Slaven State Office Moves to Bridge Street Building
The Slaven State office relocates from Railroad Street to a new building on Bridge Street opposite the Court House, Tuesday edition notes.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1875
Page
3
The Slaven State office relocates from Railroad Street to a new building on Bridge Street opposite the Court House, Tuesday edition notes.
The San Francisco stock page lists numerous mining and financial names with bid and ask quotes including Ophir Mexican Gould & Curry Crown Point Yellow Jacket Belcher Sierra Nevada Imperial Empire Union Baltimore Utah California Exchequer Overman Ore names and prices across multiple listings. Several entries show percentage changes and nominal values reflecting market activity in the evening session.
George M. Miller and Robert Reed of Unionville arrived in town today. William Woolcock, just back from mining camps, reports several men at work in White Cloud copper mines and San Jose Company drilling to 200 feet. LaGrave Sr. left on the morning express. Isidore Levy travels to San Francisco for holidays. Asa Moore, once a teamster, dons a disguising garb and heads to Summit Springs for the winter. Dr. Hansen reports Mrs. Brown of Crean recovering from a broken leg as she heals at home.
Telegram debates reveal blame over aid for a destitute woman with a broken leg. E P Torney and others press for county surgeon costs while Borland cites jurisdiction limits. Alaska newspapers note telegraph line progress and Humboldt Market turkey shipment for Christmas.
A Humboldt Register item dated December 21 1875 records Capt McCasey denying authorship of a literary piece under the pseudonym Sing Lee Sowe Bledd and declaring Democracy as a vital, liberating sentiment while defending political honesty. Also notes Edgar Mills praising the Palisade and Eureka Railroad and a local court verdict in which Charles Daker was found guilty of assault and fined or jailed.
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