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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1880
Page
3
Observations were taken at Liesae moment across all stations. Data notes reference signal coron measurements and a timestamp near 14 1280 417, indicating synchronized readings by the ae Department.
Local Intelligence reports the Board of Pardons met in Carson and denied the commutation of Charles Wooley Hyer from death to life imprisonment. Hyer was to be executed on the seventh of the month, two weeks hence, and officers noted he believed his sentence would be commuted before the dispatch arrived.
The following citizens are named as Grand Jurors for the current term: David Girsux M J Stanton Richard Robinson George Berrett KR W Lewis Hd Binkel William Blackstock Daniel Haykina M Mosman G F Muller Homer Davis L K Craiv David Van Lewnep Geo F Smith Robert Wetherly Charles McDoid J F Abel Rohart Kemp Bet Hughes William Weir Jol Jurguna H C Tandy George Berk Thomas Sears. Jurors must appear in the courtroom at 9:00 AM on April 21.
A Big Meadows correspondent asks what friction arose at the Democratic County Central Committee meeting. The issue was an attempt to appoint delegates to the State Convention rather than allow party members to elect them. The move was blocked by a decisive majority. delegates will be elected by the members, not appointed.
A. H. Ruse located quartz near Willow Creek Station Idaho about fifty miles north from here. D Van Lennep assayed samples showing first class ore $359.69 in silver and $8268 in gold per ton and second class $1551 in silver and $41.34 in gold per ton. The ledge runs about twenty feet wide and northern Humboldt offers promising unprospected country for mining prospects.
In a heated exchange, The Reporter battles a sugar cane question labeled saccharine by critics. The moment, infused with medical metaphors and punning, ends with the reporter unsettled by the stubborn term.
John Guthrie delivered a batch of fine young poplars to the Courthouse yesterday for planting in the grounds. The event highlights community effort to beautify local premises with newly planted trees.
C C Hesowern announces a fresh delivery of groceries at his cash shop. Customers may buy seven pounds of brew or six pounds of white sugar for one dollar. He asserts all goods are genuine and not shoddy, aiming to attract buyers with fair pricing.
Four rare seed potato varieties offered for sale at a low price at Jovelock Station. Advertisement mentions items sold by Jovy Liamison of Moston and brand names Haked Beans And Brown Bread. Details are fragmentary and phrasing is archaic.
A citizen letter from Golconda rebukes W C G over road work on Gold Run Road District. The writers accuse him of exaggerating effort, overcharging county, and failing to improve adjacent bridges and embankments. They petitioned county officials to divide the district and note alleged gratuitous bills. Signers include Frutx N Levy and others.
Levi and Co proprietors announce a store notice in Winnemucen dated March 11 1840. The short notice identifies the Revolution Store and its proprietors.
Dr A Boschee's German Syrup is extolled as a premier remedy for lung troubles and coughs. The ad claims two million bottles sold yearly and asserts long-standing efficacy since 1868. A sample bottle is offered for ten cents and the full price is seventy three cents.
A mix of old ads offers meals at the Depot Restaurant for 25 cents, seeds from Gordon and C Chenoweth in Winner Nevada, free nightly lunches at A D Williams Palate Bayou, and Frank Fellows fashion samples. Pain relief from Brown's Panacea and Shilohs products, Vermifuge for worms, and Shilohs lung cure advertised with prices. The Deror Bakery delivers fresh bread.
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