Nevada State Notes Highlights Local Developments
The Verdi Lumber Company will soon grade for the Dog Valley Railroad. marriages occur in Reno and Carson. Eureka county reports higher taxable property. Juvenile racers compete at the State fair while Nye county rumors are denied. Indians harvest fields in Elko. Reno Methodist conference funds raised. A divorce granted in Virginia City. Furlongs reassigned to San Carlos Agency. C and C railroad billing shifts. Storey County faces mandamus over legislative representation. Remedies and editorials noted from Virginia and Times Hillstville.
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Reno Gazette
Methodist Conference
Nevada
Lorraine Greenwood
Virginia City
Loraine Greenwood
William Greenwood
Bishop Hamilton
M. E
Reno
M. E. Church
Dressmaking and Tailoring by Mrs Perkins
In a first-class manner, dressmaking and tailoring services offered for men and women. Cleaning, repairing, and plain sewing available. Located opposite Staunton's store. Mrs. R. L. Perkins.
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Staunton’s
R. L. Perkins
Mines and Mining Developments Across Western Camps
Reports from Lincoln county camps indicate active exploration and ore development. The Savannah mine near the Utah Arizona line yields six feet of ore with 45 percent copper, while Last Chance in Washoe county shows a vast lodge of gold silver and copper ore. A 100 ton cyanide mill starts next week in Deer Lodge district. The Robust shaft near surface has reached ore at about 100 feet. British interest at Silver Peak plans large scale mining and milling from October 1. F D Smith and party inspect Chainman mine with assays underway. Canada’s Lake of the Woods district and Quebec Chronicle note extensive gold belts. A road to the California pan mill is nearly done with a 500 ton tailings test planned. Reno smelter to start Sunday morning. ore shipments rise and capacity may reach 160 tons daily.
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Last Chance
Washoe County
F. D. Smith
Chainman
Eureka Sentinel
Canada
South Africa
Quebec Chronicle
Johannesburg
Lake of the Woods
Kinkead Mill
Con. Cal. & Va
California Pan Mill
Sixmile Canyon
Virginia Chronicle
Reno
C. & C. Railroad
Chinese Crisis and Political Notes From Telegrams
German forces occupy a strong Beijing position while Conger reports no change in Peking. Towne campaigns Idaho with twelve speeches. Russia pressured over China mail withdrawals as Boxer uprising links to the Imperial Government. Couriers chase a Union Pacific train robbers trail to Timberlake Wyoming. Utah and California party conventions under way with leadership changes and expectations. General Cheffee deems 5,000 American troops adequate. Vermont elections swing as Republicans lose ground and Democrats gain. Russia to claim no Chinese concessions absent other powers. The amount of ...
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Peking
Charles A. Towne
Idaho
Union Pacific
Timberlake
Wyoming
Utah
Provo
Tom Fitch
Salt Lake
Californa
Santa Cruz
Cheffee
War Department
Taku
Vermont
Stickney
Lydia E. Pinkham Ad Promotes Women’s Health
A vintage advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham preparations for women’s health. It mentions Lynn, Massachusetts, and claims to relieve various female ailments, urging readers to seek relief from symptoms and improve well being.
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Lydia E. Mecong
Elee
Pinkham
Lynn, Mass
Indemnity Talks Quiet as Powers Split on China Question
A Russian proposal on China draws mixed replies from powers. no decision to withdraw yet. General Botha strengthens the Boers at Lindenburg with two thousand troops and opens fire on Buller’s forces with Long Toms, causing few casualties. Shanghai reports unclear murders of Sve missionaries, while mobs threaten American women. London dispatches note powers suspect Russia of a scheme to pull allies from China. China allegedly promised Russia three provinces in Manchuria if withdrawal pressure succeeds, though no firm action yet.
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Botha
Lindenburg
Buller
Shanghai
Sve
London
Russia
China
Manchura
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State News Notes
Verdi Lumber Company
Dog Valley Railroad
D. A. Murphy
Alice Herman
Altaville
Calaveras County
Cal
The
Sentinel
Eureka County
Harry
Sheeline
Belmont Courier
Presa
Nye County
Elko County
Mr. Furlong
San Carlos Agency
Arizona
Mrs. Furlong
Helene
Carson
Lake Street
W. H. Patterson
Mound House
Winnie
Storey County
Supreme Court
Virginia
Chamberlain
Times
Hillstville
O. R. Moore
Brown Bros
Mines and Mining
Lincoln County
Savannie
Deerlodge
White Pine News
R. Katson
Silver Peak
Esmeralda County
Inyo Independent
Conger
St. Petersburg
Dr. Pierce
D. Morey
Paradise
Humboldt County
Joseph Lavoy
Winnemucca
Union Township
MacKay
C. A. Sage
I. B. English
of McDermit
R. Guthrie
Gilbert
Las
J. J. Hill
Cc. W. McDeid
B. A. Ducker
J. T. Dunn
Bert L. Hood
D. J. Biggins
Indorses Bryan
Stevenson
W. H. Corbiere
Lovelock
Acare
Aoepaes
Joseph Rougon
Himse
W. A. Sperry
Ert L. Hood
Silver Blate
John T. Wheeler
Winnemucca, Nevada
Giroux
Gotcoypa, Nevada
Golconda Hot Springs Hotel
Frank X. Murphy
W. L. Samuels
T. C. Hanson
Leada Building
Eagle Drug Re
Lodf. m
Alfred Chartz
Carson City, Nevada
W. 4. Holt
Paradise Valley
New
Charles M'Connell
Pansient Custom and Freight Teams
W. Summerfield
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Winnemucc
C. Diehl
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