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Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1896

Page

3

Local notes and social items from Nevada town

W E Lampson from Reno and K T Evans from Para dive ranch arrive. Carsonites form Pro Banc Publico to mine Lyon county ground. Placers bonded to Reno agent E R Dodge. 6000 acres located from Sutro to Carson river. Letters list at post office February 11 1896. Surprise party for J R Bunch with serenade and dancing. House and lots for sale on Rail Road street.

Peter St. Peter Carsonites Daytonites Pro Banc Publico Ob Placer Lyon County Sutro Carson River Sadorus E. R. Dodge Reno Nevada Fred Wendel A. Hildebrandt G.M. Rose C. N. Muller Humboldt Sadorns

Silver Mines in Focus Says Buy Now, Mining Authority Declares

Idaho Arizona Nevada and California mining expert J H Huntley urges buying silver mines as prices dip. He cites deep mining costs, rising demand from Asia, and potential remonetization of silver as a path to sound money and profits. Also notes Reno cigar dealers seeking aid against poker drop games and a Kentucky legislature vote near success for Hunter.

J. H. Huntley Idaho Arizona Nevada California Asia United States Central South America North America Dankle & Armanko Reno Dunkle & Armanko

Telegraphic News Condensed from Here There and Everywhere

John L Sullivan Parson Davies Paddy Ryan and other sports have gone to El Paso. Congressman William H Crain of Texas died in Washington. A Philadelphia prize fight left Frederick Schlecter dead and Henry Plackfelder jailed for murder. The president nominates Edwin F Ubl of Michigan as ambassador to Germany. Senate confirms. Egyptian sugar ships bound for Philadelphia amid fears of a poor Cuban harvest. A London breach of promise suit settles for 25000 with Birdie Sutherland receiving 25000. Mary Smith of Mor ton street San Francisco strangled and robbed. no clues. Ironwood Michigan hosts Count Polinski a self styled Russian nobleman jailed for 30 days.

John L. Sullivan Parson Davies Paddy Ryan el Paso Philadelphia Frederick Schlecter Henry Plackfelder

Government vows to block Fitzsimmons Maher fight

Washington reports that promoters will face all hazards to stop the prize bout in New Mexico. Attorney General Harmon warns federal action will pursue fighters to justice. Governor Culbertson mobilizes militia if needed to keep the fight from Texas soil. Romero says Mexican authorities would halt the event on Mexican land.

Washington New Mexico Harmon United States Culbertson Texas Romero Olney Rio Grande Mexico

Forecast of storms and cold waves across the nation

Foster's bulletin projects a continental storm from the 12th to 16th crossing the West to the Pacific by the 16th and moving through the central valleys to the Eastern states by the 21st. A cold wave follows around the 16th to 23rd, with warmer spells between the 7th and 19th. Rainfall appears uneven, with deficits early and potential excess later. The piece also touts patent medicines and travel times.

Foster Pacific Coast Rockies Great Central Valleys

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W. E. Lampson Ki. T. Evans K. P. Powell San Francisco John C. Donnelly More, Hant & Co A. D. Wilcox Chris Diehl Stauffer and Child Harney Oregon Simon Reinhart KR. Herz Agler Luckett Salt Lake Winnemucca Allan MA Barrett Denio Hento Manuel Bratten D Chiesa Gi Carallas FS Davis PE Daviviere Joal J VanDeren G E Washeim Almeida Antone de Souza G. W. Borngtorp, P.M Paradise J. R. Bunch Railroad Street Jansoml M. T. Coors Hold Peak Family M. E. Church Kentucky Hunter Telegraphic News William H. Crain Edrwin F. Ubl Michigan Germany Senate Egypt Birdie Sutherland Dudley Churchill Majoribanks Lord Tweedmouth London Birdie May Mary, Smith Morton Street Grant Avenue Stockton Street Ironwood, Mich Count Polinski Fitzsimmons Maher U.S. Gov't Report Onto Toledo Gy Lutens Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co A.D A.W. Gleason Notary Public Hall EY & CO East Denver Omaha Chicago St. Louis Kansas City New York Union Pacific Hood Minke HIL Company WO Armory Hall F. M. Fellows J. Rougon B. Brown L. M. Piper M. Leonard Archer Winnemucca Hose CO Chris, Wolf I. M. Fellows, J. A. Rogers, Felix, Poulin L. J. Crook Joseph Rougon, G. A Krenkel J Bill Lester Piper Pascal The Silver State D. P. Crook
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