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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1890
Page
2
Washington July 14 Pajuade Piochw Nevada Senate adopts conference report on the Silver Bill by large majority. The bill will become law pending House agreement. Credit given to Jones Stewart Jones and Bartine. Nevada pride in delegation for national benefit.
The column argues for Nevada residents to be appointed as United States District Judge, naming Trenmor Coffin Inge Bigelow and A K Cheney as candidates. It rejects nonresidents and urges honoring Nevada by selecting a local judge, noting public opinion has pushed for resident officials. The writer endorses either Bigelow or Cheney as capable and cautions against imported judges.
The article argues Governor Nicholls resists anti lottery measures as damaging to Louisiana more than direct corruption. It notes the need for anti lottery qualifications for lawmakers, mentions Nevada politics, and reports on mining rumors in Lincoln County and gradual Union Pacific railway extension to Piodis hindered by labor shortages.
The Nevada delegation in Congress pursues silver legislation and gains support despite hostile editorials from parts of the state press. Officials note wage policy as a last resort to avert broader actions, reflecting tensions around the issue.
Pomona nurseries sell 240000 olive trees this year. Mining is active in Humboldt county and Rotrinxon Canyon Nevada. Salt Lake City hotels overflow. Moore mining gold quartz yields $1000 daily in Placer county. John Taylor sold his Cahte ranch to a German colony for $36000. Tacoma Presbyterian Church dedicated at $72000, debt free. A horse was killed by a catfish at a Fresno trough. Sitka protests Alaska capital move to Java. A bar of gold valued 3800 from Banner mine at Crass. Grasshoppers devastate crops on Umatilla reservation in Oregon. E W Shortridge reports 4500 pounds honey in Tucson colony. John Crabtree, Stanton, Oregon pioneer, now 90, still works. Ukiah wool sale expected 720000 pounds. Gold brick worth 4300 from Baisley-Klyhorn mine to Baker City. Ostrich plucking begins at Kullerton ranch with 14 birds. Forest fires rage in Santa Fe, Manzana, and Jewish mountains. federal aid sought. A Sacramento Chinaman charged over a $200 diamond. he pays $100. Wah Yong Chintz, a Chinese leper near Prescott, commits suicide. Ventura trunk of a rose bush sprouts 1200 square feet, 14-year-old plant. Fed courts fail to enforce injunctions on hydro-trust miners. potential militia appeal. Needles Bridge test by Pittabury engines proves stable.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Washington county’s cotton mill leased by Wooley Land Judd with plans to supply oar merchants and 80 000 pounds of cotton across one year. The item also includes a humorous post office tale, social anecdotes, a Sydney-style essay on beauty, poultry skirmish, a curious spring note, wallpaper heated by low-tension currents, and a closing remark about a bottle of Trib for households.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions names and places but provides no coherent event or date. The text references King William University Berlin and various terms but lacks a discernible person, action, or outcome to summarize into a reliable score or notice.
A prankish newspaper blunder merges two writers matter and livestock world into a fake wedding report. The spoof details an elaborate church setting, tropical plants, and odd items like Montana sheep, a gown by Worth, and a minister’s odd pledge. The piece satirizes press mix ups and reader expectations.
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