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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
1
A cryptic newspaper notice from the Gureka Sentinel offers unclear subscription terms. It mentions multiple copy options and durations with garbled wording, including phrases like one copy one year and three months, and a monthly rate that appears misprinted. The fragmentary text provides little verifiable data beyond basic pricing ideas.
Nevada Republicans show little enthusiasm for Judge Hawley's bid for the Senate. The Reno Journal accuses William M. Stewart of orchestrating Hawley’s run to gain future Senate support, while opponents warn Hawley may avoid resigning his judgeship. The piece paints Stewart as self serving, unfit, and feared by voters across parties. The report links Hawley's candidacy to Stewart’s influence and questions the value of the push within the party. It also notes Knights of PYthlng membership and endowment details through 1901.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company has been assessed 17 40858 per mile in Californian.
The Revo Journal argues Nevada Republicans cannot defend their 1896 gold standard stance. It notes broad opposition to McKinley and the silver issue, claims voters shifted away from the party, and urges current legislators to prove how present policy benefits Nevada, otherwise risk loss. It contends Stewart’s gold-boosted defense fails to redeem past errors and calls for clear, concrete reasons to return to political control.
A playful but flawed quote fragment notes that mentioning harmony provokes fights and that a truly great man must restrain pride to avoid swelling heads, reflecting editorial tone and odd spellings.
A letter from George H. Maxwell, executive chairman of the National Irrigation Association, praises Senator Stewart for leading efforts in Congress and in committee to advance a national irrigation policy. Maxwell commends Stewart’s persistent advocacy, patience, and courteous diplomacy that helped shape irrigation legislation amid debates and alliance-building in the arid West. The missive, dated July 20, 1902, reiterates Maxwell’s belief that credit for progress belongs to Stewart and the wider press recognition of his influence.
An attorney for Risdon Iron Works of San Francisco placed a lien of 1800 on Carson Valley Smelter Company. Vulcan Smelter does not own manufacturing facilities but uses outside firms. Local firm denies dealings with Risdon and holds receipts for material on site. The dispute arises just before startup and is hoped to be resolved. Gardnerville Record notes another suit over Hibernia Bank surplus. J W Mulcahey seeks a share, claiming 600 deposited in 1860.
The Supreme Lodge Bank of the Knights of Pythias conferred honors last week in San Francisco on Nevadans J. I. Torreyson EB E. Winfrey and C. D. Ziegler.
A three month old girl ill with cholera infantum was saved after doctors gave up. Mr and Mrs Saunders used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and the child slept and woke well next morning. The family praises the remedy and notes it is sold by H. M. Schneider.
Assessment No. 81 of 1 cent per share levied by the Board of Trustees on the capital stock of the corporation. Pay immediately to the secretary at P. J. Ikjul's Furniture Store in Eureka Nevada. Delinquent shares on September 27, 1902 will be advertised for public auction and may be sold on October 26, 1902 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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