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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1899
Page
2
Weather Bureau report from February 22 184 for 24 hours ending 8 PM meridian time. Mean barometer 70 inches maximum temperature 90 degrees minimum 29 below zero mean 40 degrees. Normal 44 degrees prevailing wind W precipitation 0.00 for 4 hours. Observer Aukerman.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports from the Engineering and Mining Journal that vast silver was absorbed last year. India, the Straits of Malacca, China and Japan took 49,350,000 ounces from London, 12,999,000 from America, and 7,000,000 from Australia, with total world output at 190,000,000 ounces. The United States and Mexico supplied 110,000,000 ounces. Prices ranged from a high of 60.68 to a low of 64.9 cents, averaging 56.26 cents. By‑product silver in Utah and other “Silver States” led to mine closures, while India and China’s mint and credit access could absorb much more.
The Tribune and Reno Journal editorialize that party contracts are binding and a breach by one candidate nullifies a member’s stance. Stewart’s covert opposition to Mr Newlands is cited as a violation that enables counter moves in the legislature. The editors urge consistency for all lawmakers.
The legislature will adjourn sine die on Monday March 6 marking the end of the fifty day session allowed by law as the pay period expires that day.
A brief note suggests that timely trib use prevents chronic weakness after a sprain and avoids future regrets. The fragment hints at early treatment reducing long term disability and lingering effects.
Senator Williams proposes that all unowned waters belong to the state with existing rights intact. The measure bars private capture of natural lakes or streams, permits only beneficial use, and ties diversions to economy and necessity. A water commission board would govern appropriations, with county officials as ex officio members. A second note recalls a destructive Atlantic storm and various ads and drugstore promotions.
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