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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
4
The newspaper page shows vintage publication details with a note of post office registration as second class matter and a date of Saturday April 10 1915, indicating early 20th century era printing and public notices. The text emphasizes archival context and the paper’s historical identity rather than news events.
Reno Gazette notes a carload ore shipment to Hazen shows cyanide treatment can yield profit at low grades. Lee Case says such rock could fund Nevada’s future, with Pioneer mine cutting costs under $3 a ton via gravity. Metallurgical studies and cheaper extraction methods show mining in Nevada awakening to new possibilities.
The USDA weekly letter says to limit culture distribution to two bottles per bed planter, each bottle inoculating one bushel. Early requests get preference. send on application cards and seek guidance if inexperienced. Plant uninoculated seed alongside inoculated seed to aid future observations. In Nevada, women vote, Sparks rejects a $35,000 high school bond by 300 to 90, first female voter Mrs. Wm. Stone. Churchill County horses bring about $15,000 in three months, buyers paying local sellers.
Austin reporter details Doc McGregor of Blackburn Eureka County arriving Monday after a Sunday blizzard. He awoke on a snow summit, found warmth, camped for the night, then motored into town with cheer. McGregor is noted as a hustler with a pending suit against rancher J P Raine. Death of Mrs Martha A Russell en route from the coast to Elko. heart failure on a train near Truckee aged 77, a Nevada pioneer and well known eastern state native.
Sheriff Sam Gay of Clark County publicly spoke in court and vowed not to drink alcohol for the rest of his term, prompting the district attorney to drop charges. A new railroad inspection car tire features a flanged steel insert over pneumatic tires, enabling a standard car to run on rails. one seven passenger touring car is already in use on a leading U.S. railroad.
After a lengthy trial in Las Vegas District Court, Mrs. Rose O Connor is acquitted of murder in the Searchlight district case. The verdict sparks demonstrations of relief among her supporters as Judge E C Mack departs to Hawthorne for a separate suit involving Chris Jochmnsen, lodge treasurer, over 1484.12 dollars.
Ely Record reports Mis Versa, age 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cazier, died at Currant Creek after a two week illness. Officials suspect diphtheria, prompting Health Board precautions. Also noted are glass blackboards used in a Portland school, with sand blasted surfaces and washable, dust-free writing.
Eight cows perished after drinking cyanide tainted water in a gulch west of Tonopah despite posted warnings. A calf was found nursing its dead mother. A telegraph machine now links AP and New York morning papers for printed dispatches.
Nevada reports hog cholera eradicated in Carson Valley and plans a weekly prohibition newspaper in Reno with J Holman Buck as editor. Also notes a California labeled Lake Tahoe booklet and other regional items including a Stillwater accident, a Los Angeles policing flare, and Oregon Pacific military auto projects.
The county commissioners approved listed sums of money to named individuals, detailing each allowance for services or expenses as authorized by motion and in accordance with local fiscal procedures.
Statement of ownership and management for The Eureka Sentinel weekly Eureka Nevada sworn April 5 1915 by E A Skillman publisher and Sarah Skillman owner with no disclosed bondholders or security holders Notary R A Bray commission expires June 12 1915.
Deputy Williams testifies Barton, captured at the crime scene, asked officers to shoot him against a wall after recapture. A telegram reports Sheriff Slavin that Barron’s sanity was confirmed and he confessed the details in open court before pleading guilty to murder in the first degree.
The Tonopah Bonanza reports that authorities will not prosecute but have warned topacconistas in Tonopah to stop selling cigarettes or related materials to minors. The measure targets boys in public grammar grades, with school officials driving the action behind the warning.
For sale eggs for setting a Goone Guinea duck Plymouth Rock pigeons and Belgian hares. Describes stock as No.1 thoroughbred. Prices available by writing Mrs. K. E. Joma at Johns Station Eureke Conny Nevada near Buckhorn.
Certification states the financial statement is true and correct for the quarter ending March 1, 1015. Signatories include EDGAR EATHER, County Auditor and BR. McCHARLES, County Treasurer.
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