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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State newspaper notice lists office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets Monagrivtion Water and subscription details. It notes the publication is on sale at the Malune Hain Newsstand and distributed through principal periodical dealers and agents in all towns within the state.
Weather data for 24 hours ending 6 AM includes mean barometer 29 inches, maximum temperature 89, prevailing wind from the west, and 0.4 inch precipitation. Forecasts discuss typical patterns tonight, with broader notes on current events, politics, education, and journalism trends, touching on Dewey, Don Carlos, honorary degrees, and baseball gambling concerns. The piece weaves practical weather with editorial observations and institutional changes, highlighting public affairs and media integrity.
The National Social and Political Conference in Buffalo weighs whether the public should abolish, control, or own monopolies amid debates by economic thinkers and critics. London women clash over kitchen scope at a separate meeting, while international arms trade and Franco French duels evoke broader social issues and cross national tensions.
One of the most valuable witnesses before the Industrial Commission, Dawe, head of the Commercial Traveler's National Rescue, testified to the vast costs of trusts. He cited figures showing thousands of drummers out of work, immense railroad and hotel loans tied to trusts, and price increases across iron pipe to ribbons, arguing trusts rarely cut prices for consumers.
An OCR d fragment mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and Wood's Pills, then presents a delinquent tax sale notice from Humboldt County Nevada dated June 12 1890 for July 17 1500 at the courthouse. It lists properties and claims due taxes penalties costs and redemption terms.
Reno Gazette notes the SP and its allies favor a Republican image in California while preparing to shift Nevada toward Democratic influence next year. It accuses Dan Burns of manipulation, calling him a trixter, and alleges railroad agents seek to harmonize factions to secure Burns on the first ballot after an extra session.
A portrait from a life sketch in the Set of Santiago de Cuba describes Emilio Aguinaldo as a compact, agile figure who rose from militia captain to leader of about 5000 men. It notes a bounty on his head and a daring monk’s ransom attempt, while detailing his plain dress, constant rifle, and close life with his troops.
State Land Office announces inspection and patent application for land blocks under Congress act. Public may inspect NW and SE parcels in township 43 north range 2 east Mount Diablo meridian, May 3, 18?. Public protest period closes with prize of patent evaluation and report to General Land Office in Washington.
State Land Register announces under the 1680 act that lands listed in list No. 2p are open to public inspection at the United States Land Office in Carson City Nevada. A sixty day contest window allows challenges to Nevada’s claim that the tracts are agricultural not mineral, with subdivisions listed by township and range and acres.
Notice reports an 1800s Nevada land patent application filed in Carson City under the act of Congress. It lists land tracts, subdivisions, and public inspection postings, inviting objections within 90 days and detailing processing by the State Land Registrar Kelley with dates and docket numbers.
Notice is given that Nevada under federal land act has filed in the U S Land Office at Carson City for desert lands. Interested parties may contest claims on grounds of mineral value or other stipulations within the specified period.
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