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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
4
Hermione Temple No 5 Rathbone Sisters meet every second and fourth Tuesday at Silver State hall at 4 pm Malvena Er Hill M E C Annie E LaVoy M of R and .
Humboldt Lodge No 16 L C holds regular meetings on the first and third hire day of each month at their hall in Staunton's building at 7 40 P M JON THOMAS N i SRCHER secretary
Ivanhoe Lodge No 18 Knights of Pythias holds a regular convention every Monday evening at their Castle in the UB Brown, K. secretary notes.
Readable fragments show Company D 1st Brigade G aN iN and Winnemucca No 19 G and A M scheduling regular Tuesday and Saturday gatherings. Archer captain and officers named. Meetings at 7 30 p m first third Tuesdays and first Saturdays. Members in good standing invited to attend.
A Nevada Humboldt County court orders all heirs to appear January 1, 1807, to show cause why the administrator may be directed to sell portions of real estate of the deceased. The order requires publication for four successive weeks in the Silver State newspaper in Winnemucca. District Judge A. K. Chesey signs the document dated November 180%.
Notice from the Central Pacific Railroad Company stating a list of inns and lands in townships Carson City District and surrounding ranges, open to public inspection. Protests or contests within sixty days will be reported to the General Land Office in Washington. Names include H. Gallup Register and D. H. Hall Receiver with dates in 1806.
Orrick or the County Treasurer of Humboldt County Nev announces a delinquent tax sale listing numerous parcels in Lovelock and Winnemucca. The sale, January 4 1807, covers taxes, penalties, and costs with ten percent advertising fee. redemption allowed within six months.
Public notice of a Special Master's sale in the Ninth Circuit US Court for Humboldt County Nevada. Patrick Reid and Annie Reid are in foreclosure with a judgment of $3,606.39 plus 12 percent interest from 1895, plus costs and counsel fees. Sale to be held January 6, 1897, at the Humboldt County Courthouse in Lovelock, Nevada, for parcels in block 22, lots 6 through 9 and 14, with all improvements, to satisfy the decree and costs. Special master: G. M. Humphrey.
In Humboldt County Nevada the sheriff’s sale proceeds under a foreclosure decree issued by the District Court. The real property includes multiple parcels in Township 32 33 east with sections 1 29 and 31 and adjacent tracts in Diablo base and meridian. The sale, conducted by Sheriff Madley, will take place at noon on a specified date at the court house to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim, interest and costs.
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