Reno Beads and Brief Notes in 1884 Saturday Issue
Local Reno items report 560 registered voters in Reno precinct, urge visits to Adventist camp grounds in Western Addition, and note diverse happenings from meetings and marriages to business openings. Mentions D A Campbell in town, mining and smelting plans, and Webber Lake sale slated for September 23. Includes various brief notices on residents, transport, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra City
C. E. Philbrook
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows, Masons
Workmen
Tuscarora
Reno
Western
Canvass City
Adventist Camp
Pyramid Mining Company
Jerry Moore
Ruby Valley
Tom Wren
Charley Wallace
F. Robins
Charley McKenzy
Eureka
Mr. Douthett
Eureka Con
Lavely Politics: Convention and Primary Today
Republicans hold a county and legislative convention at the Theater at 10 a.m. with Dr. Dawson presiding and a slate including Sheriff Emmitt and Attorney Alexander. Democrats stage a primary from 10 to 6 p.m. at Judge Webaster’s office to select delegates from a 29 name ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Seymour Bryant
A. J. Banker
Sherff
Emmitt
Diannet
Alexander
Constable—Nash
Ito
Judge Webaster
Second Street
William Bryant Arrested for Forgery in Reno Case
William Bryant a former Central Pacific brakeman on a Wadsworth freight train is arrested in Sacramento on a forgery charge filed by Tom Barnett in Reno. Constable Nash retrieved him to Reno for trial after a dispute over a time card deduction. The claim alleges Bryant erased board deductions, inflated the sum by about $30, and sold the check to Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bryant
Central Pacific
Wadsworth
Sacramento
Tom Barnett
Reno
Nash
Attorney O. E. Mason Charged With Embezzlement
O E Mason an attorney at Truckee faced multiple embezzlement charges for funds collected from clients. Recently he took 101 dollars from E C Cooke, a noted blacksmith, squandered much in dissipation and gambling, fled by freight train, and was captured at Boca on Thursday night after telegrams alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Mason
Truckee
E. C. Cooke
Boca
Burial of Unidentified Man After Car Tragedy
The unidentified man killed by cars Thursday evening was buried in Potters field yesterday afternoon. No clues to identity were found on the body besides an old pipe a hair brush a jack knife and some old fare checks. An inquest was held last evening yielding no new facts. friends remain ignorant of the man’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potters’ Field
Impatient gamblers fleece Lovelocks resident at station
A pair of penniless gamblers left Lovelocks aboard a passenger train after deceiving a local citizen into handing them 60 dollars to start a game of horse poker. They spent the day “fixing things” then boarded the late afternoon train to the west in search of another mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelocks
West
First-Grade Teacher Certificates Awarded to Six Names
Examiners after a two day inspection granted first grade certificates to A. H. Rowe E. E. Winfrey Elia Mille Alice M. Alexander Nellie Musgrove and Fred Gould Second grade certificates went to Mary P. Henry W. L. Smith M. E. Henley and Alice E. Dater Also note Best orchard vinegar at A J Clark's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Rowe
E. E. Winfrey
Elia Mille
Alice M. Alexander
Nellie Musgrove
Fred Gould
Mary P. Henry
W. L. Smith
M. E. Henley
Alice E. Dater
Daly Jowner Brevities and Local Notes
Sunday's Daly Jowner itemizes community updates from Long Valley to Reno. Notables include Billy Coughlin's boy improving, Ed Dalton and Uncle Jake McKissick in town, school staffing changes, a Richmond M. Co. patent, and local court actions. Also mentions a Bank appointment, a Steamboat picnic, and Miners Union prize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake McKissick
Long Valley
District Court
Sod County Commissionera
Albian Black
Alice Daken
Frankie Grippen
Miners’ Union
Steamboat
C. F. Moeller
MWESLICAN CONVENTION NAMES NEVADA COUNTY TICKET
Yashee County Republicans convened at the Nevada Theater with F. B. Waggoner as chair. Temporary officers Dawson and Bryant named. A. K. Lamb elected sergeant at arms. 63 seats confirmed. platform endorsed urging artesian wells funding, mining growth, and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Waggoner
Republican County Central Committee
Nevada
A. Dawson
Seymour Bryant
Henry Higgins
A. K. Lamb
Committee On Permanent Organization
Washoe County
Chicago
Virginia City
Congress
Local Nominating slate and school labor critique
W. H. Young and John Bowman lead the ticket with Young declared nominee. Richard Nash nominated for Constable unopposed. John Douglas named Road Supervisor. School Trustees: W. H. Gould for Long Term and Geo H. Taylor for Short Term. Editorial urges rest on Saturdays and warns against overwork of children, arguing long-term harm from labor before maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Young
John Bowman
Young
Richard Nash
Constable
John Douglas
W. H. Gould
Geo. H. Taylor
State University Elko Fall term opens Monday
The Fall term of the State University at Elko will begin Monday. Prof. Farrington, principal of the school, stands high in his profession. One pupil passed a rigid examination last Spring for the West Point cadetship and led all nominees for cadets at West Point Academy last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Elko
Farrington
Weat Point
West Point Academy
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Weekly Beads State Journal
Daily Journal
Brevitaes
Billy Caughlin
A. J. Clark
Pat Keating
H. M. Frost
Glendale
Thompson Campbell
Lincoln County
Hill
Senator Marker
Humboldt
Victor Benson
Cr. F. McGlashan
Nevada County
Cal
Judge Webster
Thyes & Co's
Montana
Butte City
Benny Barnett
Leadbetter’s
D. H. Brown
Vivian
Carson River
Sandwich Islands
Asher P. Nichols
San Francisco
Leonora L. Green
Henry Johnson
R. A. Fraser
J. M. Hastings
Malcam
Iowa
Virginia and
Second
Webber Lake
Webber
Lavely Politics
Lindsay
Julien and Campbell
Holbrook
Hymers
Jones
Frost
Sawyer
Wadaworth
Lee
Franktown
Shoemaker
D. D. Bowen
Bowen
A.J. Clark's
Daly Jowner
Billy Coughlin
Ed Dalton
M. T. Barnett
Wm Warren
Richmond M. Co
the &J. Patrick Lode
J. C. Scntt
Mason Valley
W. 8S. Bender
First National Bank
M. J. Dillman
Osburn & B Shoemaker's
Charles Smith
H. Alexander
Belleville
J. J. Alexander
Ohio
Johnny Cannon
Lemery
Palace
James O'Neil
Woodward
Frankie
Menie Grippen
Treasure Hill
White Pine
John Farrell
Farrell
Holcombe’s Ranch
Haile
California
Mr. Kirkbride
Carson
M. B
Austin
C. A. Bateman
Baptist Church
D.B. Lyman
Virginia
Eagle Salt Works
White Plains
Jovzwan
Yashee County
J. ©. Smith
A. H. Manning
C. A. Lee
W. L. Marsden
J. H. Whited
J.J. Linn
T. G. Herman
J. W. Noyes
Wm. Merrill
J. F. Myers
J. C. Erb
J. J. Jackson
Wm. Thompson
O. Sessions
B. F. Bacon
Geo. Douglas
C. C. Monroo
Order of Business
H. L. Fish
Assemblimen
D. Alles
T. F. Laycock
Pierce Evans
Nate W. Roff
Eugene Griswold
Mr. Grswold
Griswold
Massey
Laycock
Allen
Evans
Roff
J. F. Emmitt
T. W. Julien
Charles J. Cambell
Julien
J. F. Alexander
R. H. Lindsay
Recorer
J. W. Holbrook
D. B. Boyd
C. W. Jones
W. H. Dickens
J. 5. Shoemaker
T. K. Hymers
County Central Committee
H. P. Kraus
J. F. Lewis
C. T. Bender
R. H. Kinney
E. Crane
Justice of the Peace
the State University
Vontaic Bett Co
Marshall, Mich
Westfield
Mass
J. C. Ayer & Co
Whitney
Gouverneur
Ayer
Aven
B. F. Johnson
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
March and Screich Éar
Ture Gallery
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Chisage IL
Crequired
A. Ay
Royal Baking Powder CO
Would&w
Wall St
New York
DR. Liebig
Geary St
United States
Sanitariet
Liebig
Liebig Dispensary
Geary Street
Mason Street
Kearney
Tuval
Perry & CO
Stinson & CO
Portland, Maine
Blaine
Auguste
Col Conwell
Garfield
Agenta
Allen & Co
Augusta
Maine
Erie
America
Portland
Iran
Pa Eben
Odos Dren True & CO
Thins Cove
Chieagy
Rock Island &Pacific
Worth
Archison
Fta
Albert Wen
Nortol
Tanoogs
Allaita
Aw. Louisvil
Ville le
Lexington
Cinpaté
United
Cheonea
Pold- Great Rock Island
R. Cable
Jonn
DR. Spinney NO
Hearney
Spinney
DE. Bpinney & Co
Kearney St
DR. Mintie
Kearny St
Mintie Hs
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University of Pennsylvania
A. E. Mintie
Mintie
Tutt’s Usts Ec
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