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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1880
Page
3
A notice states Rusein is authorized to collect the Singen State dues and to issue receipts for the same. The document outlines the authorization scope and related procedures.
The War Department Signal Corps U S Army notes observations taken at the game moment of time across all stations. Limited readable details show a November 18 date and a 4:17 a time stamp.
District Judge Rising announced the Board of County Commissioners must canvass election returns and issue certificates for county commissioners and state legislators. The ruling prevents illegal certificates and possible election invalidation. Judge Rising will canvass votes this evening.
The Record Union describes an unusual cowpox vaccination setup by Dr G M Dixon of Sacramento with a platform fixed to a wall and a live heifer used to apply bovine virus. Heifers tolerate the process, aside from brief appetite loss, as vaccine lymph is prepared and distributed. Freight at the Central Pacific remains heavy with 123 loaded cars westbound totaling 4476 tons. County officials warn of certificates for elected candidates and report the jail remains tenantless in winter. Colonel Hardin ships ten carloads of fat cattle to San Francisco.
Levy & Co announce sole agency for Humboldt county for Geo Simmonda Kentucky Bourbon Nabob Whisky and various tobaccos and cigarettes direct from manufacturers. Also advertising Fairbank's Lard at F.C. Renty and livestock groceries and Provistors. Many local stores offer low cash prices and sample fresh groceries and fruits.
In Justice Alley's Court the defendant objected to the drawn jury claiming past wrongs with each juror. He linked incidents from horse trading to shooting hens and stealing a gun, insisting on fresh jurors from outside the city. The judge suggested a bench trial, but the defendant preferred a jury, and the case adjourned to secure six out-of-town jurors.
Ball's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Restorer is promoted as a scientific mix of powerful plant agents. It claims to restore gray hair, improve scalp cleanliness, cure dandruff, nourish hair, and leave it moist and glossy with long-lasting effects. It is said to be endorsed by eminent medical men and Massachusetts officials.
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Queen's Avavsr Flowen for 75 cents or a sample for 10 cents to cure dyspepsia and liver complaints. It also promotes Brown's Bronchial Troches for coughs sore throat and hoarseness, claiming long use and reliability, warnings against imitations, and noting sales by By. Wy. Woon with fruit and cash emphasis.
A mix of advertisements praising Shilohs cough medicine as highly effective for cough bronchitis and consumption, plus claims for Geet Vitalizer to cure indigestion and related ailments. Includes Shilohs Porous Plaster, nasal injector with catarrh remedy, and local druggists C A DeLacassure and DeSavasseur in Winnemucca Nevada. Also notes postal service times and postmaster details.
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