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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1877
Page
1
A heated broadside denounces Chinese immigrants as a great evil in California and calls for immediate action to curb their influence. The author condemns government inaction, advocates non cooperation and boycotts, and urges citizens to expel the so called barbaric threat without awaiting Congress. The piece voices fear of economic and social impact and praises vigilance and self-reliance.
The stock journal reports Keene plans borrowing 16 million to shore up the line of credit while brokers are prepared to stand in for the loan. Shrewd heavy speculators who bought in fear a downturn are alarmed at market conditions yet unable to unload. The public won’t buy at current prices and the bear market grows uncertain.
A rousing plea from Mace Hons urging Paul and others to invest in Nevada to develop its vast mineral potential. The letter argues expanding mining will boost the state, cites cash needs for work on prospects, and appeals to capital from California and other states to aid development and population growth.
A public lament argues 90000 per year is insufficient for state officials while expenses rise. It lists salaries for governor, adjutant general, treasurer, auditor, and other offices as excessive, urging cuts to achieve about 840,000 annually. It questions the cost of superintendent of public instruction, lieutenant governor, and secretary of state staff amid calls for restraint.
A critical opinion condemns the Central Pacific policy of employing many Chinese workers at the railroad shops. The author argues wages and segregation harm white labor, threatens settlement, and warns of citizens and taxpayers being displaced. The piece accuses the company of discrimination and advocates reform.
Rumors of Sara Alexander's 1875 murder near New York lead to a fresh confession from a German nobleman Von Valkins burgh claiming involvement in multiple killings. He admits to arranging Rabwaxtein's murder using his own entrails as a grim motive and describes witnessing blood and suffering, with lurid details withheld.
Suilluient returns suggest California gains a Democratic Legislature by a solid margin on joint ballot. Sargent likely not to be re elected, with hopes for a worthy successor amid party discussions. The Nevada Democrats may rally to mount a strong challenge next campaign as Republicans field their strongest candidates.
Aavoutan from San Antonio reports Mexican troops aboard the City of Maxies bound for the Rio Grande mouth to bolster a frontier post. Gen Gougules is expected to command this expedition aimed at establishing a reliable line of defense, amid tensions with U S authorities and calls to uphold extradition terms.
The document records an assignment of Frank Testi to Tuuno W England filed with the New York County Clerk. Reported assets include a large print shop and engraving establishment with equipment and tools. The arrangement aims to continue publications despite Mr Loglie's financial embarrassments from extensive real estate investments.
Coroner Valentino Baker is named Siva and General of Brigade in the Turkish army with the title Pasha. He will command the police reorganization and oversee Bendarmis mounted police under Minister of Police orders. Baker Pasha is set to receive about 810,000 a year for three years, with several English officers under him as inspectors.
A belated report from California shows Assembly gains for Democrats and losses for Republicans in Santa Clara County and surrounding areas. It lists party tallies across Senate and Assembly results, noting Democratic edge on the joint ballot and minor variances in six or seven districts.
A note asserts the Battle of Saratoga will be the best centennial event of importance, signaling strong local interest in commemorative activities and historical celebrations.
The Board of County Commissioners met after adjournment with members Hymera chairing. Items include rejection of wills, county fee actions, bridge project delay, bids, and adjournment to Monday for equalization hearings.
A fragment discusses restoring a faster overland route to the west and improving the lightning train service to cut travel time. It mentions possible obstacles, the Central Pacific to California route, and highlights Mount St Marys Academy in Reno Nevada run by the Sisters of St Dominic. The academy offers liberal terms, a ten month scholastic year August to June, and board and tuition 260 per room payable semiannually.
The exhibit at 116 Dupont Street showcases a 125 pound grape cluster cut from a Santa Barbara vine sent to the Centennial. The vine, aged 16 years, is said to yield 10,000 to 12,000 pounds of grapes annually, making this possibly the largest bunch ever seen in Brown.
Misa Fuongyou Niagimoang condemns the Foglish for not aiding Euat Indiana and mocks Turks who ended the epamy's Wounded. She pledges 6125 to the relief fund amid rising sect tensions.
Joy Batout has recovered the rotorioas powers after years of impairment. He now can utter sentences without throat clearing, which previously caused painful effort and hindered speech.
Currie Rice of Carson aged eighteen died at Lake Tohus after falling from Shakespeare Rock. She was found wet and badly bruised, with witnesses noting a careless mishap ending in tragedy. The event occurred near the lake and involved preliminary attempts to render aid.
Readers report a loud explosion and rumbling sounds near the Vatean powder works. A train passed in honor of a company head as trials proceed in a Nevada case. A tramp steals blankets from a yard while guards, laborers, and local residents react to the late night disturbance.
A busy town scene notes Banchy purchasing a stylish clothing stock with affordable prices and tailoring offered. Several incidents are briefly described, including a hotel-front disturbance, a minor street tussle, and local figures visiting or announcing plans for fairs and the new academy year. Weather notes mention unsettled conditions and dust.
Mr Kinkead inspected the Jonner and Kinkead mine on Sunday and expressed satisfaction with developments. The County Clerk announced the assessment bond placement and the Board of Equalization will meet on the 17th to adjust the asset value as needed. Taxpayers should read the notice for information of value.
A fragmentary ad from Lamber Bragg and Co claims lower prices on all kinds of lumber and a large selection in a well regulated yard. The notice, dated around New Ta Day, emphasizes varieties and availability in their lumber yard.
Fire ruined the Grand Prize hoisting works Sunday afternoon. A nearby facility suffered heavy damage and expected operation delays of about a week. Local resident John Cahlin reported from Suisun ville and delivered news of political shifts and sheriff election results in the district.
Surveyors operate near the canyon surface preparing a starting point for a potential rail line to Virginia. The purpose and scope of the project remain unclear, with limited guidance on business intent and approvals.
A fire at Dateh Fink early this morning in beligved to have nearly Rentroya the town. The Western Union wires were turned, and full particulars were not received.
J W Varney has been awarded the contract to furnish music for the State Pur, with assurances of good music and reverent ceremony for the day.
Mrs Taogliabue perished at Gold Hill on Sunday night after a damp overturning incident caused a fire. She endured six hours of agony before death.
A fragment notes a dramatic incident involving value and property figures of 285,586 dollars and a Mr. C. Harlay, who is dangerously ill with a possible near death medical condition after a cold. The garbled text references a dramatic event tied to Comstock and a significant loss or seizure.
The notice announces a performance by Tom Thunth and Troupe next Tuesday evening with advance seat reservations urged. It notes Leal advertizes fall goods at a storefront near Chivlovich's, and mentions Abe Sacone entering a Bow venture with a plan to escape Utah prison's past. It references Jock Wiggins, a three card monte figure, and JA Bavuagy, an insurance agent, seen in town yesterday as rough weather and snow dampened travel.
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