05 Sep 1879
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1879
Page
3
Report notes Havrmsges and 26 observations with percentages across seats. Mentions five at all seats and a 4 03 AL reference. Lacks clear events or outcomes. summarizes fragmented wartime signal observations from military department records.
Evening board lists numerous securities with varied prices and percentages across multiple firms and entities including Oriental, Northwestern, Giant and Old Abe, Union, California, and more. Notable entries show zodiaced values, with several stocks trading around 60 to 470 and key players such as University Street, Belcher, and Sierra Nevails appearing amid the lengthy catalog.
The Rev J Dawmond travels through Carson and Mall City visiting towns to preach at Unionville tonight. He is expected to arrive here to begin a sermon on the coming Sunday.
The Riko Independent details a fatal affray at Deeth over a 15 year old girl. Russell, 24, was shot by Henry McCoy after a confrontation near a relative’s residence. Russell died at Deeth three hours after arrival. McCoy was released, ruled justifiable homicide. Russell hailed from Massachusetts and worked for RB H Griswold in Star Valley.
The Snyder mine owners in Good Hope District received a near-asking cash offer from a Chicago company via J. P. Way. sale likely. The mine is the district’s oldest, with a fifty foot shaft and drifts east and west. Ten tons of ore have been milled, fetching up to 595 per ton and not below 8750 per ton. A Grand Jury report notes two orphan children cared for by a town woman in a house of ill fame. A bar committee will investigate and move the children to an orphanage tonight. The custodian allegedly seized the children from a mistreated mother. The father, Eugene Holman, a railroad musician, is deceased.
The court continued the Scott & Haskell versus Stock & Dale case until today and ordered an accounting in the Angelina Ballard guardianship. In State v. Whitaker, a motion to quash failed for lack of Grand Jury presence, with demurrer set for this evening. Visitors include A C Cleveland en route to California and J F Abel as a witness in a water suit, plus Senator Thomas Davidson from Grant county and William M Minor arriving from Carson after reporting Democratic votes for Perkins in San Francisco.
M. B. Staunton is constructing a handsome residence on Melarkey street between First and Second, adding a new home amid the neighborhood.
Immense quantities of lumber are being shipped by freight teams to Paradise valley to support construction of a new hotel. The project reflects mounting development and job activity in the region as suppliers rush materials to the site.
A Paris Hospital Gazette note recounts a misread ipecac dose given as snuff sparking sneezing and rapid recovery. A Choctaw man, Wiffemdet, was executed near Atoka Texas after admitting motive “because he felt like it.” In Ohio a hotel keeper who collected internal revenue received a conscience money note with a five hundred dollar bill.
G W Baker returned yesterday from the northern country. He, former at Snapp's Station, reports a striking find in the Obio mine last Tuesday, described as exceeding anything yet found.
Bulliog shipped four bars valued at 3200 by Starr and Groves Mining Co of Lewis District and Telepyentence Co of Tuscarora shipped three bars valued at 5540 46. The Grand Jury made its final report to the District Court yesterday and was discharged. No copy of the report available for publication in this issue.
Tez Coteman ties a string to his tooth and fires a bullet from a pistol, drawing the tooth but tearing his upper lip. Tice concludes nature did not design him for a dentist. In New Jersey, the Bank Register editor replies to a Red Bank Standard attack, saying that an idiot, poll, ink and paper should not publish the result.
A Brunswick Georgia prisoner washed and groomed in a jail bathroom and walked past the jailer unseen into the street. The Detroit Free Press reports a man who hugged a bear to death and notes many feminine handwritten letters seeking his actress. A violent Louisiana storm Wednesday caused vast property damage with forty-five boats moored above New Orleans sunk.
A brief notice notes Drew Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobacco and Damiana Bitters at E Reinhart & Co. The fragment suggests product listings or ad line items dated November 20, 78 for tobacco and bitters.
All kinds of fruits in season received daily by J. E. Bannister. Goods delivered free of charge to customers in any part of town by J. E. Bannister, and time.
Winnemucca Lodge No. 19 F and A M calls a meeting at 7 30 Saturday evening by order of the W M J E Sanryu secretary Social Dapee a social party at Oriental Hall tomorrow evening invites the public good sustenance provided admission one dollar There is a Boschee s German Syrup ad offering 10 cent sample bottles and 75 cent regular bottles claiming relief for coughs colds and lung throat diseases with three doses promised to relieve any case
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