Local Notes Include Mines and Legal News From Winnemucca
Personal notes report visits by B F Baker and Hon A Morrison in town. Uncle John Borland touts a California placer mine with no sale at 40000 and a hoped for million. A court commission studies Paul Cleveland insanity case after a hoax. Supreme Court affirms Neese G and C M Co vs Rye Patch C M and M Co decision on Alpha mine tithe.
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John Borland
John
California
B. F. Baker
Ten Mill Station
Buffalo Station
Idaho Real
Hon
A. Morrison
Rye Pateh
Bonnitieu
Paul Cleveland
Cleveland
Winnemu
Con
Terry
Neese G. & C. M. Co
Rye Patch C. M. & M. Co
Carson
Supreme Court
District Court
Alpha
Rye Patch Company
Revse Company
Humboldt Territory Opinion Letter From Washington Territory
A letter from G. W. Leach, dated Big Lake Washington Territory March 19 1880, discusses winter conditions in Washington Territory, harvest prospects, and opinions on moving there. He notes variable weather, a heavy snowfall, livestock health, and compares with Nevada. He urges caution to potential settlers while mentioning local claims and stock movements.
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Humboldt
Hazleton
Big Meadows
Washington Territory
Silver State
A. T. Gilson
G. W. Leach
Big Lake
W. T
Leach
St. John
Colfax
Nevada
Seattle
Fenn Sam
Paradise Notes from the Reporter
Old resident C Choate dies leaving a wife and ten children. Harvey Bros cattle losses exceed 600 head from severe cold. They employ men to skin carcasses for hides. The Bullion of Paradise mill resumes after repairs and expands to twenty tons daily. Republicans nominate RK Lt Scott for state convention delegate at Grange Hall. Blaine favored. Primaries set for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bros
Paradise
Grange Hall
Scott
James G. Blaine
Central Committee Meeting In Idaho Bullion Town
The Democratic County Central Committee will meet this evening at A. W. Fisk office in Idaho Bullion Wells Fargo express reports arrival of eleven shares of bullion from Silver City valued at 21 595 05 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committon
Democratic County Central Committee
A. W. Fisk
Idaho
Wells, Fargo & Co
Silver City
County Commissioners Set Tax Levy and Bonds Approved
The Board of County Commissioners met and granted a petition to use the Courtroom for a Democratic State Convention if Centennial Hall is unavailable. Bonds for James Byrnes and C. W. Hinkey were released from John Byrnes, and E C Asher and E W Crutcher bonds were approved. General tax of five cents per hundred and several specific levies were approved totaling 2.60 per hundred. Meeting adjourned to 10 4 a.m. The quarter ending June 30 1880 shows school money apportionment by County Superintendent Chenoweth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
H.W. Wood
R. H. Scott
H. C. Marker
Centennial Hall
James Byrnes
C. W. Hinkey
John Byrnes
J. P
Paradise Township
E. C. Asher
Lake Township
E. W. Crutcher
Pinte Valley
Liberal Church Punctuality and New Local Trades
A local notice cites a punctual Liberal congregation with a few fainting spells and announces Sunday services at Oriental Hall starting 7 30 pm. It also mentions a Liberal League, academic progress, and quotes Bible verses, alongside ads for groceries sugar prices and seed potatoes from area merchants with cash-only sales and bread delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Hall
Lecres Atston
Oyn
Liberal League
Aly
Aston
Archaic Auction Prices Scribbled Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a list of prices and quantities with per pair costs and bets. The readable items mention 2.50 per pair and small unit counts, suggesting a market or catalog snippet without clear context or full details.
Levy & Tie Store Hooda Answerpeause Ad Quirk
Odd promotional fragment credits Levy and Tie store as the place where customers seek Hooda Answerpeause for cheap cash deals. The brief text mixes product naming with sales pitch, lacking clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy & Tie Store
August Flower and Other Local Ads From 19th Century Almanac
A jumble of vintage advertisements tout Grima’s August Flower for dyspepsia and liver issues, claiming three doses cure cases and selling two million bottles yearly. Includes almanac offers, bakery prices, caterer services, a real estate listing, garden seeds, free lunch notices, and a saloon promotion, all in a single local paper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grima
Grren
G. G. Grier
Woodbury
N. J
A. B.A
Do You Believe It In Digestion Relief and Pain Remedies
A sales pitch touts Shilohs Vitalizer for dyspepsia sour stomach and constipation at 75 cents with guarantee. Also advertised are Hackmetack perfume Brown’s Pain Panacea and Vermifuge for worms with prices. A Dever Baxum bread offer is noted and various druggists are named.
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Shiloh
C. A. DrSaussure
Brown
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Es &. W. Bee
LETIN
War Department
Garon U
Army
Anil
Ier
Fe Boive
Ilaho
Omaha
Barrament
Batt Lake
Vth
Cal
BAN Preancisco Stock Report
Jackson
Anhatian
Paradine Hut
Uys
Metalic
Fruihde
Belle Ble
Foton
Diablo
Belding
Vjiboo Bohetat
Beton
Tioga
Ou Bajwar
Ry Rade
Goodeyuan Sy
Couworstia Too
Beldere
Fini Chamydon
Booker Fo Soo
Seth Bodhe
Pacifier
Dudley
Nooney
Noonwlay
Ste
Orlantthe
Marmoth
Bowuan
Orr
Tapay
Trey Queen
Martin White
Oho Potorl
Paine
Dyer
Oh Lia Welul
Fielaber
Nevails
Uta Dfaz
Lam Zaks Oath
Onion
Attu A
Pwieden
Julia
Bilver Hil Joe
New York Juetice
Od L Wien
Vroukibental
BON Andes
Heorplou
Lawton
Markey
Kamen
Local Intelligence
Undeddra
Reese Vs
Rye Patch
Warrington Trrretory
E. W. Wells
L. B. Brackett
Paradise Notes
Reporter
C. Choate
Conte Sombuarioners
C. Crexowerh
C. Robins
mStf
Lovelock Station
R. R
Mbhildt Joux HarRison
Duver Baxeby
Elet
Winnemucca
Neva
Este
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Peter
Canton
Ting
Bere
Levy & CO
Winnemueca
Depot
Freight House
Avoura Grrrayye
New York
Third Street
Messrs. Levy
C. Chenoweth
Bridge Street
A. D. Williams
Palace Saloon
Frank Fellows
Charles Heldsieek
C. A. DeSaussure
Hackmetack
C. A. DeSaussveg
Winnemaces
Nevee
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