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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State is published daily except Sundays from the corner of Bridge and Fourth streets in Winnemucca Nevada. Subscription rates are one year six months and three months by mail, with local carrier delivery available. Address communications to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
The Weather Bureau at Winsemocca Station reports 24 hour conditions with a mean temperature of 74 degrees and a maximum of 94, no precipitation, and a 55 degree low for July 22. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Tuesday. The political brief argues Republicans claim crops glory but avoid responsibility for high corn losses. It notes ongoing labor strife, mentions Gen Chaffee jokes about uniforms, Virginia politics, and bipartisan views on silver with Representative Hooker defending Bryan.
State notes report Tahoe tourism smaller than former years. Washoe County Commissioners approve paying Reno streets. Prof F C McDiarmid to teach Genoa school term. Mason Valley hay shovelers two thirds Piutes. W W Carpenter’s 8 months old son dies in Lovelock from poisoned condensed milk. Lovelock Masonic lodge to be perpetuated on the 26th instant with prominent Masons expected.
Judge Hawley to decide in the Utah Nevada and California Railroad Company versus the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Company case in Carson. The Eureka and Palisade railroad sale recently held may revive the line under a reorganized owner with possible extension. A near-murder in Carson saw a pistol misfire when a young woman fired at a man in a saloon, who escaped toward Genoa.
The Oregon Short Line plans to break a track laying record by laying more than ten miles of steel daily along the Salt Lake and Los Angeles route. The effort compares to Central Pacific work on the western transcontinental line in 1869. Track reaches twelve miles from Clover Valley Junction and twenty eight miles from the Utah line, with Clover Valley to Pioche planned next.
The piece warns that increasing trust formations could dominate much of the country, but asserts health cannot be controlled. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a lifelong remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel issues, claiming it cures dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, flatulency, and nervousness and prevents malaria and fever.
Notice is given that H. J. Lorentzen, administrator of the estate of F. D. Sweetser, seeks a sale order for real and personal property to cover expenses, debts, and funeral costs. Hearing set July 24, 1901, at 10:00 AM in Winne mucca Courtroom. All interested must appear to show cause.
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