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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1895
Page
3
Local notes report a new strike near Pine Nut fueling a boom rumor. Citizens from Reno and Paradise list arrivals, including Chas Kemler and W E Griffin, with various travels and social events noted. Weather for Paradise shows June highs near 98 and total rainfall 2.8 inches amid late crops and alfalfa prospects.
The DeLamar shipped eight bars valued at $24,000 while Bunker Hill Sullivan runs at full force. Last Chance mine poised for Spec ation as litigation nears settlement. American Bar on Salmon river to receive extensive hydraulic work after Spokane capitalists back a large-scale plant. Morning Star reports rich ore with thousand-dollar assays. Shaft re timbering aims to add 200 feet by July 1, mills operate as test for new process with promising results. Star company projects bright prospects under experienced management.
Helena dispatch reports Montana shut all gambling houses at midnight Sunday marking the end of legalized gambling in the state. Cities like Anaconda Billings and Butte saw closures last week as operators hurried to exit before the new law took effect. Prominent early operators and faro games disappeared as roulette wheels stopped and cards were put away.
Discussion centers on an operative plan using millions of idle workers to break corporate monopoly. Walter Vrooman of Baltimore is named president with cross-organization aid urged. The piece cites Silver City Avalanche on Owyhee county killings and advocates venue changes and legislative action.
The Examiner prints a sensational claim about a seduction of a young woman in Benecia linked to a mock marriage with James G. Pair. Dr. Percy says Pair funded the confinement attendance and appeared as Uncle Scott, identifying Fair’s portrait and detailing a damning account.
A Kansas City paper reports a Staff correspondent thoroughly examined Oklahoma gold claims and finds sensational tales largely unfounded. The field is scattered claim stakes with few productive miners. terrain is hard to reach and activity centered in a handful of poor camps. The piece urges caution to poor laborers but notes some potential for experienced investors. It also mentions local weather, river fishing, coal prospects, and a mill setback as ancillary notes.
Hundred readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. The remedy is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, strengthening the patient and supporting nature. Testimonials and lists are offered, with distributors F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo. Sold by Druggists and various stores.
A National Salute morning, noon and evening with a Grand Procession forming at Armory Hall at 10 o'clock. The route goes via Bridge Street to the Depot and back to the hall for music, prayers, and a Declaration of Independence. A Horribles parade at 2:30 pm includes prizes for best sustained characters. Afternoon races begin at 4:30 pm with prizes for various contests.
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