14 Apr 1877
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1877
Page
1
The notice, presented by C. C. Powning, publisher and proprietor, indicates a weekly issue schedule on Saturdays mornings. It mentions renewal terms, payment for delivery, and a note on forwarding paid subscriptions, with references to six months and associated dates.
The California farming community hails timely rainfall that revived drought damaged fields. Crops in foothill orchards look promising with large fruit yields anticipated, and state farmers credit the rain for averting hunger and disaster this year.
The rapid progress of the Southern Wacids Railroad echoes the Overland line era as five miles of track were laid last Wednesday. President Stanford vows to add 140 miles before year end, promising a vast opened territory, mining growth, and a thriving route across the region.
The semi annual Mormon Conference began Friday at St George Utah with Brigham Young and most leading Mormons in attendance. Non Mormons plan a mass meeting to map legislation for the coming Congress and will appoint representatives. Laura D Pat is again in trouble, facing a suit to recover 2250 dollars as broker in stock transfers involving Mrs Adama and broker Laura noted in the proceedings.
Since President Hayes came into effigy two clerks have been kept busy at the White House briefing and indexing applications for and recommendations to office. Over 4,000 applications have been received by the President, exclusive of those received by the Vice-President.
The Benders, identified together, were arrested. Kale admitted to motherhood of two children since fleeing Kansas, while the family remained described as more vicious. Omanpencarx left Washington Friday for South Carolina and will resist surrender by civil process.
Official vote tally in Cincinnati shows Republican mayoral candidate Moore defeating Democrat Johoaton by a margin of 1,600 votes. The result closes a closely watched race with turnout shaping city leadership direction.
A visitor recounts a tour around the Yeuckee area ranches and orchards. About one hundred acres of prime farming land on Trnetoo Meadows are flood free, with a private irrigation ditch and no yearly rent. The ranch is divided into lots. twenty two acres sown with alfalfa. three hundred fruit trees in the traps. vines including shinwberry, currant, gooseberry and blackberry. Strawberries from Massachusetts are noted for quality. The account mentions picking arrangements for summer meals and high hopes for abundant fruit.
HE F Reed returns with notes on Blaisdell developing the Pionver and new mine developments. King and Moran work two elnima in solid rock with good pay, Infant tunnel and Hidden Treasure assay at 120. district promises valuable property and many富 abrikos this summer.
Reed led a voyage around the Ike in the vessel Pirate recently drifting downriver from here. A party toured the islands for visiting, fishing, and hunting. Ivlo notes an immense rattlesnake population on one island and many geese and ducks on the sands. Water clarity aids fish spotting, Reed calls the trip highly enjoyable and worthwhile for those seeking brief respite from business.
Rev. T. B. Ungs received a donation party from church members and the congregation last night. They repaired to the parsonage with provisions and evidence of appreciation, and the surprise overwhelmed the family with their generosity.
A noon raid by police on a Chinatown opium den near the joss house led to arrest of three young men and a girl aged about sixteen. Officers found them stretched out, smoking opium, with one man fleeing. The Chronicle notes similar nightly dens in the area and calls for a published list of frequenters to stir public reaction.
Court met yesterday morning with adjournments and rulings. Judge Wright presided. In Teete vs Connors the dommerer overruled and April 1 set to answer. Thompson vs Powning douiutrer overruled with five days to answer. Leno Savings vs Th. 1 unresolved. j novetony damuror argued and taken under advisement. Court adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
Jaast Wriday night led a Nevada Biblo Society meeting at Wen Kung office in an illusy to the American Biblo Society. Officers named to serve the year include Wan Webster President Rov Uren Beeratpey W T Kuesurer BM Jamison Depository. Next annual meeting set for the Monday in February with arrangements for Scriptives distribution.
Rew Bleam Engine, Courteis and Boyd moved to install a ton horsepower engine to replace horse power for municipal needs. The unit was tested yesterday and can be conveyed to any portion of town using Agibison wheels, promising a corner of enhanced power.
Yesterday Officer Avery arrested six boothlacka on a house breaking charge near the Vi DT bridge alleged robbed section house occupied by Chinamen. Seventeen days behind bars for two boys. A Mongolian facing larceny charges for stealing pants. Six applicants for teachers' certificates passed. four fist grade, one second grade, one renewed. Glendale note: Drax family moved for greener home. Post Office closed briefly for funeral of grandson. Stock quotes and assessments worry the youths.
A crowded, lively opening event follows J J Becker’s new saloon with many sampling the land spread and drinks. Bishop Whitaker to confer with a large class later. local talk includes Jack Prost warnings, jail counts, and community notices on land cultivation, lumber and wool trade, and a Virginia City club meeting offering 10,000 for state prizes.
On the river bank behind the water tank Powell, a sober industrious milkman, was found insensible near his cabin. Doctors could not save him from insanity. authorities urged proper care. A photographer Brinne was thanked for several town views including the Odd Fellows Hall and Commercial Row.
The Nevada Mining and Mechanical Society of Nevada held a meeting in Virginia City to set the State Fair for September in Reno on the 26th to 29th. The track and grounds were leased to W. S. Chamberlain and A. Brgy Ty cor rounds. Reporting notes widespread improvements along the river beyond Hake Tongue to Arlington Nursery, with land cleared of sagebrush and laid out for buildings. Local Reno notices include Jane Escuve selling his barber shop to Chas. Goleman, Jake heading to Virginia City, and Troupe members returning home. W. H. Crane of Susanville reconsidered management of the Farmers Co operative Association in Reno. The Grand Prize mine Jab Tuscarora shipped 880,008 06 in a period between March 3 and April 8.
District Court opened with juries in Wickes vs Lippman deadlocked then discharged. Jones vs Gammans referred to referees for judgment. Demurrers ruled in Lodge No. 14 vs Wood. Richardson vs Hoole. Dalton withdrew demurrer. Conner vs Roger Will to be tried today. Citizens warned about dwindling trout and possible river poisoning. concerns over Trunkee fish runs and a new fish law discussed. Knights of Pythian dance at Kimball’s Mall noted.
The April issue lists postmasters’ grade changes and a $200 yearly reduction shift. Hon. Trat. Dell invites to El Dorado Society reunion at Badger's Central Park Oakland on May 10. Senator Newhorn tours Reno. Verdi ball advertised. snow, snowstorm, and mud referenced. bridge contracts bid by Gill & Madden. C J Barnes’ students recalled. Virginia to Steamboat excursion postponed due to weather. police court activity noted. frost and weather outlook. V. & Ly company paid bullion. unnamed local notes.
An English ironclad overhaul led to valve mislabeling with O for open and S for shut, causing water admission and confusion aboard the Tron Duke though no swamping danger occurred. The faulty handling and misinterpretation by a workman triggered general alarm despite the absence of imminent disaster.
The Vatican viewed Bismarck’s retirement from the German chancellorship as a favorable moment to resume negotiations with Germany. The aim was to regulate Church state relations and end the long antagonism of the past four years.
Dunxux rejects claims that Cancadians employed counsel for the Chico murderers. Mr. Dorney says the Order’s general sentiment condemned the perpetrators as cowardly and useless criminals.
The eligibility plan affects all registered voters in Snolumae as they prepare for Suvi office elections. Nearby Ontail counties will determine candidate access for other offices and finalize lists for balloting.
A judge with two justices of the peace in each county convene twenty days before regular court to hear testimony for and against the accused and decide trial or discharge. Tax creditors of Erlanger and Sfeyn met January 6 at Ryne's restaurant in Virginia City and unanimously urged accepting a 32 cent on the dollar settlement.
Tar Biamarck faces a ranger difficulty as Bismarck agrees to stay in office but will content himself with an extended leave during Bam mer and Autumn.
In reply to an inquiry from the East the Reveille answers with a wag of satire saying silver bricks and children. The World Washington special notes the new House will be composed of 147 Democrats and 197 Republicans with several contested seats.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.