14 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mail or reprate options with unclear context. No full names, dates, or places are readable to anchor a broader item. The readable fragment suggests a trade or legal notice fragment without a clear action, deadline, or authority.
The Idaho Sign recounts a Perce tale where Little Wolf defeats the old Wolf by binding and swallowing him with ropes, then frees his companions, cooks the heart, and uses the bones to create land for a new people. The story ends with the promise of a future race arising from the heart and bones.
Fragmentary OCR discusses Nez Perce lore with Little Wolf, a tribal transformation, and a later legal note on a high profile divorce in St. Louis. The divorce case details a Kentucky bride Mary Morton and John Baptiste Charlo Lucas, a quick marriage, a contested paternity claim, and a decree granted amid public scrutiny.
An 1860s letter from Drapwoon Orry describes Deadwood City swelling to over fifty thousand residents as mining profits rise yet shortages and rising costs strain growth. He notes two theatres, banks, churches, stores, and signs of civilization, while forecasting a difficult winter and pressures on housing and food.
Report from the California Academy of Sciences describes fish or trout-like specimens found in a long-bored sand-well near Ventura. The well, drilled in 1871, yields spawning fish yearly. this year observations began in March with unusual activity. A rusted pipe leaks water carrying fish into a stream toward Santa Clara River, while authorities note similar episodes in nearby counties.
In Lake County a man named Stone living on Kalney Creek left property to a lawyer Martin E Cook who administered the estate. Stone’s heirs contested Cook’s administration in Probate Court. Judge urged both sides to settle after four weeks of hearings.
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