Marzen's Thoroughbreds Shine At California State Fair
Sacramento papers praise Joseph Marzen of Humboldt Stock Farm Lovelock for 29 Durham cattle at the California State Fair. Sharon Victor VI 4-year-old led the herd earning top premiums including grand sweepstakes and Short horn sweepstakes. Bulls Humboldt Victor and Humboldt Victor III sold for 500 each to Oakwood Park Stock Farm. Meanwhile Blue Stone copper mine near Yerington faces union unrest with W A Reed threatening workers and a violent incident prompting a cart ride out of town and a rifle shooting at Metcalf in Yer ington Virginia Enterprise reports.
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Sacramento
Joseph Marzen
Humboldt
Lovelock
Marten
Sharon Victor VI
Tanforan
California State Agricultural Society
Oakwood Park Stock Farm
Danville
Cal
Blue- Stone
Yerington
Blue Rock Miners’ Union
Bluestone Copper Mine
W. A. Reed
Reed
Bluestone
Mound House
H. C. Cahill
Silver City
Metcalf
Cahill
Local and Personal Notes Show Town Activity and Arrivals
Mrs. C H Oliver visits Elko relatives Louis Clemmon arrives from McDermit L Godchaux of Willow Point in town Charles P Cate arrives from St Louis Commissioner Ruddell from Lovelock C B Hallifax from Sacramento A Vondermark back from Battle Mountain Commissioner Morey from Paradise Valley W H Warren of New York registered at the Lafayette Two vagrants arrested for begging released this morning Fulton and Taylor teams arrive from Oregon with wool and borax for shipment S Reinhart sails for Germany intending to stay six months C S Wynn and A E Lasher arrive from Kennedy to prepare Imperial mill and mine TF Kinney L L Evans and John O Hare from San Francisco to lay pipe for Winnemucca Water and Light Co ditch nearly done big steel pipe soon to be laid Reading club organization planned with a meeting at courthouse tomorrow All interested urged to attend County Commissioners Board of Equalization meets to hear taxpayers complaints Unsatisfied mortgages placed on assessment roll. session continues through October 10 with no major protests expected.
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Fulton & Taylor
Oregon
Reinhart
Germany
Wynn
A. E. Lasher
Kennedy
Imperial
Kinney
L. L. Evans
John O'Hare
San Francisco
Winnemucca Water & Light Company
Board of Equalization
Death of Reno Banker W C H Martin Noted Citizen
A telegram from Reno announces the death of W C H Martin last night after a ten day illness. Martin was a leading and respected figure in Reno, serving as president of the Washoe County Bank and holding prominent status at the First National Bank where Lee, a Reno cashier, was noted.
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Reno
Lee
First National Bank
W. C. H. Martin
Martin
Washoe County Bank
Reading Club Formation Meeting at Courthouse
The Organization of Reading Club invites interested residents to a courthouse gathering tomorrow at 7 30 P M in Saint Commer street. Attendance will discuss forming a new reading group and organizing duties.
Destructive Wells Fire Claims Two Lives In Town
A large fire in Wells Saturday night destroyed the block east of Fisher's saloon. Two lives were lost as an unknown boy perished with a rescuer who entered the burning building. Two lodgers escaped by window as flames blocked their stairway route. Origin and extent of property damage remain unknown.
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Wells
Fisher's
Governor Sadler’s Message to Chicago American
Carson City Nev Sept 14 Governor Reinhold Sadler sends a tribute to the dead President in response to an inquiry from Chicago American. He joins Nevada and the nation in sorrow for a great and good man exalted in public life and unselfish in sympathy for fellow men. The Carson papers note Miss Bessie Michels will wed Irvin G Lewis in San Francisco.
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Sadler
Chicago American
Carson City
Nev
Hearst
Chicago
Nevada
United States
Carson
Bessie Michels
San Francisco
Irvin G. Lewis
Forged President Hays Name on Railroad Pass Trial
A young man named J. P. Hays faces trial in Ogden for forging the name of President Hays of the Southern Pacific on a telegraphic railroad pass. Humboldt Chapter No. 9 R. A. M. will meet at Silver State hall Wednesday evening September 18. By order of the H. P. C., WOLF, Secretary. Fresh fish available at the express office store today and every Thursday, H. A. GILBERT, sepliwl.
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President Hays
J. P. Hays
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Humboldt Chapter No. 9
Silver State Hall
Wolf
Express Office
H. A. Gilbert
SNUFFLES GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE PROMISES CURE
An old practitioner promotes SNUFFLES as the only cure for catarrh argues it reaches the disease not treatable by pastes or acids. It claims relief and permanent cure by removing causes and stopping discharges, also aiding hay fever and cold in the head. Priced at one dollar with guidance from the discoverer, mailed prepaid to the U.S. or Canada.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & CO
Market Street
Philadelphia
Nevada State Fair Broad Exhibition Preview
Fine horses will be a big feature at the Nevada State Fair poultry exhibit will show noted strains floral hall will be a fragrant bower of blooms live stock display will surpass former exhibits agricultural department will host immense displays free pavilion admission after entering the grounds
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Agricultural Department
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Marzen
Mrs. C. H. Oliver
Elko
Louis Clemnon
McDermit
L. Godchaux
Willow Point
Charles P. Cate
St. Louis
Commissioner Ruddell
Hallifax
Sacamento
A. Vondermark
Battle Mountain
Morey
Paradise Valley
W. H. Warren
New York City
Lafayette
Tusvday
Commer Ag
R.A
Sepliwl
W. 8. Porter
Bridge Street
Sonoma Ranch
J. F. Guthrie
Winnemucca
Dr. McDonald
J. Rougon
Supt
Frank Martin
Seplims
Ney
Lan
Brown Bros
Nevada State Fair
P. L. Flanigan
Louis Bevier
Amtech Its
Salt Lake Office
America
Burlington
Denver
Salt Lake
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
THE
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Nixon
J. Sibbald
FM. Lee
C. V. M'Bride
B.C. Moore
F. Clare
Central
Loraine
Kohler & Chase Music House
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper Winzemucca
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