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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1875
Page
3
The Silver State office relocates from Railroad Street to a new building on Bridge Street near the Court House. The move updates local operations and access for patrons in the county seat.
This Morning's Board lists multiple mining stocks and prices including Ophir 4035 and 499, Crown Point 2934, Yellow Jacket 70, Kentuck 13 percent, and others like Chollar Hale Norcross and Knickerbocker. The column features varied quotes across districts such as Eureka Belmont Rye Pateh and Mexican markets with numerous percentage changes and ponderous price figures.
Local intelligence notes many seek work in Virginia City while hundreds remain home dependent on charity. A Gold Hill News warning urges would be migrants to keep away, claiming the city has too many workers already. James Manning travels east to Iowa and Massachusetts for winter, with hopes of returning in spring with a bride. Buckner reports scarlet fever in Paradise Valley, while Twelve horses and twenty one cows head to San Francisco for A C Wright. Humboldt Mill ships one bar of bullion valued at 1200 dollars to San Francisco.
Winnemucca Public School reports October attendance and scholarship. Grammar students include Mollie Stockton Mary Chenoweth Nannie Shaw Fannie Vanderlip Nellie Owens and others with high percentages in spelling geography and history. Primary department lists 27 boys 29 girls and named non tardy non absent students.
An old advertisement notes Halu’s Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs and colds and Pike’s toothache drops claim a minute cure. It also mentions a Silver City resident with three horse shoes and a Virginia Consolidated Mining dividend amid past misfortunes. The Springfield Republican mockingly critiques women’s fashion and manners.
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