Paradise Reporter Fades From Nevada Journalism
A valedictory note in The Paradise Reporter dated November 7 1880 laments the paper’s demise. It mocks failed “jaw bone” attempts to sustain it and recalls investors in mining towns and regional politics. The item touches on state debt, mining ventures, and local press changes, with scattered references to San Francisco Tucson and St Louis census data.
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Paradise
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Weather and mining notes from Humboldt to Austin
A roundup of local mining updates across Humboldt and nearby. forecasts of mild winter. church dedication at Dayton. incidents in Reno and Virginia. ore bodies expanding at Alexander mine. bank stock issues and local arrests. accidents near Ophir and Reno. Also notes on emigration, bullion shipments by Manhattan and activity at various mines.
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Dayton
Times‘Review
Saya Wood
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Austin
Eureka Sentinel
Ruby
Dunder Org
Virginia
Rocky Mountain
Eureka
Captain Tuller
One Savings Bank
of Brit Aulvaniee Fevecssors
Indiana Returns Fail Marin Marshal Disorder
An Inter Ocean report from Chicago notes Indiana’s marshal for the Eighth district failed to return votes by the third Monday, reducing General Garfield’s plurality to 3771. The piece suggests a law amendment and questions notification of the governor’s appointee.
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Fragmented obituary note from Coan death mentions Evol and Adem
An incomplete obituary fragment notes a death at Coan with mentions of the Evol and Adem entities in a sparse read. The damaged text hides full names and details, offering only hints of the individuals and context.
Honest money and the value of coins in law and lore
The text argues that true honesty in money exists only if gold coins are valued equally to silver coins. It notes the disparity that the silver dollar is intrinsically worth less than the gold dollar, yet legal tender laws would force them to be equal. It likens the conflict to a fence with a coat and a two headed coin imagery.
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