Broad Reno Valley Notes and Local Courants
A miscellany of town items: Miss Lily Merrill toward the World’s Fair, Miss Maude Fellnagle winning a scholarship, water mains nearing completion, hay and wool shipments to Boston, and storms harming crops. Mentions of Senator Stewart, Governor Colcord appointing Hymers to the State Agricultural Society, and local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
T. K. Hymers
The
State Agricultural Society
W. H. Gould
Good
New Gold Discovers Boost White Horse Camp
A veteran reporter witnessed a rich gold bearing quartz vein from White Horse brought in by David Washeim. The rock contains pure virgin gold in thick slabs, suggesting multiple ledges in the district and strong camp prospects. The find sparks excitement, drawing crowds and staking rushes to the new diggings and bolstering belief White Horse will endure with forthcoming development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Washvin
White Horse
California
Jim Blane
White Horse District
Oklahoma
Wedding Bells in Wadeworth as Hurt and Dillard Unite
Last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents residence in Wadeworth, Leonard Elmer Hurt and Mattie Dillard joined in matrimony with Judge Hutn niss performing the ceremony. Despite heavy rain and dark skies, many friends attended as gifts were exchanged and the couple prepared to begin a life together. The groom, a former Truckee Division employee of the Southern Pacific, and the Nevada bride, a capable future homemaker, depart for a coast tour to Portland, Oregon, with best wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadeworth
Leonard Elmer Hurt
Mattie Dillard
Judge Hutnniss
Truckee
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Abe
Willie Dillard
Ada Lamb
Fortland
Oregon
Demise and burial of two aged Indians at Pyramid Reservation
The notice reports the deaths of two elderly Indians, Old Adam and Majors' companion Aitase'n, on Sept 4 1803 at the Pyramid Reservation. Jimmie Jones solicits coffins for Adam and then for another, noting Abe died and a black coffin is requested. A note hints Aitase'n may have fought Me Ormaby with controversy over a bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Warner
Prramid Reservation
Jimmie Jones
Mr. Bailey
Adam
George
Jimmie
That That the cat came back and other oddities
A string of humorous and curious notes references domestic life weddings ministerial interests and social foibles. It mentions a forthcoming concert a lunar remark and a quip about journalists dinners and cheap tea sets in Reno.
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