State Journal Editors Endorse Republican Ticket
The Weekly Headline reviews the Republican slate led by Strother for Governor and Leonard for Judge, praising Walker Powning for Washoe and endorsing Harlow for State Printer. It notes Cassidy’s Senate record as weak and predicts strong fall support for the party with a focus on nonpartisan governance. The piece also highlights Ruby Hill News’s endorsement of the Reno Republican ticket and Harlow’s nomination.
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Strother
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Dunze
Cassidy
Powning
Washoe
Ruby Hill News
Reno
Tbis
Hean
Harlow
Dunne
Storey County
Charley Bicknell
Nevada
Carnon
Republican State Ticket Endorsed After Reno Convention
The Esmeralda Herald reports the Republican slate for governor to lieutenant governor and all state offices, chosen at Reno after a lively session. The editors praise the ticket as representative and strong, pledging support and predicting victory, with Davenport highlighted as a strong candidate in Eastern Nevada.
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W. H. Davenport
Nevada
George W. Merrill
Eureka County
Candidacy and politics dominate Nevada headlines
A Reno Chronicle style column surveys 1882 Nevada politics, naming Republican and Democratic tickets, key figures like C. E. Laughton and W. A. Davenport, notes on Governor hopefuls, and editorials urging reform. It also reports on public notices of post offices, local wages, and a wandering youth incident in Virginia City.
Eye tumor removal and later misreport corrected
Dr Waggoner assisted by Hutchins Lewis and Dawson removed an epithelial eye tumor from William Brannan of Oberhhill county. The five year growth threatened sight though a later Gazette correction said Brannan’s sight was restored after the perilous operation.
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Hutchins
Lewis
Dawson
William Brannan
Oberhhill County
Filbert
Brannan
Gazette
Dre “Waggoner
Reno
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Humboldt County Assessment Figures Highlight Growth and Activity
The Humboldt County Assessor reports 35 000 acres in the county with 9 500 cultivated. Wheat yields reach 112 500 bushels and barley 112 000 bushels, rising 26 000 and 20 000 respectively. Cattle total 33 966, sheep and lambs 45 606, horses 5 525 and mules 260, with several mills and extensive mining and irrigation infrastructure. Real estate values total 2 722 919 and personal property 825 787, both rising, driven by railroad appraisal and yard-scale property growth. Apple and stone fruit trees exceed 5 000 and 2 000 respectively. the Silver State cites progress amid Gulf times and mining lulls in Nevada.
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Humboldt
Nevada
Maine Republicans win big in state election
The Maine vote yesterday yielded a splendid Republican victory over 1880 results. Republicans increased their Governor's margin, added Representatives, and secured control of the Legislature, signaling strong party momentum for Blaine.
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Burrah
Blaine
Maine Republicans win election by seven to ten thousand
The Maine vote shows Republicans carrying the election by a substantial margin. In 1879 the Governor race totals were Republican 63,767, Democratic 21,688, Greenback 47,690. in 1880 fusion of Democrats and Greenbackers backed Plaisted to defeat Davis, 73,786 to 73,507. The Rear Admirals downward to six, Captains to 45, and other naval reductions follow the new act. Chancellor Hartson notes the Veterans Home Committee plans to buy the A G Clark place seven miles above Napa for a Veterans home, a choice site with extensive land and water. The EUREKA convention report bitterly denounces the platform as wind wrapped in many charges. Mrs Lucretia Garfield purchases the Ralph Worthington residence for 50,000 dollars in Cleveland.
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Napa
Veterans’ ‘Home
Seattle Vista From A Washington Correspondent
A Eureka Lead correspondent in Washington Territory reports Seattle as a thriving town of 5 000 to 6 000, the sole Puget Sound settlement of note. Trade centers on logging camps, coal mines, and sawmills with scant farming land beyond the water. Apple, plum, cherry, strawberry, and blackberry crops do well. town lots command high prices while wooded lots nearer the shore are valued low, and a larger commercial city could lie nearer the sea than Seattle, which sits about forty miles from the Sound entrance.
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Eureka’ Sentinel
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Eureka
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Eureka Lead‘er
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Seattle
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America
A Popular Landlord Rejuvenates Steamboat Springs Inn
Bruce Charley Moeller has taken charge of Steamboat Springs and revitalized its pricing and status. Locals praise his management for baths, cuisine, elegant rooms, and guest treatment, claiming the inn is becoming one of the finest in the state. James Yegington returned to California last Wednesday for health reasons, heading to Los Angeles amid declining health.
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James Yegington
California
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