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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1875
Page
3
The Silver State announces its office has moved from Railroad street to the pew building on Dridge street opposite the Court-house.
The San Francisco Stock Report lists numerous company names and figures across sectors with percentages and prices, reflecting a broad market snapshot. Notable entries include Wells Fargo, Globe, New York, and California related listings, alongside various percentages and cash figures.
The Local Intelligence column lists jurors drawn for the January term including L. B. Brackett Ira Bardimas J. P. Anderson W. T. Burns Pat O'Donnell Jeremiah Merritt John Jergens A. De Ritz Henry Hinkey Edward Haney Charles ZimmerS head John McCasey and many others. It also notes shipments to Philadelphia for the Centennial Exhibition eleven boxes of ore specimens consigned to D. Morrell and cattle recoveries by Barney Rodda and George Barrot. Judge Leonard departed for Carson City for a few days’ absence.
The piece argues Sheriff Nash should disclose how civil suit fees were charged in a Supreme Court case and warns of publishing the bill if he refuses. It notes the inquiry concerns costs in Lill Leaded the State vs. Watkins and implies county funds were inappropriately billed.
Dr. Linderman reports Professor Rogers examined the Consolidated Virginia and California mines. Rogers estimates the ore body’s ultimate yield could exceed 300 million, but he prudently halves this to not less than 150 million based on official surveys and assays.
The Masquerade Ball managers arrange supper for all attendees at Thomas Green’s restaurant beside Stevens' drug store. Green has prepared to serve the best market offerings in good style for the event.
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