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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1894
Page
3
Local Reno items note two Chinese men arrested for selling whisky to Native Americans. The region also reports mining gains near Carson City with a nugget valued at 168 dollars and prospects at many Nevada mines, plus railroad and agricultural anecdotes.
The Ogden Press rebukes The Dispatch over claims that industrial action is a Republican attack on Cleveland’s popularity. It questions which voters align with The Dispatch’s contempt for goldbugs and those seeking office crumbs.
Chinese registration totals 105 812 nationwide with 67 977 in California and Nevada, 4 669 in Montana Idaho and Utah, and 1 781 in Arizona. Last census listed 107 485 Chinese. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier curing rheumatism. Take now. Hood's cures.
A Chicago boy loses his reason while viewing New York sights. Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will resign. Richard Crocker retires from leadership of Tammany. An armor plate fraud probe continues at Homestead. Death is pronounced on Tip the man eating elephant in New York after nine killings. Mrs. Mary E Lease is ill in Kansas City and fears a crank letter promising to kill her. Rose Coghlan applies for a safe patent that detonates if burglarized. Indianapolis polices on bicycles claim faster response. Dayal athletic club members face Jacksonville court for prize fight charges. A Pennsylvania woman taunts a hat tag reading Reduced to 2.75. M BE church service announced with sermon on The Bible Its Authority. Ivanhoe Lodge K P holds special meeting May 12. Elaine oil offered alongside Pearl oil by H. Remnant & Co. Catarrh cure promoted as constitutional remedy by F J Cheney & Co. Toledo. One hundred dollars offered for cures. druggists sell at 75 cents.
Mrs Porter, returning from San Francisco, offers new spring and summer millinery styles to ladies of Winnemucca and area. Visit her at the corner of Fourth and Melarkey streets to view goods and call.
Benedict Arnold spent his last years in contempt and isolation while serving no command. He had sought a major general’s post and cash, but was rejected by the British. After his 1801 death in London his mind declined, ending a fall from American defector to despised exile.
The state central committee of the Silver party will hold a meeting in Reno Nevada on Wednesday May 23 1894 at 10 o'clock a m A full attendance is requested G S Nexox Chairman H P Fuasxery Secretary Dentisty W Porter now in Winnemucca will remain for a short time Office at residence corner 4th and Melarky streets adtf E Retwnart Co of Pains in kidneys cured by Simmons Liver Regulator Ayer's Hair Vigor praised Buckingham's Dye for gray hair Flour and mill stuff offered at low prices by E Retwnart Co
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