The Humboldt Register was a newspaper published in Unionville that contains many interesting articles.

Resources

About The Humboldt register. volume (Unionville, N.T. (Nev.) 1863-1876 (Library of Congress)
- Libraries that Have It: The Humboldt register. volume (Unionville, N.T. (Nev.)) 1863-1876 (Library of Congress)
  - University of Nevada Reno
    - Available as: Microfilm Service Copy
      - Dates:
        s=<1863:5:2-1869:5:29>
        
        <1869:11:13-1876:12:1>
      - Last updated: 12/1989
    - Available as: Original
      - Dates:
        <1868:11:27-1870:12:24>
      - Last updated: 12/1989
University of Nevada, Reno Knowledge Center
- Available , Microforms ; Microfilm N0012
- Summary holdings:
- Microfilm: v.1(1863)-v.6(1869)
University of Nevada, Reno Knowledge Center
- Available , Microforms ; Microfilm N0012
- Summary holdings:
- Microfilm: v.7(1869) v.1(1869)-v.14(1876)
The Humboldt Register(1866-1870) 579 Pages (Pershing County Library)

1865

Trego: Fairfield p. 372 discusses the Granite Creek murders and states "Charles Kyle and family with their stock and all other settlers thereabouts left their homes and came this way." (source: The Humboldt Register Published at Unionville Nevada of April 15, 1865)
Black Rock Tom includes a quote from Fairfield of the December 30, 1865 Humboldt Register

February 24 (Pershing County Library)
March 3, 1866 (Pershing County Library)
Another Gallant Fight, Humboldt Register March 17, 1866 (Scan of one article, local copy)
March 24, 1866 (Pershing County Library)
May 5, 1866 (Pershing County Library)
September 1, 1866 (Pershing County Library)
September 8, 1866 (Pershing County Library)
November 3, 1866 (Pershing County Library)
December 29, 1866 (Pershing County Library)

On May 5, 1867, the Humboldt Register published a citizen's petition that declared that Old Winnemucca was a traitor to his tribe and that Captain Sou would be known as the New Winnemucca.^[1]