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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
3
Artin Kline, a noted pas er engineer, fell from his engine on train No. 6 west of Lovelock yesterday, escaping major injury. He suffered a dislocated left shoulder and facial bruises, was unconscious for an hour, and will be off duty briefly after medical treatment.
San Francisco guests H D Dailey F G Schiffer and H Cullinane reg istered at the Lafayette A E Powell of Detroit is a guest Charles McConnell arrived from a McDermitt ranch Mrs F M Buckingam and children from Paradise Valley M F Sage from McDermit Co D Van Duzer arrived from eastern State and had just returned from Lincoln county Mrs Van Duzer and daughter remained in Salt Lake City W S Little of Salt Lake Soda Water Co returned from county trip and learned of his factory fire He then returned home on the afternoon train.
The Southern Pacific Company reports season ended September 1 showing 42 016 carloads shipped versus 47 081 last year, a drop of 5 066 carloads. Car loads now carry twelve tons instead of thirteen last year due to smaller crops of cherries, early peaches and apricots.
Manager Hamilton of the American Nitre and Potash Company visited Lovelock this week. The boarding house and miner accommodations are completed and leeching plants are being installed under Chemist Cunningham, with operations expected to begin soon.
Under E. H. Harriman's directive the Southern Pacific will ventilate all regular passenger trains within sixty days and add fifty chair cars. The overhaul includes 2,000 flatcars 500 stock cars 400 forty one coal cars 1,000 thirty ton box cars and 250 furniture cars.
Notice to Taxpayers announces an error in the printed taxpayer list noting the state and county tax rate misprinted as 1.10 rather than 2.10 per 100 valuation. J. W. Guthrie, County Assessor, cites the correction. Ring lost near the bridge and courthouse with initials and ’97 engraved. reward offered. Also a sale notice for 300 French Merino yearling bucks by Frank Martin in Battle Mountain, Sept. 1.
The Comstock band has been engaged to play at the State fair. The next session of the Nevada Mission Conference will be held in Reno. Several unsuccessful attempts at burglary were made in Reno Tuesday night. A new school district has been established in Smoky Valley, Lander county. The Reno Wheelmen's Club has organized a minstrel company composed of club members. The Lyon County Assessor fixed the Southern Pacific's main track assessment at $20,000 per mile. It is estimated that an increase of $5,000,000 has been made in the assessed valuation of Nevada property this year over last. The Virginia City police force will thereafter enforce the curfew ordinance and arrest all youngsters found on the streets after 8 P.M. A patent for producing metallic oxides from copper ores by ammonium solutions has been issued to Charles A. Beck of Good Springs, this State. Matrimonial infelicity is becoming chronic on the Comstock. There are no less than six divorce suits under way or in contemplation here at present.
A. Pasquale of Paradise Valley lost control of a twelve-horse team pulling two heavy wagons on Bridge street. The brake rod broke on descent down the court house hill, the team crashed in front of the post office. The driver escaped injury and no horses were seriously hurt.
George R. Maynard, the expert who surveyed the Au burn mine at Dun Glen, returned yesterday and will at once employ several men to begin reopening the old workings. A full resumption of operations is among the probabilities. Maynard represents the Chicago company that owns the mine.
Mrs D Giroux and Mrs J A Hill mourn the sudden death of their brother J P Remillard in Oakland. He passed away yesterday morning leaving a wife and child.
Local notice lists fresh salt water fish for sale at the express office store on Thursdays and mentions weekly availability. Names include H A Gilbert and Laura E Leonard as secretary. Dentistry ads for Dr W M Porter and Dr McDonald note offices on Bridge street and Winnemucca visits. Also includes sale of 400 Thoroughbred Spanish-Delaine bucks at Sonoma ranch by J F Guthrie and DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertisement.
Pain Balm is advertised to instantly ease pain from cuts bruises burns and scalds and to heal the injured parts faster than other treatments. It claims no scar unless the injury is very severe and also purports to cure rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness. For sale by Brown Bros Druggists.
Special notice to water consumers announces daily pumping from 7:00 A M to 5:00 P M starting tomorrow and continuing until further notice. J Rougon, Superintendent W W L Co, directs notice of the new hours for reservoir cleaning.
A Philadelphia company advertises the Home Gold Cure as a simple at home remedy to cure alcoholism. It claims to neutralize poison from alcohol, erase cravings, and transform drinkers into temperate individuals with discreet distribution and confidential correspondence.
On a Webster county camping trip in Norman town West Virginia B I Stump suffered a severe bout of bloody flux. He credits a fellow traveler who carried Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving him. The ad urges carrying the remedy when traveling to prevent such emergencies.
Tonight and tomorrow night and each day this week Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs is touted as the most successful remedy for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. Bottle price 26c or 50c with sample bottles free. For sale by Brown Bros.
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as the largest sale medicine in the civilized world for indigestion and biliousness. It claims to cleanse the system, regulate the liver, and relieve headaches with few doses. It quotes testimonials and lists Brown Bros. as sellers and Norris Silver of North Stratford as a user.
A daughter was born in Winnemucca Nevada on September 11 1901 to the wife of David McB Rose.
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