Humboldt County Tax Roll For 1900 Totals
County Auditor Hill sent to State Controller Davis the Humboldt county assessment roll showing real estate valued at 1 250 633 00 and personal property 2 474 390 00 for a total 3 725 023 00. State tax 37 260 23, County tax 48 425 20, total taxes 85 675 63. Poll taxes 1 755 00. Special taxes total 407 82 including Winnemucca school bond 1 689 25, Winnemucca school interest 961 04, Lake school interest 1 123 04, Fairview special 634 49.
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Hill
Davis
Humboldt
Winnemucca
Lake
Fairview
All Saints Day Pranks and Travel News In Town
Local brief notes report A A Abel of Toll House in town yesterday and Bert L Hood returning from Golconda. H A Bell arrives from Sacramento. J C Carver returns from months with California relatives. W H Shirk brings 130 head of horses from Callon valley Oregon, may sell locally or ship to San Francisco. Irwin Sadler nephew of Governor Sadler arrives. he tours for Sadler Co. Rev Geo C King's illustrated Boers lecture at M E church last night drew a large audience with stereopticon views.
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J. C. Carver
California
W. H. Shirk
Callon Valley
Oregon
San Francisco
Irwin Sadler
Governor Sadler
House of Man
Sadler & Co
Geo. C. King
M. E. Church
Railroad office changes at Wadsworth report promotions
Dispatcher Fitzgerald transferred to Ogden superintendent office. Dispatcher Kay sent to Carlin and promoted chief dispatcher and trainmaster. T F Donelin ousted as Wadsworth chief dispatcher trainmaster. replaced by Fred 4 Smith of Carlin and becomes dispatcher. Wrecks on Salt Lake division at Holburn Wells and Moleen Carlin cause minor damage and hours of delay. No injuries reported. Blue Canyon section No 6 two cars ditched by loose rail. mail car toppled but no injuries. No 6 arrives late.
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Wadsworth
Fitzgerald
Ogden
Kay
Carlin
T. F. Donelin
Fred 4. Smith
Donelin
Bryan
Salt Lake Division
Holburn
Wells
Moleen
Blue Canyon
Summerfield Campaign Faces Frosty Reception in State
Sardis Summerfield tours the state facing cold receptions and sparse audiences with seven voters at Dayton and thirteen at Elko Reno Journal. He missed Winnemucca speaking due to the chill, likely deterred by earlier frosty welcomes. Tomorrow night a W. B. C. candidates ball is planned as a social finale. Citizens are urged to vote for Farrington to send another Southern Pacific attorney to Congress.
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Summerfield
Sardis Summerfield
Dayton
Elko—Reno Journal
Winnemucca
Congress
Public School Report and Honor Roll for October 1900
The document outlines Windemucca public school's month ending October 26 1900 figures with boys and girls enrolled totals, daily attendance averages, and attendance percentages across departments including high and primary grades. It lists students on the roll of honor by grade, teachers, and notes on local livery figures and Trib liniment testimonials from Winnemucca and surrounding firms.
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Windemuecca
Vernon Bell
Marion Melvin
Hazel WM
Nevada Notes and Local Briefs from Reno and Virginia City
Nevada marks its thirty sixth birthday with population 42 234 per Census Bureau. Washoe county pioneer John R Dixon dies in Reno aged 75. Congressman Newlands greeted warmly in Virginia City. A serious accident injures the 16 year old daughter of Joe Seanivino at Mono Lake ranch. Ore shipments from Fone Star mine—twenty tons to Selby’s, thirty eight tons this week. first grade ore will mill high values. old mine prospector thrives. Local ads note remedies and merchandise from Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Reinhart Co goods.
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John R. Dixon
Washoe County
Reno
Congressman Newlands
Virginia City
Opera House
Joe Seanivino
Monolake
Virginia Enterprise
Fone Star
Selby’s
Plano
Nevada
Reno Journal
November Weather Records From Twenty One Years
Weather Bureau note by J. Hayden summarizes November climate for twenty one years. Mean temperature 37 degrees. warmest 43 in 1897. coldest 28 in 1880. Highest 73 degrees on November 4 1891. lowest minus 9 on November 18 1880. Average precipitation 0.59 inches. 5 days with 0.01 inch+. Peak monthly 4.78 inches in 1885. minimum 0.00 inch in 1890. 1.15 inches in 24 hours on Nov 5 1885. snowfall peak 3.00 inches on Nov 19 1898. Prevailing winds from the WSW. max wind 75 mph from W on Nov 29 1899.
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J. ©. Hayden
Weather Bureau Observer
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. A. Abel
Toll House
Bert L. Hood
Golconda
H. A. Bell
Sacramento
Hallloween
Hazel Bell
Mabel Cochran
Mary Campbell
Edna Guthrie
A. E. Kaye
Roll OF Honor
Ralph Case
Arthur Cochran
Ethel Sage
Mamie Brown
Frank Case
Georgina Berk
Archie Hewitt
Pauline Wuertele
Elizabeth D. Wightman
Irma Brown
Clovis Brown
Gordon Benson
Henry Berk
Hilda Diehl
Clara McEnerney
Dora Nofsinger
Albert Quinn
Minnie Archer
Tessie Dwyer
Addie Long
Fred Muller
Frank Nichols
Mabel Nossinger
Jessie Roberts
Kyle Trousdale
Minnie 8
Wolf
Frank E. Leonard
Winnemucen
Humboldt County
H. Darrah
Willow Point
W. D. Morey
Paradise
Joseph Lavoy
Union Township
Comstock
Biroth & Morgan
Peterson & Samuels
Oakland
William J. Mooney
Pioneer
A. M. Cole
Iself
Messrs
Trib
Mr. Mahoney
C. A. Sage
State News Notes
Brown Bros
DeWitt
E. Reinhart &Co
Charles McConnell
S. R. Guthrie
Gilbert
W. Medeid
Isumboldt County
B. A. Ducker
J.T. Dunn
Peter Anker
Lovelock
W. B. Townsend
W. H. Corbiere
Foltz
T. R. Weber
Bacer County
W. C. Ruddell
of Lovelock
R Young
la Silver
Humbaldt
C. H. McIntosh
Silver Party
J.T. Aid
Nelse Nelson
W. H. Bryson
W. H. Holt
of Paradise
Himsel
H. K. Harvey
Henry B. Rule
J. C. Westrope
W. Co. Pitt
Kansas City National Platform
G. B. Ackerman
Humboldt ’ County
Joseph Rougon
D. J. Biggins
Humbold County
Thorses Bryan
Stevenson
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