Local Briefs from Reno and Surroundings
Readers of Reno gossip report Wilde Klann returning from the East and others visiting from San Francisco and Texas. Sheriff Kinney orders hobos to leave town while Dr. D W Butison visits. Measles fade as mumps rise. school closes until Jan 2, 1904. Christmastide profiled with local shoppers, calendars, and holiday feasts.
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Kinney
Carson
Town
Local notes mix politics shows and fraternal reports
A scanned community page recounts an informal gathering with friends at Suny Eysiyy and Train Ratunday, a mention of Danae and Nigel with weights, and notes on Washington political views. It covers Charles Lowry’s Agency Farmer position at Pyramid Lake, lodge activities in Reno and Wadsworth, and various speeches by members and visitors including Brother Jackson of Detroit.
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Charles Lowry
Pyramid Lake Reservation
North Carolina
Charlie Lowry
Wadsworth Lodge
Irackee Lodge
Reno
Wor
A. Pike
N. A. Himmel
Odd Fellowship
Malcolm
Macpherson
Farwell
Moran
Crosoy
Noble Grand Steele
Brother Jackson
Detroit
Wadsworth
Stands for a quirky alphabet of club members
A fragmented 1920s style list assigns letters to names and traits. Each line links a letter to a person such as Amy Bessie Charlie Etta Pearl Queen Scott Trewink and Vic, with notes about affection, dancing, and social roles, reflecting a playful roster from a Chronicle copy.
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Amy
Bessie
Bianda
Charlie
Dode
Etta
Gertie
Joe
Kline
Laura
Madden
Chronicle
Nellie
Pearl
Scott
the Chronicle
White Horse mining district shows bold bond prospects near Wadeworth
A detailed field report from the White Horse district describes claims such as Jim Blaine and Pay Car with bonds of 25000 and 16090 held by Sacramento capitalists. Assays from Jim Blaine range up to 7800 per ton, others show rich croppings, and development aims include tunnels and crosscuts as road and winter work loom for Wadeworth and county officials.
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Moni Hind
Wadsworth
White Moray Canyon
Addie
Badose
San Jose
Cain
Elwin
Jin
San Francisco
Winder
Jim Blaine
Ned Gregory
Sacramento
White Horse
Whit Horse City
White Horse City
Wash
Cim Brothers
Jnst
Tigers
Black Point
Washoe Company
the Royal
Royal
Warhoe Co
Manhattan
Andy Rossel
Andy
Angel
Rono
Ad Wadeworth
Nevada
Entel
Mayberry
Bonedof County
Mihenry
Wadleword
Thie Vost
Mayberre
Wadaworth
Distatch
Board of County Commissioners
Washoe County
White Horse Road
Rayner's Dramatic Co. at Musi Hall
Rayner's Dramatic company previously touring the state performed Yankee Hero, a four act drama, Monday night for two and a half hours of entertainment. Last night they presented True Trish Hearts to a large audience at Music Hall, with strong, well sustained performances.
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Rayner
Music Hall
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