Cor Bridge And Fourth Its Ription Rates
The fragment cites bridge and fourth item rates at 3600 to unspecified units, with unclear context. Readable content is limited, offering a partial glimpse of pricing or toll figures without full details.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1899
Page
2
The fragment cites bridge and fourth item rates at 3600 to unspecified units, with unclear context. Readable content is limited, offering a partial glimpse of pricing or toll figures without full details.
The bulletin gives 24 hour weather conditions ending 5 08 local time with mean barometer at 29 84 degrees for maximum and minimum temperatures, and notes above zero readings. Data appears incomplete with nonstandard spellings and unclear temperature figures.
Light snow flurries continue tonight with a colder following day. Strong Arctic air to bring chilly temperatures and windy conditions later.
A Eureka representative Mr Tremont introduces a measure to recompile Nevada statutes. Some state papers oppose, saying it favors the compilers and lawyers. Proponents argue current scattered law books waste time and raise costs for clients awaiting legal answers.
Senator Denton of Lincoln county defended his vote for Stewart claiming the fight was Stewart versus Newlands and he preferred Stewart. The Times-Review calls him a renegade liar and sellout. He also introduced a telegraph bill, likely making it a capital offense to report his Senate vote within 100 miles of Lincoln county.
The Appeal states Nevada can no longer be termed a rotten rough place. The Reno Journal notes the stage of simple rotteness has passed and mortification has set in.
Following a departmental order postmasters are forbidden to deliver mail to school children to prevent loss of letters and parcels amid concerns about handling and misdelivery.
The New York Press notes a bride attempts assuredness beyond her knowledge as the bridegroom keeps a cautious, understated stance.
January 1899 atmospheric data from the Weather Bureau station reports mean temperature 34 degrees and total precipitation 1.82 inches with 11 days at or above zero inches. Wind direction SW, total movement 7896 miles, max 72.8 mph, daily temperature range 29. Post office sale lists leftover postage stamps discontinued July 1st. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised by users. Butterick patterns agency for the county with new stock from New York City.
Notice to holders of bonds numbers 1 2 30 that two thousand eight hundred eighty three dollars and eighteen cents are on hand in the Humboldt County Nevada treasury to redeem bonds issued in 1805. Interest on six bonds will cease after thirty days. County Clerk J T Duns signs the notice with county seal and date.
Mrs A B Grison of Hartland Vermont describes long standing varicose sores worsening after trauma. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with purifying her blood and restoring her limb to health, ending pain and the sores.
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