State Veterinarian creation to oversee live stock industry
Legislature creates a State Veterinarian post with a governor appointed appointee, 1800 dollars salary and travel expenses. The officer must respond to stock disease cases, coordinate with county sheriffs, bury carcasses three feet deep, inspect interstate stock at owner expense, publish industry reports, and take effect upon the governor's approval. Also notes Moscow location for the School of Mines with a 30000 dollar appropriation despite Halley opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
United States
Sparks
Dialla
School of Mines
Moscow
Halley
HO FOR THE WEST RATES EFFECT MARCH 1 1905 EXPIRING MAY 15 1905
The colonist rates go into effect March 1 1905 and end May 15 1905. Chicago to various cities lists 33 31 30 25 dollar fares with main line points in Nevada and California included. For details contact Southern Pacific Company Agents or A H Rising District Freight Passenger Agent Reno Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peoria
Til
St. Louis
New Orleans
Council Biuffs
Bronx City
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
Mineola
Tex
Houston
Nevada
California
Southern Pacific Company
A. H. Rising
Southern Pacific Co
Reno
Lamb Prices Hold Despite Beef Trust Scrutiny
A New York dispatch reports early spring lamb at 80 cents per pound with beef prices steady. Washington market butchers say lamb and mutton may resist price drops even as the Beef Trust is challenged and indictments loom. Roast beef near 18 cents, sirloin 20, porterhouse 22, with regional prices in San Francisco showing lamb at 16 to 18 cents and pork 10 to 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Dispatch
Washington Market
Beef Trust
San Francisco
Settlers Begin Reclaimed Land Settlement in Fallon Area
Dispatch from Fallon, Churchill County reports new settlers pouring into irrigated land opened by government project. Most arrive from the East, with groups from Utah and Colorado, bringing families and seeking already entered tracts or waiting for open land. Land sells for 26 dollars an acre in 40 installments. parcels range 80 to 160 acres, all watered and farmable. Over a quarter of a million acres will be opened for settlement including already entered lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Churchill County
Utah
Colorado
Startling Mortality Reported In Early Medical Ad Text
Statistics warn of high mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis and urge a single remedy. Dr King’s New Life Pills promoted by M Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago claim to cure constipation and biliousness. Sold by H M Schneider & Co. druggists.
Notice to Creditors for Antone A Howl estate
Notice to creditors. In rekn County MORITZ A REGLI as Administrator of the estate of Antone A Howl deceased. Dated Eureka Nevada February 18 1995. Date of first publication February 25 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone A Enti
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Eureka County
Antone A. Regli
Moritz A. Regli
Antone A. Howl
Eureka
State liquor license law signed and enacted by governor
The Legislature approved a new State liquor license system with wholesale licenses at 100 per year and retail licenses at 50 for sales under five gallons, plus 12 for retail drug stores. The act, effective July 1 1905, sets duties for controllers and sheriffs to issue and collect licenses, defines wholesalers and retailers, prescribes penalties for noncompliance, and outlines enforcement and pro rata year credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Lux Agent
Pacific Coast stockmen urged to supply Philippines meat
Fr J Hagenberth, president of the National Livestock Association, in San Francisco urged Pacific Coast cattlemen and wholesalers to unite to win meat contracts for the Philippines. He noted bids for 50 000 head of beef and 200 000 sheep for the Army Commissary Department, likely to go to Australian or South American firms, costing the Coast millions. He urged faster action to keep the trade in San Francisco, Seattle and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. J. Hagenberth
National Livestock Association
San Francisco
West
Army Commissary Department
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Portland
Tonopah Batters by Severe Sunday Night Rainstorm
A major Tonopah storm drenched the town last Sunday night with heavy rain lasting hours. Hundreds of residents live in tents and adobes as canvases tore and walls weakened, with some adobes losing entire sides. Shelter was found in sturdier homes as tents blew down and perishable freight in the rail yard was ruined. The Tonopah railway road bed held up through the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Imad
HOW THEY VOTED Senate and Assembly Roll Calls on Two Measures
The Carson News prints the legislature roll calls on bills repealing the twelve o clock closing law and permitting ground floor gambling. Assembly and Senate tallies show yeas and nays for repealing the closing law and for first floor gambling, with lists of names, absences, and not voting. The results include Assembly and Senate votes, including leaders and speakers, with counts and absent members.
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Carson News
Revo
Assembly
Yeas
Balzar
Blake
Brossemer
Clark
White Pine
Coryell
Cole
Craze
Cushing
Gifford
Ingalls
Jones
Senate
Dodge
Hastings
Henderson
Holmes
Kinney
McBride
McCourt
McMahon
Orr
Patterson
Shier
Smith
Spindel
Triplett
Vogt
Wright
Speaker
Platt
Nuwys
Anker
Lincoln
McCann
Moorman
Regan
Sadler
Smaill
Williams
Woolcock
Jacobsen
Staunton
Brougher
Campbell
Daugberg
Gallagher
Graham
Hunter
Lord
Miller
Oddie
Rafche
Thorn
Nays
Hardin
O'Kane
Roff
Martin
Wilson
A New Up-to-Date Columbia Hotel Opens
An illustration shows rapid improvement in the Goldfield district with a newly completed Columbia hotel offering commodious rooms, baths, and modern telephony. Colonel John M. Fuller of Hovey Grove Texas credits Electric Bitters for curing his liver and kidney trouble after failing with a family doctor, praising the remedy.
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Columbia
Great
Goldfield
Waterloo
John M. Fuller
Hovey Grove
Texas
Ness
Kidue Schneider
Western Pacific surveys guide transcontinental route plan
San Francisco dispatch reports engineer Vixil G. Hogue has finished the Western Pacific survey between Sacramento and Salt Lake. He departs for New York to submit the final report to Gould and associates, noting possible construction soon after approval. Bogue’s route favors Beckwith Pass canyon and three 8000 foot tunnels, with a cross at Winnemucca and a Reno branch, then into Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vixil
G. Hogue
Enggineer
East
Sacramento
Salt Lake
New York
Gould
Bogue
Bogan
Feather River
Beckwith Pass
Southern Pacific
Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Nevada
Reno
Salt Lake City
Bowel Complaints and Cholera Mentioned in Aged Text
A fragment discusses bowel complaints and cholera, noting adult and child vulnerability and the need for prompt control of bowel disorders. The speech or article references Joe and Ms, with unclear context and incomplete phrases. The readability is limited but centers on digestive illness and public health warnings.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
Pays
Bucklen
Schneider Drag Store
Mountain Tri
Eurek
Pallsade
Ate
Palisade
Boa
Ely
Hamilton
Tybo
Belmont
Reveille
Dias To
Alpha
Hay Ranch
Writergraten
G. D. Abbott
Pausaps
Eureka Lodge
Masonic Hall
H. C. McTenway
W. M. Joux HaNcock
St John's
St. John's
H. C. McTeuvey
H. P. JT
Juny
Eureka Lodge No
C. F
Ovary
Etober
J. H. Horwn
J, Browaxanen
Beatific Lodge No. 7
Smith & Rickert
Yoluck
HG. Brenkskaner
C. Attent
Reyxotos K
Rekn County
Salt Lake Herald
Pacific
Richardson Embroidery Silke
O. D. Green
Bordea
Lon
Spring Street
W. PF. Burnett
Fick Ann Epwarp
Clark Srs
Western Pacific
Hogue
Sentinel
BANF
D Francisco
Moritz Flanigan
Henry
Banka
Thomas Rosselli
South Main Street
Singer Universal
W. H. Russell
Eureks
Otto T. Williams
Court House
Elko
Vreet
Reno, Nevada
Yer
Herbert Fleishhacker
Sanine
Geo. F. Yurrittin
P. L. A. G. Fletcher
Causide
Bernyrey
Cnd
Africa
Seshhatin
Pardy
Agency For
Mutual Life of New York, Travelers’ Accident & Health Insurance Co
Atlas Fire of
London
Underwriters’ Fire Co
Manchester
England
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