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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1896
Page
4
Lodge directory notes Hermione Temple No 5 Rathbone Sisters hold conventions on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month at Silver State. R. Hill and M. B.C. Asnie E Lavoy are listed as officers of the organization.
Humboldt Lodge No 16 1 0 C F Hewnlar meets on the first and third Wednesdays monthly at their hall in antenna building at 7 o clock PM Thomas N G Archer Secretary announce the schedule and contact.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 18 K of P holds regular Monday meetings at Castle Hall at 7 30 p m. W Summerfield C and Jows K of B 8 S Company D 1st Brig N G N N G rie every Tuesday at 7 30 p m with business meeting first Tuesday of month. Target practice for Company to follow on second and third Saturdays each month. Arch er Captain N J Gunter O
The edge meets at their hall in the Silver State building on the first and third Tuesday evenings at 7 30 oclock. Members in good standing are invited to attend with officers Wolf Muller and Warren recording.
Winnemucca Lodge No. 19 F and A M invites Master Masons to monthly stated meetings at 7:30 p m on the first Saturday evening in the Silver State block hall. Officers J Anderson W M and R W Lewis secretary signed notice.
An advertised humorous book recounts the Angel of Liberty taking Grover Cleveland from the White House at night and leaving him to tramp home to Oklahoma City. It promises 176 pages of laugh provoking text with 40 full page illustrations and urges readers to send 25 cents to the publisher in Washington D C.
Notice announces Central Pacific Railroad Company lands listed for patent in Carson City district Nevada. Public inspection posted details and sixty day window to protest or contest claims on mineral versus agricultural value. Names C H Gallup Register and D I Hall Receiver dated September 23, 1806.
Humboldt County Nevada submits the quarterly financial report ending September 30 1896. It lists cash in county treasury amounts for June and September and apportionments to multiple state and county school funds including Spring Valley Rye Patch Golconda Sierra Central Winnemucca Paradise and Lake funds. Bonds outstanding include Winnemucca Lake and other districts with totals noted. The report is signed by County Auditor J Hill and County Treasurer V Laverga with formal attestation.
The District Court of the BEC and Judicial District orders all interested parties to appear on October 19, 1866 at 10:00 a.m. in PiracR County to show cause why the executrix should not be granted authority to sell necessary real estate of James Ritehie and Josephine Ritehie. Publication to follow for four weeks in the Silver State.
The Sheriff will sell at the Humboldt County courthouse Nevada on November 14 1806 at noon under an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued by the Second Judicial District Court. The property includes Lots 1 2 and 18 of Block 14 in Lovelock Nevada with all appurtenances. Sale in cash to the highest bidder to satisfy a judgment of 1920 47 plus interest costs and fees. Dr Hadley Sheriff of Humboldt County Nevada dated October 26.
Notice states Central Pacific Railroad filed a patent list in the office for a land lot in Carson City Nevada. The list is open to public inspection with a 30 day protest window and references land survey details in Mt Diablo meridian, section 28 township 2 south range 39. The notice is signed by the receiver and dated October 20.
By virtue of an execution issued by the Second Judicial District Court of Nevada Humbold County the sheriff will sell at the Arm hall Winnemucca Nevada on Monday November 24 1596 at 12 o clock m for cash the listed theatre and household property including scenery theatrical props benches curtains chairs stoves and mirrors to the highest bidder.
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