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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1875
Page
3
The Silver State office moves from Railroad Street to the new Bridge Street building opposite the Court-house.
Morning stock list from San Francisco shows varied readings across mines and companies. Notable entries include California at 681 percent with 30 and Imperial 8h at 200, while Union U y B50 and Exchequer 12 124 percent appear with mixed figures.
October Verm. District Court heard petitions in three matters. The administrator removal petition for L. C. Pease deceased was denied after argument. Hawk vs Nash set for 2 pm trial, then continued. Fairbank and Negus vs Sloan et al. injunctive relief denied. Court adjourned to 10 am today.
A three county Relief Committee was appointed at the Courthouse to receive cash and in kind donations for Virginia distress. Local residents pledged money and goods such as flour, clothing, bacon, beef, and vegetables, to be forwarded to Virginia. The effort aims to show Humboldters’ generosity and aid those in need. Conductor George Cornwall fell ill on a passenger train but recovered some. he remains under care. The C P R R pay car travels west today to distribute wages. T. F. Donelin offers steady telegraph work at the depot.
From Cornucopia November 1 1875 reports severe mid autumn storm causing mud and damaged adobe homes while wind and snow linger. Hay costs rise to 50 per ton barley up, wood 30 per cord. the Leopard mine ships bullion as other mines close for winter. Petitioning for a mail route, prospecting updates and a grand Thanksgiving Ball announced at Occidental Hall with turkeys ordered. Local business and mining prospects feature Konkel Brothers ledge and ties to Comstock wealth. citizenship granted to Conrad Manglevinc.
Henry Clay Dean spoke at the Courthouse to aid Virginians burned in the recent fire. The Winnemaca Brass Band played under John Cox, Gen. Harris introduced the speaker, and a generous collection was raised with C A LaGrave Richard Nash and A J Shepard named to receive contributions.
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