Nevada State News Notes Highlights
Ely public school reports twenty six pupils. Elko County resident Patrick McDermit died in Elko county hospital. Congressman Newlands spoke in Hawthorne and left Reno for eastern Nevada. Charles Woodburn vanished in Overton California along with an overcoat and borrowed money. Clara Barton letter thanks Nevada Red Cross for Galveston aid. Home Finding Society seeks eight year old boy in Carson Valley overworked and mistreated. Samuel Fuller killed by cave in at Little Joe mine in Butte Montana, former Austin resident. Robert Hunter, long-time Comstock resident, died in county hospital. claimed to be Black Watch veteran. Railroad plans include a deep cut near cattle corral and possible detours leaving Wells and Halleck off main line. Henry Godfrey found dead at Obiston shaft due to heart trouble.
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Ely
White Pine County
Patrick B. McDermit
Elko County
Elko
Newlands
Hawthorne
Reno
Nevada
Mines and Mining Highlights From Nevada Regions
Nevada mining notes report Oleander mine in Peavine district with a sixty foot vein of $10 ore. Dexter mine ships $8,500 to Salt Lake. Yield September around $15,000. Lead ore moved from Rabbit mine in White Pine to Eureka for Salt Lake. Ore values $25 per ton in gold. Virginia City mining class led by Professor Dye at Comstock for three months. Rocco-Homestake ships about seventy-two tons weekly of lead ore from Hamilton to Colorado smelters. White Pine produced more ore this summer than any county except Eureka. Blair estate legatees plan to resume work in Blair mines at Silver Peak before year end. Golden Eagle at Silver Peak shows $132 gold value per ton. Virginia Chronicle promotes Elixir and other ads. Convocation notice for H. P. W. A. meeting dated 17th. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for prompt relief. Brown Bros.
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Peavine
Washoe County
Dexter
Tuscarora
Salt Lake
Rabbit
White Pine County
Eureka
Rocco-Homestake Mining Company
Hamilton
Colorado
Nevada
Blair
Silver Peak
Esmeralda County
Golden Eagle
Virginia Chronicle
Chinese court reaches Sian Fu as war notes steady
Telegrams report no change in Pennsylvania strike, the Asian dispatches note China in flux with a court arrival at Sian Fu and France pressuring Berlin for replies. Indiana wreck suspects arrested in Chicago, J Brett & Co files insolvency over 300000, northern Arizona rain eases grazing and timber fears, Census teams reach Juneau enumerating 800 Indians and 600 whites, American rescue frees Cap ri Deveraux Shields and his 50 men on Marindique. Trib ad claims Trib and DeWit pills and liners as public endorsements.
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Pennsylvania
Tien-Tsin
Sian Fu
Germany
France
China
Biggins pledges Nevada resident pledge for senator
To the People of Humboldt County. D J Biggins promises that if elected State Senator he will not vote for John P Jones for U S Senator or for any man who is not a bona fide resident of Nevada. Signed D J Biggins. sep 16 nov 5. Also includes vintage advertising for One Minute Cough Cure and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with testimonials for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sales by Brown Bros.
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Humboldt County
D. J. Biggins
John P. Jones
United States
Nevada
Brown Bros
Mrs. Winslow
The Weak Spot and a Cured Backache
A nurse observes backache in waitresses and credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring strength. An Aberdeen reader from Claremore Cherokee Nation Testifies to relief after four months, noting renewed energy for long workdays. Includes offer of Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser and free paper cover.
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Halstead
Claremore
James Reed’s leg injury and claim of swift relief
James Reed, a leading Clay Court House merchant in West Virginia, bruised his leg on ice and suffered severe swelling. After doctors and liniments failed, he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and recovered in a week, nearly avoiding amputation. Brown Bros. Drugists market the product.
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James Reed
Reed
Clay Court House
W. Va
Brown Bros
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State News Notes
Charles Woodburn
Overton
Cal
Nevada Red Cross Society
Clara Barton
Organization
Galveston
The
Home Finding Society For Children
Carson Valley
Samuel Fuller
Little Joe
Butte
Mont
Austin
Lander County
Robert Hunter
Comstock
Black Watch
Ogden
Wells and Halleck
Etko Independent
Henry Godfrey
Obiston
Gould & Curry Song Tunnel
Manuel Cafferata
Mines and Mining
Dye
Virginia City
H. P. W. A. Brown
DeWitt
New York and Boston Express
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
South Chicago
Chicago
J. Brett & Co
San Francisco
California
Arizona
Beck
Sexton
Juneau
Alaska
Copper River
Manila
Capri Deveraux Shields
U. S. V. Infantry
Marindique
Chas. Eddys
Carson Athletic Club
DeWit
S. A. Donahue
Chamberlain
A. Donahue
M. E. Church
South Pt. Peasant
Chamberalin
Brown Bros., Druggis
James Reed Djared
Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Henry B. Rule
Frank X. Murphy
Winnemucca, Nevada
W. L. Samuels
Treeta
D. T. C. Hanson
Weber Building
Eagle Drag Store
Alfred Chartz
Carbon City, Novada
W. H. Holt
Stoffick A. Kress
Paradise Valley, New
Charles M'Connell
Lepaty
Silver State Mills
Alion Ordre
Recanzone & Forgnune
Paradise, Nevada
Feeg and
Kent
G. W. Summerfield
Railroad Lumber Yard
Glave
Superior
P. A. Pinson
Golconda
Hey
DR. Jordan
San Tbuscesco
Jordan
Jordan & CO
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Amnana
Winnemucen
Dave Mee, Rose
Bridge Street
Wintnemueen, Nev
Bert L. Hood
Silver State Building
Recone
John T. Wheeler
E. D. Giroux
Gotconpa
Golconda Hot Springs Hotel
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Steet
Mageeinen
San Pramo
C. Diehl
Maes
Felix Poulin
Winsemucca
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