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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Windle and Bracket daily except Sundays lists subscription rates by mail and carrier. The notice provides pricing for six month and three month terms and indicates Winnemucca as the carrier area with weekly rates.
Weather bureau report from Wilnemucca station for 44 hours ending March 28 1901 shows mean barometer 30.09 inches with maximum temperature 42 and minimum 23 above, mean 32 against normal 45. Precipitation 0.01 inch. Wind: north. March 29 temperature forecast 17 above, fair and warmer tonight and Saturday. Observer J O Hayden. Mcadie. Friday March 29 1901.
The Canadian government plans to buy all telegraph lines for 25 million dollars. The New York World links this to a broader trend toward public ownership of railways and utilities in English speaking nations. It cites Canada Australia New Zealand and Britain, noting civil service protections and strict controls separate from politics. The Reno Gazette and Journal oppose repealing the valued policy law, then shift stance as they claim local insurance firms cannot form, criticizing prior opposition.
A Chicago saloonkeeper whose wife shattered $1,000 worth of plate glass mirrors and fixtures in his saloon was arrested and fined $25 and costs for disorderly conduct. He argues the rule cuts both ways, but the case appears to have done so against him.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals yesterday granted new trials to Caleb Powers and James Howard, each serving life sentences for collusion with the Goebel assassination. The decision opens the path to further appeals and possible retrials.
General MacArthur recommends promoting General Funston to Brigadier General in the regular army acknowledging his gallant service and notable capture of Aguinaldo. Richard Darnall a prominent lawyer was shot and killed by Beasley at Tiptonville Tennessee yesterday amid an insult claim Beasley faces likely lynching. Nebraska Republicans nominate J H Millard and Charles H Dietrich for Senate in a joint session with seventy votes. Both new Senators are bankers and recently active in politics.
Wells Fargo & Company travels to town to gather signatures urging the governor to veto a fish bill passed by the legislature. The measure bars shipping fish from Nevada for a period, while proponents note Nevada lacks a Fish Commissioner and hatcheries and warn species depletion if markets are restricted. Wells Fargo's Nevada California fish trade reportedly exceeds 60000 dollars annually.
The Los Angeles grand jury reports concern about a city constable with forty nine deputies many from the criminal class using their stars to shield themselves from arrest as vagrants.
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