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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1894
Page
2
Silver State Publishing Company ad block lists subscription terms and advertising rates. It notes one copy per year by mail and six months by mail, carrier delivery prices, and per square charges for initial and subsequent insertions. It names J. B. Cast and W. C. Prrr as authorized collectors for subscriptions and the paper.
Weather report from Winnemucca station covers the 24 hours ending 8 PM with a mean temperature of 44 degrees. The maximum was 47 and the minimum 41 with a barometer at 25.42 inches. Wind from the southwest at 38 miles per hour and precipitation of 0.04 inches. Minimum temperature listed as 27 degrees.
The Denver News notes Colorado relevance to Nevada as the Transmississippi Congress meets in San Francisco next month. It underscores Western goals including silver restoration, vast Rocky Mountain reservoirs, arid-land irrigation by government ditches, a Nicaragua canal, and curbing Eastern power to obstruct Western policy.
The Denver News argues a future congress elected this year may choose the next president. It asserts the People's party will win several Southern and Western states, possibly blocking a people’s election, making the 1894 race part of the 1896 contest.
The House trades blows over Hawaiian resolution as Boutelle stalls vote and Senate opens with protest petitions against Wilson tariff. Ways and Means pins minor amendments to the tariff bill while Hawaii affidavits surface in the foreign affairs inquiry. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rene advertised as a hair preservative and scalp remedy.
Chairman McCreary and Representative Holman conferred on a proposed resolution to address the Hawaiian problem. They expect a solution ready for the House before January 28, with Holman noting he will not press a Hawaiian resolution and Liliuokalani’s restoration is decisively abandoned.
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