Local Happenings and Campaign News in Winnemucca
W C Pitt and W D Morey travel from Lovelock and Paradise. Local residents from Paradise arrive and district court sits. Registry books close October 20 with public speaking at the armory led by Kelley Jones Newlands and others. Governor Sadler and others arrive for campaign events at the Armory. Lovelock Tribune notes iron mine patent work and Kennedy camp prospects. San Francisco business appointments and Golconda dances mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Pitt
Lovelock
W. D. Morey
Paradise
John Reed
Fisk
Golconda
D. Kelley
W. D. Jones
Newlands
Sadler
Sam Davis
Armory Ball
Winnemucca
Lovelock Tribune
B. C. Hitchcock
Iien
New York
Hitchcock
San Francisco
Faccesa
Death of Mrs Barry Sparks Murder Theory
Alexander Donovan, linked to the San Francisco death of Mrs Richard Barry, surrenders to police and is jailed pending inquiry. Barry, husband of the deceased, arrives from Paradise Nevada and questions Donovan amid claims of innocence. Police note inconsistent murder theory while details of Mrs Barry’s habits and finances surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Donovan
Richard Barry
Anthony Street
San Francisco
Donovan
Lees
Tam
Hosband
Paradise
Nevada
Grand Hotel
Barry
Sacramento
Paradise Valley
Golconda
Bohen
Winnemucca
Paradise Locals and Outlook From Paradise Nev
Paradise locals report a broad mix of daily life notes from Oct 18 1898 including illnesses, travel plans, new ventures and local business updates. Mentions Wm Denekla Frank Gillilan and Miss Katie Freemouth with a general sense of community activity and upcoming lodge meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
B. F. Riley
Lovelock
O. F. Lodge
J. D. Bradshaw
Kansas
Katie Freemouth
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Will Kirshner
Winnemucea
Bell
Three Doctors in Consultation on Cold Remedies
A humorous trio of Dr Inclination Dr Experience and Dr Reason discuss the best medicine for a cold. They endorse Chamb erlain s Cough Remedy for palatability speed and scientific basis with sales by W A Brown. DeWitt's Little M ary Risers are praised for curing constipation and sick headache at Eagle Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Eagle Drug Store
Inclination
Reason
Chamberlain
Experience
W. A. Brown
Notice to Water Consumers and local ads roundup
Notice to water consumers describes limited pump operation after October with mains shut from midnight to 4 AM and steam kept ready. The page lists DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claims, counterfeit warnings, and ads for Eagle Drug Store, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Butterick patterns, and local goods from E Bergmann Co and F. Retwnant Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Eagle Drug Store
DeWitt’s
Election Notice for Humboldt County Nevada 1898
The Humboldt County Board of Commissioners issues a general election notice for November 8 1898 listing elected offices from member of Congress to county officials. Polling places include Baker's House Rebel Creek and many others with opening at 9 A M and closing 6 PM. Ballots must be marked only with X in the corresponding square and names must not be erased. Officials listed include inspectors clerks and polling sites across towns such as Willows Point Paradise Pueblo Winnemucca Golconda Adelaide and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ING
Humboldt
Nevada
Congress
the Supreme Court
Regent State University
Justice of the Peace
Sunicl Cneulnis Gocal
Ranboldt County
Neva Hall
Secretary of State
Walderos
Aaid Square
Sala Ard
McDermit
Baker's
C. L. Lowry
Chas. McConnell
RH. Connor
Clerke
W. A. Minor
W. GO
Baker
Rebel Creek
Frank Snapp
T. FP
Viady
A. K. Hardin
Henry Fur
F. Snapp
H. H. McColley
King’s River
Joh Bradshaw
F. M. Buck Ingham
William Kilbourn
Pueblo
Pueblo Mining Co's
Bert Gillman
T. J. Howard
Robert Denio
Clarence Hanson
J. A. Albertson
Winnemucca
Wolling Pine
Hose House
Henry Buseh
L. J. Flint
W. L. Coulter
G. DB. Ackerman
F. Chagnon
Golconda
Golconda Hotel Co
Hall
Thos
Nelson
Neil Kennedy
Ouestne Lay
J. H. Taylor
T. J. Davis
Adelaide
Glasgow & Western Co
Jos, King
James Hendra
Thomas Backus
P. Wilson
Ingles
North's Ranch
North
J. T. Desmond
Frank Hammond
V. Sanders
F. W. Noble
Frank Hoenstine
Forte
Poltz
W. A Corbiere
Joe Boyer
Bertshor
Jas. Fults
Dickie
Mill City
Jas. McCormick
Dun Glen
Hendra
Hotet
Richard Glanville
C. Thomas
Sam Hendra
Frank Nelson
L. L
Folsom
Humboldt House
Election Board
G. W. Meacham
Jehell Smith
W. 5. Scott
J. J. Cullen
C. D. Morrison
Sulphur Mine
Humboldt Sulphur Co
Wm. Bradley
Geo. Ward
Chas
8. Wright
J. W. Brown
J. A. Nelson
Lovelock
Torrey Building
Nels Nelson
W. C. Huddle
Mike Mae
F. C. Biddleman
EK. BE. Eid. Kennedy
Fred Wilson
Chas, Kyle
J. R. Benton
Frank Northway
Thos, Powell
W. A. van Reid
Board of County
Withenmneca
Geo
KE. Miller
of County Commissioners
Humboldt County
Dissolution of Co- Partnership at M Brandenstein & Co
Co partnership formerly known as M Brandenstein & Co at San Francisco dissolved by mutual consent dated October 8, 1808. Names of undersigned partners are not provided in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Coeney & Co
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
Gst & Travx
Wanote
Kiynan & Marvix
O. Hall
Hall
SDS
San Franccisco
M. Brandenstein & Co
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Armory
Savage
Louis Dean
Laylayette
W. HL
Sweeney
Eureka
Charles Byrnes
Paradiese
China
Choate
M. Sain
The
Dave Marver
Paraduive
Siebert
Oakland
Lafayette
GW. Hawkes
EB. J. Lye
Chas. Lye
Harry Lye
Winnemacca Hotel
Josie Hill
Elmer Duncan
M. Torrey
J. R. Harvey
Kennedy Prospects
W. A. van Reed
Kennedy
T. van Reed
Biroth & Morgan's
Pacific Coast
United States
Virgina City
Peterson & Samuels
Rocky Mountains
A.M. Cole
Virginia City
Binott & Morcau
Mess
Biroth and
Morgan
Trib
Case
Armory Hall
Our Valley
Wm. Denekla
Jimmy Byrnes
Frank Gillilan Ia
B. P. Pierce
A. Groth
Chas. Byrnes
Omaha
H. Pasquale
Esner
F. M. Buckingham
Will Gilbert
Carson
Nevada Battalion
FE. J. Lye
Charles
B. G. Kibbee
Clytha Bradshaw
Lulu Choate
Nev
Humboldt Chapter
Stow
C. P
Royal
Vai
Bann
Rowne
J. Roveoxs
W. W. W. Faiciater
E. Beimnarr & Co
Hagle Drug Store
E. Bergmarr & Co
F. Retwnant & Co
Board of County Commissioners
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