District Court Opens Under New Monthly Term Rule
Judge S J Bonnifield Jr presided as a district court session opened this morning with judges Bonnifield Dennis Murphy Stone Bonifield Wheeler and Van Duzer in attendance. Several cases moved or set for dates including Marten vs Pitt Demurrer withdrawn and 10 days to answer Stock cases passed for now Anderson vs Warren set for later. A probate matter estate of F M Fellows discussed with no final hearing arranged before recess until Monday when the grand jury convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Bonnifield Jr
M. 8. Bonnifield
James F. Dennis
Frank X. Murphy
Oscar C. Stone
W. S. Bonifield
J. T. Wheeler
C. D. van Duzer
Jos. Marten
W. C
Pitt
Local and Personal News From Lovelock and Nearby
Local and personal notes list travelers and visitors including H Busch in Lovelock guests W Hazzard of Portland and G Summerfield leaving for Lovelock G B Miller bound for Tuscarora and Mrs I Lamance visiting Winnemucca R C Moore in town from Love lock St Martin the McDermit sheep man in Yale and District Attorney Hood departing for Unionville and Lovelock visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Clark
Mill City
W. H. Hazzard
Portland, Or
Busch
G. W. Summerfield
Lovelock
Housebreaking Arrest Near Winnemucca
Constable J. R. Buneh of Paradise Valley arrested William Fales, an alleged housebreaker, near Winnemucca this morning. Fales traveled with Alfonso Pasqueles freight team when overtaken. Arias Kim, a rancher, swore out the complaint for entering his residence and stealing articles. Buneh locked him up and will take him back to the valley tomorrow for a preliminary examination before Justice Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Buneh
Paradise’ Valley
William Fales
Winnemucca
Fales
Alfonso Pasquale
Arias Kim
Bunch
Justice Bradshaw
Elko Sheriff Transfers Prisoners to State Prison
Sheriff Campbell of Elko county delivered three prisoners to Warden Henderson for state custody. Two inmates face two year terms each while the third is sentenced to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Campbell
Elko County
Carson
Henderson
State Prison
State News Notes Sparks From Elko To Reno
Utah mining expert H Hobson bonds claims near Columbia Elko county. Divorce case with Bunch name tried behind closed doors Elko. Truckee General Electric pays 10 cent monthly dividend. Carson state buildings improvements completed. Mason valley ranchers ship hay grain to Sodaville for Tonopah freight. George Sutliff committed to Reno asylum. Supreme Court upholds game law constitutionality half fine to school fund. Surveyors study Reno Truckee main line. curve reductions river bridge changes planned. Virginia marriage rumor sparks nine Comstock couples. McAuslan loses 140 dollars after painting town. Cattle shipments rise. 15 carloads to Santa Rosa 20 to Lovelock. Miller Lux send freight to Los Banos and San Francisco. Fulton Taylor borax teams bring 30000 pounds to region. Peru mine rich strike near Lovelock. Nevada State University beats Reliance Oakland 1 to 0. Joe Miller jailed fifteen days. J M Fulton ships two carloads of horses to Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hobson
Utah
Columbia
Elko County
Bunch
Elko
Truckee General Electric Company
Mason Valley
Sodaville
Tonopah
George Sutliff
Washoe County
Mother Lode
Peavine
Reno Asylum
Supreme Court
Reno
Truckee
C. P
Virginia Papers
Comstock
Humboldt's Taxes Rise in 1901 County Totals
County Auditor Hill completed the 1901 tax roll extension and tallied Humboldt's state and county taxes. State portion is 39,955.01 and county 55,164.04, with total taxes up from last year by 9,443.52. Additional items include Winnemucca Fire, School Bonds, and various school interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Winnemucca
White Pine DA resignation leads to deputy appointment
A. T. Stearns resigned as District Attorney of White Pine county and was replaced by an appointed successor who soon named Stearns his deputy at a higher salary. The White Pine News reports Senator Greene will seek to challenge the commissioners' action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Stearns
White Pine County
Stearns
White Pine
Greene
Census of leather pouches ends due to durability concerns
Government moves to recall leather mail pouches mainly used in the West after years of trials show they are heavier and less durable than canvas. Catalogs list wholesale goods including sugar coffee tea and household items offered by local firms and advertisements from F C Robins Co and B Rein hart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldhusen & Company
L Street
Sacramento
Cal
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
Merino Yearling Bucks for Sale at Battle Mountain
Three hundred French Merino yearling bucks offered with prices available by contacting Frank Martin at Oel7m1 Battle Mountain Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Battle Mountain
Nev
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Mwe
W. J. Bell
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
San Francisco
C. Diehl Sr
Giroux Livery
H. J. Lorentzen
Winnemuca
Nevada
Cyrus Noble
J. & F. Martell
Gornac
Cordelia Wine CO
P. Laverga &R
D. McB. Rose
D. Cordano
Bridge Webroot
District Court
H. Busch
T. C. Hanson
Oakland, Cal
George Scheer
Hustler
Ogden
W. E. Peckham
Watsonville, Cal
The
G. B. Miller
Tuscarora
Bruce Brough
American Typefounder Company
W. J. Anderson
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
R. C. Moore
Lovelock Commercial Company
St. Martin
McDermit
Yale, Or
R. A. Kibbee
Hood
Unionville
State News Notes
David McAuslan
Henderson Bank
Elko Independent
E. F. Mullaney
Santa Rosa
Western Meat Company
Iron Point
J. Garat
Miller & Lux
Los Banos
Fulton & Taylor
Oregon Works
Oregon
Lovelock Argus
Peru
Kelley
Nevada Club
Nevada State University
Reliance
Oakland
Joe Miller
la Vey Las
Justice Court
Miller
J. M. Fulton
Rose Valley Borax Company
W. 8. Porter
F. C. Robins & CO
Busch Hotel
Stein
F.C. Robins & Co
Be, Reinhart & Co, Inc
Reliable
Universal Steel
B. Reinhart & CO. Inc
Me Club
D. J. .Biggins
G. W. Bummerfield
Palace Saloon
B. Roberts
Sanches & Haya
OLD Hermitage
Jesse Moore
D. J. Hadley
Asa Murphy
the Mint
Ducker & McVey Proprietors
Armory Hall
the Lahayette
Roo
Exutire Hotel
Winnemuces
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