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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
3
An affray in upper town near the round house between Italians left a woman severely beaten and another Italian, Menicucel, struck her assailant with a bar causing a deep head wound. The injured man is in critical condition and reportedly dying. Authorities are urged to investigate.
C H McIntosh arrives from Lovelock. J Clark comes from MU City on No 6. L L Recanzone arrives from Paradise Valley. Mrs J H Griffin from Humboldt House. A K Taverner from Lovelock. L Springsteen and D H Walton from San Francisco. Humboldt county official canvass set for next Monday. New mail cars on San Francisco to Ogden run. James Huting arrives from Tucson where he worked as a printer. F M Lee of First National Bank attends today’s quarterly meeting. Constable Moore and Thomas Bangs return from Unionville. Bangs arrested for horse stealing and released on own recognizance. preliminary exam set for next Monday.
The Friday Night Club at Silver State hall hosted a lively social with a large turnout. Prizes at whist awarded to Mrs J C Hayden Martha Krenkel B Rule and J C Hayden. Mrs P B Roberts sang a vocal solo during intermission and encore. Dancing closed the evening.
The Carson News reports speculation that Fitzgerald’s Supreme Bench victory creates a vacant District Judge post and that W D Jones may resign as Attorney General to become Judge. It also mentions possible appointments of Bartlett or Woodburn as Attorney General and Bartlett as District Judge.
The Hold-Over Senators Dooley Lincoln Greene White Pine Pitt Humboldt and Jackson Washoe fusionists have been elected to the State senate. Bell Nye may win Nye. Latest Lyon county reports show Gallagher Republican defeats Strosnider Fusionist.
The wild man of Braneau was brought to Silver City by Constable Portlock. Declared insane, he was sent to Blackfoot. His raids troubled the upper Braneau horsemen and sheepmen for two years, and his capture brings relief to their camps.
Fifty ballots were thrown out at Carson. Eight California marriages occurred on Reno Thursday. President Stubbs of the State University will lecture at Yale November 13. The Nevada California Oregon Railroad will move 160 carloads of cattle in two weeks. Ed Knight, former Storey County district attorney, elected to the Assembly from San Francisco. Senator Comins defeated by Green after long service for White Pine. A Roman candle incident in Virginia City disrupted a candidate ratification. SP orders twenty two steam pile drivers for Salt Lake line shortening. Democrats sweep Elko county ticket. Fusion ticket strong elsewhere. Newlands loses. Farrington wins by sixty in his home county. Churchill county shows Democrats winning several offices. Republicans win Recorder and a Commissioner. Glendale election-day fight ends with ballot box damaged but overall quiet. Joseph Casper dies suddenly in Carson. A stranger arrested at Verdi with a stolen $120 check drawn on Washoe Bank of Reno. bicycle theft linked to arrest.
A Sodaville youngster puzzled by an egg at breakfast asks how to eat it, recalling a tale of a girl raised in Columbus who visits Reno and is so unfamiliar with city life she cannot find her way upstairs.
Foster outlines a major cool weather event in November. The front crosses the Rockies around the 20th, central valleys by the 22nd, and Eastern States by the 24th. It brings the month's lowest temperatures with a center moving down the Missouri River toward Texas before lifting north along the Atlantic coast.
In a letter to the Gardnerville Record the writer promotes black walnut trees as thriving in Carson Valley. They should be planted more extensively as a handsome shade tree and will bear after seven years, yielding a profitable crop thereafter.
The sermon schedule lists Sunday school at 10 30 A M preaching at 11 30 A M class meeting at 12 30 P M junior league at 2 30 P M epworth leage at 6 P M and a second preaching at 7 P M All are welcome. GEO C KLNG Pastor.
Virginia Chronicle reports H M Clemons surrendered at the courthouse after killing James Kiger near the Succor mine in Nigger ravine. The men had long enmity over mining rights and a recent assault incident preceded the fatal shooting. Clemons, local water company superintendent, is taken into custody. Kiger, about 50, lived near the mine.
Governor Reinhold Sadler proclaims November 29 1900 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer urging citizens to give to the poor and to show gratitude for blessings. The notice appears alongside advertisements offering cures for deafness and indigestion with claims of remedies and patent medicines from F J Cheney Co and Brown Bros.
An 1880s style retail page touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a mother helper for night coughs and colds. It mentions Brown Bros. Druggists selling it and promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin cures. Reinheart & Co. advertises new shirt finishing goods and outfitting items for men and ladies.
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