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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
2
In Nevada May 25 1903 a communication from Jolly Sranks Chairman State Board of Education to the Evaeka Sentines outlines a forthcoming full statement on the bond transaction. The note emphasizes informing the public about safe investment of state school lands and promises detailed disclosure from start to finish.
Nevada papers debate inviting the President to Reno with satirical jabs at local crowds and references to past editorial remarks. The dialogue reflects regional pride and a call for public schools as a path to national improvement.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Rand firms favor importing Chinese to solve South Africa's labor crisis. Mines report half stamps idle as 150,000 workers are needed but only 50,000 available. A suggested exodus of 150,000 coolies under Hearst is floated. Paris paper urges US citizens be called Unistatistes to avoid term Americans.
Winnemucca arranges a grand Fourth of July plan while a local smallpox case leads to school closure in Dayton Lyon county. A Reno assault case ends with bond conditions set at two thousand dollars. Coroner censures a train conductor in a fatal Becke death near Winnemucca. Arsenic contamination linked to Spring strawberries worries San Francisco doctors and Sacramento Bee reports.
Governor Sparks vetoed several bills and resolutions from the last Legislature. Key items include requiring peace officers to wear badges. restrictions on textile endorsement. clarifications for canvassing and reporting election results. salaries for Washoe county officials. and mining land opening provisions. Also noted are proposed constitutional amendments on census basis, initiative and referendum, and mining taxation. Local notices of settlements and health, plus unrelated items, follow.
Notice to mine operators in Eureka county that taxes on the proceeds of mines for the quarter ending March 31, 1903, are due. Assessor AW J Hoorgs announces taxes must be paid at his Eureka office and vows strict enforcement of the law.
The personal property in Eureka owned by Mrs. M Morris is offered for sale. Inspect or learn more by contacting Matt Hoey or Alex McBride who supervise the property. Joux Crowley Guardian Eureka Nevada May 22 1903.
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