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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
2
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A court decision holds the Clerk of the Supreme Court as unconstitutional, moving the office to the Secretary of State. The ruling affects the upcoming election by creating a new position to vote for, Clerk of the Supreme Court, while Jos Josephs of Carson had challenged the secretary's appointment power. The case involved a mandamus writ seeking designation of the Clerk candidate and was resolved in favor of combining the offices under equal dignity.
A Washington dispatch says the national count will be released mid October with an estimated population near 20 million. About 300 of 1800 census clerks are compiling figures and officials expect gradual releases over two months. Fraud concerns in Great Falls, Montana prompt investigations.
The Secretary of State has shipped ballot sheets in three colors for the Nevada Primary. White signifies Democratic purity, pink foresees a rosy GOP future, and blue signals Socialist hopelessness, per the Carson News report.
In Kansas the insurgent wing of the Republican Party scored a sweeping victory with six of eight insurgent congressional nominees. Stubbs won the governorship nomination by about 20,000 votes over the leading rival. The remark suggests broad political upheaval across the field.
The boxing legend James J Jeffries explains he is through with boxing and refuses further matches. He cites illness and manipulation around his last fight, recalling dysentery and fatigue after training, and notes Tex Rickard offered a return fight but he would not reconsider.
Complete list of state level candidates compiled by the Secretary of State. Includes names and party affiliations for U S Senator, Representative, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Justice of the Supreme Court, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Controller, Surveyor General, Clerk of the Supreme Court, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Inspector of Mines, Regent of the University long and short terms, district judges and more. Names span Reno Tonopah Goldfield Elko Carson City Virginia City Sparks Paradise Valley and other locales.
After several conferences, authorities arrested John Prediger for selling beef without producing the hide of the slaughtered animal. The case, heard by Judge Margse Saturday, led to a small fine and jail time, with officials stressing enforcement to protect cattle owners from thieves. The statute requires keeping the hide with the carcass for 10 days and in sight.
Two birth announcements list births in Nevada in 1910. On August 11 in Eureka the wife of Reymond Gandaznia bears a son. On June 2 at McClarkey Creek, Bureks County the wife of Emil Bessman bears a daughter.
Public notice from the SewrrwEL office announces sale actions and legal blanks for parcel transfers. Details readable describe property descriptions, filing references, and deadlines for interested parties to respond or submit required documents.
The Treasury Department reports the second year of tariff operations shows total ordinary receipts and customs, internal revenue, corporation taxes and others at 75.55 million, with disbursements 20.21 million higher. Receipts surpass 1907 by about 15 million, and 1907 leads previous years by nearly 90 million. despite a 55.73 million deficit in the prior local year, a surplus of over 20.1 million occurs in the year ended last Saturday. Corporation tax revenue totals 27.01 million, slightly under the amount assessed by about 300,000.
Hamilton families visit relatives in Ely and Prospect this week as extended kin gather at various homes. In political news, progressive Republicans faced defeat at the Iowa State Convention in Motoes Iowa with Tariff Law proposals branded as choices and insurgents Cumming and Dolliver gaining support. progressives reportedly had about 200 votes on every question.
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