duzer
T. D. Morey
Joseph Lavoy
Wintemucca
C. A. Sage
I. B. English
R. Guthrid
E. A. Ducker
T. Dunn
W. H. Corbiere
of Foltz
W. Ruddell
Velock
C. H. McIntosh
Silver Party
Bei
Himeet
Nelse Nelson
Lee In
Bert L. Hood
W. H. Holt
H. K. Harvey
Henry B. Rule
Kereby
J. C. Westrope
W. C. Pitt
Joseph Rougon
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