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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1899
Page
2
Fragmentary item notes a legal action against a newspaper or public notice entity, referencing street corners, dates, and regional divisions. The readable text hints at disputes over treatment and standards of law in a community, with archaic language and scattered names. The piece lacks clear details or outcomes.
Weather Bureau report gives six hour temperature ranges wind direction and barometer readings for Reno station plus a forecast of fair weather tonight and Saturday. Nevada cattle outlook strong with expectations of a good bank account before Christmas amid Sagebrush Silver and rising Sugar Beet prospects. Local note comments on Governor Pingree and political reforms amid labor strike challenges.
The movement of range horses to the East continues. It is estimated that 260,000 head will cross the Mississippi during the next three or four years. This means dollars and cents for persons fortunate enough to have range horses, and Nevada has many such persons within her borders.
The baculi of the bubonic plague are abroad in San Francisco. These germs are new to the West with expansion and deaths on a sizable scale often follow their trail. The article notes the recent importation from the Orient as a profitable possession in the East.
The passage argues costly trusts keep adding burdens to the country’s back. Yet the back will not break, though the extra load now may make the backer furious, jeopardizing the monopoly’s endurance under mounting blows.
Reports from the north state that Andree intended to abandon his balloon and reach civilization by land. The message, sent long ago, implies his death and marks the grim culmination of an expedition few sane men would undertake.
A critic wields a club against Markham, blaming the hoe bearing man for creating him. The piece argues that the unmaking of Markham stems from a brutal yet honest critique and condemns the latest production as utterly inexcus able.
Mrs. Charles Kopp accused her husband Charles of various faults and fired a shot that killed him instantly. He reportedly laughed at her accusations, provoking the fatal response. The incident illustrates a volatile domestic quarrel with a lethal outcome.
Paradise Valley is praised as a prime example of Nevada irrigation potential. The region is noted for its exceptional grain stands, suggesting similar fertility could be achieved in other valleys with irrigation. The piece highlights Paradise Valley as a model for transforming desert soil into productive gardens and prosperity.
Citizens of Winnemucca and Humboldt County condemn War Department soldiers for rowdy conduct, insults to women, and threats of violence on trains. The piece urges protection for civilians and criticizes officials while contrasting Mme. Dreyfus’s steadfastness and Roosevelt’s presidential ambitions with Dewey’s earned fame.
During a recent fire in Jerome the water supply was shut off. Residents of one of the driest areas faced water scarcity while glimpsing the Coat River seven miles away. The Jerome community, relying on a spring they maintain, is described as resilient and unlikely to suffer serious hardship.
Ole is to have 0,000 men sent him at once. If the rowdies who passed through Winnemucca last night are a fair sample of what those men are to be, Heaven help the unarmed and defenseless in the Philippines. The Filipino army has little to fear from such a crowd, however, for the coward who will shoot down an unarmed citizen is for looking for a man with a gun.
The Reno Journal surveys Nevada’s outlook with growing confidence across mining, railway, and industry. It notes Boston Mining and Ore Reduction changes at Reno, N C O Railway expansion into California, borax production from Winnemucca, a planned Ploriston paper mill and power plant, a Comstock ore discovery, and rising beef and mutton prices boosting stockmen. The piece argues a brighter future stems from native resources, not external benevolence, and suggests past downturns have ended.
The New York Journal pegs total U S trust capitalization at 7 416 235 779 by May 27 with a mid March total above 4 billion dollars. Capital in combines rose over 75 percent in a little more than a month and could fund fifteen years of government expenses. At high trust earnings rates the debt resembles a perpetual obligation far exceeding national debt.
Notice from the Office of the County Treasurer Winnemucca Nevada June 12 18% lists parcels to be sold July 17 188% at the courthouse door to cover delinquent taxes penalties and costs. Descriptions include land in Kennedy and Indian Creek Reese place plus stated totals and redemption terms 3 percent monthly.
STATE LAND OFFICE Carson City Nevada notice states the act of Congress and date of approval. The State of Nevada has filed a land list entry and applied for a patent for a tract in township 43 north range 36 east Mount Diablo meridian. The list is open for public inspection with a descriptive subtitle posted at the U S Land Office Carson City. Protest or contest within sixty days will be received by the Register and Receiver for report to Washington D C.
State land office advertises that lands described in NEM of EWh Sec 12 Township north Range east Mount Diablo base and meridian 40 acres are open for inspection for sixty days. Objections or protests citing ground of mineral cultural purposes may be filed with the Registrant Receiver in Carson City Nevada for report to Washington DC. Date of first insertion May 1.
The State of Nevada gives notice under federal law that lands in Lot NWI of Section 5, Township 35 North Range 8 East, containing 45.51 acres, may be inspected at the United States Land Office in Carson City. Within sixty days objections may be filed alleging mineral or agricultural value. protests go to the General Land Office in Washington, D.C. KE. D. Kelley, State Land Register, June 1, 1890.
State Land Office Carly City Nevada May 31 1400 announces that an applicant under the June 16 1821 act has filed for mineral patent in Nevada and invites inspection at the United States Land Office. Within sixty days objections may be filed against the claim of Nevada to the described tract. The notice lists a description and dates of first inventions and references the General Land Office.
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