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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1899
Page
2
A long news collection from The Silver State includes weather data from the Hayden Weather Bureau, editorial notes on the Philippines question with General King’s view on Filipino self government, Governor Pingree’s stance amid McKinley era politics, and comments on U.S. policy in Cuba and the Philippines. It also features local notices and a Humboldt county feature.
Secretary of War Alger vows to stay in the cabinet amid praise and public pity. The piece hints at potential friction with England and Canada over the Alaskan boundary, suggesting the issue could be settled soon and that British posturing may bluff rather than risk a larger conflict.
A London paper claims Americans would profit from war by funding privateers to prey on English commerce. The piece argues Britain has long stolen from others and suggests America imitates this but remains unlikely to become outright pirates yet.
County Treasurer of Whinemueca Humboldt County announces delinquent tax sale by public auction at the courthouse on July 17 1806. Parcels include J Anderson property with a Kennedy house and multiple horses and wagons, and J Williams possessory claim on Indian Creek Reese Place with described sections. Totals: tax and penalties about 12.63 and 6.28 dollars respectively. Redemption allowed within six months with 3 percent monthly interest.
State of Nevada files list No 8 of lands selected under the 1880 act and applies for patent. Protests or contests by November may challenge mineral vs agricultural value. Described tracts include portions in Section 14, 1, and 9 Township 4 north Range 6 east Mount Diablo meridian. State Land Register E D Kelley signs the notice dated May 4, 189.
STATE LAND OFFICE announces that Nevada has filed for patents on lands in Carson City. The list of subdivisions is open for public inspection for sixty days, allowing objections on grounds of mineral or agricultural value. Subdivisions include section 12, township 37 north, range 4 east, Mount Diablo meridian. Date of first insertion May 1, 18.
Carson City Nevada May 31 1890 the State of Nevada under the act of Congress approved June 16 1880 has filed in the United States Land Office at Carson City list number 2 of lands selected under ward act and has applied for a patent for said lands a portion open to the public for inspection protests or contests against the claim must be filed within sixty days stating the tract is more for mineral than agricultural purposes and other sections list the subdivison including lot nw of section 6 t1n r3w md band 43 41 acres ed kelle state land register of nevada date of first insertion june 1 1800 on the ground.
A land office notice from Carson City Nevada dated May 81 1809 announces that a tract selected under the act has fled and applied for patent. The public can inspect the list of subdivisions at the office, with protests due within sixty days. The notice lists subdivisions and related parcel details and invites interested parties to inspect and comment.
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