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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1880
Page
3
Observations synchronized across signal units capture a curve pattern labeled 78 Army Sevrewenn percent 680 417 A.M. data points. The record notes timing alignment and method for concurrent readings at identical moments to ensure comparability across stations.
Walter Beat, injured by a conveyor shaft at Bullion of Paradise, suffered multiple wounds and awaits surgery to reset his arm. His father, a physician, prepared to attend him home. No. 8 freight train arrived with forty loaded cars, twenty five loaded with time goods from New York to San Francisco, claimed heaviest engine-shown run. Democratic Central Committee meeting planned, may conflict with Paradise races. Also notes on M Ward, Judge Marshall, and SF Stock Board adjournment.
A man named Wiley Armer, about 20, native of Tennessee, died September 7 on train No 5 near Lovelock after falling from an emigrant car platform. The head was severed by a wheel. A coroner’s jury found accidental death. Armer, traveling with his brother from California to Arkansas, had $234 in golf and a $213 note on him. Emigrant train passengers signed a note praising Conductor Pinmur and detailing their journey from Reno.
The court transacted felony indictment actions with witnesses excused pending orders. Administrators appointed for Asa Michels estate. Cases continued. Charley Wing represented by new counsel. Waters of Polo Creek dispute heard by Grass Lewis for plaintiff and Bonnifeld Clarke for defendant. District Attorney McMillan prosecuted Jennie Taylor case. jury impaneled for trial. Five witnesses examined. court adjourned to 10 today. Levy & Co reclaimed Hopkins’ team with 29,000 pounds freight for Silver City.
A boy reported a corpse found in a dirty cabin once occupied by Oreana Kate. Maggie Cantheld lay dead on the floor while Oreada Kate sat semi-nude, smoking, near a nearly empty beer keg. Coroner to hold post mortem. drinking suspected in the death. Also reports a new rich gold ledge in Humboldt Canyon near Barber's Canyon, three miles from Dan Glen, with five feet of quartz rich in gold. John Ross and Chas Edwards are discoverers. Dan Glen expected to rival Bodie. Rich silver mines noted as development continues. John Nelson mining ore yielding hundreds per ton. The above club organized with officers F. Naramore, L. L. Rickard, J. L. Guthrie, J. N. Levy, and D. Giroux. plans three days of races and potential county contests after Paradise races and before Winnemucca events.
The Royal Bengal tiger may be seen nightly at the Capital Salooc as crowds gather to watch theCAT from a safe enclosure. The exhibit promises close encounters with the majestic predator under trained supervision and lighting.
A letter argues Republicans never passed property voting laws in Rhode Island. It notes the 163 charter required property for voters until 1848 44 and Gov Dorr attempted reforms granting natives vote without property. The writer calls for scrutiny of a $124 property requirement for adopted citizens and rejects such laws as unfit for a liberal Union.
Took Meret Levy & Co announce the opening of today the largest and most complete stock of dry goods buttons and clothing in the state. They pledge not to be undersold and offer fresh goods securing daily. Call and see them for prices and selection.
Eagle Base Ball Club will hold a meeting at Oriental Hall Wednesday evening at 7 30 o’clock. Grorex Boort is president.
A match race of one mile for 150 dollars aside will be staged at the Winnemucca course next Sunday September 12. The event opens to all regardless of creed age or sex with no restrictions. Fresh groceries now available from Cuxnowern including seven pounds brown sugar or six pounds white sugar for one dollar at his cash store.
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Wooxstows Somme Syrer as a safe pleasant teething remedy. It promises immediate relief from pain and crying, bowel regulation, rest for mothers, and health for the child. Sold everywhere for 25 cents a bottle.
Old time advertisements claim Shilohs Consumption Cure cures coughs asthma bronchitis and other lung troubles in half the time with several dosage options and a guaranteed result. Also promoted are Sailor's Viteliver for digestion and Vermont maple sugar with other goods listed from various merchants.
A harum-scarum ad dense with brand names promotes summer hats and fashion at reduced prices, followed by claims for hair restoration products and a miscellaneous mix of groceries and tobacco brands. The jumble includes assertions about hair dye and health benefits, with dubious endorsements and varied items.
The celebrated pure Fairbank's Lard can now be found at F. C. Ross's store. He pledges to stock only brands that will pass a person's inspection, ensuring quality for customers seeking trusted pantry staples.
The Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee meets at Oriental Hall Winnemucca on Wednesday September 8 at 8 oclock to adjust the county convention time and discuss other business. Members are urged to be on hand promptly. chairman Winnemucca September 7, 1880.
Customers flock to Lavy and Co store for affordable cash prices as the shop announces a new brand of coffee touted as the finest in the market Mey ite mB-bevy. The ad emphasizes low costs and value for money from the Pure Codes line.
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