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Newspaper

Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1880

Page

3

Local Intelligence and Court Proceedings Report

The Dietewet County court held sessions with the Grand Jury filing indictments for felony against Abterk and Charley Wing and a murder indictment against Robert Sipclair. Defendants were arraigned and given until today to plead. A freight wagon marked KR Hopkins arrived at the depot, with alleged embellishments and labels. The Tanenek Club meeting drew a large audience with W A Tremalale and K W Lewis delivering speeches. The Purmose Valley Mining Company sent bullion valued at 4580 to San Francisco.

Dietewet Cont Y Vehtrday Vogt Ve Vogt Wa'etnek Abterk Charley Wing Hotert Sipclair Hopkins Depo Traud Yokoma Japan Anthor Sayar Ana J. K. Mopkinse Andoe General Grant Ly Court Purmose Valley Mining Company Vlay San Francisco

Hancock and English Interview with Gen R M Clarke Nevada Interview

General R M Clarke of Carson, Nevada, discusses national affairs and the Chicago and Cincinnati nominations. He criticizes Garfield over Credit Mobilier and DeGolyer, backs Hancock as president, and urges Nevada to support silver, railroad rate regulation, and Chinese immigration limits. He notes his independent voter stance and warns against Garfield’s influence on state prosperity.

R. M. Clarke Carson Ashe Ohio Almon P. Chase Lincoln Grant Nevada Sover East Chicago Cincinnati Clarke Hancock Fay Antaea Gen Garfield Credit Mobilier DeGolyer T Almire Ovkes Ames DeGoulyer Garfielda Ann Schuyler Colfer Oly Republican Party Aia Garnell Louisiana Texas Sherman Tilden Loniaiana Returning Board Orm Cirewin

Independent Voter Voices Own Route After Reporter's Exit

A reporter thanks a general and withdraws as the subject voices independence. The article notes a nonpartisan stance and a resolve to think freely, with the speaker asserting the right to vote as they please.

Circus Comes to Elko with Cole’s Show and Wonders

The Elko Independent reports strong attendance for Cole's circus on Friday with nearly all seats filled. A lively street parade featured a caliope on wheels and performances by Welle, Carlin, Mallock, and the Valkeys. Highlights included bareback riding, leaping, aerobatics, trained stallions, and other acts. the troupe heads to Eureka tonight. Governor Kinkead arrived from Unionville. G. L. Kanes of Stone Home reports a good hay crop on the river. General Clarke attended the Bullion sale delinquent notice and left for home as the sale was postponed to September 4. Thomas Davidson travels to Salem to join the Legislature as Baker county senator. Colonel Hardin of Quin Rover and Major Sabine, with George A. Walker, return from a mountain health trip.

W. W. Cole Circus Congress of Wonders Elko Independent Cirewe Welle Carlin Mallock Kinkead Unionville G. L. Kanes Stone Home General Clarke Thomas Davidson Salem Oregon Baker County

Provident Prampa Tramps Loot a Rail Car After Death

An engine ran over a sleeping person near the depot. Two tramps seized the corpse and stowed it in an empty car, then fled on a train. After miles, train crews halted them. The men refused to disembark until paid, sharing their loot with locals, trading pork for rice and sugar as they continued on.

Aobort

Suit Brought Over Hay Damage by Cattle Near Lander Line

Thomas Nelson sues John and A. A. Ward in Justice Ox born's Court for 123 dollars alleging cattle destroyed hay in October. Two witnesses testified yesterday. a bench warrant was issued for a fourth witness who did not appear in Coins. Cattle Shipped: W. B. Todhunter sent five carloads of beef cattle from the station to Sacramento yesterday.

W. B. Todhunter Sacramento

Rodeo party at Clark's Sept 7 1880 and ice cream service offered

Attentum Steckmeer announces a rodeo party at Clark's on Tuesday September 7 1880 to help herd Humboldt river cattle. S. P. Saurson and Ormanss ault-4t Mes. Arcenarp Roprieon will sell ice cream from that date daily at her private residence from 5 to 10 pm, with family supply available anytime. all G- Lens.

Clark’s Humboldt River S. P. Saurson Mes. Arcenarp Roprieon

Thee Meret Levy and Co Opens Largest Stock Today

Thee Meret Levy and Co open today offering the largest and most complete stock of dry goods buttons and clothing in the state. Call and see their assortment at once, as they are determined to offer goods at fair prices with daily arrivals and steady value for customers.

Thee Meret Levy: & Co Elpwill Tae & Co

Special Locals Lara Potrbank Lard Featured at F C Koniit's

The celebrated pure Fairbank's Lard can now be found at F C Koniit's who guarantees quality through personal inspection ensuring only top brands are sold.

Green's Am Lower and its claimed cures

A vintage advertisement touts Green's Am as a universal remedy for digestive ailments and dyspepsia. It claims quick cures for sour stomach headaches liver issues and indigestion with sample bottles offered at one cent and a regular bottle at 75 cents. It extols Aver’s Saparinga as restoring vitality purifying the blood and curing skin and liver disorders, urging readers to buy locally.

Eureka United States Aven San- Saparinga Aly

Praiteans Sell Cheap Fruit for Cash

Fraft Carte notes it is time to place fruit for the winter with Praiteans offering bargains for cash. Local seller R. W. Woon advertises fruit at low prices, urging immediate purchase.

R. W. Woon

Baking Powder Rivalry Promises Superior Quality

An advertisement touts Lavy & Co's Ideal baking powder as superior to others like Everybody's Baking Power, claiming no alum unless used and promising consistent lightness and texture in every bake through careful formulation.

Lavy & Co Ig vii

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