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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
3
Report from Helsinki on May 26 notes Finland's Diet nearing closing, debating a counter move to preserve Finnic rights while accepting some Russian institutions. Protests circulate urging unity with Poles against Russian rule, claiming land confiscation if Russia dominates. The press says agitation aims to entangle Prussia with Russian disputes.
Weather Bureau monthly record for June over nineteen years from Winnemucca notes mean temperature 62 deg, warmest 69 in 1889, coldest 58 in 1891, high 8 deg on 22, low 29 on 20 in 1880. Precipitation 0.78 inches, max 2.4 inches in 1885, min 0.00 in 1880. Clear days 15, partly cloudy 11, cloudy 4. Winds from the west, max 56 mph from the south on 22 in 1893.
Thacker an expert miller from Minnesota aids Ogden operations crafting four new high patent flour blends. Using Idaho cache barley and Weber county wheat, the mix aims at superior flour quality. Also notes a quiet wedding between Wyatt Burp and Jennie Irene Lambert in Paradine Valley and memorial and Masonic notices.
Mining in Lander County Nevada shows rich silver and copper potential. NorthernBattle Mountain area hosts extensive ledges with high grade ore, including pockets of 600 to 1,000 ounces per ton. New Pass mines near Austin look set to become a major camp. copper prospects in Blossom & Blossom group and nearby claims hold rich chalcopyite and antimony ore.
Nevada borax output around 300 tons monthly valued at 45000 dollars. Gold Creek mines to reopen this summer. Heavy stockholders Baldwin and Paulding from New York. Antimony sulphide samples show over 70 percent antimony worth 300 per ton. crude ore ton valued at 210. Golden Eagle and Gold Hill see promising development. Water line pipe for Golden Eagle mill ordered. Dexter at Tuscarora shipped gold bars and dust totaling 2000 dollars to National Bank vault. cyanide dumps at Kansas City refinery. 700 pounds of gold dust arrived at the sampler from Geyser Marion cyanide plant. Catarrh cure ad claims internal remedies cure constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by Cheney & Co.
A case from Virginia City recounts J B Dazet abducting Thomas Hally at Mill and street corner brandishing a knife for two to three hours. Dazet claimed imaginary grievances while beating Hally, who required medical marks. Authorities consider Dazet mentally unbalanced after recent reverses and foreclose the possibility of further harm to self or others.
William Bradley of Unionville died Wednesday night from pneumonia followed by measles. Born in Kentucky fifty six years ago, he lived in Unionville on and off since the early sixties, with prior time in Tuscarora. He leaves a widow and three children, Mred William Jr. and Lottie S. The funeral was held at the family residence. Dr. W L Samuels of Winnemucca was summoned to the bedside and Bradley died within thirty minutes of the doctor’s arrival.
The Governor announced several appointments on Wednesday including H. B. Maxson as Delegate to the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress in Wichita Kansas Theodore Winters named Director of the State Agricultural Society Jas B Bramah of New York named Prisoner of Doeda Dr W H Cavell Dr J C Hennesy jot Carson and Dr S Chapman of Vir-
A health campaign emphasizes that one treatment or policy benefits men and women alike, advocating universal access and awareness across communities. Officials urge participation in screenings and education programs to improve overall well being.
Claims the medicine sharpens appetite corrects digestion and liver function purifies enriches blood and builds flesh. It asserts a 98 percent cure rate for consumption and cites testimonials like Thomas Pletcher of Clifton Station Virginia. Also advertises Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle non-gripe laxative.
A reader reports cure of rheumatism in the right limb after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The testimonial credits relief to the remedy and recommends it to others suffering rheumatic pains. W. A. Brown, druggist, sells the product.
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