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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
2
Mice corner Bridge and Fourth streets listing subscription rates for one year six months and three months by mail and a weekly carrier price in Winnemucca. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data from Jan 2 1900 reports mean barometer 30.01 inches, max 46, min 21, mean 44, normal 28, wind from W, 0.0 inches precipitation. Jan 3 forecast calls for rain, south winds. Commentary notes discuss New Year, funding, and political maneuvering involving Gage, Van Duzer, Hanna, Quay, Reed, and Alger amid U.S. and Spain issues.
A Baltimore Sun letter from Ed Seebohm near Parkersburg. Dawson held an election around November 1. Alaska voters sent ballots to a newspaper office. Bryan won 2,423 votes to McKinley 934 of 3,357 total. Bryan earns a Mondike gold nugget worth $500 as souvenir.
The article argues Britain Germany France Russia and the United States will spend about 200 million on warships this year. It suggests diverting funds to naval schools and merchant ships, noting jealousy and pride prevent disarmament. Arbitration may rise, ending in a century hopeful for peace.
Bruce of Greenwich Connecticut, a wealthy resident, surprised town officials by asking the board of tax assessors to raise his assessment by 50 percent. He explained he had ignored preparing his taxable property list and left that task to the assessors, who then added the 10 percent legal surcharge. After review, he found he had not borne his fair share of the public burden and pressed for higher taxes. Next!
A Report notes the East pushing tariff and gold standard, threatening to block irrigation benefits. It claims the Western and Southern states rally against federal policy, calling Nevada a long-time stand-in for robber tariff bills and highlighting regional economic contention.
A bargain offered for sale: one hundred twenty unused high grade Merino bucks available. Ideal for breeders seeking quality stock and early pickup. For details and pricing contact the seller.
In Humboldt County Nevada Fifth Judicial District Court the estate of James F. Jones deceased is administered by J A Cochran appointed December 15 1900. Creditors must file claims with vouchers and affidavits with the Clerk within three months from first publication dated December 18 1900.
James F Sloan withdraws from the N L Cattle Company partnership with George B Nixon and Frank M Lee and sells his interest to the surviving partners. Nixon and Lee will continue the business under the N L Cattle Company name and settle all debts of the partnership.
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