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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
4
Advice urges husbands and wives to take brief separations for the sake of a stronger union. Short time apart reduces tension, promotes appreciation, and prevents constant proximity from harming marital relations. When politeness or quick tempers appear, a visit to friends or relatives can restore harmony.
Nevada notes report a Carson City house slated for hospital overhaul with modern equipment. Elko undertaker J L Keyser buys an auto hearse. Reno sees auto thefts linked to Fords and police urge locking. Mining writer Fred L Miner tours Ely for White Pine County publicity. Nevada cadets to join Curtiss aviation school under Aero Club funds. Animal disease agent Lockett to vaccinate Fallen cattle at $1.50 per 10 head amid anthrax eradication efforts. Senate authorizes Nevada lands within military reservations for homestead and desert land laws.
The U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey reveals a new electric signal light said to be 160 times stronger than acetylene lighting. It can cut through fog and darkness to a distance exceeding 100 miles, signaling a major advance in maritime safety.
The new law requires a statewide primary on the second Tuesday in August to choose delegates for state and county conventions. It sets party delegate quotas, filing rules for candidates, ballot preparation, and appointment of election officials. Independent candidates may petition to appear on ballots with ten percent of voters' signatures.
Davis died of heart failure at his Mount Kisco New York home on April 12 after a telephoned telegram. He was found by his wife and her daughter Hope after failing to answer the telephone. Davis was a renowned writer and newspaper correspondent with a worldwide reputation.
Good times are shown by only 1690 business failures and liabilities totaling 16.89 million dollars in four months. Figures are well below the average. New York City has a water front age of 771 miles.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Elko Nevada gives notice that Albert O Thatcher now Ellen of Pole Creek Palisade Nevada filed intent to make Final Three Year Proof to claim land described in North east quarter Section 18 Township 28 North Range 51 East Mt Diablo Base and Meridian before the U S Land Office at Elko on May 23 1916. Witnesses named: Thomas F Plummer Famer A Gilbert Bort H Braffey Fred Simmeck Jons K E Rosniss. First publication April 15 1916 Last publication May 13 1916.
Jorgen P J s ab wen of Birch Nevada files notice of intention to make final proof to establish his desert land claim for lots 2 and 3 and the SE NW4 of section 4 Township 24 North Range 54 East San Diablo Meridian. The hearing will occur before the Eureka County clerk in Eureka Nevada on May 19 1916. Witnesses named are Andrew D Orofut George E Cox Nels Toft and Clements Maginni all of Birch Nevada. First publication April 15 1916. Last publication May 13 1916.
Public notice from Eureka Land and Stock Command president Isadore Sara at Fish Creek Nevada dated February 6 1916. The ranch faces hay shortages due to winter feeding for sheep bands and replies that travelers must bring their own hay as meals and lodging are offered but hay will not be furnished.
Notice that taxes on the proceeds of mines in Eureka County for the quarter ending December 31 1915 are due and payable at the assessor office in Eureka. The law will be strictly enforced. H C McTierney Assessor of Eureka County Nevada.
Theresa Moor of Strawberry White Pine County Nevada filed in the Elko land office an application to center under section 2806 R S for the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 2 the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 11 township 22 north range 65 east and lot 2 of section 7 township 22 north range 56 east M D B M containing 116.98 acres any adverse claimants or objections due to mineral character must file affidavits of protest by May 2 1910. first publication March 18 1916 last publication April 20 1916.
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