Local News Briefs From Wells and Vicinities
H T Long visits from Lovelock P A Pinson of Golconda in town C F Warren Santa Fe agent arrives W W Weber Mills City teacher Dave Cordano heads to San Francisco Col Hardesty to ship finest Wells beef to San Francisco Durrant case delayed due to attorney illness Twenty seven will share $250000 from Douglas county mine sale Mike Cunningham honored by San Francisco press club Richard Bland to lecture widely August De Lamar mining output in Nevada grants profits and costs Lewis Bates rich Chicago man born in slavery M H de Young returns from Europe Allison strongest Republican candidate in field Mrs M S Booth planned Reno address but did not speak Southern Pacific reorganized Eugene Fillmore appointed manager Pacific system W G Curtis named maintenance engineer Mrs W C Hall child injured in woodshed accident Phoenix dispatch describes witchcraft charge amid Mexican Indian dispute witnesses injured horse race case potential violence in Phoenix
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Deuprey
Douglas County
Mike Cunningham
San Francisco Press Club
de Lamarming
Nevada
Lewis Bates
Chicago
M. H. de Young
The
F. Chronicle
Allison
Pittsburg
Wrangling Trustees at Mill City School
Trustees quarrel over control and a lawsuit alleging illegal holding of a seat. An intruder tore down the acting teacher’s diploma amid a dusty census feud. The dispute mirrors wider county tensions that threaten school efficiency and public confidence in education.
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Mill City
A Peculiar Incident and News From Far Lands
A San Francisco young lady recounts a comical roller skating mishap ending with her shouting Cora as a series of slips unfold. A Sacramento Bee report notes Bob Stewart mining quartz and earning $1200 weekly, with ore runs and mill profits typical of the era. A Japanese imperial ordinance bars Corea visits without permission and Seoul reports rioting deaths in the palace aftermath. Syrup of Figs advertises its safety and genuine branding for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bean
Cora
Love lock Notes Condensed and Interesting News From The Wadsworth Dispatch
A Lovelock column recaps local business and happenings. Wheat shipped to Reno. thirty-five carloads of railroad ties unloaded. lumber for three houses arrives. Dunlap upgrades Mr Hull’s home. Paradise party reports hunting and a horse injury. hay sold to Joseph Wheeler. bids for a new schoolhouse close. ground clearing in progress. twelve hundred cattle unloaded by Baden Co. for feeding on local ranches. ore shipments from Kennedy to Winnemucca for Selby works. ore valued at two hundred dollars per ton. A plan to form a Lovelock musical society gains traction to teach vocal music. Former pastor Rev Geo King married Estella Lotta of Carson. couple to reside in California. Jail break suspects Sullivan and McGraw convicted of burglary after exam. Nevada economic boom predicted with loans, mortgages, and mining activity revived. optimism about beef, hay, and farm prices despite depression. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for strength and blood purification. Fruit boxes arrived for E Reinhart & Co.
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Baden Co
Joseph
Kennedy
Winnemucca
Selby
Lovelock
Geo. King
Estella Lotta
Carson
King
California
Genoa Courier
Nevada
Carson Valley
Mason Valley
Smith Valley
Owens River Valley
Winnemucca Stockholders to Meet October 25 1895
Notice calls a stockholders meeting of the Winnemucca Mining Company in Winnemucca on Friday October 25 1895 at 7 30 p m at the secretary office in the First National Bank building. President Jos Germany urges attendance due to important business. Oct 15 1895 Winnemucca. A Piano Tuner Coming. Oscar Hinpenrann announces he will visit Winnemucca around October 19 to tune pianos, offering first day work guarantee. Stoves Tinware Etc. E Rernnarr & Co advertise cooking stoves parlor stoves tin and agate ware at low prices.
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Winnemucca
First National Bank
Jos
Germany
Oscar Hinpenrann
Déwl
Reno
Nevada
E. Rersnarr & Co
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
An advertisement touts a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials, claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and lists F J Cheney Co Toledo as the maker and multiple wholesalers. Also promotes hats and furnishings and a house for rent by Remnarr & Co.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West
Triax
Fine La Flor de Sarches Y Haya Cigar At Wilcox Store
Advertises La Flor de Sarches Y Haya Flor Fina or Conchas Vinas cigars at two for 25 cents. Also lists La Christina Colorado Maduro at 10 cents each and promotes World's Poultry Cure by E. Reinart & Co at 820ff.
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A.D. Wilcox
Shoe sale and dental notice in Winnemucca brief
Clearance sale offers a full line of mens and ladies shoes plus a new Gold Medal school shoe line in Winnemucca at Scrumer’s Store. W. F. Porter, a dentist, now practices in Winnemucca for a few days before California tour, with office at Lafayette hotel. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething infants, claiming multiple benefits and worldwide sale. price twenty five cents.
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Winnebucca
Scumrer
Boor
W. 8. Porter
Winnemucca
California
Lafayette Hotel
Oltt
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs. Winelow
Nevada summons in divorce case Humboldt County
Summons issued by the Second Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada to Dora A Farrell. Plaintiff William Farrell seeks a decree of divorce on grounds of continued and willful desertion and abandonment. Defendants must answer within forty days of judgment by default if served outside the county or within twenty days if served within the district. otherwise default will be entered. The notice includes the complaint filed October 10th and the clerk’s certification.
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Second Judicial District Court of the
Siae of
Nevada
Humboldt
William Farrell
Paintit
Dora A. Farrell
Second Judicial District Court
State of
Ald
Init
Nevela
Second Judicial District Court of
Neyuad
Gana
Clarke
Dunn
Clerl
J.T. Dunn
D.S
Truman
Bankers Alliance Contract Provisions For Dividends and Claims
The document outlines proposed dividend periods and nonforfeitable rights after seven years, cash surrender value and extended insurance options, and fully paid up policies at age seven. It specifies partial payments at age 75, accident benefits from $1 to $5 per $1000 weekly for up to 26 weeks, double indemnity for travel accidents, and indemnity for lost time due to partial disability. Medical examination costs and equal terms for men and women are noted, with a disclaimer about eligibility and membership.
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Elaura
Nixti
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Nature
H. T. Long
P. A. Pinson
Golconda
C.F. Warren
Santa Fe Road
W. W. Weber
Mills City School
Dave Cordano
San Franciego
Col. Hardesty
Wells
Richard P. Bland
Southern Pacific Company
J. A. Fillmore
Southern Pacific
Ashland
Oregon
Ogden
el Paso
W. G. Curtis
W. C. Hall
Wadsworth
Wash
Rye Patch
Viola
Mrs. Hall
Tere
Pheonix
Arizona
Justice of the Peace
Wrangling Trustees
Legion
Sacramento Bee
Silver Star
Bishop Register
Bob Stewart
Bob
Corea
Yokohama
Government of
Japan
Seulue
Royal Palace
California Fig Syrup Co
L. N. Carpenter
Wm. Brown
Ames and Garrate
Dunlap
Mr. Hull
Paradise
Joe
Marten
Stone House
Wm. Loors
Julie Hill
Joseph Wheeler
Eugene Cozzens
Kelton
Sullivan
McGraw
Humboldt House
Young
Hood
E. Reinhart & Co
U.S. Gov't Report
M. Hofman
Gent
BE. Remnarr & Co
alSef
E. Reinart & Co
E. Reinhart & Co’s
Seana
Bankers’ Alliance of
E. S. Archer
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