Opposition to Sharon Rages in Reno Journal
The Reno Journal denounces Senator Sharon as a California resident and urges Nevada voters and lawmakers to prevent his re election. The piece argues the Senate cannot exclude him on residency and warns Powning to act independently of party caucus to avoid being a tool of the machine.
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California
Powning
San Francisco
New York
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Senate
Journal
Suaron
Plot Against Tilden Sparks Nevada Delegation Plan
The Times-Review warns of a Nevada movement to pack the Winnemucca convention to secure a Delegate from Nevada to Cincinnati for Judge Field. It cautions Tilden men and other Democrats to watch the Field boom and avoid leaders linked to past party defeats.
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Times-Review
Winnemucca
Nevada
Cincinnati
Judge Field
Tilden
Field
New York
Robinson
Tilton
Blaine
Sherman
Electoral Commission
Thurman
Tlinois
Delegates Clash Over Pacific Coast Nomination Strategy
Fragmentary notes show crats debate Sep President nomination and whether Nevada delegates should be positioned to oppose the mormination. The text hints at internal party friction and regional considerations amid a contested Pacific Coast slate.
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Crats
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Califorian magazine boosts value with two new departments
The Californian expands content with two new departments while maintaining a low subscription price. A. Roman Publishing Co. at 202 Sansome Street, San Francisco, offers a year’s subscription for three dollars, or locally through C. Chenoweth for procurement.
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A. Roman Publishing Co
Sansome Street
San Francisco
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House Adjournment Schedulings and Notable Deaths News
The House approved adjournment for May 31 while a Democratic caucus urged reconsideration of the vote and postponed adjournment amid a busy calendar and pending important legislation. John F. Wheeler, condemned in Ukiah, California, died after ingesting morphine six hours earlier. his wife is suspected in the poisoning. Whitaker case at West Point cites handwriting experts linking notes to Whitaker. Castle Garden reports over 100,000 emigrants since January 1 with 12,000 weekly arrivals. the influx sparks European unease and domestic worry. Judge Sanford E. Church of the New York Court of Appeals has died. Illinois returns indicate an anti-Grant majority possible if Cook County delegation is seated.
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Democratic Representatives
Congress
House
John F. Wheeler
Ukiah
California
Mendocino
Wheeler
Whitaker
West Point
Southworth
Whittaker
New York Times
Castle Garden
Europe
Sanford E. Church
New York Court of Appeals
Hlinois
Cook County
Convention Splits Delegates and Third Term Talk Abroad
The article notes delegates from Dargeet County headed for the State Convention in Columbus on the 19th, with uninstructioned choices between Grant and Washburne. Leland Stanford predicts no organized opposition to the third term, and California may rally to a nominated president. Milton Pennsylvania suffers a major incendiary fire destroying 606 buildings and $600,000 in losses.
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Leland Stanford
California
Kearney
Cincinnati
Tilden
Pacific Coast
Field
Wyoming
W. A. Carter
M. C. Brown
Chicago
Blaine
Tribune
Washington
Simon Cameron
Don
Milton
Pennsylvania
Forests Hill
Auburn
New Tax Notice on Proceeds of Mines in Humboldt County
Notice states that the tax on proceeds of mines for the quarter ending March 31 1890 is due and payable at the Humboldt County Court-house. The collector warns that the laws for collection will be strictly enforced and directs payment at Winnemucca with the notice dated May 17 1890.
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Winnemuces
Daily Papers Delivered in Town and Country
Notice from Chenoweth News Agent in Winnemucca May 17 1990 offering delivery of daily papers including the San Francisco Chronicle Morning Call Bulletin and others at 25 cents per week. If not on hand, papers will be furnished on short wheel.
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San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Morning Call
San Francisco Bulletin
Sacasmente Fee
Geeramento Record Union
Virginia Chronicle
Gold Hill News
Territorial Enterprise
Europe
America
Chenoweth
Winnemucca
Delinquent Sale Notice for Wild Goose Mining Co
Delinquent stock on movement No 1 will be sold at public auction June 11 1480 at 2 PM in Winnemucca Nevada. The notice lists stockowners names shares amounts and totals with costs of advertising and sale expenses. Based on an 1879 board order multiple shares may be sold to cover delinquencies. The sale location is the secretary's office at the court house in Winnemucca Nevada.
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Humboldt County
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Democratic Central Committee Notice in Nevada May 16 1340
Melling of the Democratic Central Committee will hold at Oriental Hall on Wednesday evening May 16 at 7 o clock for returns of votes to delegates to the state convention from the district and for certificates and other business A W Fisk chairman I Winnemucca secretary town
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Democratic Central
Witlaeret Unbolit County
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