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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. Subscription rates listed by mail and per week for Winnemucca Nevada. Address business communications to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca station for the 24 hours ending at meridian time shows mean barometer 2.70 inches maximum temperature 70 degrees minimum 45, mean temperature 56, normal 47, prevailing wind direction 8, precipitation for 21 hours 0.0 inches, min temperature April 20 40 above zero. Hay den observer.
Cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional showers expected. McAdie offers the brief forecast noting scattered showers and damp conditions across the period.
A stockman argues the horse will power future armies and lights strong demand and rising prices for the Western horse. Separately, a Puget Sound influx reports 3 500 Japanese landed in April and 1 200 in Victoria with two thirds headed to the United States for railway work, prompting calls for an exclusion act.
A column mocks the platform adopted by the Republican State convention as the richest thing ever formulated by a political party. The critic questions its contradictions and calls the document an aggregation of asses while urging readers to judge for themselves.
Immigration report shows 603 males and 37 females arriving in March at San Francisco. Races include 471 Japanese, 90 English, 20 German, 22 Spanish Americans, 77 returning to the United States. Money brought totals 26565 dollars. Occupations list farm laborers 394 all Japanese, merchants 24, miners 11, laborers 12, sailors 20, miscellaneous 31, farmers 11, clerks 11, and 70 with no occupation.
The War Department designates Point Lobos, Cal as Fort Miley in honor of the late Lieutenant Colonel Miley and renames Angel Island post as Fort McDowell in honor of the late Major General Irvin McDowell.
At a Sonoma county meeting in Santa Rosa delegates urged the Senate to adopt a constitutional amendment for the direct election of United States Senators by popular vote.
The Oakland Enquirer notes a trend where anyone not selling oil stock or traveling to Cape Nome is involved in Belgian hare breeding, signaling a quirky local fixation.
The New York Sun estimates the total votes in the next U S election will reach 15 million. The projection reflects broader participation and nationwide turnout expectations.
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