Prominent California Investors Buy Jackson Creek Mines
A San Francisco and Sacramento syndicate bought J A Nelson copper mines in Jackson Creek for 40000 with a liberal first payment. Isadore Zellerbach Hooker Co and D Johnston state printer of California head the buyers who plan a smelter concentrator and large scale operation, with about 1000 tons of ore ready. The sale will lift Jackson Creek as a mining camp and benefit Winnemucca economically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nelson
Jackson Creek
San Francisco
Sacramento
Isadore Zellerbach
Hooker & Co
D. Johnston
California
Golden State
Nelson
United States
Carson
A. E. Snow
Salt Lake
Snow
J. H. Thies
Lovelock
McMillan
Messrs. Zellerbach
Johnston
Jackson
Creek
Winnemucca
Notable Local Movements and Social Events
George C. Stoker arrived from Lovelock. Miss Jennie Muleoy of Eureka visits the Funk home. J. A. Stauffer returned from Junipers country after ten days tending stock. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt back from Grizzly valley Cal. Reinhart returns from San Francisco. Mrs. Reinhart improving. Ladies auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen entertained at Silver State hall. J. B. Pamplin of Western Loan and Savings Company departs for Elko. Winnemucca branch rumored. Rev Geo King and family arrive. King reappointed pastor of M B Church by Nevada Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stoker
Lovelock
Jennie Muleoy
Eureka
William Funk
J. A. Stauffer
Junipers Country
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment
Silver State Hall
J. B. Pamplin
Western Loan and Savings Company
Salt Lake City
Elko
Winnemucca
Carson
Nevada
King
M. B. Church
Death of Irish County Patient at Local Hospital
Michael Casserly, 69, a county hospital patient and native of Ireland, died yesterday afternoon due to consumption. An old county resident, he was brought from Golconda months ago. Church services will be held tomorrow at the M. E. B. Church by Rev. Geo. C. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Casserly
Ireland
Golconda
State News Notes From Western Nevada
Reports from the region include an irrigation ditch completed at Pyramid reservation by Indian labor, the death of A. B. Treece in Ely at 67, and over $200 raised in Carson for Tim OConnor whose home burned. Douglas county’s 1901 assessment totals $807,345, up about $20,000 from last year. No bicycle races will be held at the state fair due to funds. The State University girls’ cottage on Sierra Street is full. the building is rented as an annex. John Sunderland Jr. and Miss Buelah Stubbs announce a Chicago wedding with Reno residence planned. Thomas Kelley fell from a passenger train in Peko canyon, fracturing a leg and suffering internal injuries. he was taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Reservation
A. B. Treece
White Pine County
Ely
Carson
Tim O'Connor
Douglas County
the State University
Sierra Street
John Sunderland Jr
Buelah Stubbs
John C. Stubbs
Chicago
Reno
Reno Gazette
Big Irrigation Project Aims to Reclaim Lassen Land
Modoc county farmer George H. Bayley plans a reservoir on Madeline Plains covering 18 000 acres with a 400 acre watershed. The plan includes building this fall to hold water for reclaiming 150 000 acres of Lassen County land near the town of Madeline. Bayley, a seasoned rail contractor and stockman, expresses strong belief in the venture's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bayley
Modoc County
Hustler
Madeline Plains
Lassen
Madeline
Bayley
Reno Gazette
Unionville Couple Wed in Local Ceremony
Sidney B. Thornton of Unionville wed Miss Mamie Brown of Boyer Churchill county on September 12, with A. Davidson Unionville Justice of the Peace officiating. Winnemucca friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Thornton
Unionville
Mamie Brown
Boyer
Churchill County
A. Davidson
Winnemucca
Bucks for Sale at Sonoma Ranch in Nevada
A sale notice lists about 400 thoroughbred Spanish Delaine bucks at a Sonoma ranch with contact for J F Guthrie Winnemucca Nevada. Separate items note fresh salt water fish at the express office store and a lost keys report. A dentist will be in Winnemucca from Paradise valley for a two week stay. A water pumping schedule change is announced by J Rougon Supt W W L Co. and a tax list error correction by J W Guthrie County Assessor. A ring lost near the bridge and courthouse offers a reward. Three hundred French Merino yearling bucks are offered by Frank Martin Battle Mountain Nevada. Pease birth noted in Battle Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoma Ranch
J. F. Guthrie
Winnemucca
Neva
J. Rougon
Supt
Home Gold Cure offered for liquor habit cure
Advertises a at home remedy claiming to cure alcoholism without publicity. States it neutralizes poison from alcohol and eliminates cravings. Promises easy use in tea or coffee and guarantees success with thousands supposedly cured. Sold for one dollar with full directions and confidential correspondence from Edwin B. Giles Company in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Giles Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Letter of Thanks for Lane's Tea Cure
A Portland reader reports two years of facial redness and pimples cleared after two weeks using Lane's Tea. Mrs. EB Thomas of 272 Oak St. praises the product and Brown Bros. offers it for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
O. F. Woodward
Lane
EB. R. Thomas
Oak St
Brown Bros
Forethought Saves Life on Camping Trip
While camping in Webster county West Virginia S I Stump of Norman town suffered a severe bout of bloody flux. He credits a companion with carrying Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving his life. The ad urges travelers to procure a bottle before leaving home and notes Brown Bros. Druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster County
S. I Stump
Normantown
W. Va
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
DeWitt’s Pain Balm Advertises Quick Healing
An advertisement highlights Chamberlain's Pain Balm for cuts bruises burns and injuries claiming instant pain relief and fast healing with no scarring unless severe. It also touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe easy to take pills to keep the liver and bowels in good order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
DeWitt
Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Ad
Tonight and tomorrow night and every 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. A bottle costs 25 or 60 cents with free sample bottles offered. For sale by the advertised druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Brown Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelson Group of Mines
J. H. Hoyt
Grizzly Valley
Plumas County
Cal
M. Reinhart
Geo. C. King
M. EB
State News Notes
Thomas Kelley
Peko Canyon
Elko Independent
Express Office
H. A. Gilbert
McDonald
Paradise Valley
wepeTwe
J. W. Guthrie County Assessor
Frank Martin
Battle Mountain
Nev
Pease
Battle Mountain, Nev
Earl Pease
Nevada State Fair
Agricultural Department
P. L. Flanigan
Louis Bevier
Denver
East
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Nesten
National Bank IN
Nemucca New
C.G. Woone
Busch
F. Clark
Violeta
Central
Loraine
Kohler & Chase Music House
Food and Sale Stable
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper
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