Local arrivals and minor crimes thread through Golconda notes
Local and personal items list arrivals from Golconda Mill City San Francisco Battle Mountain and Elko. Dispatched residents include J Estrem Mrs Reinhart Elsie, Dr Hood, P Garat, I W Button, Charles Gardner and D B Truman. A car inspector Thomas McEnerney suffers a broken nose. Two Golconda prisoners, Patrick Grattan and John Henderson, are jailed for petty larceny and receiving stolen property respectively for theft from Reinhart Bros store.
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N. C. Frendesen
Mill City
F. Steinhart
San Francisco
Assessor Guthrie
Lovelock
J. Estrem
Truman
Carson
Vic Bouton
Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
Thomas McEnerney
McEnerney
Hanson
Golconda
Colwell
Patrick Gratton
Justice Taylor
John Henderson
Reinhart Bros
Winnemucca Candidate H B Rule Seeks Humboldt Recorder Post
County records name H B Rule of Winnemucca as Republican candidate for Humboldt County Recorder. He declares the office requires strict business skill and responsibility and notes his current job as a bookkeeper with E Reinhart & Co. Rule is well known across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Rule
Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Rule
E. Reinhart & Co
Paradise native H K Harvey seeks Humboldt County treasurer
County records show H K Harvey of Paradise announcing as a Republican candidate for Humboldt County treasurer. He is a young local with a California business education and a postgraduate degree from Nevada State University, presenting himself as fully qualified for the office.
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H. K. Harvey
Paradise
Humboldt County
Harvey
California
Nevada State University
Farrington Switches Siding On Silver Policy
The Austin Reveille notes Farrington voted for Bryan in 1896 to back silver but now backs McKinley. It questions his stance as a friend of silver while supporting what it calls the arch enemy of silver.
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Farrington
Bryan
Silver
McKinley
Austin Reveille
Marzen Wins Gold Medal at California State Fair
Col. Joseph Marzen of Lievelock received a gold medal for the best display of thoroughbred cattle at the California State Fair held in Sacramento yesterday.
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Marzen
Sacramento
Joseph Marzen
Lievelock
California
Yor Burns and Bruises Trib Is Chief
Fragmentary lines describe Yor as chief while mentioning pain from aprain and relief from muscles soret. The text includes references to a boss and relief measures but lacks clear events or context for fuller summary.
Mining Engineer Degree Classes Formed At State Univ
A district court meeting discussed forming an outside class to study for Nevada State University mining engineering degree. President Stubbs reportedly supports the plan and faculty will visit to assist. Duncan McDonald elected president and Gus Siefaff secretary. further steps await Stubbs confirmation.
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Ross
Duncan McDonlad
Gus Siefaff
Stubbs
Virgina Chronicle
State Fair Opens in Reno with Pacific Coast Bicycle Championship
The Nevada State fair at Reno opens Monday with a likely record attendance. The highlight is a championship bicycle relay between the Reno Wheelmen and the Olympic Club of San Francisco, a race that could decide the Pacific coast title. Two running events follow including a six furlongs district maiden race for $300 and a half mile district horse race for $400.
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Reno
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Wil
Not a Candidate for State Senate Withdrawn by Summerfield
Mr Summerfield announces he will not seek the State Senate or any public office this year citing his wife's health and business reasons. He thanks supporters and the public for past honors and retires from public life with gratitude. Separately a church social, water-usage notice, livestock for sale, lost watch, and a druggist ad are listed with brief details.
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Summerfield
Humboldt County
Lfe
State News Notes From Nevada Crowd Briefs
A state penitentiary inmate escaped Wednesday with six months left to serve. A Reno buyer secured the Washoe Douglas and Lyon honey crop at ten cents a pound. Olinghouse ore would be shipped to Reno smelters to clear low-grade ore. A buggy hit by a fulminating mercury cap in Virginia but caps remained inert. Otto Greenhood, ex Carson Appeal reporter and mint clerk, died by self inflicted action in Portland. The Silver party in Ormsby County set a convention for the 30th. Democrats to meet likely same date. Habeas corpus sought in Reno against arson suspect young Buncell. Bryan and Stevenson Club added thirty names. now 125 members. Southern Pacific buys right of way for Ogden to Promontory cut-off. grading to start soon. Bryan and Stevenson Club organized in the courthouse with Kirman, Wagner, and Roff, sixty names enrolled.
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Reno
Washoe
Douglas
Lyon Counties
Olinghouse
Washoe County
Silver Party
Ormsby County
Supreme Court
Young Buncell
Southern Pacific Company
Ogden
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Richard Kirman
John Wagner
Nate Roff
Carson News
Advertisements for Mercury Free Catarrh Cure and Teething Syrup
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. It warns against mercury products and touts internal action. Also advertised is Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, claimed to relieve pain and stomach issues, priced at twenty five cents per bottle and sold worldwide.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mrs. Winslow
Daughter Born to Mrs N P Moore in Winnemucca
In Winnemucca Nevada on September 14 1900 a daughter was born to the wife of N P Moore.
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Z. Silve
W. H. Hood
Battle Mountain
P. Garat
Paradise Valley
I. W. Button
Charles Gardner
Elko
LAW] Strauss & CO
Phi Bottogy Pants
San Francisco, Ga
G. W. Summerfield
M. E
Ite
Joseph Rougon
J. F. Guthrid
Nev. Ee
Chamberlain
Ty Brown Bros., Druggiste
State News Notes
State Penitentiary
Virginia
Otto Greenhood
Carson Appeal
Mint
Portland
Elko Independent
Formes
Market Street
Cal
Business Man
Winnemucca, Nevada
THE
First National Bank
F. Guar Ure
Bottag Wonks
Depo Rowse G. A. Krenkel
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