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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1880
Page
3
A brief wartime dispatch notes army signals activity at multiple stations on Avri 22 1890 with actions taken at the same moment during a fine period. The record indicates routine signaling operations across locations.
Local Intelligence notes Nevada experiences an unusual spring with strong winds and heavy snow. It compares harsher tornado and hurricane events in Kansas Missouri and widespread rain in Sacramento. Observer Williams reports daily rainfall now shown for previous 24 hours, replacing the prior eight hour measure.
The crew works at the rear of the Courthouse to erect a scaffold for the expected execution of C. W. Hymer next Tuesday. The condemned man is described as cheap but determined not to break down. A note from Paradise Lodge No. 25 indicates election of B. I., Riley, R. H. Scott, Chas Singhas, J. B. Case and Ferdinand Bauman as lodge representatives to the Grand Lodge of Nevada meeting in Virginia City on the first Monday in June. News reports snow and rail delays with a blockade on the mountains and officials aiding in snow removal. W. B. Taylor, soon after selling mining interests in Bodie, returned West today after completing his mission.
A car load of mining machinery for the Tremont Mining Company at Silver City arrived for use. About 150 emigrants passed through today, though many continue westward.
In the February 1890 term four cases were acted on. Attorney entries include E. J. Akin for the plaintiff in State v Akin and granting S. S. Grass as counsel for the defendants in the Chinese defendants case. An administrator’s sale of real estate was ordered in the estate of W. H. Lissner. In I. F. Eaton v F. J. McWorthy et al, default was entered and judgment for the plaintiff was ordered.
James Thacker was shot by James Doraine at the Capital Saloon last evening. Doraine was arrested and jailed after Deputy Davidson and Frank Rose took him into custody. Thacker received medical treatment and was released on bail. Doraine remained in jail as bail was set at 500 dollars. The case is to be presented to the Grant Jury.
Joe Pergue and George White, each sentenced to about three hundred days in jail for firing six sh shooters at persons and things during a Paradise Valley spree around February 1, left the country after the Supreme Court discharged them on Anders writ. They fled fearing Grand Jury indictments, leaving quietly while described as decent when sober and rough when drinking.
The New York Sun reports the burial of ex Judge John S Berry of California from Winterbottom's 194 Spring Street undertaking establishment. Many Western men and old city friends attended the funeral. Berry joined Senator Douglas on his electioneering tour and later settled in New York where he died at 10 West Fourth Street.
J. A. Hill reports mills at Bullion of Paradise Mill and Paradive are at full capacity after repairs. Heavy storms froze roads, delaying ore transport and forcing a brief shutdown. Snowdrifts blocked mountain railings, hindering travel as Boston excursionists await Reno blockade removal.
Arieptel Halle hosts a Free Concert and Lecture by Prof. Alston and Buckner featuring the musical piece Indian Girl's Dream. The event invites all to attend Saturday evening with parishioners promising an engaging program in the hall. Charles Kenner and Wash O'Neal report wheat and barley crops largely sown in Paradise Valley predicting good yields and ample water. farming continues despite weather as ground remains favorable for plowing.
The grand jury reported to the district court last evening dismissing the charge against seven Chinamen arrested in Paradise for keeping resorts for opium smoking. Six were in jail. the seventh was free on bail and his bondsmen were released. A train left Trackee last night carrying mails and eastbound passengers. a westbound freight train brought no California freight and no merchandise has arrived since last Friday.
Advertisements tout Brown's Household Panacea as a universal pain destroyer for internal and external use, plus Brown's Vermifuge Comfits for worm prevention and Saloh's Consumption Cure for lung ailments. Promotions urge easy dosing, claim rapid relief, and list prices and local druggist sellers.
An agency for Pred ericksburg Beer is secured in town. The beverage is described as exhilarating without intoxication and is always available on tap at the Brewery Saloon opposite the Court house. Also mentions Henry Besen lunches and event catering at the Depot.
The ad touts Grexx's August Flower as universally popular since 1868 for dyspepsia and liver complaints noting relief after three doses. It warns of imitators and promotes an Almanac free with a two cent stamp requests, pricing 75 cents and 10 cent samples. It mentions two million bottles sold last year and a Woodbury New Jersey origin.
A weak stomach remedy by De Avourn Grrzxep, renowned New York caterer, promises cure at the Depot Restaurant for 25 cents and up. Delicacies cooked to order, at all hours, with fish and game on hand. Seed potatoes offered at low prices by Lovelock Station supervisor John Harrison on the Nevada sub-branch line.
Seed buyer alert for fresh garden, grass and flower seeds with C Chenoweth at Cash Store Bridge street Winnemucca Nevada. Bar 0tf.
Local notice invites attention to a free lunch program at A. D. Wildfame and nearby Palave venue, urging attendees to remember the event for each night.
Fragmentary notice describes wine for brave hearts at Frank Fellows related fashion samples. It mentions Heidsieck and Devor Bakery, and a map delivering fresh bread twice daily for 25 eng.
Postmaster F. C. Rosrys lists daily money order hours from 8 to 9 a m and 3 30 to 4 p m with no Sunday issuance. Registration letters accepted 8–9 a m and 1 30–4 p m daily. East mail closes at 9 50 a m and West mail at 12 15 p m. Local ads tout baking powder brands and fragrances, plus celery salad specials at Doc's, all in Winnemucca Nevada.
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