District Court Calendar Admits Several Trial Cases
Sutdy's Daily lists district court docket items for the next session. Cases include suits by Hogerman and Miott, Jacobs & Kotiher, Cable Consolidated G. and 8, M. Co. against Gollen Place, M. Co, W.R. Froeman vs Inguish, Antone Rager v TH L Babcoulk, Wickes v Lippman, O. W. Joneson, RS Gammon, Villagram v Bovurin et al. Stephen Conner v Antone Rager for trespass and ejectment. Transfers from Justice Conet. Assignments, appeals, and demurrers noted. State v Gustave Clack robbery. State v Rover transfer from Humbolkt county.
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PAL
Hogerman and Miott
Jacobs & Kotiher
Cable Consolidated G
M. Co
Gollen Place
W.R. Froeman
J. N. Inguish
Antone Rager
TH. L. Babcoulk
LD. Wickes
M. Lippman
O. W. Joneson
RS. Gammon
Journal anniversary notes and Washington politics from 1877
A fragmentary 1877 editorials and letters reflect a Daily Jovnsan anniversary, self praise, and gratitude to patrons. It also includes long Washington dispatches by D A Washburne and others on political shifts, cabinet moves, election results, and policy debates amid a two party era with mentions of Mathews, Blank, and rising figures in Congress.
Troop Withdrawal Ordered by War Secretary McOrary
Secretary of War McOrary ordered the withdrawal of troops from Alaska as a measure of economy and humanity. Responsibility for maintaining order among the navy and marine personnel at the station had been delegated to the relevant officers.
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McOrary
Alaska
Reve Bie Marine
Rosin Output in 1876 Reaches 420 Million Pounds
The 1876 rosin production in the United States totals 420 million pounds. Sparse text mentions Weliveday and an April date tied to Ruopz Tauana's inquiry, but details are unclear.
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United States
Ruopz Tauana
Weliveday
War rumors and rail plans mix with a gold discovery
A dispatch notes tension between China and Spain amid Westernized warfare, while the Los Angeles Herald reports the Southern Pacific will not wait for Congress and will push rail expansion into Arizona. It also reports a Yuma water delivery by April and a local gold strike near Unwokinsville, Siskiyou County, a two foot piece valued around two thousand dollars found during ground-slaking, the largest in that area.
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Unwokinsville
Siskiyou County
Peck mine sale in Arizona to W M Lent valued at 400000
Necorations pending for the sale of the famous Peck mine in Arizona to W M Lent of San Francisco. They ask 400000, with some probability that the price will be paid and the mine will yield gold.
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Peck
Arizona
W. M. Lent
San Francisco
Mayoral Rival Niguons and Ogle Toss Pounds in Texas Race
Rival candidates for Galveston mayor, Messrs Niguons and Ogle, used a coin toss to decide retirement from the race. Ogle refused a nomination, while a standard U.S. bushel equals 2150.4 cubic inches, used here to gauge capacity for grain.
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Messrs
Niguons
Ogle
Galveston
Pounies
United States
Tax play bill tied to Lincoln’s assassination sold
A play bill said to have been in President Lincoln’s band the night he was shot at Ford's Theatre, Washington, was sold recently for 84 19.
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Lincoln
Ford’s Theatre
Washington
General Sheridan Plans Open Campaign Against Hostile Indians
General Sheridan states no intention to parley with the hostile Indians further and that the campaign will be opened as soon as possible, signaling firmer action and an escalation of military measures.
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Sherivan
Real Estate Transfers and Reno County Proceedings
Real estate transfers include Prank LaPoint to GC for 400 and A. L. Sellers to M. Cramer for 200, with other parcels and shares. Reno proceedings report Board actions, officer injuries, jail population, tax levies, road petitions, scaling permit granted, bids for prisoner feed, and numerous county claims and transfers.
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GC. W
A. T. Rice
HL Hickmyin
Nlso
A. L. Sellers
Cramer
Manet Goes Out Like A Lamb In Leaday 4 Dally
A brief note reports Manet's exit described as gentle or lamblike in the Leaday 4 Dally column, capturing a quip about the artist's departure.
Death of Mr. M. V. Gilbert of Wadsworth
Mr. M. V. Gilbert of Wadsworth died in Los Angeles last Friday after six weeks in California seeking health. He suffered from asthma and was a longtime respected local citizen with an estate valued at about 25 000. J. W. Holbrook was named Special Administrator of the estate.
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M. V. Gilbert
Wadsworth
Toad
Los Angeles
California
Sacramento
Ife
Gilbert
Watsworth
San Prancisco
J. W. Holbrook
Murder Trial Sequel Near Reno Delayed By Train Detention
Two musicians who rode the night western-bound train were detained to avoid testifying in the murder case of Montana Charley, delaying court proceedings as an officer captured them. April term opened with judge Wright. numerous jury trials scheduled through mid-April. rain persisted and farmers anticipated a profitable season. Nearby accident injured EL Tibbetts, who was dragged fifty yards before help arrived. Reno residents organized a charity drive for his family with community support and donations.
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Thia Fues
Kiko County
Montana
Charley
Reno
Wholesale Fatality of Fish Dying by River
Reported massive die off of trout along the river near Clark's Station. Citizens fear pollution from local gas works discharge floats into the stream. Warns buyers to avoid fish from Indian sellers and urges the Fish Commissioner to investigate and remedy to prevent total fish destruction.
New Ditch Project Aims at 33 Miles From Verdi to Steamboat
A proposed irrigation ditch from 8.4 miles near Wardi to Steamboat Springs would cover 33 miles and carry 4000 inches of water. A meeting of interested parties is set for Brown's schoolhouse Saturday April 7 at 1 00 o clock to organize men for construction by August. Counterfeit stock certificates are circulating and holders should verify names with trustees to prevent loss. In Reno many have held Best Belcher and California certificates. examine or update holdings. Pat Mulloy, after drinking, attacked another man. he was jailed for 25 days after an arrest by Officer Avery and court appearance before Justice Richardson.
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Wardi
Steamboat Springs
Sentleman
Verdi
Gallud
Brown
Lo'elock
San Francisco
Reno
Best & Belchor
California
Pat Mulloy
Pat
Avery
Justice Richardson
Mulloy
Easter Morning Road Work Ends Boulder Removal
The Gazette notes Easter Sunday views and reports Beamer's men at work on the road in front of the Court House yesterday. They were extracting boulders from the street and doing good work.
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Beamer
Grand Bail Dedication Ball for Odd Fellows Hall
On the occasion of the dedication of the Odd Fellows Hall the Dedication Ball will be held on the 26th. A long list of committees guarantees the event will be well worthy of the auspicious occasion.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
April Foul Sensation In Reno With Hanging Dummy
In Reno residents woke to an April Four morning scare as a telegraph pole near the round house bore a hanging dummy marked 601. Railroad youths set the scene overnight, causing fear and curiosity among locals who feared trouble and noted the incident as a notable prank by the rail workers.
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Reno
Round House
Don Pratt
April
Grand Jury Proceedings Admit Busy Day and Adjournment
The Grand Jury conducted extensive business in a full-day session, with foreman A A Longley and members including W Rt Chamberlain C I Bender C C Powning I W Norcrosa KH WH Kinney H Eastman Nat Holmes John Lee J S Bowker G Clow IL Stephens Lemmons George Alt HL Berk HH W Higgins. They adjourned until Friday when likely their report will depart.
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Grand
Win
Duck
Foreman
A.A. Longley
W. Rt. Chamberlain
C. I. Bender
C. C. Powning
I. W. Norcrosa
WH. Kinney
H. Eastman
Nat Holmes
John Lee
J. S. Bowker
G. Clow
Stephens
Lemmons
George Alt
Berk
W. Higgins
Fire Company Dues Prompt Payment and Bowers Mansion Sale
Pay Up Yesterday J Muklo and EL 7, food, a committee appointed for the porporery the Fire Company, inde ited members of the company to get them to pay their back dues and Aneg. To several cases the amount of these is considerable. We hope the members will pay up and keep the institution in ood shape. A dollar for the fire company may owe a thousand some day. For sale, 'The Bowers mansion is offered for sale at a bargain. It includes over 200 acres of most valuable land, fled with improvements, and is one of the most desirable pieces of prop erty in Washoe valley. Farther par ticulars can be obtained by applica tion to J. 3. Mallon of Virginia city, M. C. Take of Reno or William Thompson of Franktown.
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Joan
Cinginnati
Washburne
France
Llingis Bub Hyo
Dan
Thins
Washington
Layes
Congress
Stanley Mathews
Sonntoy
Ohio
Mathews
Blank
Transney
Tsao
L. A
St. Louis
Illinois
Davis
Stillwell
Livingston County
Ilinoia
Hayen
J. Muklo
EL 7
Fire Company
Bowers
Washoe Valley
J. 3. Mallon
Virginia City
M. C. Take
Reno
William Thompson
Franktown
Population boom cites St. Louis as healthiest city
The Berastimiese City directory by David R Gould I reports a population of 501,480 for St. Louis and notes the city’s mortality rate, at 7,690 deaths, as the healthiest among large U S cities by population.
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St. Louis
David R. Gould I
Chicago Hit by Heavy Rain Melted Snow and Caused Damage
A weather event brought heavy rain that accelerated snowmelt across Chicago. Resulting flooding and water damage affected several properties, with crews assessing affected blocks and advising residents to take precautions. Local agencies urged caution as rainfall continued intermittently.
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Reno Savings Bank
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D. W. Rover
Humboklt County
Hevada State Journal
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Mareh
Jovnsan
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Pyramid
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W.H. Jay
Wm. Cain
Alk. Lamb
P. B. Comstock
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Thy County
Gatsby
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Peavine
New Orleans
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No. 6
Reno Washington
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Washoe City
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Renea Poor Parm
M. Hamilton
Wi. Carricker
Coe
Junifty Clark
Lene
Surprise Valley
Glendale Road Fund
Washoe Turnpike Co
H.W. Barlow
A. Dawson
Wa. Cain
Sanders & Co
Grey & Isaacs
Sefu
W.m.er
Clarks
Furmera Co. Operative
Gire
A. Bates
Vesey
B. B. Norton
A.M Lamb
James Toombs & Co
CL AL Bragg & Co
Reno Gas Co
Bishop
N.C Haslanl
D. Bowen
Loomer
Manet
Mr. Gilbert
District Court
Wright
W. Ji. Freeman
Va. J
Jay
A. Rager
H. L. Babcock
Tibbetts
Sierra Valley
Mr. Tibbetts
Mauke Tyrrell
Reno Lumber Co
Clark's
Grand Jury
Chicago
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