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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1905
Page
4
Nevada Assembly approves a bill prohibiting pool selling on race tracks while editorials warn of liberal floodgates and potential social shifts. The clipping notes California prune prize fighting and Virginia City veteran stories, reflecting mixed views of state governance and moral reform.
Carson Appeal reports in the Senate discussed a bill to cut state land interest from 6 to 4 percent. Senator O Kane of Humboldt pushed against the amended 4 percent clause while Governor Sparks favored the measure, Kelly denied advocacy, and Ring spoke on the plan. O Kane showed that the cut would hurt the School Fund by over $20,000 and that patent holders paid little tax, arguing lands gain value after patenting. The Senate, acting as a committee of the whole, reported back in favor of the measure.
State Assembly votes down a resolution condemning the Hazen lynching last week in Churchill County. Also reported: Guy Vernon bound over to Grand Jury on forged checks in Elko with $1000 bonds. Mary Hamel dies on train en route to Los Angeles. Col J A Hardin dies in San Francisco at 75. Nevada Central Railway route and Western Pacific plans discussed.
The Idaho Wool Growers Association becomes half-owner of the Great Western Salt Company of Ogden. The sheepmen will control the board to secure cheaper salt for their flocks. The plant sits on the Lac I cut-off eighteen miles from Ogden.
Letson Balliet, who raised 250000 by selling White Swan Mining stock from Baker City Oregon, was granted freedom after pays a 10000 fine. San Francisco heiress Honora Sharp died February 9 leaving 25000 to Salvation Army 50000 to other charities and 200000 for a Golden Gate Park gateway memorial. J D Spreckles of San Francisco gave 7000 to UC to add to the German library purchasing the Weinhold library. Western railroads at Chicago March 2 refused to obey Interstate Commerce Commission livestock rate cuts, predicting unlikely court support. Mrs Elizabeth Woodworth, California's first millionaire died March 2 at her daughter's San Francisco home. Ophir Woodworth had staked the original Comstock claim.
A Newberry Idaho reader praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing a long illness and notes that a single dose restores health. The testimonial urges households to keep the remedy and mentions local seller Mrs. H. M. Schneiders & Co.
Moritz A Regli is appointed administrator of Antone A Regli late of Eureka County Nevada deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers with the Eureka County Third Judicial District Court within forty days after first publication dated February 25 1906.
Departure details list leave times for Eureka and Ely with a latest arrival constraint. Each passenger may bring thirty pounds of baggage with freight charges applied for excess baggage. The notation 1500! indicates an advance booking instruction or fare quotation.
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