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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
2
The Kiku Independent reports Wells residents forced two railway police to leave town after they harassed men to buy tickets. Police allegedly chased idle men and even fired at youths, prompting a local committee to eject the officers from the community.
Governor Boyle has applied for a Reno building permit signaling a move from politics. The filing follows reports he has had enough honors in political life as he shifts to private residence plans in Reno.
The Southern Pacific dismissed nearly forty men at Roseville California after an investigation into violations of Rule G which bans intoxicants gambling and related conduct. Officials say the firings aim to uphold employee morals, denying any citywide cleanup and noting responsibility lies with local authorities. Also, 17 000 draft evader names were published in the Congressional Record between June 5 and July 4, listing 86 pages.
In Goldfield Nevada four months saw miners grow from under 80 to over 300 as leases on the Florence and Silver Pick brand new ore bodies. Donald and Giles advanced to the 258 foot level, uncovering high grade veins with assays over 142% gold and over 2,500 per ton in spots. 31 sacks shipped by express indicate a major vein now connected to an old drift, signaling a potential revival of the camp.
A column laments modern troubles arguing about Geraldine Farrar and Tellegen amid divorce talk. It criticizes trade discrimination, warns against war profiteering and the Shipping Board, and mocks patriots who spend on parades as a boy imagines heaven with endless bands.
Officers report the still supplying liquor to Winnemucca Lovelock Fallon and parts of Southern Oregon was destroyed northwest of Winnemucca. Eight people were arrested, including Behrenes and W Martin. The plant had running water and full conveniences. Four accidents at Fallon left three children injured and several adults hurt. A fourteen year old boy named Glenn Zamwalt broke his leg, Carl Dodge’s son fractured his collar bone, the Fisk child broke her nose, and Ted Smitten fractured his right wrist. A Parmers Mill & Feed Company wheat grinding start is expected within a week. A flour price reduction will be announced at Yerington. Z F Rawson noted a bumper wheat crop in Smith valley and year-round grinding planned.
The material totals about 31 sacks valued at roughly 2900 dollars per ton. Additional carloads of ore priced around 100 dollars per ton have been saved, with more carloads around 50 dollars per ton. Lower grade shipments will start once Tonopah mills are ready to receive them.
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