Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern extend to Milford
Local Intelligence reports steady progress on the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway extensions from Milford toward here. Contracts to finish by October 15 and 15 miles of rails remain. tracklaying to begin mid September with completion near January 1891 and initial trains by year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Dutch Flat
Condor Canyon
McClure
Brom J. Delmue
Oregernon
Bryson
McFarland
Milford
U. N
Logan
Ogden
U. P
Green River
Counier
Parish Charged With Murder After County Examination
Hank Parish was formally charged with the murder of P. G. Thompson in Royal City after last Sunday’s crime. Parish pleaded not guilty at a preliminary exam before Justice A. A. Young. evidence was strong, and he was bound over to the grand jury without bail. A cloud burst near Fairview delayed travel on Friday, flooding a canyon and nearly overturning Mr. A. Jacobson’s stagecoach but causing no property damage. The P, C, and Yuba Mg Co paid $30,000 to their employer, with ongoing regular payments and replenished coffers expected from mining operations. railway payments for goods burned at Milford fire on July 7 are noted as to be adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisu Bonny Oven
Hank Parish
P. G. Thompson
Royal City
Parish
Justive of
Pariah
Fairview
Stage Road
Taylor
A. Jacobson
Taylor Atage
Dame Pinr
P, C
Yuba Mg
U.P. Railroad Co
Om Goode
Milford
Mr. Taylor
Turner
Cedar Street
How Co
Wella
Niave
Marsh and O'Brien
Chas
Messrs. Kilpatrick Bros, & Collins
Judge Wells
Judge Powers
Utah
J. W. Waldron
Clover’ Valley
Clover
Dukes
Clover Valley
Mentis
Johnson
Broad & Colling
Sid
Salt Lake
Camp
Wnolose
TEE REDUCTION WORKS PROGRESS AT REDUCTION WORKS
Improvements are under way at the Reduction Works with a 20 stamp mill erected and the battery finished. Twelve pans seven settlers and four engines drive the plant. Water tanks and a new 82 000 gallon fire tank are installed. The furnace restarted after material was secured and ore on hand totals 1832 tons from several mines plus 19 000 bushels of charcoal. Silver price changes boosted bullion output daily by about 9600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lightour
Warner
Bristol
Brutal murder near El Dorado Canyon shocks nearby towns
An Indian killed a mail carrier near El Dorado Canyon two weeks ago by brain smashing, then fled toward Cottonwood Island after a jail escape. Citizens offered 200 reward, mobs pursued, and the killer was reportedly slain at Cottonwood Island. The incident spurred strong calls for swift justice and political implications in the railroad era vote. John Kiernan traveled from the Wash with fruit, planning a future trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado Canyon
Roeder
Couity
Mineral Park
Chuyou
Percival W. Davis
Cottonwood Island
Sec
Canyon
Drunken Indians Fight In Pahranagat Valley Scene
Report describes a Sunday gathering of about twenty Indians in upper Pahranagat Valley that devolved into a violent dispute over watermelons and money. Knives were drawn, a man named Mike was seriously wounded, and George and Crazy were killed in a chaotic sequence as Railroad Jim and others fled. The account relies on tribal statements and hints at further pursuit by a Cherry Creek faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahranagat Valley
Tom
Jas
Pierson
Mike
Jim
George
Crazy
Cherry Creek Indiana
Clover Valley dispute report sparks wild rumor
A dated 1890 communication rebuts a prior Clover Valley claim about a road project dispute. It disputes alleged theft of money by a worker, asserts the witness’s presence at the camp, and questions propaganda accusing others of murder. The letter ends with reflections on Clover and life in the area.
Modest Yields and Political Rallies in Nevada Towns
A Towle's Station correspondent recalls modesty as a virtue while recounting a Lander girl wary of potatoes with eyes. A Lincoln county Republican convention gathers at the Court House to elect delegates for Virginia City events. Reports note heavy rains near Pioche, lighter town rain, and a sudden typhoid death in Salt Lake. A watermelons shipment from Pahranagar Valley was sold, and a battle of trib is promised to continue on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Republican
Towle
Anya
Lander
Austin Reveille
Pioche
Mass
Lincoln County
Court Hone
Virginia City
Court House
Dry Goods Department Offers Spring Goods in Transit
In the Dry Goods Department we offer special bargains to clear room for Spring and Summer goods now in transit. Misses and children's cloaks and newmarkets Jersey jackets woolen dress goods woolen hoods Nubias scarves and heavy mitts are featured.
Clothing Department Shoes Genta Purnishing Goode item
Clothing department promotes a broad stock of shoes and buck gloves. Text extols variety and quality with an examination promised to prove value. Claim states buck gloves priced at 50 percent below former levels and claims the store carries the largest stock in years.
Grocery Department. Our entire stock is on sale today
Readable fragments indicate a grocery department notice promoting a sale on remaining stock. The unnamed item list is incomplete but signals a clearance event with likely price reductions and limited quantities for shoppers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Porday Ersepeee
Local Intelligence
Tm Oo. A
U. N. RY. CO
Brutal Murber
Ma Carrier
Pookera
John Kiernan
Mrs. Cohen
Proce
Plocho
M.V
Sturjsese
Anguat 6
Sturgens
Half Moom
Mr. Gee, Richards
Pahranagar Valley
Kovals
J. Nesbitt & Bro
Main St
Proche, New
Wholesale and Metail
Dealesaim
General Merchandise
Boucht & Sold
Mev’s
Bove & Yourns
Mars & Gur
Lis
Meadow Valley
Leoni & Papina
Meadow Valley Street
PIOCE
John Frank
Bioqche, Oppusha A
Clothing Department
Carl Rehm
Ofice Om
Lacour Street
Bert Tad
Ian
Baterrass
Vstands Rao
Grocery Department
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