Silver State Office Bridge and Fourth Streets
Local listing notes property or office location at COR Bridge and Fourth Streets in Silver State. No further details available.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1897
Page
2
Local listing notes property or office location at COR Bridge and Fourth Streets in Silver State. No further details available.
U S Department of Agriculture Winnemucca Station reports weather for 24 hours ending 8 p.m. on November 17 1897. Mean barometer 20.05 inches. Maximum temperature 6 degrees. Minimum temperature 15 degrees. Mean temperature 36 degrees. Wind from the north. No precipitation. Local time 9 p.m.
An editor in Mississippi was stabbed by a Baptist enthusiast over perceived bias in local church social coverage. The incident followed remarks about unequal treatment of Baptist and Methodist events in the paper.
An Oakland auctioneer sold the liquor fixtures and stock of a local saloon to the highest bidder and was soon arrested for selling liquor without a license. The case presents a novel point of law.
The bitter New York campaign ends with Henry George’s death creating an intellectual void. The editor of the Elko Argonaut remains alive.
Charles W Shotwell aged 17 faced house breaking charges after three months in jail and wearing tatters. He said both parents were dead and he had no home or friends. The grand jury returned no indictment, but funded new clothes and a purse and offered guidance for a better path.
The Elko Argonaut profiles Hiram Stoker known as Old Hi, detailing twenty years of shifting work from teamster to cattleman and farmer. He settled in Lovelock valley, tilled about 900 acres, and harvested a record wheat crop of around 10,000 bags in 1897, earning him the Nevada wheat king title and financial stability for his family with help from his sons George Bert and Willie.
Mrs A D Wilcox executrix of A D Wilcox estate gives notice of sale on November sun day 1897 at 10 am at Bridge Street Winnemucca Nevada to sell unredeemed pledges including a ladies side saddle a Supanid medal and a watch and chain to satisfy sums due unless redeemed before the date to the highest bidder for cash.
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