14 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1877
Page
1
California Republican conventions endorse Hayes and his reform policy while critics in Iowa remain unsure. The Butte area signals broader backing for the administration and its agenda, suggesting a united stance among many California Republicans despite dissenters elsewhere.
The article lists upcoming state elections for 1876 with August six in Kentucky to elect Governor and Legislature, who will pick a U.S. Senator. Vermont and Maine vote in September. California September elections for Judiciary and Legislature. Iowa and Ohio on October 1st. November ballots include Massachusetts, Mississippi, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin on November 6th, noting terms and party contests.
Governor Collom of Tiliguis adopts a pardons notice requiring public publication of all pardon applications three weeks in a paper near the trial site. The notice must name the convict and crime, and include a judge and prosecutor case statement or reasons if unavailable. Also lists U S patents granted to Pacific Coast inventors with names and locales.
Washington dispatch reports Captain Howgate inviting merchants to fund a polar expedition aboard the Florence to sail from New London on the 20th. A harbor group would establish a three year polar colony led by Captain Lyons near Lady Franklin Bay with 50 or more hardy men, supplies for three years, and a warm shelter. The aim is annual resupply, exploration from a base, and a route of 400 miles to the pole by sledges and boats in favorable weather.
The Secretary of State aims to gather all available information on the English civil service as applied to the consular and diplomatic services and will adopt features of the British system. He insists consuls be thoroughly informed in commercial matters to promote U.S. commercial intercourse with foreign nations.
Stexters the United States Consul in Bangkok reports limited commercial ties with Siam and urges early expansion of trade with the Pacific coast. He notes only one American house in Bangkok and few others in the East, despite Siam’s rising export tonnage over the past fifteen years.
Ed ward Suesch Professor of Geology at the University of Vienna publishes a rigorous scientific study asserting the establishment of a single gold standard is impracticable. He predicts gold supply will notably decline within a few centuries, causing a metal shortage.
The New Orleans Times asserts the South will not tolerate wavering on progress and insists Sepesker must openly back regional development. The piece emphasizes decisive support for expansion and avoids ambiguity in public stance.
The Nevada Bank reports its sixth month figures with a paid up capital of 5 million and total capital at 10 million. It notes an outstanding loans balance of 9.356 million plus 588.9 thousand at Virginia agency. United States Bonds total 3.0475 million and real estate 1 million. Current deposits 6.8052 million plus 874 thousand Virginia agency. Reserve fund now 2 million. profit and loss 388.2 thousand, up from 712.2 thousand six months ago.
The Democratic Party may nominate Onantes Francre Aas for governor this fall if he consents to run. The party recognizes its obligation to him and does not expect significant opposition.
The Tam Comstock mines are producing their usual quantity of ore, with an estimated daily output of 11,090 tons, reflecting steady mining activity and stable production.
Tabulated statistics from Washoe County public schools for the year ending August 31, 1877. The table compiles official figures and invites readers to preserve the data for reference in school matters.
A visit to Judge Webster's North Centar area reveals a year round flower garden and a rich allotment of fruits and vegetables. The colorful scene includes peaches apples pears and plums with blackberries ripening near the home, illustrating what can be achieved in Nevada with effort.
Report shows revenue 6 090 60 and expenditures 322 621 85 leaving cash on hand 19 406 81. Due from Humboldt county 3 678 85 and total liabilities 15 401 71 including court bonds 13 000. Net 7 728 95. Dull season but tax receipts expected to improve.
The 2 stamp mill at Pyramid was destroyed by fire the night before last, likely an incendiary act. The mill stood on a creek away from the camp, idle for some time, valued around 2000 dollars with 1000 dollars of insurance owned by Hy mera and Alt. The loss disappoints plans to restart work on Jones & Kinkeadore and harms the camp’s small yet valuable property.
The hotel has a new plate that enhances its appearance and attracts business. The proprietors Messrs Leary and Horan are praised for neat rooms clean tables and attentive courteous service to guests. The establishment earns public regard in town.
The notice lists transfers including P. B. to Chas Crocker of 240 acres in NS section 17 T19 R18 for 9600 and 560 acres in 8.5 T20 N BR24 B for 1400, P. J. Kelly to Jimily T. Thorp of part lot 2 NW 8.1 T10N B10 B for 9678 40, Crocker to T B Haydoo for 4 nui 98 in Dit blagk M for bb0t.
The Meat Shipping Co as yet has no deal with the railroad or CPBR Cage Continued. State Maggie Hart faces arson charges with court proceedings pushed to next Thursday at 2 PM. Frank Hammond improving after surgery. hopes to walk in a year. Dividends declared by Con Virginia and California payable mid month. County eyes hill reduction to street level. $410 subscribed. Humboldt County records Rover trials at cost and cleanup work at the P and A office. a Sacramento trip occurred last night.
From Pnevitny's Daily Charlie Warner visits Tuscarora and forecasts the Grand Prize mill starting on the 20th. The 20-stamp mill will process rich sulphurot ore from the 250 foot level while the old 10-stamp works chloride ore. He predicts $200,000 in shipments next month with dividends possible by September. The Go. shipped about 80,000 monthly for four months, and Argenta and DeFrees extensions may bring new mines.
Leonie, the seven year old son of Mr Mark er, was kicked on the head by a horse at his father's ranch near Lovelock station Humboldt county. Found insensible with blood from mouth ears and nose, he was seen to recover some senses by Dr Berg man before leaving the scene and it was hoped he would recover.
At a meeting of the Pacific Coast Pioneers last Saturday evening officers were elected including President A. J. Tyrrell and Secretary T. B. Storer. Vice presidents include John Limbert and J. B. Stuart of Virginian City along with several others from nearby counties. The report also notes incoming dome horses for the State Fair, hotel construction on Sierra street, and local business plans as Bonham and Fruomies expand. Local mining activity is mentioned with a new assay reported and expectations of a fall revival.
Local rail updates note the lightning train runs six days a week with Sunday service dropped, and connections to Overland and San Francisco. Freight service on division cut, and two Desert trains curtailed. A district vice department meeting at the engine house is planned for next Monday to elect officers and improve protection.
One of the busiest places in Reno, the grocery establishment of J C Hagerman in the Masonic Building. He is a leading grocer with a large stock just replenished and prices kept low. The piece notes his reliability and extensive offerings in the grocery line. Detained letters are listed as held for postage at the Reno office with several names and addresses.
A Drexler & Co clerk Edward Malim absconded with 2500 after leaving Saturday night taking a buggy and catching the lightning express at Bono. His wife had left the night before. He is 2 months married and formerly held a respected position. Officers broadcast telegraphs nationwide to locate him.
Richmond rumor claims cor-rale lawyers and politicians tried to persuade Miss Vanlew to refuse postal transfer to Col. Foster on grounds of null appointment and seek Supreme Court review. Miss Vanlew refused to participate. Names linked to the plan include General Lindley Johnson, B I Butler, Simon Cameron, Senator Gluino and other politicians.
The Best & Belcher Mining Company held its annual meeting at the San Francisco office at one o'clock on Monday. 78,140 shares were represented. Superintendent Osbiston delivered an exhaustive report praising the 1700 foot level prospects and forecasting significant developments in the mine this year. The secretary noted a deficiency of 58,182, likely requiring an assessment. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Robert Sherwood, President. Congdon, Vice President. I. F. Osbiston, Superintendent. William Willis, Secretary. and W. S. O'Brien, S. Heydenfeldt, and George E. Welle, Trustees.
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