An addressed envelope postmarked Virginia City, Nevada on February 1, 1894, sent to John Gregovich, Secretary of Lodge 221 in Eureka, Nevada. The envelope contains advertising for L. Guggenheim.
Subject: Nevada History
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Billhead from M. Weinberger's business located next to the Post Office in Washoe City, Nevada Territory, dated September 29, 1867. The billhead indicates a mercantile business. Geographic location confirmed by coordinates provided in the source metadata: 39.3201900001348, -119.809629999726
Billhead from Mrs. J. Sheyer & Co., a dry goods store in Carson City, Nevada, dated September 1, 1877. The bill is related to the Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company. It's a two-page document with the pages still joined. Mrs. Sheyer was the widow of Rabbi Jacob Sheyer, who was a prominent figure in the Jewish community of Nevada in the 19th century.
Billhead from Olcovich Bros., located at 418 Sacramento Street, below Sansome Street, San Francisco, California. The billhead is dated August 4, 1869, and includes a revenue stamp. Olcovich Bros. was a prominent pioneer Jewish family in Nevada.
Envelope Addressed to John Gregovich, Eureka, Nevada, February 1, 1894An envelope with advertising, addressed to John Gregovich, Secretary, Lodge 221, Eureka, Nevada. Postmarked Virginia City, Nevada, February 1, 1894. The envelope contains advertising material (content unspecified).
A letter dated September 10, 1889, from Henry Wolff, a dealer in watch materials, jewelers' findings, and music boxes at 120 Sutter Street, San Francisco, California, to the Bullion and Exchange Bank in Carson City, Nevada. The letter's content is not specified, but a San Francisco newspaper clipping referencing the engagement of Miss Kittle Kohen and Mr. Henry Wolff is mentioned.
A business letter dated April 7, 1874, from N. Levy & Co., commission and forwarding merchants in Nevada and Idaho, to John Guthrie in Winnemucca, Nevada. The letter discusses prices and features a lithographed letterhead depicting boxes and barrels. N. Levy's San Francisco address (22 California St.) and M. Siegel's Winnemucca address are also listed.