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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1898
Page
2
Silver State Publishing Co COR Bridge and Fourth 878 announces subscription rates by mail for one year six months and three months plus weekly carrier service in Winnemucca. The notice lists prices and terms for readers choosing different delivery options.
USB Department of Agriculture weather bulletin from WenneMuucca Station dated July 6 1898 details 24 hour conditions until 1 PM local time. Reported mean barometer 2.56 inches maximum temperature 88 degrees minimum 4 degrees mean 72 degrees with prevailing westerly wind. No precipitation in four hours. Temperature above zero on July 7 noted. Observer Geo Bo Ackerman.
Weather outlook shows fair skies tonight and Friday with steady temperatures. Residents should expect no precipitation and light winds, with mild conditions across the region.
A large rally promotes national solidarity with speakers urging unity and resilience. Organizers highlight collective strength, praising leaders and citizens for standing firm against division. Attendees express optimism about future progress and a steadfast national course.
Scores of requests for discharge of enlisted men arrive at the War Department in Washington on July 9 1898. Fathers mothers wives and friends press their cases urging sympathetic consideration while senators representatives and other officials review and investigate each petition.
In an interview with the New York Journal, Bryan states that reports alleging he intends to organize a so called silver battalion and use his command as a political organization are false. He says he has never made such statements and that the claim is not a fact.
The National Metallurgical company started a Chicago plant to extract gold from antimony using a Brice process. After spending $30,000 of stockholders’ money, the venture collapsed.
Mining notes report Shamrock canyon near Midas yielding well with rich ore likely to be found. Tybo property bonded to Henry Kind of Eureka to attract capital and resume work soon. Kinkead mill in Virginia City runs steadily, pays, and plans enlargement. dumps hold ample low grade ore for years.
The Times-Review reports the Dexter cyanide plant nearly doubles capacity with a new mill. Ten circular tanks hold about thirty cars each and four square tanks hold about ninety cars each. Currently about 150 cars per day are being processed, with tailings production taxing the plant’s limits.
An assortment of advertisements describes eyeglass care, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation, shoes from Laird Shober Co, refrigerators, Arctic lawn swings, and tinning plumbing. It also includes a testimonial from M r Isaac Horner about Rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and mentions straw hats and shirtwaist sales at E Reinhart & Co. Nearby retailers advertise ice cream freezers and wire netting.
Notice that the 4N books of registration for the November election open daily on legal days from 10 am to 6 pm until October 10 1868 and from October 10 1898 to October 20 1898 from 7 pm to 9 pm The books close at 6 pm on earlier hours Naturalized citizens must show papers at registration G W Rutherford Registry Agent Precinct 11 Humboldt County Nevada Winnemucca July 9 1894.
County Treasurer P Lavergne posts all warrants registered up to April 15 1808 and notes fees due for resurer interest. The notice records warrants listed on the county ledger and emphasizes payment deadlines.
Mrs. Grorae Miller of Moscow Pennsylvania praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier after her uncle recovered from a running sore on his left limb and avoided amputation. She and her husband also use the medicine, recommending it highly. Available at druggists, six for five dollars.
400 acre farm with good water right 150 head cattle and a few horses. Land patented and mostly fenced with a good residence and improvements. Ranch can support about 2000 head. not sold separately. For details contact S J Bonnifield Jr Winnemucca Nev.
An advertisement touts goods for sale including whisky by the case, cigars by the hundred or thousand, mineral water, bitters, table wine, and beer by bottle or barrel. The tone implies cheap prices and a broad selection for customers in town.
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