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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1897
Page
4
Wopoak DIRECTORY notes regular meetings for Hermione Temple No 5 Rathbone Sisters on the second and fourth Eyetars at Silver State hall. Bertha Rougon and Anie Ef Lavoy are listed as M E and M of R and others.
Irregular meetings are held on the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 30 in their hall in the dianntereee building. Rogers and other officers are listed with incomplete names and titles.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18 K of P holds a regular convention every Monday evening at the Castle Mall in the Silver State block. Meeting time is listed as seven o'clock. Windle, C C, and C. B. Brows, K of R, are noted in the notice.
Brig see pany comm a drill every Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock. Regular business meeting Tuesday of each month at 7 30. May target practice frat. Second and third Saturdays for panic mane KS Archer Captain M J Gunter 0 8.
St James Lodge No 9 A O U W holds meetings at their hall in the Silver state building on the first and third Tuesday at 7 30 PM inviting eligible members to attend J Nicholas M W F Muller Financier TL Warren Recorder
Winnemucca Lodge No 19 F A M will hold stated communications at their ball in the Silver State block at 7 30 p m on the first Saturday evening of each month Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend G A Kkenkel W M R W Lewis Secretary
The Humboldt County Treasurer announces a public auction of delinquent parcels on January 4 1907 at 12 o clock to cover taxes penalties and costs. Properties include lots in Lovelock Kennedy and Paradise and a Trinity mining district quartz mill among others with redemption rights and ten percent advertising fee.
County auditor J J Hill submits the quarterly finances ending December 31 1896. Cash in county treasury 50 710 46. receipts from fines rents taxes licenses and state funds. disbursements including judge salary and various warrants. Balances apportioned to bond redemption indigent sick contingent and school funds. School districts outstanding warrants listed. County treasurer PB Laverga attests correctness.
Notice that E Reinhart & Co formed a general partnership to transact merchandising and ranching in Humboldt County Nevada. Partners Edward Reinhart Moses Reinhart and Simon Reinhart reside in Winnemucca. Notary public S J Bonnifield Jr certifies the partnership on January 4, 1897 with signatures and acknowledgments.
Public notice of a Special Master in Chancery sale under a Nevada foreclosure decree. Patrick K Reid and Annie Reid lose land in Lovelock Humboldt County with Lots 6 7 8 9 14 and part of Lot 10 in Block 4 plus building materials. Sale set for February 6 1897 at Lovelock Courthouse door to the highest bidder in coin.
Public notice states Central Pacific Railroad Company filed land lists in Carson District Nevada and seeks patent for sections in Townships 26 27 Ranges 32 33. Protests or contests must be filed within sixty days with the General Land Office Washington D C and land descriptions are posted for inspection.
The notice announces a sheriffs sale in Humboldt County Nevada to satisfy a court judgment. Property includes portions of sections and townships west of Winnemucca with multiple quarter and fractional parcels totaling about 279 acres. The sale is set for December 21 with the sheriff confirming the sale to the highest bidder for cash in the county town.
A federal land patent notice from Nevada lists lands in Carron City District described as parcel sections within the Diablo Meridian. The Central Paste Railroad company seeks patent. protests within sixty days may challenge mining versus agricultural value and will be reported to the General Land Office in Washington.
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