Smelter Trust Faces Collapse Warned by Utah Miners
The coming American Smelting and Refining Company annual report is expected to show weak profits as silver and lead prices fall. Utah miners blame the trust for curtailing production by denying fair profits to mine owners, keeping ore unsold and idle smelters likely to emerge if conditions don’t change.
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Lake Horsl
American Smelting & Refining Com
Pany
Ing
Boston News Bureau
Utah
Amelter Trust
Combine
Pueblo
Park City
Salt Lake Valley
American Smelting & Refining Company
Political shifts and party moves spark Colorado governor race
Edward Boyes of the Western Federation of Miners is nominated for Colorado governor by the Socialist party. The Reno Gazette notes maneuvering over county salaries in Nye County and proxy voting limits set by Humboldt County Democrats. In Nevada, speculation links Governor Sadler to a prison post if Sparka and Sweeney win, while party leadership changes occur with W. B. Sharon becoming Silver party chair and Stoddard and Dennis active in Democratic leadership.
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Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
Socialist Party
Austin Reveille
Reno Gazette
Sadler
Warren
Sparka
Sweeney
W. B. Sharon
Silver Party
N. W. Koff
H. Stoddard
State Central Committee
John H. Dennis
Sharon
W.T. Weaterfieldl
Mining plants and miners in Salt Lake Valley rise
Three smelting plants with a joint capacity of 1,800 tons daily have been erected in the Salt Lake Valley by independent firms. Sixty workers are employed in the Kenney district, Humboldt county, with miners paid $3.00 for a ten hour day. railroad completion will trigger renewed development in Sandy district Lincoln county.
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Kenney
Humboldt County
Salt and San Pedre
Sandy
Lincoln County
Nevada Parties Unite On Silver Platform In Fusion Tally
The Democratic and Silver parties in Nevada fuse, sharing a platform chiefly on free coinage of silver and curbing trusts. Both endorse tariff modification, imperialism, bank currency, and labor support, while praising state governance and equality. The Nevada platform stresses anti monopoly action, labor justice, and western industrial development.
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Bryan
Republican
Stewart
Dowpeat
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Regents meet at Nevada University in Reno actions taken
At the Nevada State University board meeting in Reno last week President Stubbs received a medical leave of absence. Captain Clark resigned as instructor in military tactics and will go to the East. Ada Edwards resigned as instructor in physical science to join Los Angeles schools. Maud Wheeler was named assistant professor in German and mathematics. Maurice Fitzmorris, a graduate, was appointed resident professor of chemistry.
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Reno
Stubbs
Clark
Misa Ada Edwards
Los Angeles
Maud Wheeler
Maurice Fitzmorris
Berlin residents drive out Chinese for insolent conduct
Citizens of Berlin Nye county ousted the Chinese last week after they allegedly insulted waiter girls. Jack Wall, Recorder of Ormsby county, was taken to San Francisco for brain illness treatment. Donnelly Mountain Camp lies in Humboldt county four miles east of Washoe line. State University President J E Stubbs remains ill in San Francisco at the Calif ornia Hotel with limited access for close ones. he is recovering.
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Nye County
Jack Wall
Ormsby County
San Francisco
Donnelly Mountain
Humboldt County
Washoe County
J. E. Stubbs
The
State University
California Hotel
Reward for Southern Pacific conductor’s brave arrest near Carlin
Joseph Holland, a Southern Pacific passenger conductor, will receive a $500 reward for bravery after he arrested two Indian workers near Carlin for throwing stones at moving trains. He had chased the culprits after a train he served had windows broken near Vivian. Don P. Maestretti of Lander County died from injuries after being thrown from a horse on August 27.
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Joseph Holland
Southern Pacific Company
Carlin
Holland
Vivian
Don P. Maestretti
Lander County
Nevada mining rise defies old fears and party lines
The article notes Nevada Republicans balk at Newlanda tack, fearing money abuse. Goodwin's Weekly praises Nevada mining gains, predicting rapid growth. It cites Virginis Report on Chainman mine ore averaging $5.20 gold and over six ounces silver per ton, urging Republicans to desert the Silver party as silver remains at par.
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Goodwin's Weekly
Colorado
Virginis
White Pine
Chainman
Republican Party
A Baby Saved By Remedy Reforming Family Faith
Majed, three months old, daughter of Mr. John Coe of Ange, suffered cholera infantum. In despair, Mr. and Mrs. Westley Saunders sought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After one dose the child slept, awoke well, and recovered fully by next day. The grateful parents credit the remedy and report continued good health. Sold by H. M. Schneider.
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John Coe
Ange
Westley Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Blue
H. M. Schneider
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