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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State is published daily except Sundays from the Corner Bridge and Fourth streets office. Subscriptions run one year by mail, six months, and three months. weekly carrier delivery available in Winnemucca. Address business inquiries to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemoc ca Station January 31 1900 shows 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. with mean barometer 50.0 inches maximum temperature 29 degrees minimum 23 above zero mean 26 and normal 32. Wind prevailing from northeast and no precipitation. Observer J C Hayden notes.
Fair conditions forecast for tonight and Saturday with continued cold. Numerous brief items note public figures and events from early 1901 including Carrie Nation visiting Governor Stanley, state and national politics, marital divorce cases, census reporting quirks, and irrigation legislative efforts. Public notices reference Navy funds and satirical commentary. no single dominant local event.
Judge Beach orders Count Boni and Countess Anna de Castellane to live on 200000 yearly while reserving 700000 annually from the trust to pay debts. The ruling argues it is public policy to prevent wealth from funding living only, avoiding responsibility, a view seen as commonsense law.
The Senate approved a conference report on the army bill and sent it to the President. A minority warned they would filibuster the ship subsidy bill, signaling a possible extra session of Congress. John Molamphy of Carnegie Steel received 150000 shares, prompting wide speculation. Lord Kitchener reports De Wet again escaped after five hours of fighting with General Knox, with De Wet’s forces retreating and leaving gaps as burgher raiders damaged mines.
The notice advertises special prices on dried fruits including Seeded Raisins Fancy Moorpark Apricots Evaporated Apples White Nectarines Silver Prunes and various raisins on the stem and loose walnuts. It promises fresh fruit free from worms and a money back guarantee with country orders given special attention and liberal discounts for sack lots and large quantities.
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada Frances A Coleman administratrix of the David F Coleman estate gives notice that all persons having claims against the estate must file them within three months from the first publication with proper vouchers and affidavits. Dated January 30, 1900.
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