Weather Bureau Report January 18 24 Hour Conditions
Weather bureau report from January 18 records 24 hours ending 4 pm 75th meridian time. Mean barometer 25.00 inches and mean temperature 24 degrees with extremes 27 and 14. East wind at 1 mile per hour. No precipitation recorded. Forecast min temperature January 19 at 15 degrees. Frank B. Beaman observer.
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Deratritast OF Agriculture
Wissenvers aTation
Prank
Beaiman
Legislature Organized at Carson in Nevada
The St Marys Legislature organized at Carson yesterday with election of officers from the caucus held Sunday evening. Names and posts include President pro tem Alex McCone storey. Secretary T Z Osbarn Lincoln. Assistant secretary A oJ Manes tretti Lander. Sergeant at arms Patrick Corbett Storey. Page Peter Lopez Ormsby. Speaker Lem Allen Char e hill. Chief clerk N W Raff Washoe. many others listed. a nearby update includes public notices, ads, and local opinions. The Malad Enterprise adds a fatherly advee on self-reliance and honesty.
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Alex McCone
Storey
T. Z. Osbarn
Lincoln
A. Oj. Manestretti
Lander
Arme
Patrick Corbett
Inex Laveaga
Humboldt
Wilson
Lem Allen
Charehill
L. McNaughton Esmeralda
G. R. Bradley
Ormsby
N. W. Raff
Washoe
G. A. Dartlett
Eureka
W. F. Bacon
Elko
Morton
Macie Farrell
Ormaby
W. P. McLaughlin
Thirza Choate
J.C. Snider
Lyon
Fred Ritter
Page
Harvey Follett
Porter
Chas, O'Connors
Hayseed Writes From Winnemucca Hilarious Local Notes
A lively Winnemucca letter describes town happenings in brief skits. Weddings loom at Carlin, a fine Cali graph typewriter is purchased, and a boy loses a length unknown. Skating plans, a near wreck with wagons, and a comic misprint fix are noted alongside a curious sack and stuffed owls in a courthouse caper. Local color from Nev. January 19, 1897.
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Carlin
Sam Bonnifield
Nevada Finances and State Debt Report by Acting Governor Sadler
Acting Governor Sadler reports Nevada’s finances for the 1895 96 period. Cash in the treasury stood at 272 890 82 on December 31 1896, with school fund bonds and cash totaling 1 409 008 26. The state debt totals 472 253 74 with 380 000 irredeemable, and expenditures exceeded receipts by 77 000 over 1895 96, funded by school fund bonds. Property assessable value fell sharply since 1891 96, suggesting a state board of equalization is needed. salary cuts of 28 495 over 95 96 have largely maxed out.
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United States
State Agricultural Society
State University
Orphans’ Home
Hospital For Mental Diseases
State Prison
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Board of Equalization
Gray Wolf Kills Calves Report From Reese River Elkhorn Ranch
A large gray wolf, the first seen in years, was killed by an Indian after killing a calf near Reese river by the Elkhorn ranch. Reports note months of calf losses previously blamed on a mountain lion before the wolf was confirmed.
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Austin Reveille
Reese River
Elkhorn Ranch
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