Brevities From Daily Journal January 28 1882
Sunday’s Daily Journal Brevities note Derby’s San Francisco departure 548 public school pupils and many locals on travels. Bay mining party in Columbus District explorers, Belmont post office mails, skating rink plans, and local sickness and ranch trips. Nevada and California counties cited for land area and gold output. curious sulphuric acid use to produce white items. school fund apportionment totals given.
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Bay
Columbus
Belmont
L. J. Flint
Bierra Valley
Dr. Dawson
Lick
Chase and Thyes Reno Resort Delights Visitors
Chase and Thyes run a popular Reno resort with orderly service and a sunny lunch table daily. Pristora staff provide attentive service, billiard tables rank among the state’s best, and guests can enjoy billiards, pin, or fifteen ball pool for a pleasant hour or two.
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Reno
Mt St Marys School Open Term Sets Strong Prospects
Mt St Marys School enters its term under favorable conditions with record attendance and daily arrivals. The institution grows in popularity as families prefer local, affordable education. Teachers aim to make it one of the county's best, offering thorough instruction near home.
District Court actions and delays in Nevada 1882
District Court and state notices report demurrer overruled in Vurian versus Like with ten days to answer. Golden Fleeve case retax costs continued to Saturday. Hutchinson default entered in Kirkpatrick v Peck. Toll v Thompson retax costs sustained. execution stayed pending new trial. Contractors of the Asylum granted forty days more to complete contract due to cold weather. Building nearly finished with substantial work left, delaying plastering to save state money. Also notice of Nevada State Agricultural, Mining and Mechanics Society meeting February 20, 1882 to elect new Trustees.
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Vurian
Like
Marshall Va
Golden Fleeve
Kirkpatrick Ve. Peck
Hutchinson
Toll
Nevada State Agricultural, Mining and Mechanicse Society
Death of Major Cathcart of Fremont expedition noted
The Fremont expedition pioneer Major Cathcart died in New York on Monday. In a separate item, doctors White and Lee removed a cancer from Peter Canning’s lips last Tuesday and fitted a plaster. the operation is considered successful and Canning endured the procedure without anesthesia.
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Major Cathcart
Fremont
Plains
California
New York
Disbarment of Chas A Hoyt in Cheyenne District Court
An eastern dispatch reports Chief Justice disbarred Chas A Hoyt in Cheyenne for failing to remit 3087 dollars entrusted by a client. Hoyt fled. last heard from in New York City. Indicted by Grand Jury. a 250 dollar reward offered for his apprehension. Also notes Eureka officials seek to curb disorder, and a Reno church wedding between John Hart and Mrs Eilen Sharkey with a large crowd attending. Typhoid fever patient Knox shows improvement.
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Cheyenne
Chas. A. Hoyt
Hoyt
New York City
Carp Culture Profits Suggested by Austin Reveille
Thomas Jones of Round Valley California begins carp culture on a large scale. He stocked a pond around February 15 last year. after ten months carp reached 15 to 18 inches. Young fish from one to eight inches appeared. Prices at the ponds include one for $1 twelve for $10 twenty five for $20. Weasels to be supplied by purchaser. The Fish are said to be very fine eating and ranch ponds can yield ten times initial costs in two years.
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Austin Reveille
Thomas Jones
Round Valley
California
Advertised Letters Remain in Reno Post Office List
Weekly postal notice lists remaining letters for January 21 in Reno. Names include Alfred Brault Mra E L Counter D W Cor Dixson Henry Devine J D Donovan J H Florant I Fleming Alex Garvin R J Garvin Miss Ed Grant EF Goddamn L Goll Johno Heinrich M Hirns Libbie Hammons T V Hixson Jas P Hogan Sarah Holcomb John Johnson Mrs Robi Johnson Hank Knight Phil 8 Kallenbach 0 A Lamb JA Lettier Mrs Amy Milburn Frank Moore T B Moore Robert McKirn Margret McShery WB Nilson N Phillips NA Paira Ed Rice Rigen HU Roberts C Robinson Thos Schiedges JC A Salini Miss S J Steward J E Thames Mrs T W Watson Austin White Mrs AC Wixon J E Worde Chas M Janttsoy P.M.
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Reno
Brault
Alfred Counter
E L Cor
D W Dixson
Henry Devine
J D Donovan
J H Florant
I Fleming
Alex Garvin
R J-2
Garvin
Ed Grant
EF Goddamn
L Goll
Johno Heinrich
M Hirns
Libbie 2
Henney
Robi Hammons
T V Hixson
Jas P Hogan
Sarah
Mules Against the Iron Horse Move Ore in Nevada
The Silver State reports Central District miners ship ore to Winnemucca Reduction Works by mule teams thirty miles, twenty along the railway, finding it cheaper than rail tariffs. The note invites economic judgment on enterprise versus high railroad rates.
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Central District
Winnemucca
Rough and Ready Notes and Local Snippets
Local items include Professor Butts in Rough and Ready Cal John P Richardson mourning his dog Fide Miss Kate Garrard visiting San Francisco and a social club party tonight Snow and heavy storm signals Mast at engine house and Arcade Hotel for Dave McFarland Emigrants from small-pes near Tonnil head west Charlie Boynton en route to Ogden Prescott's team causes minor street disruption Jady de Porter closes his Guiteau case address Trustees named for Orr Ditch and Highland Ditch companies A new dollar store opens on Virginia street Cook and McKenny proprietors Telephony plans to link Ogden and San Francisco Frank Bell likely to manage Ogden to San Francisco line Ayer's Pills praised as sweet seeds for health Carson and Colorado Railroad to extend into Mono Inyo Kern counties Artesian well near Rawlins complete with 380 feet depth Water rising three feet and flowing through a 5 inch pipe N S A M M medals awarded for last fair entries including several named individuals
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Flage
Arcade Hotel
Dave McFarland
Tonnil 15
Charlie Boynton
Ogden
Prescott
Jady de Porter
Guiteau
Orr Ditch Company
B. F. Leets
T. E. Hayden
L. W. Lee
D. Powell
RB. Frazier
Highland Ditch Co
Pierce Evans
A. A.evans
Alvaro Evans
T. E. Hymets
R. Y. Burden
Virginia Street
Cook and McKenny
Hermins Daignault
Emms
D. Will
Ayer
China
Celestial Empire
Carson and
Colorado
Mono
Inyo
Kern
California
Owens River
Owens Valley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mohave Station
Kern County
An Old Washoeite Gone
David McFarland, a pioneer of Washoe County and early Reno citizen who opened the Arcade Hotel, died at 6 a m. He was 49, born in Delhi New York. He left a charitable, steadfast husband and provider, with a loving wife and family, and is mourned as one of Reno’s best citizens.
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Angel of Death
Dave
Hamden
N. Y
Reno
Peace
State Finances Recapitulate Receipts and Expenditures
The Nevada State finances are summarized from state officers books. Receipts include county totals for Churchill Douglas Elko Esmeralda Eureka Humboldt Lander Lincoln Nye Storey Washoe White Pine and payments on lands and bonds. Expenditures cover Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General, Public Instruction, Land Office, Judicial, libraries, prisons, charities, printing, stations, care of capitol, interest, and various war claims and improvements.
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Churchill County
Douglas County
Elko County
Esmeralda
Eureka County
Humboldt County
Lander County
Lincoln
Lyon County
Sone
Nye
Oringby
Storey County
Washoe County
White Pine County
United State
State Museum
Capitol Grounds
Capitol Building
State Library
Aeare
Washington
State University
State Printing Office
Legislative Department
Washington Monument
White Pine
Bannock
Eureka
Reno
Reese
State Teachers’ Institute
An Old Lawsuit In Ormsby County Court
The Carson Index notes the case A D Treadway against James Wilder ig as a landmark, likened to Jarndyce vs Jarndyce. Commenced about fifteen years ago, the Supreme Court has ruled on the fourth appeal, awarding Uncle Aaron the land and costs. The dispute concerns four acres in northwestern Cargon from a Government preemption. Wilder asserted a parole deed contingent on patent, a defense not sustained, risking ejectment unless a compromise.
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Carson Index
A.D. Treadway
James Wilder
Ormsby County
Jarndyce
Supreme Court
Aaron
Cargon
Wilder
Treadway
State debt report shows assets exceeding liabilities
The Controller's Report details year end liabilities of 330000 5 per cent bonds 94500 4 per cent bonds 113670 outstanding warrants 2558 70 total 179128 79. Cash in treasury 220112 34 leaves assets above debt by 46983 55 excluding irredeemable 380000 bond which funds school interest about 19000 yearly. Our state is not as bad off as some claim.
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San Francisco
U.S
Cmrep
England
0.S
Algo
Europe
Evnore
Otter Security
R. H. McDonald
Stock Flutter in Bodie and Mono Markets
A stir in Bodie and Mono stocks with other buyers on the list. Bodie rides a two year low with an improving mine section that may push prices higher without manipulation. Market chatter predicts livelier Bodie activity soon as regional papers note Reno and Carson shifts in paper towns.
Five inches of snow and other notes from Virginia City
Snow drifts five inches and temperatures drop with eighteen inches frozen ground at Virginia. Mining, rail and tramway activity described with ice, cattle, and personnel movements. Local officials, court cases, and insurance losses summarized amid a flood of brief notices from Eureka, Carson, and surrounding towns.
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Virginia
Prof. Kauffman
State Department Expenditures 1865 to 1881 Totals
Expenditures of the State since 1865 through December 31 1881 itemized by department including Legislature Executive Judicial Public Printing Public Building State Prison Charitable Purposes Support of Schools Interest on State Debt Reductions of Bonds Invested Funds and Miscellaneous totaling 1 112 678 77 for Miscellaneous pace per itemized list.
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Legislature Department
Expenditures and Miscellaneous Notices
Total expenditures listed as $9,583,006. An art exhibit in Allen's window features Laycock's oil painting of a summer brook, cattle, and a youth with a lunch. The ad promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and Brown's Bronchial Troches as a long-standing cough remedy, with widespread availability and physician endorsements.
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Laycock
Allen
Tom
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United States Navy
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Dr. Bergman
General Office
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Batss
Lyon Mill and Mining Company
Carson Mint
Evang
Dean
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company
James G. Chesley
Nellie Parkinson
Bocacio
Olivette
Li Mascotte
Chas. E. Laughton
John P. Meder
Ophir
L. A. Flint
Johnson & Co
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Judge Young
Truckee Republican
J. A. Rigby
J. A. Rigby, of Like Valley, Has A Contract For 12,000 Cords, and H. E. Carey
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Boston
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Desart
Virginia City
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Mrs. Winslow
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Commercial Row
Reno, Nevada
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Jeilit
R. &, McDonald
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