Stovex State Office Moves to New Bridge Street Building
The Stovex State office relocates from Railroad street to a new building on Bridge street opposite the Court House, marking a local government office move.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1875
Page
3
The Stovex State office relocates from Railroad street to a new building on Bridge street opposite the Court House, marking a local government office move.
A dense OCR style listing shows mine names and figures with percentages and numbers. The columnar data includes Gould & Curry Belcher Crown Point Chollar and Sierra Nevada with values, plus numerous numeric tags and place names indicating historic mine performance or production figures. The fragment preserves names like Ophir, Consolidated Virginia, Nevada districts, and assorted mines with percent figures and totals.
A collage of town items dated curiosities and jokes with names like Winnemucca and Piutes. Mentions Mo lasses Hollow, Coronet Harvie shipping beef to San Francisco, and a family delaying westward for a sick child. A local craftsman, Norton, A. Unverzagt, and Casey figure in brief vignettes.
Absent editor humorous notices and local reports include the Register tribute to the temporary editor with venison gift. Proceedings of the Humboldt County Board of Commissioners cover bridge acceptances, road conveyance, school trustee appointment, Christmas festival use, and listed county bills.
A pleasant entertainment last night at Oriental Hall drew many citizens and visitors. The event featured refined dress, lively dancing, and brief interludes for refreshments at the Y M C A. Giant Buckner and Ragsdale led the music with enthusiasm, keeping guests amused late into the night.
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