Civil War & Bottles Galore Auction

Most of these were printed during the height of the Comstock rush. 1) 1879, Independent, Sutro. Includes an address to the Bullion Club by Adolph Sutr

Learn the news of the day through these volumes: Camp Bidwell, Eureka & Palisade ads, news of Belleville, Austin, Tuscarora, etc. Includes the E...

1) Goldfield Daily Sun, 1906. 2) Goldfield News, 1905. 3) San Francisco Examiner, 1906. SPECIAL EDITION on Nevada mining. 4) Goldfield Chronicle, 1906

Two papers. A Nevada Democratic newspaper. News about the Aurora drug store and other people living in Aurora. Also mentioned Sheriff Grutt, E. B. Yer

1) The Pioche Weekly Record, 1882-1889. Ten newspapers! Pioche Daily Record, 1876. Three newspapers. 3) Pioche Record, 1915. (Paper torn in half.) A

1) Ely Record, Pioche, 1871. Two papers. 2) Caliente Lode Express, Caliente, 1906. Yerington to be next boom camp! As with all old newspapers the pa

Nevada State Journal, 1911. Suffrage Movement officially launched in Reno. 2) Nevada State Journal, 1901. Butler, Nevada (to become Tonopah) built in

Two newspapers. Articles include Seven Troughs, Rochester, and William Jennings Bryan visit to Nevada, First run of paper: May 3, 1915 to June 30, 191

Indians Johnny and Ibapah, self-confessed murders, were hung in Carson for murder in Montello. Reno and Sparks will not lose gas service with an emerg

1) Tonopah Bonanza,1904. Lucky Baldwin, Lone Mountain, McNamara, Jumbo, Sandstorm, and Tonopah-Gold Mountain mining news. Will Brougher tribute. Six p