Local and Personal News From Eureka and Nearby
Borland arrives in Lovelock and Mrs Muller and Mrs. Nixon return from San Francisco. Various residents visit family, teach, or travel to Eureka, Jack, Rebel Creek, and San Francisco. Balloting changes shift trainmaster roles. Paradise Valley fruit and Nevada mineral exhibits praised by the Salt Lake Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ford
J. T.ler
Eureka
Nixon
Jack
Pierce
Rebel Creek
Southern Paciore
W. A. McGovern
Carlin
Wadsworth
Ogden
Rin
Winnemucca
M. J. Griffin
Theivision
Tom Roland
F. L. McKellips
Miomaster
H. Kitto
Rowland
Mr. McKellips
Round House
Carlin’ S
Mr. Kitto
Notice to Taxpayers Reprinted Tax Rate Correction
Taxpayers are notified that an error appeared in the printed list of taxpayers sent out. The correct State and county tax rate is 2.10 per 100 Valuation, not 1.10 as printed. J W Guthrie County Assessor reports Sept 7.
Nevada State News Notes Overview
Nevada reports on the Sunset line expansion to Pioche, a Tecoma postmaster appointment, and a Carson night school linked to a business college. It notes a Sacramento entrepreneur exploring a business school on the Comstock, railway labor moves in Reno, and lamb sales in Chicago. Also covered are public works, farming notes, a smallpox treatment payment, and local accidents and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset
Wadsworth
Virginia & Trackee Railroad
Carson
A. H. Borgholthans
Tecoma
Elko County
Carson Business College
Comstock
Oregon Short Line
Pioche
Elko
Ormady County
San Francisco
Reno
Senator Flanigan
Chicago
Joe
Smoky Valley
Nevada
Rock Drilling Contest Sets New Leadville Record
In Leadville Colorado a Miners Union contest saw Hopps and Linguist Ouray drill 445 inches in five minutes, beating the former Chamberlain Andregg record by 131 and a half inches. Also notices include a Sept 7 special meeting of C E S Silver State Chapter 152 and a Sept 6 social dance at Armory hall with admission 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Col
Miners’ Union
Hopps
Linguist of Ouray
Chamberlain
Andregg
Home Gold Cure promises alcohol abstinence cure
An advertisement extols a home treatment for alcoholism called the Home Gold Cure sold for one dollar. It claims to neutralize poison, erase cravings, and convert drunkards to temperate men, with testimonials and availability through Edwin B. Giles Company and other products mentioned by Brown Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Brown Bros
Edwin B. Giles Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Lan
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Sex
Borland
Lovelock
Lloience
M. Hant
Lafayette
C. W. Muller
Orge W. Paymal
Parvalley
Francisco
Lizzie Councilman
Carlisle
Iowa
G. W. Carty
Cali
Nia
Arthur Gon
Jon. LaVoy
D. L. Shirk
the Shirk
Irk
Berkeley
Shirk
French-Glenn Livestock Company
Henry Twogood
LaVoy
Geo. Z. Edwards
J. H. Ashdown
Wickebure Ret
Denio
Possi Purchase
Edwards
Mercur Miningpany
Saltlake City
Paradise Valley
Humboldt Valley
Lincoln County
Salt Lake Tribune
J. W. Guthrie County Assessor
Catholic Church Notice
Peneia
Father Burns
State News Notes
W. W. Booker
Independent
U. S
Hawley
L. E. Hawley
Butchers
Tonopah
P. 8
Jensen
Lander County
Fred L. Small
Churchill County
Belle Rulison
Riverside
Lem Allen
Allen Fisher
Welle
Elko Independent
California
Silver State Chapter
Laura E. Leonard
Henry
Armory Hall
L. J. Crook
Sonoma Ranch
J. F. Guthriq
New
Ausimi
Dentistry
Porter
Bridge Street
Sid Darling
Howard St
Port Huron
Mich
DeWitt
Nevada State Fair
P. L. Flanigan
Louis Bevier
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Office
Omaha
Denver
Burlington
America
Kansas City
St. Louis
Detroit
Buffalo
Boston
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
J. H. Hoyt
E. Reinhart & Co’s
Nemugcca New
Geo
Sibbald
F.W. Lee
W'Bride
Moore H
Busch
Clark
Central
Loraine
Kohler & Chase Music House
Sacramento
Cal
Feed and Sale Stable
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper Winnemu
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