District Court Connues to March 24 in Several Cases
In local court sessions the Levyva and Bilott costs were retaxed and continued to March 24. Ladd v West on appeal also continued to March 24. Lamance v Byrnes amended prayer granted and submission taken under advisement. Westfall v Shepard demurrer sustained with time to amend. Court adjourned to next Wednesday. Local notes report ex congressman Wren dull in San Francisco and other travelers passing through town.
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Bouniicht Seachka Ee
District Court
N. Levyva
James Bilott
George Ladd
Peter West
Lake Township
Isabella Lamance
John Byrnes
A. Westfall
A. J. Shepard
Tun Issus
Wren
Buyska
San Francisco
California
M. Belcour
Paris
Australia
Senator William Sharon Visits Nevada Amid Cold Reception
William Sharon, California senator representing Nevada, travels home to Humboldt with little fanfare. No crowd meets him at the depot, and he remains largely unrecognized by local constituents. He reportedly resists discussing politics, plans to confer with Missie Wellington in Carson, and faces questions over his senate seat and labor relations stance.
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William Sharon
Nevada
California
Humboldt
Africa
Winnemucca
United States
Ogden
Ah Kye
Senate
Russia
Turkey
Elko
West
Missie Wellington
Carson
Nevaula
San Francisco
United States Senate
Death of H. J. Cook Pioneer Photographer
The Tuscarora Times Review notes H. J. Cook died at 4 o clock yesterday morning of pneumonia after ten days illness. A Georgia native who came to Tuscarora last summer he opened a photograph gallery and made many friends. Funeral services are set for this afternoon with burial in the east Tuscarora cemetery.
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Tuscarora
H. J. Cook
Mr. Cook
H.C. Tandy
Georgia
California
Nevada
Paradise Valley
West
Old-time printer B N Tiden dies in San Francisco
L Tiden Robert Tilden an early Humboldt Register associate who came to the county in 1863 died in San Francisco last Friday. He helped publish the Humboldt Register with W J Forbes in Unionville and was a well known figure across the state.
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Bengh
L. Tiden
Robert &, Tilden
San Francisco
W. J. Forbes
Unionville
Humboldt Register
Virginia City
Salt Lake
Bob
Republican Central Committee Meeting Tonight
The Republican Central Committee members are convened this evening at 6:30 at the office of 8 S Grass. The gathering aims to organize and discuss party affairs.
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Republican Central Committee
8. S. Grass
Baking Powder Claim Cites Rival Brands
An advertisement asserts Everybody's Baking Powder is as good as ours while Levy and Co's Ideal is superior. It notes no aluminum unless desired and promises reliable rise for baked goods.
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Levy & Co
Sleepwalking passenger with revolver on Central Pacific train
The Eureka Leader reports a westbound passenger on Conductor Hopkins's Central Pacific train Wednesday created panic by wandering the coach in sleep with a cocked revolver asking who wanted to be killed. Passengers crouched, brakeman faced the threat, and the man was later removed at Battle Mountain.
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Eureka
Hopkin
Central Pacific Railroad
Battle Mountain
Sunday School Concert Pleases FE Church Audience
The Sunday school children delivered a well attended concert at the FE Church last evening. The choir sang well throughout and several solo and recitation performances by the children were admirably rendered.
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The
Cattle Die in Harney Valley Winter
Grant County ranchman J. F. Abbott reports the severest winter in south eastern Oregon and northern Nevada. About twenty five percent of cattle in Harney Valley and Stein Mountain areas perished from cold and hunger. In Quin River Valley two hundred carcasses were seen on ranges of H. H. McColley and Colonel Hardin within a few square miles.
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Abbott
Grant County
Oregon
Nevada
Harney Valley
Stein Mountain
Quin River Valley
H. H. McColley
Colonel Hardin
Social at the Parsmaze Parsonage Tonight
A social gathering is planned at the parsonage tomorrow Tuesday evening and all are invited.
No Mottoes Here Yet Says Retruart & Co Patent Remedy Ad
An old patent medicine advertisement claims Ayga's Sar SAPARILEA as the best vegetable alterative with iodides of potassium and tron. It promises cures for scrofula mercurial disorders skin diseases blood impurities and related liver and female health issues. The piece touts forty years of extensive use and vitality renewal.
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Ayga
Mothers Urged to Buy Mrs Wixson Sourume Suror
An advertising appeal targets mothers distressed by teething infants. It promises fast relief for the child and calmer nights for the mother, claiming universal use, pleasant taste, and a 25 cent bottle sold nationwide.
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United States
Fine Business Suite Offer Refined in Canton Market
Industrial listing notes cloth business suites from Canton market. Describes fine to extra fine dress suits and flannel cadurshirte items available for purchase.
August Flower Ad Claims Cure for Dyspepsia
An 1860s advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and liver ailments noting a cure in three doses. It cites two million bottles sold last year and lists prices for a 75 cent bottle and 10 cent samples. The ad also promotes Grevey's Almanac and offers free almanac copies from G G Green of Woodbury New Jersey.
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Grevey
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
For Sale Third Street dwelling near Levy's store
Property on Third street back of Levy's store offered for sale on reasonable terms. For particulars apply at this office. Also notices of bakery bread deliveries, free lunches at pantries and cafes, and refracted advertisements for samples and lunch stamps appear in this section.
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Third Street
Messrs. Levy
Mhitf
Shilohs Vitality Offered Free If It Does Not Help
Advertises Shilohs Vitality to cure dyspepsia liver complaint constipation sour stomach and general debility with a money back offer. Price 75 cents. Sold by C A DeSavussune Druggist Winnemucca Nevada. Also Shilohs Porous Plaster for back chest or side at 75 cents by same dealer.
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Shiloh
C. A. DeSavussune
Neo Shiloh
C. A. DeSausstre
Winnemucca
Ney
nS-eop
Onion Setts Scarcity Prompts Cash Sale by Robins
Owing to onion setts scarcity and high price, F. C. Robins has secured a supply today to be sold strictly for cash. Also offered are blue grass alfalfa white and red clover seeds in any quantity for cash. Five loaves of home made bread for twenty five cents. Fresh bread twice daily at the Depot Bakery opposite the Freight House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot Bakery
F. C. Robins
Garden Seeds at Chenoweths Cash Store
Seeds for gardens grass and flowers advertised by C Chenoweth at his Cash Store on Bridge Street Winne mucca Nevada milité with emphasis on fresh seed selection and local availability.
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C. Chenoweth
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
Nevada
Milité
Bullion Tax Notice Due for Quarter Ending December 1579
Notice from Humboldt County Assessor Rickard in Winnemucca states the bullion tax on procood mines for the quarter ending December 1579 is due. Payment must be made at the county courthouse with collection proceeding under the laws. February 23 1880.
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Humboldt
LL. Rickard
Winnemucca
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