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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1918
Page
4
In the American sector near Toul heavy fighting continued as German forces attacked American lines with 800 men. Allied counter fire repelled the raid, leaving about 200 attackers killed or forced back. In the Apremont forest a larger clash saw Germans gain a foothold briefly but were driven out, with Americans taking twenty two prisoners.
Washington April 11 Senator Henderson introduced a bill to appoint a commission to modify mining laws and recommend revisions and additions. He also introduced another bill to repeal the extra lateral rights law in mining locations. The apex rule allows following a vein beyond claim end lines, causing vast litigation for decades. The move, backed by Pacific Coast investors, aims to repeal the rule despite past congressional opposition.
An illustrated furniture catalog offer from Zumbro Furniture Co at 790 792 Mission Street San Francisco California promotes a leather rockers and six patterns priced at 16 dollars with a free catalog.
Ranchers seeking Peerless seed potatoes can obtain large white mealy potatoes that are highly productive. Hand sorted seed stock available by writing for quantity prices to W. H. Ebert in Palisade Nevada.
Notice to prospector claimants in townships near Diablo Basin in Nevada publicizes intended entries. Emil Baumann of Tonkin, Nevada and Karoline Wald of Bernard are named as claimants with last publication in April 1918.
Emil Baumann of Tonkin and others filed notice to establish a land claim in Nevada. The filing lists the parcel in NE and SE parts of Section 14, Township North Range 48 East, Mt. Diablo Meridian. Witnesses include Fritstate Tonkin, Karoline Wall, Bernard Damele, and Joux E. Ronstxs. First publication April 13, 1918.
Eureka County warns all persons against killing game or fishing out of season without a license under the new Fish and Game law. Deputy Warden Martin Mahoney will enforce the act and prosecute violations impartially in Eureka County Nevada on May 12, 1917.
Albert Edward Kimball of Elko Nevada has filed to enter land described as the west 4 of lot 11 section 2 township 51 east M D B and M under section 2306 RS. Persons claiming adverse interests or desiring to object to the mineral character or disposal must file protest by April 30 1918. First publication April 6 1918.
Notice of taxes on the proceeds of wines for Eureka County Nevada for the quarter ending March 31 1918 due and payable to meet the assessor's office in Eureka County with strict enforcement of the law. W J Hooper county assessor Eureka Nevada.
Complaints allege nuisances in Eureka Nevada notably along the ditch at Spring and Buel Streets. Dumping garbage or rubbish into or near the ditch is declared a public nuisance punishable as a misdemeanor. Offenders may face prosecution and costs for abatement with date January 1918.
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