Recount Results Shift Assembly Votes in Nevada County
The recount shows Hardin gaining 4 votes and Francis losing 12 as Pitt and Hartin retain top counts. Changes occurred in Winne mucca Kennedy Lovelock Rebel Creek and McDermit with Kennedy and Rebel Creek ballots affected by ballot markings and perforations. Francis may contest Hardin's election in court or before the assembly.
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Pitt
Hartin
Frat
Hardin
Francis
Winnemucca
Kennedy
Lovelock
Rebel Creek
McDermit
Irancia
MacDermit
Rich Gold Find in Idaho Sparks Miner Expectations
An Idaho discovery 40 miles from Boise in the Boise basin reveals a bedrock ledge rich in iron pyrites. After drilling 450 feet and 15 feet into the rock, assays show three ounces of gold and 28 ounces of silver per ton, suggesting a potentially large deposit.
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Idaho City
Boise
Boise Basin
Band Members Summoned to Armory After Mine Explosion
Premature blast at the Grey Rock mine in Butte injures miner John Stone whose eyes were blown out while his partner Samuel Pollard was killed. Band members are asked to meet at the armory at 7 30 o'clock sharp tonight.
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Grey Rock
Butte
Samuel Pollard
John Stone
Stone
People's Party National Central Committee Meets in St Louis
The call announces a December 28 29 1894 meeting of the People's Party National Central Committee at the Lindell hotel St. Louis Mo. Attendees include state committee chairs reform press leaders and delegates to the 53rd and 54th Congresses plus others allied to monetary reform.
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People’s Party Central Committee
St. Louis
Reform Press Association
People’s Party
Fifty Third Congress
Stewart
Safereace
J. B. Weaver
J. G. Field
Marion Butler
Harry Skinner
M. W. Howard
J. H. McDowell
W. H. Standish
Pennoyer
Oregon
Thomas V. Cator
P. M. Wardall
M. Devine
I. L. Johnson
A. C. Fisk
D. A. Coleman
John P. Stille
M. C. Rankins
J. B. Davis
Thomas Fletcher
H. E. Loucks
W. 8. Morgan
J. B. Follett
Equitable Building
H. E. Tavnemrex
National People’s Party
Mermaid Girl Paralyzed by a Buggy Stall in Alabama
A sixteen year old girl in the Swiss colony near St Floren Alabama is described as a mermaid with the lower body fishy due to birth fright. She is bright but confined to a buggy. no surgery exists to correct the deformity. The piece also includes notices about mining law benefits, a catalog of catarrh cure offers, and a dentist visiting town.
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Asa Moore
Bigad
A. Kleintans
William Merrill
San Francisco
Carson
New York
Kenry Clews
Clews
St. Floren
Doomie
Anton Zimii
Hair Vigor Promises Scalp Health and Liver Remedy
The notice touts Ayes Hair Vigor as a warning against gray hair and a tonic for liver and kidneys, while recommending Hood's Buragee rilla for invigorating organs. It advertises sale of hay and legal blanks, and promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla for liver complaints.
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Ayer
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