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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented note lists various renewal terms including weekly and monthly options and varying periods for a local newspaper subscription plan. The readable items indicate yearly, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly terms with pricing hints and service cadence.
Carson News reports on Legislative session scrutiny of Nevada University funding. Two bills were killed, including a $9,500 residence cottage for the university president and an $8,000 metallurgical laboratory. Critics argue university spending outpaces state needs and benefits public schools more. The piece notes travel allowances and local reactions in Reno, plus general cautions on waste and efficiency.
William B. Sharon discusses possible 1905 Senate candidacy and opposition to Stewart, urging fusion party support of a candidate who can win the solid nine hold-over state Senate votes. He vows to defeat Stewart and entertain any fusion choice capable of beating Republican picks. A San Francisco dispatch reports California bank prosperity with deposits, earnings, taxes, and SP line items through late 1902.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a tonic as a universal remedy for liver and kidney ills nervousness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria. It promises instant relief and guarantees satisfaction for 500 in a Sobnor der Drog Store listing.
Nye County Senate defeated the bill to move the county seat from Belmont to Tonopah. Senator Bell argued the proposal premature and unfair to residents, noting Nye’s debt on the old courthouse and Tonopah’s share of taxes. He urged postponing until next session to clarify northern Tonopah boundaries. The vote indicated opposition to the move.
Salt Lake Tribune notes Chas Karbstein suffered compound fractures of both ankles after a 400 foot fall at Cherry Creek. Injuries described as severe. he remained in hospital with expected weeks more of recovery. Also reports John Hays Hammond named general manager and consulting engineer of Guggenheim Exploration Company. Includes a testimonial for King’s Now Consumption cough remedy and price.
Senator Lewin introduced a Utah Legislature bill mirroring New York and Illinois efforts to expose tax dodgers. It requires public disclosure by the Assessor of all property lists and permits reassessment for omissions. Penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars or six months jail for leaking informant names and similar for concealing property. The Assessor faces possible removal and bond forfeiture for omissions. bill sent to Judiciary committee.
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