Nevadans win Pacific Count Records Trophy at Carson City
In a September 20 inter-state match, Nevada defeated California 72 to 88 to claim the Pacific Coast Trophy for the third time. The Times-Review notes the prize’s 1859 origin and open eligibility for Pacific Coast teams and military units. Separately, presidential election logistics count 401 electors with 201 needed. if no majority, the House chooses, requiring votes from 20 states. Also cited are September mining yields: Navijo earnings of 65,072.58 and a Grand Prize of 25,500 from the month’s output totaling 200,872.68.
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Times-Review
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Napa City
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Lincoln County meeting debates rail line and candidates
A Lincoln County gathering features talks by Poujade and Paljaide on county rail plans and state issues, with remarks from Webster stressing county and state interests. Community figures discuss county vote, rail prospects, and local political loyalties amid broad 19th century concerns.
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Charman
Atchett
Baidy Discmaal
M. Baldy
Dina Paujaile
Enniiigne
Mtate
Aaleh
Baba
Joseph
Olla
Jon
Lincoln County
Poujade
Webster
Linscoln
Charley Meyers
Widespread Democratic Platform Pledges Amid State Convention
Fragmentary record shows county officials and delegates pledging support for party principles. Text references Boulevards of Democratic aims, opposition to undemocratic measures, calls for veto alignment, and pledges from candidates to back party candidates and platforms.
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Aten
Beth
Ald
Raprema
Lincoln County
Republican Party
P. Jones
Jouea
Batie Dora Silene
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