War Depart nae Sisal Caron M JasuART 07 1880
Observations taken simultaneously at all stations as of July 7 1880. Data recorded across locations to compare time synchronized readings.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1880
Page
3
Observations taken simultaneously at all stations as of July 7 1880. Data recorded across locations to compare time synchronized readings.
Last evening's board shows varied prices for listed stocks and commodities with multiple figures across firms. Notable entries include Beloit 70, Argenta 1100, Navajo 405, Del Monte 160, McChavan 70, Mars entries and endowment mentions, alongside scattered prices such as Wales 3100 and Jupiter 09.
Local intelligence from Spring City reports the death of Thomas Mullinix after being kicked by a horse. He had partially recovered from the kick and was around, but declined two days earlier and died during the night. A sober industrious absent settler of Paradise, he leaves a wife and four dependent children. Charles Siskron arrived here.
A man known as Tex died four hours after playing cards in a Spring City saloon on the night of the 14th. He had lost most of his horses and a jack as security for $200. Suspicion arises that death was not natural. Local notes mention Stauntons returning from California and Cortez bullion news. A stray animals reward is offered by Hughes and Hinkey.
A hungry alley cat squeezed into an oyster-van for a bite and became stuck in the can. On being freed by Lawyer Grass of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the animal clawed his hand during rescue and fled under a sidewalk after a chaotic scene at Centennial Hall.
A church service is announced for Sunday at La. a. m with Rev Warrington officiating and Sunday School to follow. A 6 30 pm choir meet and a 7 pm Sunday school concert are listed. Two cows belonging to Joseph Germain died or may be saved after poisoning. Mass at the Court House is planned for 10 30 am with sermons on unity and religious life led by Rev J J Callan.
The former week saw significant destruction in the southern county with the residence of Charles Zimmershead in Buena Vita Valley near Unionville unroofed and several Unionville buildings damaged.
The grand jury reported to the District Court yesterday dismissing the arson charge against Tillie Weed and the assault with a deadly weapon charge against J. W. Rickard. The jury remains in session.
Deputy Sheriff Davidson paid into the County Treasury this week seven hundred fifty dollars for licences issued last month. The total shows better times as it exceeds the average monthly collections.
Governor Kinkead appointed J. W. Powell a Notary Public at Paradise and C. C. Stevenson Regent of the State University at Elko to fill vacancies created by M. P. Freeman’s resignation.
A Salt Lake Tribune correspondent shares a method for thawing frostbitten feet. Submerge the feet and boots in cold water until thawing begins, then remove boots and keep feet in fresh water as the first water freezes. Drink warm fluids, preferably brandy, to ease pain, and repeat until all frost has disappeared. If removed too soon, toes may remain partially frozen.
Citizens on the rampage blame not whisky or Maine question for disturbances. If partygoers fall into dens called Uncle clubs and are swindled, they deserve it. See Uncle Harris’s store at 221 Kearny Street, get his written guarantee, and buy at half store prices.
List of names including Antonio Cepriani Baily Joseph Blankenship E T Dascomb D R Lacy D McKay Angus Treildie David Vary Ladue Wilson James calling for any of the above letters to say advertised January 17 1880 F C Roprxs P M
An alarm about rising death rates from colds and lung illness urges use of Bosener’s German Syrup as a cure to prevent fever and lung trouble. It claims 950,000 bottles sold last year with universal druggist praise. Also promotes Brown’s Panacea as a powerful pain reliever with wide claims and a 25 cent bottle price.
Reverend George H Thayer credits Shilohs Consumption Cure with saving his life and that of his wife in Bourbon Indiana. The firm Drs Marioner and France promise a tremendous sale at their shop with testimonies and discounts. C A DeSacssune, Druggist, ships the remedy in May 1678.
Advertisement seeks a steady woman to do housework and care for two children. Send address to Postoffice box 106, Winnemucca. jy7-tt
Free lunch offered each night at the Palace Saloon run by A D Williams. The notice promotes Hackmetack perfume as the day’s fragrance, sold by A DeSaussert, Druggist, Winnemucca, Nevada.
A wartime era advertisement claims Brown's Vermifuge Comyits or Worm Lozenges safely eradicate intestinal worms in children without harming delicate patients. The tonic is described as effective for physicians and sold at twenty five cents per box.
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