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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1899
Page
2
Subscriptions rates section begins at Niler corner bridge and Fourth streets with no figures provided. The readable text lacks complete pricing details or term options for daily except Sundays listings.
Weather Bureau records a 24 hour period ending near December with temperatures ranging from 3 to 22 degrees and a north wind. Observer J G Hayden notes partial readings and unclear captions due to OCR errors.
Fair tonight with cloudy skies and warmer conditions expected Tuesday. December 4 1899 forecast notes a mild, dry spell ahead in the region.
Richard Croker denounces trusts as the nation s main issue with the president and cabinet framed as a trust ruling on the country The call for anti trust action follows his assertion that government and military power are entangled with trust interests The piece contrasts Croker s harsh critique with a Secretary of the Interior irrigation report urging a national program to reclaim arid lands for a potential 50 million population
The piece argues Congressman Roberts of Utah cannot be seated, labeling him on the wrong political side. It suggests his eligibility would be unquestioned if he were a Republican, regardless of his personal life.
In a damage suit arising from a lynching a Scott county Indiana jury valued human life at five dollars. Several others nearby Winnemucca are said to be worth about five hundred cents less than that Indiana man.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue orders that stamps of ten cents or more must be cut with three parallel incisions lengthwise after cancellation. Incisions must start within a quarter inch from the top and extend to the bottom. The article notes the punishment and tools are unspecified, joking that an axe or buzz saw might be needed for strict compliance.
Colonel and Mrs Lowe report the Nevada Queen shaft down eighty four feet eight inches with main ore body expected in about fifty feet. Twenty eight feet of ore already passed, copper content near sixty percent in parts and a bottom sample around two percent. The Colonel predicts an average between four percent and higher.
Home made Sauerkraut offered. bring your pail and take any quantity. Sliced peaches and apricots advertised. Seven cans for 100 cents. Eastern Creamery Butter in tubs two pounds for 55 cents. Finest goods packed for cream. butter described as fancy and full weight.
A 56 piece semi porcelain dinner set with gold banding described as handsomely decorated and promoted as a useful holiday present for any lady. The item emphasizes elegance and suitability as a gift.
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