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13 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
1
Ad seeking subscription terms for the Gureka Sentinel lists options for one copy per week per year six months and three months by the month with unclear formatting and pricing details.
Humorous exchange shows a kleptomaniac thief joking about hypnosis and capture. A columnist style snippet contrasts cartoonish banter with a boss and a would be portrait scene. A separate reader request for logs and a quip about cabinet making conclude the item.
Tonopah activity remains high as ore bodies are found in the Mispah Extension and Gold Hill mines. A water pipeline from Lewis wells and deeper pumping are planned. Labor Day parade honors miners with a large procession, drilling contests and a grand ball at the Miners Exchange Hall.
Bankers in Reno report deposits exceed any prior period while calls for funds for improvements intensify. A bill to incorporate the city of Reno has been drafted and will be presented to the next legislature.
A Reno resident questions why freight from Genos Italy to San Francisco costs 5.20 per ton for macaroni and cheese over 7 800 miles while barley and oats from Reno to Purdy seventeen miles away cost 6 50 per ton. The note highlights puzzling rate differences.
Leadville Colorado yields about 2260 tons of ore daily with rising zinc and siliceous ore. Canadian prospecting predicts gold output drop near 60 percent next year. Mexico orders 5 million and 20 million ounces of silver from American Smelting and Refining. Daly West mine in Utah offers liberal compensation to victims’ heirs after a fatal explosion. Tombstone Arizona prepares for large scale reopening with an estimated 3.5 million dollars for hoist and unwatering systems. District mines show 25 million in output to water level, 20 percent gold, with high grade ore below water.
Congressmen Pence of Colorado and a representative of Cudahy Packing Company negotiate purchase of Altube Bros and Garat Bros ranches and Mitchem & Steele holdings in White Rock country. If closed, the transfer would cover at least 50 miles of land with stock and cultivation, signaling dominance by the beef trust and hardship for small ranchers.
The Wadsworth Dispatch plant will move to a new town east of Kuno. President Stubbe of the State University leaves San Francisco for Santa Barbara on a health trip. A new State University chemical department building costs 12000 dollars. Glanders outbreak reported at Little ranch near Carson. quarantine ordered. George Ernst transfers residence to George B. Brown in Churchill county for a ranch move. Hank Smith, longtime Belcher mine superintendent, visits Tonopah district. Frank Ralston dies from gunfight wounds with Ed Broderick in Reno. Broderick also dies the next day as aggressor.
A cholera remedy saved a sick child when local doctors had given up. Mrs. Westley Saunders and Mr. Saunders witnessed the dose relieve the little girl who slept, awoke well, and remained healthy. The medicine is sold by H. M. Schneider.
The Company has erected stock corrals at Diamond twelve miles from Eureka along with Alpha, Hay Ranch and Palisade. It will transport horses cattle and sheep by rail rather than driving them. Water is available at all points and Palisade receives track scales for cattle weighing. Rates are reasonable and quotes are available on request.
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