Witnesses bolster defense in Tully murder inquiry
In a lengthy examination at the Lake Township inquest, witnesses described the ditch, bridge, and brush positions near Tully's house with measurements and maps. Defense figures asserted possible concealment points and distances, while assessors testified about the scene and potential routes prior to the fatal shooting.
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Tully
Howe
Migtanoe
Willon
Tally
Conneel
Hanes
Pouder
Crosa
Yash
St. Clair Trial Proceedings Resume In Afternoon Court Behind
The eleventh day of the St. Clair trial opened with the Evidence closed and the Argument to begin. Defendant St Clair testified about water from the ditch at Tully's and his ranches. Defense witnesses discussed money offered for testimony, a broken post at Tully's, and remarks about a man named Albert Wingberger. Cross examinations followed as witnesses referenced testimony and potential incentives.
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Mtornoon
Saul
Big Montewa
CL Marker & Cin
Bal
Refetiiinn
Tully
Tully Watt DE Todd
Pally
Devel Lotterort
Manuel Deiat
Lean Tully
Tin
St. Chair
St. Clair
Nims
Marker
Crorge Lovelock
Big Meadows
Defendant
Tally
Tam
Lake Township
James Meloy
Mia
Asher
Meltoy
Tuily
Meloy
Hob
Bob
Ovila
St. Chvir
Auel T
Apher
Ladi
Aldowes
Jim Riley
Charles Riley
Jim Huey
John Kane
Urey
Des Fendant
Peter Weaty
Tully's
St. Clair’s
Joe
Bonnivteld
Katie Craig
Crost
Albert Wineberger
Miss Craig
Euch
Wineberger
Vail
Counselor Grass
B.C. Asher
Lovelock
Testimony Ends in Homicide Case as Court Adjourns
Witnesses described the timeline on the evening of the homicide near a bridge, with Michael Tully stating no pistol sounds were heard as he moved toward the bridge. The defense and prosecution wrapped up, and the court adjourned until 2 PM for further argument and opening statements.
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Michael Tully
Father’s
Counsach
War Eagle Mine Claims Rich Ore Near Montezuma
Fine Ore and prospector George Lovelock arrive with ore from Arabia district. The War Eagle mine, with an 82 foot shaft, lies a few thousand feet north of Montezuma. It yields two and a half feet of solid ore containing silver valued at 100 to 780 per ton and gold 25 to 135 per ton plus 45 percent lead, with much more.
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George Lovelock
Lovelock Station
Arabia District
War Eagle
Lovelock
Train collision injures conductor near Claro
A head emigrant and freight trains collided near Claro after No 5 was delayed by a faulty engine on a sharp turn. No 7 ran into it. Conductor Fred Benson of No 7 suffered minor injuries while other crew and passengers on the emigrant train escaped unharmed.
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Claro
No. 5
No. 7
Fred. Benson
First cider mill in Nevada shown at California State Fair
Farmer Guthrie from a ranch twelve miles south of town sent a cider mill home after the California State Fair. The device caused a sensation at the depot as locals doubted its use here but Guthrie understands it. He has an orchard with a bumper apple crop this year and plans to make cider.
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Guthrie
Nevada
Humboldt Reduction Works praise from grateful miner
A Nevada miner thanks E P Torrey, manager, after working several tons at the Humboldt Reduction Works and declares he never received a fairer deal or better treatment from any mine boss.
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Enrror
Humboldt
Nevada
E. P. Torrey
A. OvLey
Ladies Temperance Society to organize at church meeting
A meeting of the Ladies Union Temperance Society will be held at the church tomorrow at 2 PM to form a permanent organization. All interested ladies are invited. Mrs. Berey serves as temporary president. Winssumucca, Sept. 25.
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Ladies’ Temperance Society
Ladies’ Union Temperance Society
Berey
Railroad Valuation Jump by Board of Equalization
The Board of Equalization raised Central Pacific Railroad valuation from 6000 to 10000 dollars per mile. Lands valuation increased from 150 to 176 dollars per acre by the Assessor, with the Board boosting to 225 dollars per acre.
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Board of Equalization
Central Pacific Railroad
Assemblyman H. G. Marker Seeks Assembly Seat
Assemblyman H. G. Marker of Big Meadows campaigns for state assembly citing energetic citizenry and opposition to Sharon's election to the United States Senate.
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H. G. Marker
Big Meadows
Assembly
Sharon
United States Senate
Concord Coach for Winnemucca and Boise Line Arrives
A brand new Concord coach, handsewn by Confordt, arrives from San Francisco for the Winnemucca and Boise stage line. It will enter service on the road tomorrow.
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Concord
Winnemuces
Boise
San
Nevada M K E Conference Meeting in Virginia City
The sixteenth session of the Nevadis M B Conference met yesterday in Virginia City with Bishop Wiley presiding. The gathering focused on regional church affairs and reported progress across member parishes.
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Nevada M
Nevadis M. B
Virginia City
Bishop Wiley
Tea Trails
Two trains passed here today in smooth service as they loaded with goods. The scene was bustling with activity and local interest as the rides maintained steady speeds. Exhilaration was noted among observers though details remain partial.
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Francesco Stock
Hkren
Belmont
Key Bale
Belle Isle
Columabur
Eureks
Gondshaw de
Zoe
Paris Hive
Dexia
Bay
California
Cveriman
Sears
Local Intelligence
the ST. Clair Thad
UA Crave
Hie
Campbell
Weill
Mahler
Grannis
Bonnitieu
Grass
Rlde
D. Granits
Llaew
Kiown
Mr. Craig
Mr. Banifields
Mr. Gross
Margen
Mr. Banijfield
Mr. West
Bounefield
Grams
Geames
Aurial
H. G. Wingate
Joe Lorenz
Bob St Clair
Craig's
St. Clair’s Ditch
Cros
St. Lair
Sam
Boonfield
Meadows
St. Clair's
Marzene
Anson
Taylor
A. Craig
Tretemony
Midmas Gampbell
Clair
Hamboldt Reduction Works
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