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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
2
Eureka Sentinel notes rates for mail subscriptions and states the paper is entered at the Eureka Post Office as second class matter.
In the ongoing campaign the Seyrisnt columns will publish all political matters including ads and reading notices. The Sexrixet reserves the right to require that all such articles be signed by the person or committee from which they emanate.
Democratic support for George A Bartlett for Congress declares him a man of principle, honesty, and strong alignment with labor and mining interests in Nevada. The piece praises his record, calls for unity among honest voters, and predicts strong electoral success for Bartlett. It cites Esmeralda tax figures and reports mining era deaths in Ely and Elgin.
Senator Francis G. Es frames the Tonopah Democratic State Convention bid for the U S Senate as a pledge to value the people’s suffrage, defend reform without radicalism, and advance Nevada as a progressive model. He lauds Bryan, cites referendum initiatives, recalls, and regulation measures, and urges Nevadan voters to ratify the party platform in November.
Hamilton notes report the Rocco Homestake mine stopping ore, William Matson hauling wood, locals attending Ely conventions including Axtel Shields F J Book and Charles Minolotti. Wartzite found near Treavare Hill, Hoppe cabin fire at Monte Cristo with safe powder boxes. school slated to reopen Sept 21 pending repairs, R A Donn to teach after community funding for ceiling and papering.
The latest metal quotations show Silver at New York 52 cents per ounce Lead at Salt Lake 4 dollars 60 cents per 100 pounds Copper at Salt Lake 134 cents. Governor Hughes was renominated on the first ballot by the New York Republican State Convention.
Nevada Democrats present a full platform endorsing William Jennings Bryan and John Kern, pledge direct US Senate election, primary reform, school funding, labor protections, mining regulation, and tax relief. They name candidates for state offices led by Francis Newlands and George A Bartlett, plus a united agreement with Republicans on Senatorial certification.
President Stubbs of Nevada State University launches a military school in Monterey California aimed at young men. The move, surprising local residents, signals a special effort to attract youth to the institution and expands the university’s reach beyond Nevada.
Mrs. Miles McKinnon seeks medical care in Salt Lake. John Maney of Maney Bros. Co. visited Palisade on business Friday. Fred P. Nelson and wife depart for Salt Lake. G. D. Abbott travels home to Oakland. A B & P extra freight train carried a coach to Eureka for the Republican Convention. Hardy Hannibal and wife depart for Lovelock where he will operate as telegraph manual. Eiler's troupe performed Friday returning from Eureka. Three prisoners escaped from Sage jail after the keeper left them in the corridor. they were missing shortly after.
In Eureka Nevada on September 14 1908 the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs EB Phillipse died at 14 months and 13 days old.
The Eureka County Board of Equalization clerk announces that the county assessment roll for the year 1904 has been issued. A meeting to hear appeals will be held at the Court House in Eureka starting Monday September 21 at 2 PM, continuing until business is finished, with no session after October 5 1908 except as provided by law.
Records of animals shipped on Sept 7 1008 from Heowawe Statleg with 23 branded horses and 11 unbranded. Inspected by deputy W Ebert for Eureke and Palisade Ball and by another inspector from Hay Lane Nebraska with multiple brands noted on each horse.
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