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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
1
A patchwork of Nevada notices, including political opinions, railway labor reactions, and a sensational Tonopah hotel project, appears with plans for a vast 80 story resort. Reports cover a Vatican diplomacy push, a Spokane library joke, labor clashes, and statewide notices on regulation and mining.
Sixty one machinists are now employed in the Nevada Engineering Works at Reno. Oliver Scott, a pioneer resident of Lander county, died at Battle Mountain last week. John Smiley, a student from Elko, fell ill with scarlet fever at Nevada University. John Anatin, namesake of the Lander county capital in 1863, died in Los Angeles. A bill error killed the franchise for a Tonopah railway. A Comatock party won 7500 in a San Francisco lottery. likely 7.50 is closer. The Reno Journal notes rail rivals Harriman and Gould contending for Beck, with two transcontinental lines likely to pass Reno. Harry Rebie, ship tender at Searchlight, died after a 300 foot shaft fall in a mine. Senator Clark paid 55000 for the Las Vegas ranch, described as Nevada’s garden spot between Salt Lake and Los Angeles.
Records show sums allowed to named individuals in the county session held May 4 1903. The fragment mentions a medical testimonial praising Electric Bitters for stomach ulcers and digestive issues with a purchase note at Schneider Drug Store. The text is partly garbled and includes a patient case by Dr. T. G. Merritt.
A Lineville Alabama dealer reports a customer cured of a six month cough after taking Chamberlains Coughry two bottles, with one and a half bottles believed sufficient. The ad touts perfect trade satisfaction and lists Mrs. H. M. Schneiders & Co. as distributors.
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