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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1894
Page
3
Local items report quiet days at the armory drill night and social events like the guards ball and Firemen’s masquerade. Colorful notes cover fairs, Chinese New Year, new gold discoveries, weather shifts, and a Simmons Liver_Regulator reminder amid town life.
A Republican senator argues that money supply fixes the nation’s woes not tariffs. He blames Wall Street and the gold standard for stagnation and urges silver coinage to restore credit. He warns monopolies threaten independence and predicts his future stance against the party.
The Ferguson Lode area reports include Polaris shipments totaling eight carloads from Yuba and Poor Man plus assortments. John Bingham reports an 11 ton shipment netting $80 with ore averages of 18 ounces silver 17 dollars gold per ton and 22 percent lead. Paymaster near Pioche shows gold assays from $9 to $100. Keystone property continues to improve with a growing ore body and Los Angeles interest. J W Keely sells the Clementina.
A description of taking up a borrowed Winchester rifle to enforce payments as a means to collect debts. The narrator reports forcing J. W. Miller to pay $150 for a year of the Democrat and a farmer who never paid in seven years offering $10 when confronted with the gun.
E Reinhart Co announces masks to be removed at 11 o clock. Home made costumes encouraged. Simon Reinhart will arrange park paraphernalia. No cross gender costumes. masked dancers must reveal before others. Admission two dollars. ladies free. Gentlemen spectators pay one dollar. those with one dollar tickets must pay full two dollars to dance. Supper by Mrs Crook at Capital Restaurant.
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