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Newspaper

Weekly Nevada State Journal

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1884

Page

5

Town and County items brighten Reno notes

Long Valley residents and visitors populate a Reno roundup of society and business. The column lists arrivals like Wm. Reiley, Capt. Griffin, and Mrs. Holland, local elections and court hints, auctions, shipping efforts, peavine mining news, and a rainfall anecdote tied to a Grizzle engagement.

Wm. Reiley Long Valley General Hatch San Francisco Capt. Griffin Allen Bragg Feau Leadbetter's Judge Boardman Simmon Lindleys M. L. Holland California G. W. Meylert Susanville Sanday

Pramk Leslie's Sunday Magazine Preview and Local Business News

The July issue highlights Descriptive articles by Rev Edward Bar Yass and Lawrence Lamb on The Cannibal Islands and The Cherokee Nation plus The Gospel According to Rembrandt and Scenes in and about New Orleans with multiple illustrations. Also noted are The Divorce Abomination and The Floral Gospel by Rev T De Witt Talmage, serials, poems, and miscellany. price 25 cents per copy or $2.50 yearly. In Truckee, John McIntosh buys half of Irwin’s livery business, aims to expand stock and upgrades. Reno gossips reflect his move and best wishes from rivals. The Journal joins friends in wishing him success locally.

Pramk Leslie Edward Bar- Yass Lawrence Lamb Rembrandt Holland Germany New Orleans T. de Witt Talmage G. A. Davis Angeline Alexander Hervey J. A. Patten Frank Leslie Park Place New York John McIntosh Truckee Irwin William Republican Truckee Republican Reno Johnny

Painter Accident on Roof Reveals Palm Nail Injury

Mr. Horn personally directing work on his building suffered a painful accident yesterday afternoon. He stepped into a hole where a board was removed and, while trying to protect himself, struck a post with his hand, driving a rusty nail through his palm. The wound is very painful and may prove serious without careful treatment.

W. 8. Bliss D. L. Bliss Carson Willow Creek Humboldt County George Humphreys S. Emerich Isaac Barnett San Francisco Horn Building Corliss A. J. Clark George Walker Humboldt Reno Virginia City Masonic Grand Lodge Hook Mason Mason Valley Salvation Army Sessions Peavine Mountain Washoe Gen. Hagerman L. J. Flint Osburn F. Lemmon J. B. Williams Austin Charles Maltby O. K. Stampley O. K Judge Webster Iowa

Bedbug powder bid sparks mine town fortunes

A postal card to A. H. Barnes, Brummer's bedbug powder agent for The Latest, requests a car-load of the powder to the Cour d'Alene mines. The note proclaims the camp alive and hints at millions and a fortune for the person who supplies the dust.

Cour d’Alene A. H. Barnes Brummer

Reno man builds pest exterminator inventor praised

A Reno man spent two months developing a dog cat and chicken exterminator aimed at small towns. The note mentions crowds at Steamboat and Reno visits, horse thefts captured by James Cardwell in Hawthorne, and local weather and crop updates. Also references Theodore Roosevelt denying Blaine Logan surprise and Parker’s remedies praised in ads.

Reno James Cardwell Hawthorne Austin Esmeralda

Masonic Grand Lodge In Session In Virginia City

Prom Wednesday's Daily Journal reports the Masonic Grand Lodge in session in Virginia City, with notes on local improvements, public events, appointments, and various happenings across the region including weather, rail delays, and notable visits. The item lists numerous individuals and ongoing local affairs, reflecting a busy county scene.

Burke Property Mine Development in White Pine County

Burke of White Pine county, brother of Jim Burke who discovered mines north of the Comstock, visited Reno with a Boston capitalist to inspect his brother’s mine. The mission succeeded, with wine rising to reports and plans to develop the mine systematically this summer. Burke will oversee the work as Boston financiers fund an interest in the property.

Burke Farmer Burke White Pine County Jim Burke Comstock Reno Boston Party

Predicted Storm Foretold By Professor Legate

Professor Legate forecasts unsettled weather with a heavy thunderstorm and high winds on the 20th and 21st of the month. The storm is expected to reach Nevada by the latter date and then weaken as it crosses the Straits.

Legate Nevada St ®Rras

Insane Asylum praised for economy and reforms at Reno

Prof Scott reports on the Battle Mountain Asylum where 155 inmates are housed with 31 females and 124 males. Overseer Dr. Bishop cuts costs by dairy upgrades, a 14 cow herd, and a river boom for fuel. Inmates assist in land clearing, 80 acres of alfalfa, a new barn, and improved heating and gardens reduce state expenses.

Scott Battle Mountain Messenger K. Reno Depot Hotel Reno Bishop Walker Marsden

Singular accident in Sacramento ends with tooth loss

Aiken, near Sacramento, pulled a false tooth in a cherry tree sighting a bird. The plate landed in his stomach and could not be dissolved. After days of agony, the teeth were expelled, leaving him toothless but relieved. Local Nevada political notes follow with various eastward trips and state officers installed in Virginia City. A Blaine and Logan club is mentioned.

Sacramento James H. Aiken Aiken Mr. Aiken Mr. Aitken

Reception at Fulton Residence Delights Village Guests

A Tuesday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Fulton’s River Front home drew many friends. Music by Hastings band and a German dance led by Miss Annie Dealy and Mr Wright entertained, with elaborate lunch by Charlie Legate. Attendees wore ornate gowns. green moss and flowers adorned the marble mantel.

Mrs. Fulton Repo Hasting Annie Dealy Wright Allen Bragg Les Cascades Valley Bell de- Lyon Houston Dr. Dawson Dr. Wagar C. H. Stoddard L. D. Folsom J. B. Williams C. Jones W. D. Phillips Rolfe J.J. Poor I. Fredrick B. F. Leete A. H. Manning

Poppy laden outfits at Mrs. Davis and others

Thesday's Deliy Jowrat notes a long list of ladies in carriage dress including Mrs J T Davis Mrs George Hill Mrs Frank Payne and many others in silk satin and lace, with bouquets of flowers. Gentlemen present include Falton Knowles Chamberlain and many more.

N. Roff S. M. Jamison de- Lyon R. 8. Osburn Lyman Virginia B. F. Bacon Verdi J. Dealy Carson Smith Dr. Bergstein Fassett Lisle Jamison Parker J. S. Knowles T. F. Laycock Baptiste Charles Gnuilling Novacovich J.T. Davis Leor Fichu George Hill Frank Payne P. N. Markey E. Fowler Wadaworth W. M. Boardman Barnett Whitbeck Boca Cardinal Rosea O. Whitaker I. B. Martin W. BR. Chamberlain H.L. Fish R. Smith R. H. Lindsay J. Schooling C. J. Brookins J.F. Alexander Flora Finlayson Lexa Finlayson Tarleton Jessie Jamison Etta Smith Beckie Fredrick May Knox Emma Fish Millie Doten Cora Jones Cora Manning Mary Hight Katie Hight Ella McNeeley Eva Barnes Josie Barnes Miss Knowles Mollie Rolfe Katie Kinkead Hattie Schooling Minnie Gibbs Henry May Cara Miss Quaiffe Josie Burnett BL Falton J S Knowles W BR Chamberlain G R Mosher Jerry Schooling JB Williams CJ Brookins P B Comstock A Dawson Bishop Whitaker de Bergstein Wm Lucas Judge King Ed Fowler HJ Thyes Chas Gulling H W Higgins F M Payne HE Higgins al Wright AH Manning Frank Cory BS Osborn EB Jone Marett Dr J Lewis A Nichols J Fredricks H L Fish B Smith LD Folsom

Mysterious Disappearance of Alfred Sheldon Near Kansas City

Alfred Sheldon, English agent for Blue Spring Milling Co., vanished near Kansas City, sparking rumors of an accounts shortage. Two letters received by Mrs. Sheldon claim he is held by the milling company, who demand settlement. England seeks consular inquiry in New York.

Alfred Sheldon Blue Spring Milling Company Kansas City Missouri Sheldon Friends of Sheldon England New York

Local court notes and a whisker dye ad

Justice Young handled a lively criminal docket yesterday with Frank McNay Pete Looney and Tom Fisher all hit with 30 to 60 day sentences for whisky sales to Indians. Wilson Williams fined for vagrancy. The week will see more criminal cases. A whisker dye ad promotes Buckingham's Dye claiming convenience durability and low cost. Irish publicist A M Sullivan criticizes dyn amite outrages by Irishmen.

Justice Young Frank McNay Pete Looney Tom Fisher James Wilson George Williams

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