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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
3
The United States Bureau of Mines issues instructions for resuscitation in drowning emergencies. The guide covers positioning, artificial respiration, how to clear the airway, and steps to keep the victim warm and monitored until breathing returns, with references to gas and electric shock treatments.
Advices to coal dealers in Nevada indicate the soft coal strike is ended for western communities. The strike, ongoing since April, ended when an agreement between United Mine Workers and operators controlling 60,000,000 tons annual output was signed. The rest of the operators are expected to join soon, though some mines may still strike.
A glass ball extinguisher the size of an egg, filled with flame-killing liquid, is now marketed. Experiments show these fire-outs quickly snuff out fires at low cost. The three balls set costs 30 cents and ships in a wall-hanging carton. A two-ton truck loaded with gasoline and oil owned by Frank Dolan of Cherry Creek burned on the Bly road last week.
Hughes and Hatterly of Luning report a rich gold strike in Nye County near the Illinois mine. A four to six inch streak yields almost half gold, with ore valued at $20,000 extracted so far. The sale price is $150,000 with $10,000 due on the 23rd and deferred payments within a year. Superindent Getchell and Joshua Hendy Iron Co. representatives are involved, while claims show a ledge wide and potential permanency.
In Tonopah Nevada the coroner's inquest found George Thow, recently promoted to shifter, died instantly when he crowding a motor against a timber caused a runaway mine motor to derail nearby dump cars. Three men escaped injury by leaping aside as the motor sped along the drift. A copper process claims to weld iron and steel parts by copper penetrating fine pores to form a firm bond.
A bank advertises careful attention to all accounts and promises four percent annual interest on savings deposits. Offers include safety deposit boxes from $3 per year with ключ ownership, drafts to world cities, fire and life insurance, travelers checks, and steamship tickets via Cunard Line.
Almont Pastorino announces purchase of the draying and general jobbing business of Marco Venturino. He is prepared to do all hauling by team and trucks at reasonable rates, inviting local clients to engage his services.
A safety razor case and outfit were brought to the Sentinel office and are held for the owner. Recovery requires proper identification and payment for this notice.
Mrs Lena Tognoni offers first class milk for sale at her home on South Main Street and will deliver to Eureka patrons who want it left at their homes.
Board of Equalization to meet in Eureka County Nevada at the County Clerk's Court House in Eurake for the 1922 tax list and property maps. Session begins July 24, 1922 and continues as needed, not meeting after August 1922. Published notices run July 15 to August 26, 1922.
In the Third Judicial District Court Eureka County Nevada the estate of Maria Minoletti deceased is administered with Annie A Bogantini and J J Minoletti appointed executors. Creditors must file claims with vouchers attached to the clerk within three months from the first publication August 19 1922 to September 9 1922, or be forever barred. Reynolds and Eather represent the executors.
Georgia Hinckley of San Francisco applies to the Nevada State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters from a well in section 16 township 32 north range 49 east B M for irrigation and domestic use from March 1 to September 30 yearly. Water not to be returned to stream. First published Aug 5 1922 last Sept 2 1922.
Complaint to Eureka County Board of Commissioners cites livestock driven on public roads causing damage by rolling rocks and more. Owners driving livestock across roads must repair at their expense or face suit for repair costs under Sections 3022 to 3028 of Vol. 1 amended 1913. R. J. Reid, Chairman, Eureka County Commissioners, June 5, 1922.
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