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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1899
Page
2
Windle and Brackett, lessees, run The Silver State daily Winnemucca with Sundays excluded. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier with yearly, six month, and three month terms, and directs business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca.
Weather data from Winnewacoa station summarizes 24 hours ending 5:09 PM with mean temperature 72, minimum 0, and precipitation 0. Forecast calls for local and state cloudiness with cooler conditions tonight through Tuesday.
The Salt Lake Tribune criticizes the Spanish court martial against Montijo, argues it harms Spain, and contrasts it with Admiral Schley’s treatment, urging readers to consider the United States’ own reckoning with gratitude and justice.
Governor Sadler urges county officials to collect subscriptions for a welcoming fund for the Nevada Cavalry unit returning from the Philippines campaign. Humboldt County is highlighted as needing its full share, and all citizens are asked to contribute what they can to the cause.
Report claims President Snow of the Mormon Church was arrested in Salt Lake City for violating the anti polygamy act. The piece suggests polygamy was thought stamped out in Utah long ago, but only smaller followers renounced plural marriages while larger leaders remained.
Hon. Sam Davis Nevada State Controller with Attorney Sadier appeared before Judge Coffey in Department 9 to press Nevada's claim against the estate of Thomas Scanlon for $900. Scanlon previously resided in the Reno asylum and left $1,600 in property. Nevada posted a $3,200 bond to secure potential judgment. Davis withdrew opposition to the estate’s administration.
On the night of September 22 or morning of September 23, 1899 a bay saddle horse with a white face stripe and nine hundred pounds, branded bull head on left thigh, was stolen from Bull Head ranch on the Little Humboldt river Humboldt County Nevada. Also taken were a Main Winchester heavy stock saddle with flowered stamp, touring leather gear, two saddle bags one torn, a common bridle with a four keeper bit, and wire fastened bit chain. Richard Barry superintendent of the Jordan Valley Stock Company offers 100 reward for delivery of the thief or thieves to Humboldt County Sheriff. Winnemucca Nev September 25 1899.
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