Thorntey Daly Brevities Chronicle Reno News
W R Chamberlain improved. Lyman changed cars west. Nofsloger arrived from Winnemucca. Rev W B Pope and family to California by night train. Mrs Jas Gault won Boalt Bird prize. Kaiser and son from Churchill. Crawford to Carson for state printing. LaGrave from Winnemucca to Carson. Galed aboard westbound to Reno. Sam Wilbur ill. Mrs A Ivex returns from Reno. Snow largely melted. ice hauled to ice houses. ice four to six inches thick. Howell elected Secretary of State went to Carson to prepare to assume office. Wheeler injured in late runaway. Dr Henderson sells Elko property, moves to Salt Lake City. Hood to practice in Reno. Pat Kelly becomes grandpa. Charley Ross stabbed New Year’s night at Winnemucca. wound reportedly fatal. Lothrop bound for San Francisco for railroad conductors’ convention. Visit maccheroni factory near Golden Eagle. Nicoletti hosts tours. Roeder and Bryson from Stockton here as D R Oliver’s reps to explain their business. December storms noted as strongest in state history by locals. Imperial Mining, Kennedy, alleged unpaid workers. Kennedy ore abundant but unworked. Mrs H H Clarke visits from Sonora. praises Mexican mining. New Year’s Day wedding at W D Harden residence. Rev Magill officiates. couple Mr Samuel Bolen and Miss Mary E Harden.
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W. B. Pope
California
Jas. Gault
the Meadows
Boalt & Bird
Hon
Chas, Kaiser and Son
Churchill County
J. R. Crawford
Carson
C. A. LaGrave
Winnemucen
Ely
White Pine County
Joseph Henderson
Elko
J. Hood
Reno
Charley Ross
Winnamucca
Campbell
al. Lothrop
Wadsworth Division
San Francisco
Golden Eagle Hotel
Mr. Nicoletti
H. Roeder
J. AL. Bryson
Stockton
Cal
D. R. Oliver
Old Nevadana
Austin Reveille
Imperial Mining Company
Kennedy
Secant
Imperial
H. H. Clarke
Sonora
Mexico
Robert Eason
W. D. Harden
Magill
Samuel Bolen
Ohio
Mary E. Harden
Reno Public Schools December 1894 Report and Pigeon Shoot
Report to the Reno Board of School Trustees covers month ending December 21 1894. Notes sickness and storm reduce attendance, praises musical instruction and vertical writing adoption in early grades. lists high school and various class room scores and teachers. Also reports a New Year pigeon shooting match scores and Comstock Mines yields for 1894 with total ore and bullion values and tax figures.
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Reno
Board of School
Death of Lyon County Clerk and Treasurer Julius A Huntoon
Julius A Huntoon Lyon county Clerk and Treasurer killed himself in his Dayton courthouse office Monday night after a shorting in funds. About 15 000 in the vault with a 6 000 shortage was found. He left a note blaming robbery to avoid arrest and prosecution. He leaves a widow four children and was aged about 45. He was noted for ties to the Grand Lodge A Oh U W and Dayton Lodge I O O F.
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Julians A. Huntoon
Lyon County
Dayton
Huntoon
John Lothrop
Loftus
Grand Lodge
Dayton Lodge
Huntoon Treasurers Defalcation Revealed in Bag of Coins
Major Huffaker reports that Julius A Huntoon left a coin bag with Mrs Huntoon containing 4330 in gold mostly twenty dollar pieces. About 1100 belonged to the IOOF lodge, 1300 for Mrs Huntoon, 500 to his sister, leaving 1400 for distant lodges. The note noted his intention to repay, then he killed himself.
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F. M. Huffaker
Julius A Huntoon
Lyon County
Reynolda
Dayton Lodge
LO. O. T
Grand Lodge
Huffaker
County of Lyon
Chronicle
Brevities from Friday's Daily at a Glance
Thirty cases of butter shipped last night. Numerous residents arrive or depart including Tolley, Torreyson, Robinson, Higgins, and Linn. Officials LaGrave and Westerfield head to Carson. Sadler and daughter pass through en route. Weather brings drizzle and wind with light snow possible. trains ride through, delays noted. The January Cosmopolitan on sale at Thurston's. Burns, weddings, and social events punctuate the Nevada scene with rail news and a notable marriage in Virginia City.
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Thurston's
S. P
R. R. Co
Tramps Reported On Road From Sacramento
It is reported about 150 tramps traveling the road between here and Sacramento as part of a gang driven from that city. A citizens committee to aid officers in giving them a warm reception could prevent future trouble and expense by checking them early.
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Here
Sacramento
Fire destroys Hoff man residence in windy town blaze
A northwestern town house owned by Mr. Hoff man and occupied by son in law Wm Carter burned completely after a defective flue sparked a night blaze. Mrs Carter saved a few bedroom items by tossing them from a window while fire crews struggled through mud as the hose cart arrived late. Local call for better fire wagon haulage echoed by stressed volunteers.
Zadkiels Prophetic Eye Sees A Year Of Change
A New York dispatch reports Zadkiel in his almanac for 1895 predicting a year of change for mankind. He forecasts turmoil in Morocco and Ireland before January 15, imperial and European tensions, earthquakes in southern Europe, rising birth rates, and political upheavals across Britain, Ireland, and beyond with various calamities and reforms through the year.
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New York
Zadkiel
Morocco
Ireland
Africa
Europe
Grecian Archipelago
London
Wales
A Washoe Zephyr Blasts Across Virginia City
A violent windstorm swept the Comstock yesterday with gusts resembling a tornado. People near the International Hotel were blown off their feet while signs awnings and stovepipes fell in Virginia City. Train passengers from Carson reported fierce winds in Washoe Valley and Reno experienced rapid gusts melting snow like a warm day.
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Comstock
Weather Bulletin Foresees Storm Paths Across Nation
Weather bulletin notes storm waves crossing the continent from the 2nd to the 7th and 8th to 12th, reaching the Pacific Coast about the 13th and Eastern States by the 18th. Forecasts colder ten days end month with more rainfall, Western blizzard risks from the 21st, and scarlet fever epidemic in Austin with daily new cases.
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W. T. Foster
Sr. Josefh Mo
Pacific Coast
Great Central
Great Central Valleys
Pamlico Mine Yields 72 Ounces Gold in Arastra Cut
The Pamlico mine in Hawthorne district produced two tons and a half of ore last week, yielding 72 ounces of pure gold worth 1224 dollars at 17 dollars per ounce. Scotty Dickerson carried out the shipment single handed in 10 days. In the yearlong lease two men mined about 14000 dollars in gold.
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The
Virginia Chronicle
Pamlico
Hawthorne
Arastra
Scotty Dickerson
Installation of officers at Nevada Lodge No.5
Tuesday evening installation of officers for Nevada Lodge No.5 A G C U W was conducted by D G M W B Shearer with assistants P M W F M Edmunds as G G and Newt Bake less P G M W Thomas M Branton P M W O T Jones BM W RB L Buncel F Mc Rae O E W Taylor Recorder H L Fish Financier J J Quinn Receiver H F Pavola G E L Seitz L W J B Caine O W
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Nevada Lodge
No. 5
Shearer
F. M. Edmunds
G. G
Newt Bakeless
Thomas M. Branton
O.T. Jones
BM. W
RB. L. Buncel
F. McRae
E. W. Taylor
Recorder
H. L. Fish
J. J. Quinn
H. F. Pavola
E. L. Seitz
L. W
J. B. Caine
O. W
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