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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 1

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DAILY NEVADA STATE JOURNAL VOL EVIL RENO NEVADA WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 30 VERDICT WAS Oil Industry OR LON KEY Is Profitable The Big Damage Suit Was Lost by the Plaintiff The big damage suit brought by John A Christie guardian of Herbert Christie against Lonkey has at last been settled The case has been before the Court for eight days all told and was hotly contested by the re spective parties Yesterday the law yers for plaintiff and defendant argued their cause and the Jury' was instruct od to deliberate upon their verdict shortly after 1 A verdict was arrived at at 8 last night and the Jury stood 9 to 3 in favor of the defendant It Is understood that the case will be 1 epealed Although young Christie suffered the loss of an arm it was brought out in the evidence deduced that it was through no fault of the Company and furthermore it was shown that Lonkey could not have be held lespohslble for the accident anyway for the Sunrise mill did not at the time of the Injury to Christie belong to him Mitchell and Porter were the owners then Torreyson Summerfield and Benj Curler were the attorneys while Alfred Chartz and 1) Leishman wore of counsel for plaintiff (J Exten sion Program The development of the oil fields in California has been something wonder ful during the past two years ive districts in Southern California have productive wells possessing a monthly capacity of 1569600 barrels In San rancisco alone the annual consump tion of oil as a fuel has increased 1000 per cent and a proportionate increase is noted all over the State A conser vative value of the California oil fields put at $100000000 not including the capital put into machinery and wells According to Mrs Bowers the "Washoe Nevada has every bit' the show to increase her mining interests as California has for Mrs Bowers prophesies that oil will be dis covered in Washoe valley in such quan tities as was never heard of before in all the of tlie oil fields The oil industry is one of growing importance and as there are indica tions of the valuable stuff in many sections of Nevada we might live to see The last prophesy come true The McKinley Mine at Ely The outcroppings of the McKinley mine at Ely this State show a lead ore that will go as high as $100 to the I ton These properties were purchased by the late President some time ago land deeded to his wife rom all in i dications the mines are rich and I a large body of ore must exist in that region Mrs McKinley shortly become a millionaire mine owner and as min SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Items About People Who Travel to and ro Miss Pearl Laughton spent yesterday in Reno Camille Lonkey left for Verdi this morning A Hummel returns to Wads worth today A Moncure of Constantia is in Reno on business Henry A Butters came in from Con stanita yesterday Have Miller of Eden Valley is a guest at the Palace John Moffatt ran in from Golconda Hot Springs yesterday Mrs Ed Monahan was an arrival on last evening's Prof Kennedy went down with the fotball boys yesterday Thos Pixley Chas Mitchell and Souehereau have returned to Verdi Cooke has returned from To nopah where he went on legal busi ness Clark representing the Cordova Vineyards of California has business in Reno rank Paul from White Pine is spending a day' or two in town Hudgins and wife are guests at the Arcade They came in from Bodie yesterday McInnis came up from his tour through Wadsworth and Oling house yesterday Tlie University Extension is doing some very beneficial and appre ciated work in Elko A course of lec tures uy members of the faculty has been arranged by Dr Stubbs and the Elko County Board of Education for the benefit of the stud ents and teachers of the High Schol The course comprises three lectures on chemistry by Prof Wilson three on travel by Prof Church tlir on art by Miss Martin and three on English by Prof Cushman These lectures will run through the months of December January ebru ary and March ing machinery is being placed on her properties there is no doubt but what the Company who are developing them believe in the reported richness of the claims Heedless of ish Law An individual partly concealed in the willows below the bridge passed tlie time of day yesterday in fishing in the Truckee In another column of this issue appears a letter from the Deputy' Game Warden aneut illegal fishing We hope that those who have authority may surprise him who angles for trout in so conspicuous a locality in the close season (Stop It I I That Cough with uld fiuIiioned I I reliable I Syrup of White Pine Compound Gives relief is safe and reliable 5 25c ddd 5Cc per bottle 1 or a Is Quick Relief for a COLD IN THE HEAD Cures in 21 hours 25c a Box tmmuoiMY i ending Druggists I CORNER 2d VIRGINIA STS i Painful Accident Mrs Williams met with a painful accident yesterday afternoon She had been out driving and when about to alight from her carriage the horse backed suddenly throwing Mrs Williams violently to the ground in flicting a painful accident in the shape of a broken ankle and several minor sprains Correct Location Blanks (ovation blank's made out in the most convenient form known and con forming in respect with the min ing laws of Nevada can be had at The Journal office Prospectors or one intending to locate a claim or lyvo should take a look at these neat and correct notices of location TO PROSPECTORS AND MINERS A fine line of microscopes and com passes from 25 cents to $2 at the rank Golden Store Myers and Sellers the cattle buyers lire here for the purpose or laying in a supply of Nevada beef Levy and Barney Horn cattle men from San rancisco are busily en gaged in buying Nevada cattle The ladies of the Mitchell Relief Corps are to give a Hallowe'en supper Thursday afternon in Invest ment Hall Shall We Have a Carnival Week Communications have been received by the officials of the town of Reno from an Amusement Association of San rancisco in which very urgent terms are put forth for these same honorable bodies to take into consid eration the project of holding a Street Carnival in this city instead of the annual State air next year Those who did the intricacies of the Carson City Carnival and Street air will be able to judge just how these Institutions are carrjed on With all the little side shows and fakirs and glitter and glare of tinsel Renoites would certainly be able to pass a very giddy yyeek in which troubles could be drowned in the gaie ties of a Mardi Gras etc Let us have a Street air by all means! A HANDSOME PRESENT A beautiful line of elegant hand painted China at Jewelry Store Call and examine our stock the finest on the coast Mr GEO LAMB the welhknown agent for some of the largest and most stylish cloak and suit houses on the coast has re moved his lines to this store and from this time on he will be pleased to see his friends and customers at We Are Agents or Glove itting World Renowned Corsets GRAY REID CO Honest Prices 237 VIRGINIA SiREET Adjoining Nevada Bank TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES UTURE STEAMBOAT Busy Season for Stockmen OUR BOYS WELCOMED News of the Day Presented in Brief orm tor Perusal by Busy Readers Thirty persona are reported to have lost their lives in a race war in Lou isiana A miner was rescued from a mine in Utah after being entombed for sixty one hours There is a revival of rumors to the effect that Miss Stone has been killed by her abductors Rumors of King illness will retard preparations for thecorona tion'of tfew king A klnetescope owner offered Warden Meade $2000 for permission to take a picture of Czoigosz entering the death chamber Czolgosz made a brief speech just be fore the current was turned on say ing that he was not sorry for what he had done but expressed regret that he had not seen his father President assassin was electrocuted at 7:12 o'clock yesterday morning He faced his doom with stolid indifference and remained unre pentant and sullen to the end Laid to Rest in Mother Earth Wintcrmarnle and Mrs Marian Brush both of Elko came in to attend the funeral 'Of their mother The funeral of Mrs Wlntermantle took place from the home of Edward Barber yesterday afternon The ser vices were conducted by Rev Mr Unsworth and tlie simple and impress ive Episcopalian burial sermon was quite in accord with the good true life of tlie woman who has forever left this troubled sphere The interment took place at the new grounds west of town All Quiet in Halls of Justice Judge Linn took a long quite rest yesterday there were no offensive ho bos no drunken Indians not even a petty larceny case ruffled the calm of the Justice Halls However Judge did issue a certificate to a man who lugged in a sackful of coyote scalps and the genial spent a half hour clipping the ears off from many scalps of the noxious animals Coyote scalps bring in a bounty of 50 cerjts per capita and for him who slays a fero cious wild cat a big iron dollar is due Roll of Honor The following is the Roll of Honor for Anderson's District for month gf October Elsie De Remer 99 Myrtle Drake 99 Echo Drake 9S Blaine Hansom 93 Grace Etchegpine 97 Lpn Lqng fleld Bertha Peterson 95 Willie Peckham 90 Roy Morton 94 Chester Twaddle 91 Bernard Etchegoine 90 Herbie De Remer 95 ETHEL PECKHAM Teacher Only One License A license was issued to Benjamin Andrews permitting him to wed Louisa Adams The groom hgileij from New York State iut the bride was a native Californian Their ages were a litle out of the ordinary figure for those of a bride and groom The man claimed sixty three years and thg bride well that would be telling RenaWfoporium The Racket Kc'has been purchased by Eatomref Redding The fuller space in the hiilding has been more than doubled and the interior made very ((tractive The store will be a de partment one an emporium Mr ad appears in this Issue of Tne Experts Pronounce the Hot Water District a Wonder The San rancisco News Letter of the 26th devotes considerable space to an article on Steamboat Springs and its outlook owing to the rich gold find which promises to be a wonder It states that some years ago geologists who camped at that point for some three months in their report claimed that from the properties con tained in tlie waters of those geysers I that there could not be any doubt but that gold was being precipitated with in thirty or forty feet from the sur face This claim was further sub stantiated by geologists sent out from the California State University At that time the springs were spouting from thirty to forty feet in the air the water being about 140 degrees With the construction of the Sutro tunnel many of these springs became extinct and it was while boring for an extinct spring that the discovery of the rich prospect was made Owing to the peculiar formations into which he had run Mr Hopkins decided to have the rock assayed the result being a value of $2000 and over to the ton Every bit of the property In this lo cality is now staked out Mr Hop kins and the Butters Brothers' who have made a fortune mining in South Africa are at work with a force of men and machinery sinking shafts The News Letter claims that in all the purchase and bonds will aggregate $2000000 and that within sixty days the territory will be proven and if the deposit is found which Mr Hopkins struck the amount taken from the field will be wonderful The highest assay given is $4400 the lowest $987 to the ton and with geologists reporting the precipitation of gold hopes run high and that sec tion may prove one of immense wealth Reno Mining Co to Develop Claims This is the busy season of the year when the stockmen congregate about the corridors of Reno hoatelries' and discuss the ins and outs of the stock market Since Reno is a converging point for the biggest cattle and sheep ranges in the State a correspondingly large number of men whose main busi ness lies in the raising and marketing of sheep and cattle frequent our thor oughfares Trainloads of cattle leave almost daily for San iancisco and eastern points and sheep trains are unloading and loading at the stock yards with un ceasing regularity The recent storm has compelled all the remaining flocks and herds to hur ry down from the hill ranges and Reno benefits thereby as the yards are the most convenient lipping station in evada Lodge PeoUe to Congregate Here The A and Degree of Honor are makin preparations for a big re union and jollification today Twelve lodges arc to participate in the jubilee and Investment Hall is to be the scene of the merry making Dele gations will arrive from Virginia City Carson and Wadsworth besides other towns in Nevada and the committees that have the arrangements in hand promise all who attend a most jovial time Tickets may be secured from Mrs Currie Pavola and Wm Cop persmith COLLECTING OR THE JOURNAL Owing to the increase of the cir culation of The Journal we find it impossible to collect for the entire route in one day and hereafter we will col lect on Saturdays and Mondays begin ning Saturday Nov 2d Patrons will please take notice TAYLOR BROS Journal Carriers There wll be a special train on the 30th of this month for the benefit of those who wish to attend the Work men re union at Reno ootball Team Arrives on Berkeley Campus Tuesday's Chronicle publishes a very good write up of the Nevada foot ball team The game with Berkeley comes off at three o'clock thiBjrfter noon The Chronicle says in part: he Sa ji brush xv ill be en tertained by the various fraternity houses during their stay in Berkeley The college is looking forward to the match with unusual interest All'the indications point to a hard fought game and piobably the closest ever I'ayed between the two universities aJa ias a fast team well coached and built on a foundation of experi enced players It has this season de feated the Reliance Club by a score of 11 to 0 and the Chico Normal School by 47 to 0 It is coached by A Stickle tackle and captain of Michig 1899 eleven Its men average snipped about 1C5 pounds very close to the weight of the California team With good weather and a fast field the possibilities are such that the experts are careful about expressing an opin ion on the result Beware of the 6ate Lifters Tomorrow night is All Hallowe'en and the usual pranks will naturally keep timid and overly precise mortals on tenter hooks Then again young America frequently gets a night pre vious on such occasions and enjoys the exciting novelty of two nights given up to the unholy god of mischief So to be on the safe side gates not securely attached to deeply planted posts were better off in a pad locked cellaf tonight where they would not' offer any temptation for irrepressible who just happened to run across them Headquarters for Singer sewing ma chines 17 O'Connor block 5t The Reno Mining Company in which firm are listed some of most energetls citizens is to put a forge of miners to work in their mines that lay about a mile to the east of Henry Rit er's iron mine This Company expects to do exten sive developing work all through the winter and as the assays of rock taken from these claims run up to very good figures the corporation's prospects are very pleasing The principal stockholders in the Reno Mining Company are Bob Parry Henry Riter Dave Dysart Prof Caf frey and Burton Most likely ore shipments will be made from the claims before long Masonic Honors Conferred Surveyor General Matthew Kyle was advanced to the degree of a Knight of the Court of Honor iq the Scottisli rite by tlie Supreme Council at its recejif session In Washington Decorative Art Harmonious Picture raming can be easily obtained by a selection from our large stock of frame mouldings All our now designs are about in and will be shown in our window next week tf PORTEfilJS DECORATIVE CO SAVE AN EXAMINATION EE By going to the rank Golden Jewelry Store and having your eyes examined free of charge the only gratduate optician in Nevada Glasses fitted and adjusted in a scientific manner locality OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT fl LEISHMANS SHOE STORE THIS is new store The patronage we are receiving the styles we are showing and the sales we make has given us the right to claim we are headquarters for footwear of fashion The largest cities exhibit no newer styles May we not have the pleasure of a visit from you and your family? Such a visit will undoutedly pay you not only in actual cash saving but in receiving better shoes for less money than from any ether es tablishment leishman The Shoe Man MARTIN BLDG VIRGINIA ST Journal To Exploit Tonapafy A combination gf Salt Lake capital ists have invested $200000 in the won derful camp of Tonopah and from all accounts these gentlemen have bought up sufficient ground in Tono pah to control a major interest in the future proceedings of the camp Grapes for Sale Offers will be received for a carload of grapes that were in the wreck that occurred in the Reno yards last Sun day The grapes are of a choice table variety' and in first class condition They can be viewed at the freight d' pot Tfie wprk of grading for the poles to carry power to the Butters cyanide plant in Six mile canyon began fqdfiy with great vigor About 1g Qomstock ers were amopg the men employed on the wgrk At the present rate of prog ress it will not take more than 10 days to finish the job of putting up the poles The men employed in the work are re ceiving union wages Chronicle 5c OR IVE CENTS 5c You can' buy a good Outing lannel or io cents You can buy the best flannel or io cents You can buy a good Turkish owel or 25 cents You can buy a large Turkish Towel or 25 cents You can buy Wool Hose or 25 cents You can buy a neat Teck Tie all silk or 25 cents You can buy three pair men's Cotton Hose or 25 cents You can buy a good Cotton vest for ladies or 25 cents You can buy three yards of Muslin or 25 cents You can buy Bose Supporters Bustle Sanitary Belts Best Ribbed Hose Hair Ornaments Etc Etc Novelty Dry Goods Store Phone Black 242 BLOCK Opposite Postoffice Attention to Mail Orders.

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Years Available:
1870-1983