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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
2
Washoe County Dems Push Removal Of Patterson
The Washoe County Democratic Center Committee demands removal of Dr. W H Patterson the Republican Superintendent of the Nevada Insane Asylum and urges appointment of a Democrat. State Controller S P Davis backs party loyalists and warns of political shifts ahead in the 1904 election atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe County
Democratic Center
W. H. Patterson
Nevada
P. Davis
Reno
Silver-Democratic
Davis
Democratic Central Committees
Syorin Center
Democratic- Silver Party
Democratic Central Committee
Sparks
St. Louis Fair
St. Louis
G. W. Ingalls
Silver Democratic Party
James A. Yerington
Dr. Patterson
Sentinel
Yerington
Sam Davis
Nevada and national notes on asylums and politics
A Nevada Press comment praises improved management at the Nevada Insane Asylum and commends Dr Payter’s competent care. It criticizes politicization of the asylum. The Mining Press urges clear title and steady work on mining claims. A Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt planning to send Archie to private school. Archie’s schooling is briefly described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payter
United States
Sam
Washington
Roosevelt
Archie
Arebis
Sequird Olrock
Corruption Allegations Plague Government Departments
A historic critique asserts every government department is rife with corruption led by Republican grafters. It cites the Postal Department, the Department of Indian Affairs, and Public Lands as deeply implicated, with East Coast grafts involving postal funds and land theft. It also alleges San Francisco deputy marshals trade deported young Chinese for elderly men near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Indian Affairs and Public Lands
San Francisco
United States
Parrot word knowledge questioned in dealer dispute
A fragmented cartoon style exchange questions a dealer’s honesty as a parrot’s word repertoire is debated. The dialogue hints at fraud suspicions and social propriety in a tense market setting.
Irrigation Board Sees Progress On State Work
The State Board of Irrigation met in Carson last Saturday with Governor Sparks, Surveyor General Kelley, Attorney General Sweeney and Chief Hydrologist Prof. A E Chandler present. Senator Newlands attended. Chandler reviewed the preliminaries and said the law would be carried out with great benefit to the state. Newlands praised the law as key to state development and noted government will run all work on business principles, merit and efficiency only for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Irrigation
Carson
Sparks
Kelley
Sweeney
A. E. Chandler
Newlands
Chandler
White Pines Mail Service Under Government Investigation
Cherry Creek correspondent reports Harry Lewis an inspector of the Post Office Department is investigating complaints about the Wells Ely mail route in White Pine County. Businessmen and miners signed a petition urging Washington action over incompetence drunken drivers irregular deliveries and general mismanagement of the mail service between Wells and Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Creek
White Pine News
Harry Lewis
Post Office Department
Wells
Ely
Cherry
Washington
Reclamation Fund Receipts From Public Lands
Commissioner A Richards of the General Land Office reports funds credited to the Reclamation Fund from public land sales in the states and territories for 1901 1902 and 1908. The U S Treasury shows 61 191 858 in the fund with 8 461 598 from this year’s sales to date. 1908 receipts were nearly double 1902 with Nevada contributing 12 465 in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healthy Reclamation Fund
WY. A. Richards
General Land Office
Treasury
Reclamation Fund
United States ‘Treasury
Nevada
Grape Acid Prize Offer Seeks Conversion Method
The American Grape Acid Association offers 25000 dollars to anyone devising a process to convert California grapes with over 20 percent saccharine into tartaric acid for export, by transforming sugar to acid. The prize closes December 1 1904 and a five member jury from the association will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Grape Acid Association
D. Meyer
San Francisco
California
Front St
White Pine's Wonderful Cave Described as World Wonder
A visitor from Hust eriter calls Leaman's cave near Jeff Davis peak in White Pine County one of the wonders of the world. He claims the cave rivals Mammoth Cave in extent and grandeur, with exploration reaching about 8000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine’s
Leaman
Fire destroys O J Stanley hotel at Deeth Elko County
A fire shortly after 11 in the morning consumed O J Stanley’s hotel in Deeth Elko County leaving the building and contents in ruins. Stanley estimates damages at 8500 with 1500 insurance. Origin unknown but suspected opium smoking by a Chinese occupant upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeth
O. J. Stanley
Elko County
Stanley
Rev Hammond Found Guilty by California Methodist Conference
Dr J D Hammond, a former Nevadan and longtime manager of the Methodist book concern, was found guilty at Pacific Grove on September 15 of high imprudence and unministerial conduct. He acted as custodian of substantial Methodix funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Pacific Grove
J. D.hammond
California Methodist Conference
Methodist Book Concern
Nevada State News Capsules from Elko to Reno Headlines
Report from Elko notes Julius Nelson adjudged insane and sent to the State asylum. Eiko mixologists plan a saloon at the employee headquarters near Wadsworth. State University reports 225 students enrolled, slightly below last year. Round Mountain in Lander county yields an eight foot ore vein carrying about 60 per ton in gold. Humboldt River flows diverted for irrigation, leaving Romboldt Lake dry. Supreme Judge Fitzgerald hosted by Tonopah citizens with remarks on finances and silver. Germain Savorin, French shepherd, held for murder in Humboldt County jail. Reno to host Carnegie Free Library cornerstone ceremony on Sept 21 with Grand Lodge of Nevada invited. 11th session of National Irrigation Congress opens in Ogden with delegates from western states. Deputies transfer escaped convicts Murphy and Woods to Folsom, chained and booted, safely arriving. William Jennings Bryan buys a team of horses in Milwaukee, Pabst and Roosevelt. NY Journal notes $13,225,353 in August dividends from 36 mining firms. since 1903, 149 firms report $99,751,208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Nelson
Elko
Germain Savorin
B. Savornin
Humboldt County
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Nevada
Carnegie Free Library
Reno
Mississippi
Great Territory
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Sharkey
Leeper
Wilson
Folhom
Murphy
Woods
Folsom Penitentiary
Obituaries From Salt Lake City and San Francisco Notices
In Salt Lake City Utah September 14 1903 Mra W J Kroth nee Mrs Millie Wilson of Elko aged 22 years 11 months and Sundays In San Francisco September 15 1903 wife of J D Lothrop of Tonopah Nevada aged 25 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mra
W. J. Kroth
Millie Wilson
Elko
Sdays
San Francisco
J.D. Lothrop
Tonopah
Nevada
Great Offer From The Republic On Pope Leo XII Biography
The St Louis Republic offers new and old subscribers a life of Pope Leo XII bound in cardinal cloth with Papal arms. Monsignor O Reilly prepared the work, priced at 2 50, with an eighteen month subscription to The Twice a Week Republic included. Postage paid, orders to The Republic, St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Leo XII
Monsignor O'Reilly
Republic
St. Louie
Boil the Water Philadelphia Press warns on typhoid via dirty water
The Philadelphia Press argues typhoid is strongly linked to waterborne infection. It cites that most cases originate from impure water and asserts that proper sand filtration greatly reduces typhoid in cities. Partial filtration offers no real protection, as some still lack safe water. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sm Timet office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brent
Sm Tinet
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New York Evening Journal
Feldhusen & Co
Sacramento
White Pine’s Mail Service
State News
William Jennings Bryan
Milwaukee
Pabst
Bryan
New York Engineering and Mining Journal
Eureka
W. W. Cramer
John Gallacher
L, Broy
A. C. Flori
J. J. Sire
Flori
Eureks
Newark Valley
White Pine County
NEW Today
Board OF Equalization
Board of County Commission
Borgr
Cegh
Republics
Schneider Drug Store
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
Pope
H. M Schneider & Co
Johnson Mercantile Company (Incorporated
Hiram Johnson
Bolton & Williams
Philip Paroni
Hylton & Williams
the People’s Dro Company
R. A. Laird
Frank Kopp
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