Town and Count in Dusly Journal BREVITIES
Water in the Truckee receding. residents and visitors in town including C. C. Monro of Pyramid Lem Allen and daughter of Churchill and Commissioner Jones of Ormsby. Horn building work to resume. Peavine ore shipment. local court adjournment. notable visits and departures. Little Georgie McFarlin dies. Salvation Army active in Reno. various travel and local business notes.
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Truckee
C. C. Monro
Pyramid
Commissioner Jones
Ormsby
P.N. Norton
Advertised Letters List at Reno Post Office 1884
May 31 1884 uncalled letters in Reno Nevada include Geo Baker Mra Jerkins LS Bowers W Littlefair CA Brown WB Mann E Cohn GB MecCieran John Dailey J N Dodd Frank O Brate Mary J Fitzgerald JT O Neal Robt Rinser D A Pedrolli Bernard Hanvin Chas Stoehr John Harding Snow TN Jones Mra Thompson Wm Jameson J H Talbot Jas Rev G W Onuanpo Evans PM.
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Postoffice
Baker
Geo Jerkins
Mra
J Bowers
LS Littlefair
W Brown
CA Mann
WB Cohn
E MecCieran
GB Dailey
John Newcomb
J N Dodd
Frank O’brate
Mary 2
Fitzgerald
J T O'Neal
Robt Rinser
D A Pedrolli
John Hanvin
Bernard Stoehr
Chas Harding
John Snow
TN Jones
Mra Thompson
Jameson
J H Talbot
Jas James
G W Onuanpo Evans
P. M
Dixon Declines RNC Delegation for State Duties
The Times-Review reports John E. Dixon, elected delegate to the Republican National Convention, cannot attend. His vote will be cast by his alternate, Capt. Palmer of Carlin, as Dixon must stay for business matters arising since the State Convention.
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The
Times-Review
John E. Dixon
Capt. Palmer
Carlin
Dixon
Pigeon Match Accident In Virginia City Wounds T. M. Fillebrown
Friday afternoon during a pigeon match in Virginia City T M Fillebrown was shot in the right side. He was taken to the County Hospital where wounds were dressed. Several bird shot penetrated flesh to a considerable depth but the injuries are not dangerous.
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Virginia City
T. M.fillebrown
Memorial Day Observance in Reno Honors Veterans
Crowds filled the streets as early as Friday morning with a 1 pm procession along Sierra street to Hillside cemetery. Flowers arrived from Sacramento and Reno, with a band leading the Reno Guard and hose companies in uniform. At Hillside a choir, Rev. Lucus, and Judge Boardman spoke of liberty and duty, followed by ceremonies at Masons and Odd Fellows cemeteries and a tribute to J E Negley buried in the Catholic cemetery.
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Sacramento
Reno
Nasby’s
Reno Guard
Bridges
Virginia Street
Commercial Row
Sierra Street
Hillside Cemetery
Eva Quaiffe
May Cara
Misases Flora
Jessie Finlayson
RB. H. Lindsay
Richard Jose
Mr. Lucus
The
Republic
Masons
Odd Fellows
Joseph Geise
Masonic and
G.W. DeLaMatyr
Webster
J.E. Negley
H. C. Fulmer
Court House repairs and local notes in Reno Tuesday
Prom Tuesday's Daily Journal lists carpenters at the Court House repairs, Decoration Day oration by Rev. L Ewing, visits by townsfolk including W Bacon and Mrs Cohn, travelers through Reno, ore findings at Peavine, and county financials. Also notes bridge bids, potential Fourth of July plans, local commerce, entertainment, ice breakup, and frontier tales.
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Rev. L. Ewing
Trackee
W.¥. Bacon
High Rock
Funeral for Little George McFarlin Draws Large Attendance
Funeral services for George McFarlin were heavily attended with relatives led by Mr. Mooney and family from Virginia. The Methodist Church could not accommodate the crowd, and a long procession accompanied the hearse to Masonic Cemetery where the child was laid to rest.
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Little George McFarlin
Mooney
Virginia
Methodist
Masonic Cemetery
Robbery at Fraser Home Stolen Cash and Jewelry Reported
Burglars entered the Fraser residence yesterday afternoon while the family was away, making off with about 300 dollars in cash and jewelry. Feal parties are unknown though one or two arrests were said to have been made last evening on suspicion.
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Jack Fraser
County Commissioners approve bills at monthly session
The regular county meeting at the Court House approved numerous bills including W H Young, B F Leete, and J O Sessions among others. Treasurer’s disbursements totaled 72 00, and 16 459 78 remained in the vault per the audit. Register agents were appointed in Browns Washoe Glendale Pengine Dutch Flat Clark's and Salt Marsh. Complaints about irrigation ditch damage to roads were referred to the District Attorney for action. The Plumas National reports a hoped railroad extension through Beckworth Pass to Mohawk Valley with Mohawk Lumber Company backing and plans to buy the Nevada & Oregon, aiding Plumas county's growth.
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Osburn & Shoemaker
John Douglas
W. Sanders
W. O. H. Martin
Addie Park
Reno Water Co
B. A. Rafferty
Reno Engine Co
Knowles & Bainbridge
John Lyall
Gazette
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Henderson
Nasby’s Bazaar
Reno Guard Armory
Pitcher
Assessor
W. H. Dickens
BR. Nash
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Glendale
Pengine
Dutch Flat
Clark’s
Salt Marsh
Shields
Fees
H. F. Pearson
M. Shield
J. A. Berguson
Washoe Engine Co
Plumas National
Plumas County
Beckworth Pass
Mohawk Valley
Nation
Baldwin
Day
Reno
Mohawk Lumber Company
A. T. Nation
San Francisco
Moran
Nevada
Oregon
Plumas
Reddie
Mohawk
Trouble in Humboldt and a growing camp conflict
The Humboldt region hosts Willow Creek an unmade mining camp about 60 miles north of Winnemucca with undeveloped ledges and tense relations. T J Mette of Eureka bonded a $40 000 prospect and began development but locals reportedly forced out his workers and warned him to leave under threat. Meanwhile regional fruit forecasts remain favorable with large crops expected in Eagle Valley Pahranagar and Eisenman Wilson ranches though Panaca reports peach tree damage from late frosts.
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Winnemucca
T.J. Mette
Eureka
Mr. Mette
Mette
Pioche
Eagle Valley
Pahranagar
Eisenman and Wilson
Panaca
Obituary: Ed Cline Killed By Moving Engine in Oakland
Ed Cline formerly with the P B E between Winnemucca and Wadsworth was instantly killed at West Oakland last Wednesday while attempting to step onto a moving engine. He left a widow and child in Gold Hill Nevada, married two years ago in Winnemucca to Ida Boyd. He had only worked two days in the Oakland yard and planned to send for his wife and child the day of his death.
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Cline
Winnemucca
Wadsworth
West Oakland
Gold Hill
Ida Boyd
Oakland Yard
Resolutions Honour McFarlin's Son at Reno Meeting
At a Reno public school teachers meeting held in the Superintendent’s room the resolutions expressed deep sympathy for J L McFarlin, president of the Board of Trustees, over his son’s prolonged illness and death on May 29, praising innocence and urging pure, good lives. A copy was to be sent to the bereaved parents and city papers. Also notices: Carling Ranch for sale in Lyon County with extensive stock, dairy, and improvements. a peculiar Reno carcass found with grape-like bladders preserved for study. a local landlord notes the dropsy-like bullock condition.
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Reno
Waerneas
J. L. McFarlin
Board of Trustees
G. F. Foster
A. C. Webb
Carling
Carson River
Lyon County
Nevada
Churchill Station
John Carling
H. J. Carling
Dayton
Ben
Pinniger & Queen’s
Poisoned pets plague Reno owners offer reward
In Reno a unknown offender poisons dogs and cats, killing many and sparing only the worthless cats. Owners raise a total reward of 1000 dollars to catch the strychnine fiend responsible for the humane victims.
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Reno
Advice to Mothers Teething Syrup and Cathartic Pills Ad
Advice to mothers about teething pain and soothing syrup. Claims relief for crying and sick children, with endorsement by a nurse physician. Also promotes Ayer's Cathartic Pills as a universal purgative remedy for digestive issues and general discomfort.
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Ayer
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