Local and Personal News Roundup in the West
Salt Lake arrival notices and San Francisco visitors fill the town scene. Sheriff McDied remits 822.50 in monthly lease receipts. Maynard and Bann from New York inspect the Auburn mine near Don Glen for potential resumption of operations. Local business maneuvers include Western Loan and Saving organizing a branch here. The Board of Equalization meets to review taxpayer claims.
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Ing
California
Clifford B. Robime
Kennedy School
B. W. Stewart
Willow Point
Golconda
McDied
J. E. Pamplin
Western Loan and Saving Company
Felt Lake City
Reno
Hiie Company
Board of Equalization
Auburn Mines
George W. Maynard
A. P. Bann
New York City
Yestern
Don Glen Big Wining
L. J. Crook
Maynard
Chica Company
Auburnine
Don Glen
Novel Storage Reservoir at Keno Prison Walls
Dr. Paterson of the Carson Asylum uses the old Keno prison walls for a water reservoir. Waste water is redirected to storage improving next day supply and yielding additional state water rights. Surplus walls are torn down for university and asylum repairs, aligning with recent legislative act to save state funds.
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Keno
Paterson
Asylum
Gays the
Carson Appeal
University
Akers Family Plans Freight Run from Ogden to Carlin
T G Akers and family leave Wednesday for Ogden where Akers will take a freight run between Ogden and Carlin. The Truckee Republican notes trainmen rules deny him advantage as locomotive master on road but allow return to previous division and tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Akers
Ogden
Aker
Carlin
Truckee
Hard Times Masquerade Ball at Armory Hall
Prof. W. A. Henry hosts a masquerade ball at Armory hall on Wednesday evening September 18. Previous events by Prof. Henry promise an enjoyable affair for dance lovers. see the issue for full details.
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W. A. Henry
Armory Hall
Henry
A. W. W. Henry
Southern Pacific to oil burners noted in state news
State notes report Southern Pacific locomotive upgrades to oil burners and extensive survey work by SP crews around Wadsworth and Wapoose. Tax rates cited include Reno 255 and Wadaworth 190, while Mono county quarry activity by California and Nevada Marble Company is announced. A Carson Valley irrigation project aims to divert Carson River water to 22 000 acres with a dam planned, as Chas Southworth surveys a canal route.
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Waphoe
Reno
Wadaworth
California and Nevada Marble Company
Dakota
Lindsay
Mono County
Salt Lake
Wadsworth Dispatch
Carlin
Tuscarora Club
Elko
Tuscarora
California
Piobe
Carson Valley
Chas, Southworth
U.S
L. H. Taylor
Southorth
Carson River
Rodenbach
Gardnerville
Lovelock Harvesters Move Heavy Wheat Crop
Lovelock Land and Development Company operates two combined harvesters in the lower valley and reports a very heavy wheat crop promising a large harvest this season. W. J. Prichard of Spring Hill Tennessee arrived to sell dairy stock and disposed of nearly 100 Jersey cows, with delivery around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelock Land and Development Company
W. J. Prichard
Spring Hill
Tenn
Notice To Taxpayers Error in Tax List Printed
Taxpayers are notified an error appeared in the printed list of taxpayers. The State and county tax rate is $2.10 per $100 valuation, instead of $1.10, as printed in to 1168 aept w2.
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Or Fice
Atoe
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure and free Kemp’s Balsam offer
An advertisement touts Snuffles as a cure for catarrh claiming it reaches the afflicted parts and cures inflammation. It promotes a one dollar package containing internal and external medicines with a month’s supply and guarantees cure if used as directed. Also advertised is Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs with free trials at druggists, price 25 and 60 cents, via Brown Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
United States
Canada
Edwin B
Giles & CO
Market Street
Philadelphia
Winnemucca
Beet of Magic Promoter L. J. Crook Named Floor Director
L. J. Crook will act as floor director and promoter for the beet of magic event with tickets admitting gentlemen and ladies.
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L. J. Crook
Humboldt County Board of Equalization Notice 1901
County Assessor completes the 1901 tax roll and delivers it to the Clerk. The Board of County Commissioners will meet Monday September 16, 1901 to hear complaints and adjust valuations. The assessment roll remains open for public inspection until adjournment and session continues until business is disposed of. I Dunn, Clerk.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Winnemucca
Board of County Commissioners
Aasesgo
Board of Equalization
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Little
Salt Ke
W. A. Sperry
Racine Valley
James Sloan
San Francisco
Thomas Neleyn
Copman of
Stone House
C. B. Hanson
Rave
L. A. Blakeslee
Isa
H. Moulton
E.L. Gibbons
B. Jones
Rivala
Chicago
Alex Wise
Kennedy
Kerr Auburn
State News Notes
Southern Pacific
Wadsworth
Lovelock
Argus
Gep
Sonoma Ranch
Guthrie
Winnemucca, Nev
W. 8. Porter
Bridge Street
Dr. McDonald
Paradise Valley
Auzott
Chamberlain
Norris Silver
North Stratford
N. H
Brown
I. Dunn
Board of County Commisssioners
Nevada State Fair
Agricultural Department
P. L. Flanigan
Louis Bevier
Salt Lake Office
Omaha
Denver
Burlington
America
Kansas City
St. Louis
Detroit
Buffalo
Boston
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
QED
W. Mixon
4. Sibbald
Yene
R. WL. Lee
W. Meride
Moore WH. Busch
F. Clark
Central
Loraine
Kohler & Chase
Sacramento
Cal
Feed and Sale Stable
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper
Winnemuce
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