Nevada constitutional changes hailed as strong organic law progress
The Supreme Court affirmed amendments adopted in February 1880 as part of the state’s organic law. The legislature notes earlier efforts failed due to red tape and public indifference, but widespread voter approval enabled a robust reform. Promoters of a state lottery are blamed for spurring reform, yet the outcome strengthens Nevada’s constitution. Also covered are Potts murder linked rumors, Senator Jones backing silver, and a horse healing anecdote praising Trib ointment.
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Drunk and injuries mark Tuesday night disturbance
A 20 pound object was placed in the cooler for abusing language on the street. Three young men assisted deputies to arrest the intoxicated man who resisted at the door, ending with his confinement in a west cell then release next morning. He walked 15 miles to Royal City to calm nerves.
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Miners flock to Tuscarora as transport cuts fare in half
Travel to Tuscarora grows brisk with labor demand as Bar silver reports intensified mining activity. Elko and Tuscarora fares drop from seven to seven shillings and a half while fire roars in Jack Creek mountains damaging timber. Maryland and Nevada mining news note gypsum deposits sold for six thousand dollars by Hauskina and Lovelock jr, and four nephews of a Darwin guided man head toward a killer. Carson candidates emerge for state offices at the Republican convention. A mining company worker falls twenty feet at Candelaria Mill, dying instantly. sympathy pours in for his widowed Hawthorne mother. The Hawthorne water effort expands as extra men toil and concentrators are installed.
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Discovery of a purely vegetable laxative praised by Dr. Borron
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