Spring Notes and Nevada Items in Wadworth Ledger
Local notices mention Mrs Richardson’s rapid improvement and no mill operating on the Carson River. President Cleveland to open the World’s Fair Exposition. Ed Shear’s ankle injury after a horse accident. Miners and traders report grain, potatoes, and livestock prices. A Republican legislature raised taxes. a grand Spring opening at Pioneer Millinery. Banking news from First National Bank. new 4 percent certificates. California and Nevada political moves and railway prospects dominate Wheat and livestock markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Chas. T. Bender
Sacramento
San Francisco
Nevada
Public Journal
Sacramento Bee
California
San Jose
Horses to be shipped from Mason valley to Kansas City
Jan Nichol of Mason valley returns from Kanwan City with a favorable horse market report. A train load of horses will be driven to Wadsworth in a week or two and then shipped to Kansas City at about 16 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. Nichol
Mason Valley
Kanwan City
Flin
Wadsworth
Kansas City
Indian Girls Poisoned Near Stew art Institute
A Tribune report states several Indian girls at the Stew art Institute were poisoned Sunday after eating an oblong bulb resembling a wild onion found on the hill near the school. Dr. Lee was sent for, and Hauke hopes to identify the plant with help from the forest warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Institute
Lee
Hauke
Byroush
Tribune
New York Juror John Jacob Astor Praised For Civic Duty
A quotation filled item extols John Jacob Astor as a model juror in a minor egg note case. It contrasts his civic virtue with others who seek excuses from service and notes various anecdotes about modesty in different cities, finishing with a Reno girl and a Wadworth girl.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Petition for Wadsworth boundary lines to enable town ordinances
A circulated petition urges County Commissioners to set Wadsworth town boundary lines for better governance and sanitation. It argues boundaries will allow ordinances at no extra cost beyond upkeep, cites cholera and typhus risks, and notes questions about Truckee River water influence. Boundaries described along cemetery, Herman field, Ehler lot, Elinghouse slaughter house, sand hills, and road crossings near the Central Pacific track. Beef cattle sale reports follow, listing Newton Evans and Levy & Judge sales to San Francisco buyers at 43 cents per pound, plus other large shipments and prices. Nebraska buyer L. M. Gibson buys 720 head, with Chicago shipment yesterday. The Silver State and Journal reports differ slightly on prices. cattle market eyes rise with demand as remand.
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Wadsworth
Wadeworth
Truckee
T. G. Herman
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Ted D. Ehler
E. Olinghouse
Central Pacific Company
Firet Cossing
Truckee River
Newton Evans
San Francisco
Jim Miller
Bilver State
Wadsworth Dispatch
Perind
Journal
Levy & Judge
Col. Hardin
M. Gibson
Nebraska
Chicago
E. F. Mulaney
Hayes & Co
Silver State
Horses Die in Lung Fever Outbreak at Local Farm
Tom Yeargin’s mare Dolly succumbed to lung fever or pneumonia and was shot to end her suffering. Another Dr. Porter driving animal at Roseell & Crosby’s west barn suffers the same disease but is receiving care. outcome soon to be known.
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Tom Yeargin
Dolly
Dr. Porter
Roseell & Crosby
West Barn
Late Arrivals at the Nevada House
A list of names and places from Reno to Carson and Virginia City appears as late arrivals at the Nevada House, including IH Baily St. Clair Chas Bailey W Wightman DA Lee Mary Job I Allen Thos Fitegerrald Ogden Ed Wright Jan Griffin Jos Vaughn C Warner New Agency WT Dalton Churchill Chau Kaiver JM Jones San Francisco D Jackson G W Emerson W G Hunt J H Stewart AF Rooker JH Becker A Werner JD Siddels Sacramento DA Upson K J Foster A A Evans Reno T Applegate JW Bish JC Thrasher TG McMara Jim Coatetto Virginia City Joe Wills Ben Stein Louisville Key A McDonald Carson Mrs Epperson and child Soda Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IH Baily
St. Clair
Chas Bailey
W Wightman
DA Lee
Mary Job
I, Allen
Thos Fitegerrald
Ogden
Ed Wright
Jan Griffin
Jos Vaughn
Reno
C Warner
New Agency
WT Dalton
Churchill
Chau Kaiver
JM Jones
San Francisco
D Jackson
G W Emerson
W G Hunt
H Stewart
AF Rooker
JH Becker
A Werner
JD Siddels
Sacramento
DA Upson
K J Foster
A A Evans
T Applegate
JW Bish
JC Thrasher
TG McMara
Jim Coatetto
Virginia City
Joe Wills
Local items and business notices listing prices and goods
A collage of shop ads and notices mentions groceries at J A Gregory and KR H Cowles family store with cash prices on oranges lemons bananas and cider. It lists drugs feed and hardware at various stores, meat and dairy at Central Market, and Mount Hope Nursery advertising 1,000,000 trees. Also notes a double harness for sale and a request to inquire at the Diseatent office.
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E. Griswold
KR. H. Cowles Family
Diseatent
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S.P
Anuiyi
Srlwareh
Olor Solute
Churchill County
Jess
Rt. Patrick's
Therarca
Mra. R. HW
Carnon River
Cleveland
8. P. Cornet
E. Cowles
Tom Bastion
Arthur LaVorge
Boca
Town
Wananaker
Ed Shear
Lim
Belcher
Savage
Uty
Pete Evans
Wadaworth
Myrtle York
F. A. Clow
George B. Jeffris
Misa Ki
Avery
Pioche
Pyramid Reservation
Walker Lake Reservation
Waou
Dixparon
Yanney
Silver Party
Mra, Philipa & Linton
Neoprietors
Wadesworth
A. C. Webb
Nin
HA. Gilbert
Lovulock
John Trolson
Virginia
Wells, Vargo & Co
Rumsell & Crowley
Wheeler and Ridnour
Mud Lake
Bob Madick
Endsavor
Aenoa Courier
Gilbert
Marker
8. P
Salt Lake Road
Borneo
Philadelphia
Christian Observer
Boston
Belle
Toronto
Winnemucca
Nevada State Journal
Amedee
Nevada House
Ben Stein
Louisville Key
McDonald
Carson
Epperson
Soda Lake
J. A. Gregory's
Emeline
Steve Poli
Bill Dever
Brooklyn
da. Reiger
Wells, Reno, Ney, A
R. H
Oranle
Mount Hope Nursery
Penna, Reno
First National Bank of
Ite
T. Render
Aero
H. Puenson
Nev
They
Stewart & Lewis
Main Street
Telegraph Office
Wadsworth, Nevada
Riverside
Rocky Mountain Oil
S.C. Wells
Masonic Building
Reno, Nevada
Wadsworth Hotel
Wm. Nicholls
Public Library
Pike & Wightman, Proprietors
Winchester
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