Republican Papers Rally for Honest Nevada Legislature
The Carson Appeal, a Nevada Republican paper, denounces 1878 lawmakers as “purchasable” and urges reform via decent nominations. It notes GOP majorities in the Senate 19 to 7 and Assembly 43 to 5 with 2 Independents, criticizing party organs for defending the majority while urging honest, economy-minded legislators.
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Carson Appeal
Winnemucca
Republican Party
Nevada
Garfield
Senate
Virginia Enterprise
Carson
Assembly
Test of Loyalty in Nevada Republican Press Debate
The Ruby Hill Mining News features a portrait of General George M. Sabin as Eastern Nevada’s candidate for Supreme Judge. It contrasts Republican praise for Sabin as a military man with skepticism toward General Hancock, accusing party bias of judging quality by party rather than merit.
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Ruby Hill Mining News
George M. Sabin
Nevada
Republican Papers
Hangock Shoud
Sabin
Republican Press of
Longstreet
Nevada City Shooting Sparks Political Notes
In Nevada City ex-Sheriff George W. Smith fired on financier W. Sigourney after a dispute over a lawsuit. Sigourney died in two minutes at the National Hotel. The item also notes upcoming GOP meetings in New York with Generals and possible invites to Garfield, plus other distant notices about Merritt as Port Collector and a Wells Fargo stage robbery near Empire Ranch.
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Nevada City
California
George W. Smith
Nevada County
LW. Sigourney
Broad Street
National Hotel
Smith
Sigourney
Eureka Stage Company
Postoffice
Republican National Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New York
Sous State Committee
Amd
Garfield
New York City
Merritt
Port of
Hayes
Arthur
New York State
Wheatland
Spenceville
Smartsville
Empire Ranch
Wells, Fargo & Co
New York Herald
San Francisco
United States
Tanner
Sag Harbor
Niles Morris
Morris
Gloucester
Mass
England
Seilly Islands
Sluver Story Inspired State Budget Cuts Claim
The Eureka Leader asserts it originated cost reductions for state government. the piece argues this is an illusion and notes the Leader’s editor previously held a state post drawing a salary for deputy work. It also mentions King Stanley, the gypsy ruler near Dayton, Ohio, and his daughter’s elopement.
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Eureka
Sluver
Leader
King Stanley
Dayton
Ohio
Directors Meeting of HLDA&M Boviety
A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held Friday evening July 30 1880 at six oclock in the office of the Secretary All directors are urged to attend as important business will be discussed By order of the President jy26 to FERD RIED Secy
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HL. D. A.M. & M. Boviety
So'cluck
Lost Paradise Mining shares warning notices
Public caution against buying 1250 shares Baal liom of Paradise M Co certificate 945 in A J Shepard name 700 shares Bullion of Paradise M Co certificate 931 in Alexander Wise name 100 shares Bullion of Paradise M Co certificate 932 in J A Rebi som name Transfer of these stocks stopped All readable details point to Paradise Valley Nevada July 22 1480 Alexander Wise W Siegel secretary Paradise
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Paradise M. Co
A. J. Shepard
Alexander Wise
Alsc
Paradise M.co
J. A. Rebisom
W . Siegel
Paradise Valley
Nev
W. Sulgel
See
Paradise
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Republican Journal
Hancock
Hartford
Conn
EB Rein
Raman
Osborn
Bridge Street
Winnemoora
Quick
M. B. Staunton
Winnemuce
M. EB. Staunton
Tak
A Ee
Dralers E
Phn
Merchan
Wool and
Reinhart & CO
F. Abel
R. P. Fenton
Himbute
Can
Yatta
Warmanee
Vnven
J. J. Job
Humbolvt
Winnemuces
Meadows
Tumba County
Lovelock
Peter West
F.C. Asher
Aw Thes
Tenstees
M. Hofman
Fertte
Bobhoogely
Mave
Old Refuse Auction Coods
Ty Poltish
Sam
Winnemuren
M. Hopman
C. A. Desaussure
Pacific
Ladias
Homer Davis
Marne
Winnemucua
Nevada Standard and Light
DM. Masher
Chase
Whinamer
Sam Francia
Cop. R
Dhierte
Fhoes
Baucht
Duh Haskell
Winyemecea, NR
Wintenuives
Lesa
Pamey Wee
Grovery Store
Old City
Winnendeoa
Sebel
Conta Rica Cette Chemical Olive
Winnemnces
Ben
Winnemucca, Nevada
Winmemuces
A. Sid Aeons
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