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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1904

Page

2

Echoes of a Lifetime in a Turbulent World

A fragmentary collage recalls poets and figures from Chicago press pages. References to Clar e co and Edward Fitemaurice Sinclair mingle with lines about Shorty, a Conqueror’s descendant, and musings on life’s value. Interwoven are excerpts from Wheeler Wilcox and reflections on love, marriage, children, and motherhood in a late 19th or early 20th century sensibility.

Edward Fitemaurice Sinclair William ‘the Conqueror

New Tonopah Goldfield Story Praises District

George Cossett, former Reno resident, reports from Goldfield Tonopah district praising its riches while warning against rushed moves. He notes overcrowded rail traffic, many penniless laborers trekking in, and need for funds, water, and capital to build mills and plants. He predicts vast mining growth but stresses prudent preparation and reliable information.

George Cossett Reno Gold- Seid Journal of Nevada Cossett Thas Tonopah Tonopah l Sodaville Coslett Kendall Ing Klondike Gow Towits Avian Tee Monn Goldfield Mr. Coslett

Nevada Democratic campaign clash over asylum attack plan

A Carson Appeal summary notes a Nevada Ormsby County meeting where Democrats proposed firing the opening shot at Reno’s Insane Asylum and replacing the Republican superintendent with a Democrat. It also criticizes graft by party outsiders and urges swift action to purify the Democratic ranks.

Patterson Democratic and Silver Central Committees Ormsby County Reno Son Shaw Erime Dr. Gibson Carson

Mountain City Miner Found Dead in Bed

James Brown a mining man at Mountain City Elko County was found dead in bed a few days ago and had retired the previous night in his usual health. His remains were brought home and prepared for shipment to Colorado.

Mountain City James Brown Elko County Hoe Colorado

Sickness at Goldfield warns sanitation measures urged

The Goldfield News notes a growing sick list linked to rapid town growth and poor sanitation. Filthy cess pools and water with high chlorine indicate impurities. Urges attention to sanitary conditions to avoid epidemics. Sandstorm Lease Sells for 5000 dollars. Tonopah Sun reports the Sandstorm strike lease sold for 5000 dollars to J A Duffield Will Marsh and others as buyers. sellers are George Lond and partner. reason for price unclear but lease has short remaining time.

Goldfield Tonopah George Lond J. A. Duffield Will Marsh

Sparks counts 22 spirit shops and one church

The state news notes Sparks has 22 dispensaries of spiritual liquors and one church. In Lander County the 1904 assessment roll shows about a $60,000 increase mainly in real estate value. A fire destroyed about 1800 feet of the Southern Pacific snow sheds near Blue Canyon delaying trains until the next day.

Sparks Eas Lander County I Southern Pacific Company Blue Canyon Sierras

Danger in Tin Cans and Fruit Acidity

Advice warns against storing acidulated drinks or opened fruit in tin, urging immediate transfer to earthenware or glass dishes. With open cans the acid reacts with tin to create a deadly poison, though properly prepared hermetically sealed cans pose no risk. The piece urges public awareness and press dissemination of this simple guidance.

Popular Science News

Shipping Poor Fruit to Nevada Sparks Carson Appeal

A Carson City appeal rails at a California proposition to ship refuse fruit to Nevada. The letter notes annual decline in quality with melons mixed with pumpkins and injurious produce. Piute Indians and Nevada traders are upset by the shipment of low grade watermelons and green tomatoes. The piece urges Nevada fruit men to respond to the trade issue.

Nevada Carson California Saliteraia

Men Ordered to Leave Goldfield

Dispatch from Goldfield dated September 13 reports a six member committee of the Union Western Federation of Miners gave KE. Jane and Lewis W. Rope one hour to evacuate the camp. The note signals strong local sentiment against Union actions and potential for further confrontation or violence.

Goldfield Western Federation of Miners Jane Lewis W. Rope Aker Orty

Shallenberger Weds Horsley at Preston Nevada

In Preston White Pine County Nevada on September 14 1904 Walter A Shallenberger and Frances Horsley were married.

Preston White Pine County Nevada Walter A. Shallenberger Frances Horsley

Populist Leader to Speak in Nevada

The Carson News reports that Thomas Watson, presidential candidate of the People's Party, has accepted an invitation from Nevada's Silver Party to address the public on campaign issues. He plans to visit Nevada in October for two speeches and will also speak in California, Oregon and Washington.

Nevada The Carson News Thomas Watson People’s Party Silver Party of California Oregon Washington

Nevada valuation increases spark state tax roll rise

Lyon County reports a $200,271 hike in the county assessment roll, with state totals expected to rise by three to four million dollars. The Elko Independent notes Nevada's desert economy appears to improve while Idaho Falls Maho suffers a large fire, estimated at $300,000 with limited insurance.

Nevada Lyon County Elko Independent Idaho Falls Maho

Silver Party Eureka County Convention Notice 1904

Notice of Silver Party Eureka County Central Committee meeting on September 27 1904 in Eureka Nevada to nominate two candidates for the Legislative Assembly and elect delegates. Primary election rules set polling hours 1 to 7 p.m. at precincts. election board to comprise three judges with vacancies filled as prescribed by law.

Goodwin Salt Lake Nevada Judge Goodwin Wajer Washoe County Democratic Party Democratic State Central Committee of Recan Ican Silver Party County Central Committee State of Silver Party Eureka County Eureka Legislative Assembly Bureks

Silver Party Primaries Resolved and Polling Roles

Resolved that the party supports free and unlimited coinage of silver at a sixteen to one ratio and backs Fusion Party nominees at the next General Election. Polling places and judges are listed by precinct with designated officials. if a precinct misses a primary, the County Central Committee will appoint delegates. The boards of election must send returns to the Silver Party County Central Committee promptly.

Iumor Fusion Nevada Eureka J. W. Cramer John McKernan J. W. Brown Justice's Court Ruby HB J. G. Kitchen John Fine James Williams School House Garrison M. J. Hough W. T. Woolverton R. McCharles Company Mine Beowane Jw, Ebert J. H. Dwyer J. Swan Palisade N. A. Hawkins M. McKinnon T. R. Jewell Mineral Hill J. Flyns Burt H. Bruffey Amoe Trevelli’s Diamond Valley George E. Cox Edgar Sadler Sadler's Ranch Alpha A. W Clayton Pete Carletti W. J. Mahoney Clayton's Prospect Joseph Franchi Maurice Hartnett Eugene Geraty Silver Party Silver Party County Central Committee Robert A. Laird

Wreck at Laughtons Springs Ends in Deadly Train Collision

Disaster on the westbound line near Reno leaves two dead A L Hicks and Harry O Davies and 25 injured. Engineer J Isard blamed for ignoring orders. four engines and several cars destroyed with $250000 property loss. Three Southern Pacific officials lose their jobs for negligence as crews blamed for the wreck.

Knights Templar Laughton’s Springs Reno A. L. Hicks Harry O. Davies J. Isard BE. W. Parker Ely Templars Hugh de Payne Comandery Melrose Mass A. K. Hicks Grove Street San Francisco Davies Sharon Isoard Laughtons Southern Pacific Company Iscard and Boyd Laforge Isard Boyd Isaard

Fast Walking Horses Help Farmers Stay With Times

Indiana Farmer recounts how training horses to a fast walking gait boosts daily work output. W C Leeda asserts fast walkers cultivate more corn than slower teams, urging farmers to invest effort in breaking colts to improve efficiency amid scarce labor.

Taim W. C. Leeda Indiana

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