Revival of nightly storms and political notes from Carson City
The weekly from Pridzy's Daily Journal reports Gen Pawning returning from the State Capital. Weather cooled then moderated. Notables like Berator Westerfield, Geo Nixon, and Hon. G. Baezsit appear. Mentions Amity Lodge meeting, Verdi Dramatic Club, and a Virginia City saloon robbery. Also notes postmaster appointment, rail and telegraph operations, and upcoming elections and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawning
Berator
W. J. Westerfield
Dayton
Geo
Nixon
Caraon City
Amity Lodge
Mea. Vesplank
Churchill County
Carson
National Soldiers' Home life and facilities detailed
Correspondent from Manton Indiana describes the National Soldiers' Home system, noting seven homes led by ex officio officers, led by General Franklin. He portrays grounds, chapels, library, stores, band, and a Thanksgiving feast. The Dayton central home is the largest, with extensive amenities and hospital care for about 1000 members, many in hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brarz
National Miuitany
Manton
Ind
Jovanat
Boldiers
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Fogus Springs
Ma Pe
Hempton
Milwaukee
Wia
Santa Monica
Cal
Philadelphia
Chapman
National
Wittos M. Hoursnr
15Th United States Infantry
Publication of Constitutional Amendments, Attorney General Opinion
Attorney General James D Torreynon issues an exhaustive opinion to the State Board of Examiners on the constitutional amendments passed in the last legislative session. He holds the law on publication fully complied with, but notes the Constitution does not specify mode or officer, leaving the Legislature to provide means such as posting, circulars, or prints and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D Torreynon
State Board of Examiners
Purlich
Attoraey General
Nevada
Stag
Acad Clares
Nevede
Iasue
Corst
James D. Tornersox
Gneral
A Curious Ex-Jeweler’s Diamond Tale and a Fatal End
In a Nevada town a famed ex-jeweler unveils a puzzling yellow stone defying quick ID. The scene spirals into a deadly outcome as the man’s reckoning ends after a chaotic courtroom style debate over constitutional amendments and publication rules.
Twins and triplets greet wife of Henry Travia in Idaho
All doing well, for the second time in three years, the wife of Henry Travia near Gibbinsville Idaho has given birth. The mother and children are healthy and happy. Travia and wife wed in Painted Post New York eleven years ago. They had a first child two years after marriage, then twins three years later, five girls in total, and three years ago another set of triplet girls. Most recently on November 15 a trio of infant boys joined the family.
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Moeasta
Wren
Bonafield
Nevada
James B. Weaver
Boomfield
Mins
Moone
Dollie McCone
New Orleans
Henry _Travia
Gibbinsville
Idaho
Travia
Painted Post
N. Y
Praetor Sas
Aretier
Earth
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Manasere
Boreas
Titan
Patna
Public exhibition derails man with knife scare
Prof Tyndall of Los Angeles dynotized Frank Steines at a Wednesday night event making him believe himself Jack the Ripper. The young man dashed through town with a knife, raved, was disarmed and escorted from the cataleptic fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Tyndall
Los Angeles
Frank Steines
Jack the Ripper
Steiner
Ani Ceigh
Snow on ground will soak into soil and assure water
The Truckee Republican notes that snow on dry ground reduces runoff, so most moisture penetrates the soil. If ground remains unfrozen, the earth will absorb water, making a strong reservoir for spring and a plentiful next harvest. Mountain snow acts as a natural reservoir, but the earth is the larger one.
Rocky Row Ice Company Seeks Bridge, Ice Harvest Delayed
Martin Sullivan, president of Rocky Row Ice Company, oversees temporary structures to harvest the ice crop amid a cold snap. Ponds are frozen, ice four inches thick at noon, with temperatures ranging from five degrees below zero to twenty above. Carpenters work on a new bridge at Camp 2, while workers hope a predicted storm on the 8th brings work fighting the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Question of brains on ballots and women’s roles noted
The Carston News comments on women suffrage and government roles, arguing brains decide elections. It cites a U S Treasury office appointment in progress with G M Lamberton of Lincoln Nebraska named for a deputy secretary post.
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Carston News
Scott
Assiptant
Treasury
Wasentorom
G. M. Lamberton
Lincoln
Neb
Aseimont
Daily Journate Brevities Aged Reno items and odd notes
Saturday’s Daily Journate Brevities list a mix of local happenings. Mentions include entertainment at the Baptist Church, handloom trades at Lovelooks, Reno lodge events, and travel reports from Verdi to Secret Valley. Officials and residents are cited with scattered Ohio or Nevada references, and town names such as Reno Lovelocks Verdi and Muller's store appear amid varied snippets.
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Marcus Freerick
Alta California
Senator Fair
Sheriffaasle
Alta
Verdi Dramatic Club
Delta
Virginia City
J. M. Sacford
Sillwater
Palace Hotel
New Congregational Church
Pinniger
Belmont Courier
Nevada
Bevers
Peach Bowl
Monitor Valley
Nye County
Baptist Church
Secret Valley
Reno
Verdi
James Taylor
Cheney
Reno Lodge
Saks Gooding
San Francisco
Weather Foretells Warm December Then Deep Snow in January
Foster's 1892 forecast predicts warmth through December with a storm wave crossing the continent by mid month and heavy snow later in January. He emphasizes comet debates, meteors, and a new theory of geology and meteorology, arguing traditional science misreads celestial influences and that the moon's distance affects evaporation and climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jeagin
Boll.tin
Pacific Coast
Great Central Valleys
Great Central
J Hinery
Bicle
Four Gold Bill miner dies on Como Trail cold snap
A Gold Bill miner Sam Hast perished from the cold on the Como trail beyond Dayton. Gregory Meagher, who traveled with him, returned to camp and later word reached Dayton. Hast was found on the trail frozen, still gripping horse reins, while Meagher suffered exposure but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como Trail
Como
Dayton
Sam Hast
Gregory Meagher
Meagher
Bune
Hunt
Gold Bill
Mires
Como Range
Mesgher
Preas
Hont
Sam
Sem Waa
Horace
Menziser
Nerva
Steterdey Ucroing
King
Meng
Encouraging Reports From Aurora Strike Progress
Reports from Aurora indicate the Jansetts strike is steadily improving though criticism is voiced over English funding. John Neidy writes that the tunvetta lancel extends 145 feet without a break and widens to 51 feet. The opened ore body runs 440 feet via tunnel and shaft with multiple shafts down 60 to 100 feet. Ledge thickness ranges from 6 to 63 feet as westward expansion continues.
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Aurora
Jansetts
Frank Neal
John Neidy
Neidy
Martinez
Mastines
Regjetie
Ose
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Jevada State Journal
Pridzy
Daily Journal
Reevitifes
G. H. Bell
Carson City
President Harrison
The
White Pine News
Ges Baezsit
Eiko
Wadsworth
Louisa B Cker
Humboldt Hones
Humboldt County
C. P
Dan Wheeler
Eote Prine
Yellow Jacket
Comstock
E. H. Lapidaire
International
Dr. Phillips of
W. Phillips
California
Truckee
Taverna
Lena
Floriston
Daveing
Lovelooks
V&t
Riverside
Muller
Muller’s
Walter Stofiel
Vuiog
Duck Valley Reservation
Eiko County
W. P. Halligan
Esmeralda County
Billy
Supreme Court
W. W. Hoskins
Nevada City
Bir
Humboldt
Wada
Worth
Summit
Lovelocks
Salt
Brigham Young
Procpeetora
Io Pangoul
Arkansas
Senate
Tene Bhava
Hark
Ormaby
W. T. Foster
Gaus
Meron
Oetgre
Perse
Daston
Merguer
County Hoan
Auruak Baer
Yearurg Tre Tog Etoke
Dattrict
Saumahons
Gierrar
Grant and
Lake Counties
Oregon
Elientzise
CO. H. Stoppaap
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