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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1896
Page
4
A distorted fragment highlights a valley as a prime site for homes and farms, appealing to home buyers, farmers, and land investors. The garbled text hints at a real estate pitch stressing fertile soil and value potential in a developing area.
In Humboldt County Nevada Felix Poulin and Louis Larivere declare a partnership named Poulin & Larivere for a business activity in the state. The two partners reside at Winnemucca Nevada and signed the certificate on November 18 1895 before Notary Archer who affirmed their identities and acknowledgments.
The partnership between Paul Jasmin and Felix Poulin ends as Jasmin’s interest is sold to Louis Lariver. Creditors of Jasmine & Poulin are asked to come forward to settle accounts. Business continues as Moulin & Larivers. Dated Winnemucca November 1895.
An ad promotes J. & F. Martell imported cognac and Cordelia Wine Co. California brandies under a starry theme. The copy highlights premium spirits and names the products in a decorative format.
The Justice's Court of Lake Township Humboldt Lovelock Nevada issues summons to J B Foltz in a civil action by Commercial Company against him for 7240 dollars goods sold and delivered plus 2.69 from W H Corbiere. If Foltz fails to answer, judgment and costs will be awarded.
The District Court of the Second Judicial District Nevada Humboldt County sets November 18 1895 at 10 a m in Winnemucca for final settlement of Peter Woolcock Sr estate. Executrix Mary Woolcock must show cause why distribution decree should not be made. publication in Silver State for four weeks.
Delinquent tax sale notice lists multiple properties including Hoston Milling Co Five Stamp Square on Willow Creek and the McCullock place with stock, J P and R Cots tracks near Munmboldt County, Hudson James small claim in Gold Run canyon, Humphrey Win N Wolf NEM estate near Cinnabar Kennedy, Hillyer W H real estate near Posy Springs, Kyle possessory claim in Mensant Valley with shop and 100 stock horses, and others with detailed tax and total amounts. The notice requires payment by January 2 1806 and explains ten percent advertising fee and six month redemption with three percent monthly interest.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline second conventions and routes at Silver Hall, mentioning J. Amel E. C. Asnie Be Lavoy M. of R. and Rua. The readable items suggest location and participants but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Humboldt Lodge No. 16, LO Masons hold regular meetings at the hall in Staunton. Secretary Archer notes further notices by Peter Rask WN G and ES.
A weekly Monday event occurs at a central Bell location near the Silver State block. Details are unclear but the reference lists names including BROWS and Rae. Further specifics on time, venue, and participants are not provided in the fragment.
Read as the first Wednesday each month features stated convocations at the Silver State block ball in Winnemuces Nevada. ALEX WISE and H P Gi A KRENKLE serve as secretaries.
A recurring schedule lists drills every Tuesday at 7 90 and company practice on the first and second Sundays of each month, with a note about nine Sundays across the month. It includes monthly business meetings aligned to the practice days.
The Lodge meets at their hall in Silver State building on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 9 o clock p m Sojourning members in good standing are invited to attend. Wolf M F Muller Finaneter MH Warren Recorder.
Winnemucca Lodge No. 19 F and A M will hold communications at their hall in the Silver State block at 7 50 p m on the first Saturday evening of each month. Master Masons in good standing are cordially invited to attend. Signed J Anderson W M and K Lewis Secretary.
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