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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State announces Nixon as owner and lists advertising rates and office location at Bridge and Fourth. It notes monthly and quarterly terms, with daily and weekly options, and directs business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnerues Nevada for statewide distribution.
Weather details for 24 hours ending 5:09 p m list mean barometer 29 45 high 87 F low above zero 7 Temp normal and prevailing wind west 0 00 precip 0 00 Forecase cloudy tonight and Wednesday Nevada Fourth of July patriotic editorial notes Tammany Hall speech and national pride with imagery of sagebrush and firecrackers and the star spangled banner ahead of Independence Day.
The piece praises Nevada residents for putting patriotism above party in Independence Day celebrations. It recalls the Founding era, Lexington to Yorktown, and the reading of the Declaration of Rights as citizens pledged their lives and fortunes to support it, highlighting unity and civic virtue.
The message honors vigilance and responsibility in liberty. It recalls Yorktown as the start of freedom and vows that descendants must labor ceaselessly for the best development. It invites graduates and citizens to seize the vast possibilities ahead and strive.
The Winnemucca community and Fourth of July Committee celebrate with a patriotic, lively festival that fills a day with speeches, food, and fireworks. The piece praises Western enthusiasm, contrasts it with the East, notes Nevada’s strong patriotism, and asserts the value of a boisterous, united American celebration.
The Golconda Fourth of July celebration drew strong crowds with noise decorations and enthusiasm rivaling Winnemucca’s. Hon. C. D. Van Doser opened the literary exercises with a stirring address and Hon. Francis G. Newlands delivered a masterly oration on solving national problems for the greatest good. Afterward, races and games provided festive entertainment. celebrations continued into the next days with continued activities.
Notice from the county treasurer of Winnemucca Humboldt County Nevada listing parcels to be sold at public auction on July 17 1800 for delinquent taxes penalties and costs. Includes real estate Kennedy house and lot and horse wagons and a possessory claim on Indian Creek Reese place with totals and costs, plus redemption rights within six months and a 3 percent per month interest post sale.
Spate Land Office Carson City Nevada announces that Nevada has filed in the United States Land Office at Carson City List No 280 of lands selected under the act and applied for patent. Subdivisions are open for inspection for sixty days and protests against the state's claim may be filed. Subdivisions listed include NW quarter and other described tracts in ranges and sections. State Land Register Rely notes date of insertion in July 189%.
The United States Land Office at Carson City Nev posts a sixty day period for protests against a Nevada state claim to lands described as SE quarter of section nine and other parcels in township 43 north range Benet Mount Diablo meridian. The notice invites filings by the Register and Receiver to report to the General Land Office in Washington.
State Land Register Kelley announces that Lot 4 of Section 6 Township 345 Range K east, described parcels in Nevada have been listed for patent under an 1880 act. The public may inspect the list and map in Carson City. Objections claiming mineral value over agricultural use must be filed with the U S Land Office in Carson City for referral to Washington, D C.
State of Nevada filed list of lands at Carson City under federal act and opened tract subdivisions for public inspection. Protests may be filed within sixty days asserting land is more valuable for mineral use than agricultural. Subdivisions listed include NES of SW and other described tracts.
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