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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1894
Page
3
Local notes report the silver dollar's centennial birthday on October 15 with civic announcements and speeches. Also covered are minor burglaries in Carson, court sessions, citizenship grants, and upcoming political events in Nevada.
Testimony centers on a cipher dispatch to Rose Winnemucca and alledged bridge burning by A R U members in Carlin. Witnesses recount July 3 4 5 events including engine damage and a confession motive amid defense claims of guarded actions and local strike duties.
Gladstone’s eyes are all right and the deepest mining shaft in Michigan nears a mile in depth. A French specialist claims strychnine injections cure alcoholism. A Chinese soldier earns $1 monthly with rations, not a fighter. One glass of beer per person is brewed daily in the U.S. Senator Caffrey avoids handshakes. Delta drainage of the Danube is proposed to restore ancient forests. Spain cancels the U S Cuba reciprocity treaty upon tariff changes. Maine’s oldest Catholic church at Damariscotta Mills is over 100 years old. Mary E Lease on George Pullman: wealth for a place where gold melts. Coffins with internal torpedoes for burial alarms. Eiffel Tower to Baltimore for 1897 fair at $500,000. Offenbach’s failures in long operas noted. Miner John Randolph tortured by robbers. A Western woman elected mayor. husband’s divorce suit leads to a fine. Germany’s beer production tops 1.2 billion gallons. per-capita averages vary. Mme Janauschek on Madeline Pollard’s stage aim: notoriety fuels success.
The Zirn and Schulz mine in Pine Nat draws crowds from Genoa Carson and distant towns as the richest strike in the county. The owners recently made trips to Carson hauling 2000 to 8000 worth of gold per visit. Guards keep the site secure and a townsite is surveyed as prospecting expands. The Pine Nut hills are described as full of gold and a booming mining camp is anticipated.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Toledo druggists West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes the cure is taken internally. Also promotes Hall's Hair Renewer as preventing gray hair and links education to hair care.
The Sloan ranch six miles above town offers pasture for rent by the month or season. For details, contact G. B. Nixon. Water mains will be shut daily from 9 AM to 3 PM and 9 PM to 5 AM until further notice, with no street sprinkling. J. Rovaux, superintendent, Winnemucca, August 24, 1894. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier.
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