Local and Personal News From Paradise Valley
Local and personal notes report arrivals and departures in Winnemucca Paradise and nearby areas. Names include P Garat Lovelock Pitt, Hattie Rodifer San Francisco, Thomas Columbet San Francisco, Judge Morey Paradise, and Mrs Breen San Francisco contesting Paradise assessment.
Health Board Orders Sump for Chinese Laundry Waste
Sheriff McDeid served the Railroad street laundry owner notice to install a sump for waste water to prevent filthy ditch pools. If not abated, the laundry may be closed. the State Board of Health acts to prevent disease, with Dr. Hanson signaling possible closure. A lime treatment is suggested along the ditch. Also, three Lovelock hospital referrals and a patient with erysipelas admitted, including Indian Billy.
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Health Board
Bridge Street
Lovelock
John B. Myer
James Keeley
Frank Kenney
Billy
Card of Thanks from Mrs Hannah Fellows
Card of Thanks expressing gratitude to friends who helped during the illness and death of her beloved baby. Signed Mrs Hannah Fellows.
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Hannah Fellows
Chinatown Firetrap Removal Urged in Winnemucca
The Silver State urges decisive action to prevent Chinese rebuilt shanties in Chinatown after recent fires. It calls for public meeting, court or county action, claiming the center town site is unsafe, a nuisance and a disgrace, and urges relocation to outskirts.
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Miicca
Chinatown
Winnemucca
Renolte’s Luck and Humboldt Sheriff Candidate
Charles M. Lake reports a Reno boy named Charlie earned promise of 75000 in gold from Will Perry alias Swinny of San Francisco. Perry staked in Hunker and El Dorado operations, later mined Nome then Klondike, now returning with 150000, half to grub stake. W H Holt of Paradise runs as independent for Humboldt sheriff, veteran rancher and sheep inspector, pledging integrity and capable leadership.
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Tess
United States
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Reno
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Will Perry
Swinny
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Ene
el Dorado
Nome
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Reno Journal
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Paradise
Humboldt County
Holt
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts and Music Lessons
An old pamphlet-like page warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It notes internal use and direct action on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. Also mentions Manuel Ramirez offering violin guitar and mandolin lessons from Sessler building near Winnemucca Bottling Works.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
de. Hall
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Manuel Ramirez
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Winnemucca Bottling Works
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Nevada State Notes Wide ranging political and local updates
Blackley culls cattle near Hiko Lincoln county Senator Jones donates 100 to State Agricultural Society Reno hotels full for fair week Mrs Mudd appointed Carson Indian School Regents invite bids to rebuild experiment station Dot hunters blamed for game law violations near Carson Lyon county assessment hits 1 172 128 Farmers near Bunkerville thrash 3000 bushels wheat 2000 barley No county party conventions this year Candidates run on separate petitions Bryan Club Reno grows to 350 members Fogg named Washoe County Clerk Sam Landry dies near Nome Centenalla dies after race mishap Populist central committee allocates three presidential electors two university regents Station agent reports Reno business up 8000 vs last year Reno slated as freight passenger terminal Southern Pacific schedule increases C C division fare six cents per mile Daily through train to Keeler expected Supreme Court hands down two Nevada decisions Storey county mandamus under appeal Washoe Lincoln oppose Storey set for 20th Virginia Report
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Journal
Reno
Central Pacific
Wadsworth
Southern Pacific
Keeler
Dayton Times
Biggins Promises Nevada Residency Test for Senator Vote
A candidate for State Senate, D. J. Biggins, pledges not to vote for John P. Jones or any non resident of Nevada for United States Senator. The notice is dated September 16 to November 6 and signed by Biggins.
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Humboldt County
D. J. Biggins
John P. Jones
United States
Nevada
Word to Mothers Promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mothers of children with croup or severe colds are urged to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy as it contains no opiate or narcotic and is safe for babies and adults. The remedy has earned wide approval across the United States and abroad. Brown Bros. Drug Gists sell it. Wanted: a woman or girl for general house work with good wages. apply Box 253 Winnemucca.
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United States
Brown Bros
Winnemucca
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