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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada names Windle and Brackett as lessees for the Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets area. Subscription rates list one year four months and three months by mail with weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemoca station for 24 hours ending Dec 7 notes mean barometer 30.12 inches maximum temperature 12 degrees minimum 22 above zero mean temperature 37 degrees normal 34 degrees with westerly wind and no precipitation. observer Hayden records conditions.
Summary of Day geologic report excerpts showing total US metal and mineral value at $976 million for 1890–1899, gold output rising from $32.8 million to $71.1 million, silver roughly flat, lead output peaking then slipping, and economic remarks linking metal markets to politics and policy debates. Highlights include 1890 gold $32,845,000 and 1899 $71,083,400. silver 54,500,000 to 54,764,500 oz. lead 143,630 to 209,240 tons with a 13,000-ton drop in 1899. The text notes Alaska discoveries and political commentary on McKinley and Philippine campaigning.
The Virginia Report hails a reform that ends the tax on telegrams, promising relief to workers who have spent much on message costs amid McKinley era policy changes. The piece frames it as a significant measure following the election victory.
An obituary notes a respected citizen died after excessive drinking, quipping his stomach held one more. Harvard may see education supporters respond next year. With McKinley elected, President Elliott gains time to focus on duties.
The White Pine News warns readers about a traveling photographer named Gardner who roams the country taking outdoor views, urging caution and avoidance of his services.
A Salt Lake federal court jury awarded C. Schore as administrator of H. A. Schore's estate two thousand dollars for the death of H. A. Schore, a Southern Pacific fireman killed in a collision near Terrace last July. The judge clarified that negligence by the first- section crew did not implicate the company unless the engine negligence caused the coal and water gauges to fail.
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