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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1904
Page
4
Nevada editorials debate party loyalty and governance costs as Fusion and Republican factions seek advantage. Articles criticize Stewart and defend rotation of offices, urging economy and accountability while projecting possible shifts by Nixon and others amid Nevada Senate and state administration discussions.
Dad Williams arrested at Biko on a horse stealing charge. The Carson property Treadray Park sold for $8500, once Nevada’s famed picnic grove. Carson papers protest Reno Fourth of July carnival plans. Thomas Hauret and Leo Wah arrested in Carlin for whisky cases. W S Clayton paralyzed the Cotant ranch on North Fork Big County. Gold hierances sold to Simon Merkely and Mr Young. Heirs of Whistey file suit for $20,000 damages after Reno electric accident. John Chiatovich’s Mary mine clean-up nets $7500. total since July around $50,000. P Dang’s $500 oil portrait for ex Governor Sadler approved. East Reno buys 1000 round-head poplars for street improvements. Interior Department withdraws 486,520 acres in Carson City District for forestry. Failon shows weekly improvement with growing prosperity. Phryus, Pittmans and McKane file suit in Tonopah Extension case seeking 600,000 shares.
Paris March 81 The First Civil Tribunal of the Seine rules against Colombia in the Panama Canal Company case. The ruling finds Colombia’s complaint non repairable and orders the plaintiffs to pay costs, removing obstacles to transferring the canal concession to the United States. Meanwhile 3690 workers continue excavation between the Atlantic and Pacific as plans for canal management proceed. Fred Carpenter of DeLamar sues DeLamar Nevada Gold Mining Co and F. R. McNamee for $25,000 in damages for malicious prosecution arising from 1902 larceny charge at DeLamar plant. Sister Annette of Burlington Iowa seeks dispensation to leave her vows and marry Harold Stevenson, a music pupil, from the Sisters of Charity at Daobaque, Iowa.
Historic Four Corners where Colorado Utah Arizona and New Mexico meet is marked by government surveyors with stone slabs now rebuilt after Navajo destruction. Texas enacts a strict anti election advertising law prohibiting paid political content in newspapers, limiting publishers to free notices if desired.
A reader notes the remedy gave relief from coughs and colds after continued use and cites its wide reputation. Sold by Mrs. H. M. Schneiders.
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