Local and Personal News from the Valley
No. 3 arrives three and a half hours late. J. B. Jenkins and George Wissemann came in from Catlow valley and Sacramento respectively. Several residents reached Paradise valley, from Willow Point and Paradise valley. cattle buying expeditions, lectures at M. E. church, and a paycar visit to Winne mucca noted. Dis trict Attorney candidate H. McIntosh returned from Paradise valley. Shipments of beef cattle and a 182 head horse drive to Stockton described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jenkins
Catlow Valley
Oregon
George Wissemann
Sacramento
Lorenzo L. Recanzone
Paradise Valley
J. R. Harvey
H. K. Harvey
J. Bell
H. McIntosh
George Sherrard
Salt Lake
John Sibbald
Golconda Cattle Company
Lander County
H. H. Ryker
Paradise
Lovelock
Lt. Button
San Francisco
Stockton
Cal
Button
California
Southern Pacific Names Charles M Hayes President
Charles M Hayes rose from stenographer in 1880 to general manager of the Wheat and Grain Trunk lines before heading the Grand Trunk as general manager. He now serves as general manager of the Grain Trunk and chairs the Vermont Central, with a reported salary of 35000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Charles M. Hays
Southern Pacific Company
A. O. Talmage
Missouri Pacific
Talmage
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Grand Trunk
Grain Trunk
Vermont Central
Winnemucca Ball Promises Campaign Night Spotlight
The Winnemucca Entertainment Club plans a grand ball at Armory hall next Thursday. Members promise improved arrangements after past successes. Candidates will attend in force and tickets are urged for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Armory Hall
Lecture on The Land of the Boer and the Boer English War
Rev George King lectures at the Methodist church with fifty large stereopticon pictures covering 225 square feet. The show receives praise from Virgin ia City and California press and benefits the church. Admission 25 cents, children 16 cents. Dentistry note: Dr H B McDonald at Golgonda Hot Springs Oct 21 to Nov 4 then Lafayette hotel Winnemucca for two weeks offering gold bridges fillings and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
King
Methodist Church
Virginia City
California
H. B. McDonald
Gol‘onda Hot Springs
Lafayette Hotel
Winnemucca
Silver Republicans Face Question in Current Campaign
J Poujade of Carson, ex-Lieutenant Governor, argues in a letter to the Appeal that Silver Republicans must decide their path in the present campaign. He cites Dolliver at an opera house claiming the silver issue is dead and urges Republicans to consider the McKinley administration’s stance on gold, currency, and silver. He recalls 1892 1894 and 1896 loyalties and warns the party not to be swayed by a mere name in voting for McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Poujade
Carson
Dolliver
Town
McKinley
Opera House
Bryan
New York
Mr. Weaver
Knaves
Republican Party
McKlnley
MecKinley
Mining News From the West Reveals Rich Prospects
Reports from Nevada and California mining camps show several failures and gains. Dexter mine at Tuscarora yields ore over $100 per ton on multiple levels while Alpine county prospects improve. DeLamar mine expands output with expected longer runs. New Era Mining Company forms in Nevada with 300000 capital. Joe Mick survives a 280 foot shaft fall. Brown Bros promote Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Eureka
Whalen Consolidated Mining Company
Alpha
Eureka County
Dexter
Tuscarora
Reno Area Notes and Campaign Hints From Carson to Eureka
State notes report Newlands gaining ground in Rika county and a frost at the Chandler Norcross Austin meeting. Carson receives word of a Washington valley boy's severe injury from a horse and Perry's demand for two hundred thousand dollars before leaving for Nome. A Bryan sentiment wave grows in Eureka with a 127 member club and rising membership. a pro-Newlands flare follows Platt's critique. Also advertised are catarrh cures, men’s wear, and remedies for croup and skin ailments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Holt
L. Godchaux
Willow Point
Geo. C. King
M. E. Church
Ball
Francis G. Mwlands
Silver
Farrington Hare
Hal Stewart
Gordaug
Mines and Mining
Wedekind
Bryan City
Silver Peak
Alpine County
DeLamar
Nevada
New Era Mining Company
Searchlight District
Joe Mick
Lamar Messenger
Peter Rosasco
A. Dondero
Olinghouse
Proctor & Allen and Slip Mills
W. H. Jackson
George Abbey
Reno Journal
Brown Bros
Octzott EB. Reinhart &Co
State News Notes
Newlands
Rika
Chandler and Norcross
Austin
Weather Bureau
Independent
Henry Heldenrich
Washoe Valley
W. W. Perry
Cape Nome
Charles Lake
Reno
Lake
Perry
Humboldt County
H. Darrah
Humboldt Count
C.D. van Duzer
Sam Platt
Lamoille Valley
Elko County
Marion Wilson
Mr. Newlands
van Duwer
The
Sentinel
W. D. Morey
Joseph Lavoy
Hall
Toledo
O. Hall
Union Township
C.D. MacKay
Himelf
Sonstable
Oorrett E. Reinhart &Co
McDermit
Tself
R. Guthrie
DeWitt
Gilbert
Nicols
Winnemucca, Nev
Oectober
L. Nicols
Do. W. McDeid
Charles McConnell
E. A. Ducker
Peter Anker
Pewaee
J.T. Dunn
Humboldt Coun.y
W. E. Townsend
C. H. McIntosh
J. T. Lb
Humboldt
County
Nelse Nelson
W. H. Bryson
Bert L. Hood
Mry B
J. C. Westrope
W. C. Pitt
Kansas City
GB. Ackerman
Joseph Rougon
Justice OF the Peace OF
W. A. Sperry
W. H. Corbiere
Foltz
Gd County
W. C. Ruddell
D. J. Biggins
Bryan and
Stevenson
T. R Weber
J. J. Hill
Iim of
Selt
Bomboldt County
Caeulog Eles On
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