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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1899
Page
3
Weather turns favorable after recent rains aiding grain and hay yields. Reports from Paradise Valley and Willow Creek note cool, pleasant August conditions, good alfalfa second cut, and strong cattle and sheep range health as harvest for barley and wheat begins across the state.
The Virginia Chronicle argues most Comstock residents overlook Washoe Lake’s elevation being about 600 feet above the Sutro tunnel mouth. It says underground inflow from the lake cannot account for flooded mine levels since the tunnel sits far above the lake’s subterranean path and the greatest water inflow occurs well below the tunnel level.
Preliminary papers filed in Douglas County claim L Yort sold cattle wagon farming implements and all personal property at Kiauber ranch on August 8 to Eirkin Cohn. Complaint says total price 20 246 69, paid 2 005 with remaining 18 241 69. Plaintiff seeks judgment and 7 percent interest from date of sale.
Daily weather notice from Agriculture Weather Korea dated 14 1899 reports pressure rising west of the Rockies with general warming trend inland. Rain yesterday moved east with showers possible today and tomorrow, cooler in Idaho Utah. Hayden observer notes a drafty morning and urges De Witt’s Little Early Risers for liver regulation and constipation relief.
The Reno Journal reports the Electric Mining and Reduction Company kept a five-stamp battery running as river levels rose. The president warned that if ditch owners cut off water again they may move the works to Oreana, awaiting shipments and unloading new machinery while canceling the newsmelter order. Secretaries noted they pay cash and expect no favors, or they must abandon operations for want of water. Local businessmen reportedly urged water restrictions to deprive the reduction works.
A group of Carson wheelmen plan to organize an all wheelmen club and resume competition with Reno to win back the championship. The notice appears in the Appeal and outlines the revived team effort and racing ambition.
Dr. Hector Griswold inspected Stateline claims including Little Johnny and Ophir, with high grade ore shipments planned by August. At Vandalia, Deerlodge, and Horseshoe camps activity revived, while Pike's Diggings shows promise for a large future camp. Ophir's control shifts to Richard E. Evans as a payment nears 9,000 dollars. Boston and Montana Mining reports copper output and strong margins, planning dividends and high earnings per share.
Notes from the mining districts describe Zinc Excitement near Springfield Missouri to Empire. Towns grew rapidly with rail connections and thousands of farmers rising in wealth as mining related industries flourished. An estimated 100000 people flocked to the region this summer.
Charles Senglas a longtime resident of Paradise Valley, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. A German native aged about 60, he worked in the early wagon and farming days and was esteemed by neighbors. He belonged to Paradise Lodge No. 2 and will be buried under I.O.O.F. auspices. Funeral set for tomorrow at Odd Fellows building.
D Giroux progresses on a large modern livery stable opposite the Winne Mincea hotel with a 45 foot frontage on Bridge street. Contractor Franklin leads six workers, expecting substantial completion in about two weeks. The facility will house 30 horses, grain and hay storage, an eight by twelve office, a cooling and feed system, a corrals area, and overhead hay barn. Also includes a 38 by 80 foot horse room and extensive feed logistics. A mixed ad section touts Mrs Winslow soothing syrup, De Witt products, and water notice for City of Troy residents.
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health, promising relief from feminine disorders, inflammation, and debility. It includes testimonials and urges purchase through the World’s Dispensary Medical Association with mail-in order options.
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