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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
4
A fragment from the New York Journal quotes a child asking for an apple in exchange for a tale about the circus. It echoes a humor trend about childish bargaining and parental plans for a family outing to the circus.
Nevada draft law titled An Act to secure the election of United States Senator by the will of the people and electors. It outlines nomination procedures by party convention or ten percent of prior vote, filing with the Secretary of State, ballots labeled Choice for U S Senator, and a margin for cross marks. It covers tallying by state electors, secrecy provisions, and reporting to legislative branches. It excludes vacancies and prohibits payments or promises of money to influence candidacy.
The Lovelock Tribune predicts Humboldt lake will surely go dry this season. The lake is described as a mile wide and three or four miles long, ten to twenty times larger at high water, with no water entering this year. P. L. Flanigan is nominated for State Senator by Washoe county Republicans.
W B Peebles of Vienna Alabama is described as a leading southern planter who operates over 600 plows. A personal anecdote recounts his infant daughter suffering chronic dysentery, treated by Pickens county doctors, then cured after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with sale noted by H M.
The fragmentary text appears to reference a halted editorial or column line from a Chicago News page. Details are unclear, but the phrasing suggests a local or staff note about a caller and a desire to view the kernel of a story. No full events, dates, or names are readable.
An advertisement touts Ryetab whiskey beans described as a portable vegan beverage substitute. It claims the bean product can be taken dry without water for an exciting effect and is free of poisonous drugs while offering rye or bourbon flavoring when mixed.
Registration books for the general election in Sey acy Township will remain open daily from now until closing at 6 o clock PM. Naturalized citizens must show certificates of naturalization. Registry Agent Eoreka Dre ctoct No.
The notice states registration books for the November 4, 1902 general election will stay open on legal days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. until October 10, 1902, then from October 10, 1902, to October 20, 1903, until 6 p.m. An additional closing time is noted at 6 p.m. on certain days. Naturalized citizens must present certificates of naturalization. Precinct No 2. County officials oversee registration.
Notice announces general election books for 1903 from 7 to 9 o clock. It requires citizens to show neutralization certificates at registration. Fatcoven, an Agent, Guriwe Mine Precinct.
Voters may register for Blate county and township offices starting November 4, 1902, with daily hours 10 am to 6 pm through October 10, 1902. From October 10 to October 20 hours shift to 7 pm to 9 pm. Citizens must show naturalization certificates when registering.
County township officers announce daily registration hours on business days from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. through October 16, 1903, with an alternate 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. period in 1902. Voters must show naturalization certificates when presenting for registration. Justice of the Peace T. Br. Jevunne and Palisade precinct agents oversee the process.
A fragmented notice lists items including office equipment and tunes for sale. The readable text suggests a local sale of miscellaneous household and office goods with unclear sender details.
The document details a complex mining survey for the Homestake mine area and surrounding lodes. It describes corner posts, stakes, and mounds of rocks, with bearings and distances to locate posts 1 through 4, open cuts, and lode lines. It notes openings, tentative tunnel routes, and a total claim area of about 10 acres, with references to Bryan mine and location monuments, all tied to section lines and township ranges.
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