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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
3
Local and personal items from Humboldt reveal arrivals from Golconda Omaha and Paradise Valley. A Quiet wedding of J T Prince and Alpha Crook commends Humboldt residents and San Francisco ties. Train delays, a horse sale, and a public meeting note closing with a lodge notice complete the column.
The Virginia Report notes a clarifying political scene with Farrington likely to win the Republican Congress nomination. McMillan and Flanigan withdraw, Wallace backs a potential gold brick for Supreme Judge, and Bonnifield is favored by the Silver party for that post. Fusion allies lean toward Newlands for Congress.
James Hendra senior died July 10 1900 at Dun Glen aged 65 a native of England who came to Humboldt County in 1865. He worked at the Desoto mine Star City and later at the Arizona mine before operating the Golden Chariot mine with his brother SoM Hendra. He died after a cold draft and was buried July 12 at Dun Glen with a large funeral attended by relatives and friends. The Episcopal service was read by M A Leonard.
A called meeting of the Republican County Central Committee will be held at Winnemucca on Saturday August 18 1900. All members and Republicans generally are requested to be present as matters of amperiapoe will come before the meeting. Thos Nelson Chairman J Anderson Secretary.
Marshal Emmitt improves rapidly at Santa Cruz and will stay for weeks. The Reno Ledger names W. C. Grimes of Churchill County as a Bryan Elector. Samuel Platt of Carson named referee in bankruptcy cases by Judge Hawley. Reno Young Men’s Republican Club reports about 200 members. Mabel Bouton, Reno actress and former resident, is a patient at Bellevue hospital New York. Chas Thrall of Wadsworth to join postal service in Honolulu and depart San Francisco soon. Robert Clark sues Robert Green for 29999 damages after assault. case settled out of court with Clark paid 25 and costs.
Moderate warmth and cool nights with light frosts mark the week across the state. No rain. droughts persistent, especially in the east and south. Haying nearly finished. grain harvest under way with good yields. ranges poor and livestock moved to fields. Also notices of a sheepmen meeting in Elko on August 23 1900 and classified ads for buggy sale and cavalry saddle horses. Married Prince Crook in Winnemucca Nevada August 14 1900.
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