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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
2
Advertisement notice lists office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets with subscription rates by mail for one six three months and by carrier in Winnemucca Nevada. Calls for business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report from WinNew Coca Station for 24 hours ending 5:09 PM shows mean barometer 29.82, max 62, min 42, mean 47, normal 40, with a prevailing west wind and no precipitation. March 8 forecast calls for fair skies, colder tonight. observers J C Hayden and McAdis note conditions for Friday March 8 1901.
William H. Allen of the University of Pennsylvania argues in the January Annals that McKinley’s victory was not a truly national landslide. He notes the national popular margin was small and regional shifts complicate the claim, urging readers to pause before labeling the result a landslide.
A concurrent resolution urges Senators and Congressman to back a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U S Senators. The measure is seen as symbolic, likening its impact to prior party resolutions on resigning.
A Carson minister plans religious services for Indians only next Sunday with refreshments after the meeting. It is expected the city and surrounding country will attend as part of the Indian population seeking refreshments, a noted trait of the race.
The Assembly passed a bill making selling or giving liquor to Indians a felony and urging drastic measures to enforce it. It argues current state penalties are too weak and easily evaded, requiring stronger deterrence to break up whisky selling to Indians in the state.
State notes report the railroad company will install two new sidings between Wadsworth and Reno. Hon Theodore Winters near Washoe is said to be growing worse at his home. D W Hays and Ida May Holmes, former university students, wed in Virginia. Ormsby County Commissioners install a rock crusher at the state prison to supply county roads. Washoe valley youth build a public hall costing 1200 funding via dances. Carson City plans an electrical plant on the Carson river above Gardnerville to supply lights.
January gold production in India reached 42829 ounces and 1900 output totaled 446323 ounces. Tonopah is described as growing steadily with ore richness sustaining hope of a permanent camp. Also includes guidance on mine leases and liability posting and bond recording practices.
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