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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1879
Page
3
A dated note reports simultaneous operation across stations with signals and mechanics referenced. Figures 90 1370 437 appear as measurements or codes linked to apparatus and timing, indicating synchronized readings at the moment of a tie.
KF McMurdy, inspector, states the Van De Water Mining Company will not be responsible for debts or supplies beyond the notice. allegations cite a custom at the mine causing $17,009 debt over needed funds. Most debt paid except about $1,009. lists ore values from $3,000 per ton to $60 per ton and up to $3,009 per ton for select ore. Company aims to run efficiently in Spring Valley with valuable mines and measures to maintain business. Also reports Darause Lodge officers elected for 1890 term and New Year social calls at Mrs. Bonnifield’s residence.
The Princess Sarah Winnemucca will lecture in Centennial Hall next Saturday evening on the era and culture of her Pinte Princess. An audience of fifty free ladies is invited to attend.
Special Agent J. M. Haworth met Piutes led by Winnemucca Naches Sarah and others to hear grievances about Malheur Reservation. They accused Rinehart of coercion and said they want land and education but fear forced relocation. They urged visits by Washington officials and favored peace with whites while seeking fair treatment and independence.
Captain G G Lyon arrived from Paradise where he inspected mines. L H Morse of Paradise reports Bullion Company's mill resumed after cold shutdown. Colonel Jerry Moore of Elko traveled through bound for San Francisco. Moore, a Republican candidate last year for Lieutenant Governor, opposes Sharon's re election and would force resignation if possible.
Thomas Jones suffered a crushed foot when a freight wagon ran over it yesterday. Dr. Hanson attended and eased his pain. The notice warns travelers to beware of “Uncle Harris” swindles, recommends seeking written guarantees, and directs readers to 221 Kearny Street between Bush and Sutter.
An advertisement notes red to furnish choice salt in milling quantities to suit buyers with extra quality salt for all kinds of meats and immediate delivery.
A terse, forceful note shows public confidence in dissolving the Country Order Department. Community voices express resolve to pursue streamlined governance and decisive action against bureaucratic overreach. Local leaders urge unity and continued vigilance.
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