Gureka Sentinel Brief Item Notes Daily Update
Fragment of a local newspaper item referencing daily notes and a name Seilimawn. Details are unclear but point to routine update in a regional paper.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
2
Fragment of a local newspaper item referencing daily notes and a name Seilimawn. Details are unclear but point to routine update in a regional paper.
Article from November 22, 1902, reports H. Howard of Champaign asserting refined flour and increased corn meal production caused a rise in appendicitis. He claims disease was rare before the milling shift, and a 25 year period will prove the theory. He urges a return to whole wheat and corn bread.
The piece argues public ownership faces stiff resistance from those who profit by corrupting legislatures boards and courts. It cites Col Ed Butler’s three year sentence for bribery as a hopeful sign that Missouri justice endures, while noting Thanksgiving origins and other unrelated items including a California Sunset magazine description and Dunns Review price tables.
In Austin this week three recounts were filed with the Board of Commissioners of Lander County. No change in the vote count for District Attorney between Driecall and Mae sbretti. Driscoll maintains a four vote lead. Walsh leads Lemaire by three after a two vote gain in the Long Term Commissioner recount. Lemaire may contest Walsh’s Commissioner seat. Easton and Watt recount yields no tie. court orders election for that office and moves to halt preliminary steps. Trial set for November 24.
The Duplex and Searchlight mill in Lincoln County starts operations and is now crushing about thirty tons each day. Water is supplied by an electric pump at the 400 level. General Manager I. P. Swindier reports twenty workers active, with ongoing work in both directions from the 400 level.
The statement notes that both good and bad trusts persist in sawing wood, showing indifference to praise or blame. It presents a metaphorical view of trust behavior without specifying entities, dates, or locations. The tone remains evaluative and concise, reflecting a journalistic or editorial stance on steady performance despite external judgments.
A Mint report shows Alaska gold output for ten months reaching Nome 5,008,980 and Klondike 13,861,005 totaling 18,870,075, over four million more than all of last year. Silver price below 50 cents prompts mining pauses while cheaper methods may emerge, and Tonopah tales swirl of booming claims and wild investment.
The Lovelock Tribune editor toured Steam boat Springs in Storey county and reported a rich ore body. He described 79 feet drilled through 31 feet of yellow sulphurets with sesays from 985 to 4575 dollars in gold and a long ore body extending north and west. The piece praises the mine’s hot alkaline water deposits and vast potential. The editor’s past Gold Creek coverage is noted, and the McKinley Mining Company of White Pine county is urged to hire him for further prospectus writing.
Doc O'Toole walked for the Silver ticket and thanked his supporters for electing him to stay in Tonopah and manage local business, despite a handsome minority.
Peter Larmont, longtime Lan der county resident, died in Austin on November 13 at age 70. Ely school closed due to sore throat epidemic. Nye county Senator pro tem candidate T J Bell seeks the post. Gardnerville Vulcan smelter effort aims to show its potential. Three wellborn youths burglarized Hatch Bros. in Virginia City on November 14. Wells Herald praises Republicans after Fusion candidate George Ernat’s defeat for State Senator in Churchill county. Virginia City native Hector Grey died of pneumonia in Hawthorne after illness at Tonopah. Senator-elect Wilson Brougher of Ormsby opposes Stewart’s U S Senate re-election in two years. Gus Porter of Elko forged checks exceeding $1,000. father paid victims and charges dropped. Carson News notes Kayser of Elko vanished after appearing with oil ties and loans. friends fear loss of contact.
From Tonopah Bonangs November 15 Felix Raphel of Eureka Nevada is now a clerk at the Frisco Cash Store. Snowfall Monday measured around three inches solidifying roads. Many idle men seek work as Tonopah company orders two shifts nine hours day eight hours night, a rule already in Miners Union. Philadelphia Profits notes Weeped Mining CoNevada acquires more claims near its property and expects good results despite prior failed Weepah mine contract.
The General Land Office annual report shows public land disposed reaching 19,488,585 acres, up 3,026,780 acres from the prior year. Santa Maria Guatemala erupts with lava and pumice causing widespread devastation beyond belief. Edward Harriman of the Union Pacific pool wins control of the Southern Pacific system via a $12 million stock purchase in New York on November 14.
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