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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1911
Page
4
A fragment recalls early shipments to London from Australia with hard eggs startling brokers. It features verses urging courage and a tale of a hobo in a cafe who bets pennies on whiskey, a toast for absent members, a jab at British coinage, and five youths diverting traffic with pickaxes to mock authorities.
John Monahan and T. F. Row plead guilty to a large theft in Winnemucca and receive one year in the Nevada penitentiary. Miner Mike Mahon suffers multiple leg injuries after a Reno assault, now hospitalized. Court actions include acquittals for Fred Magilton and Y. S. Bauer on cattle theft.
A baby girl born Monday evening near the Gallagher feed yard shows a left forearm with only one bone and an inch or two below the elbow. The infant belongs to Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Sears and is reported as well formed and healthy aside from the deformity.
Ralph Ricketts, recently dismissed from Carton Duty Nevada, demands a fresh investigation into office irregularities and accuses Postmaster Hofer of mishandling duties. Inspections reportedly led to Ricketts dismissal being challenged, while the Postmaster faces new charges amid public intrigue. Death Valley Scotty to build 25000 mansion in Los Angeles spurs Lovelock papers to rebut tales of grandiose fakes and debts.
The article reports that William McVey and Robert I Burns, paroled from Nevada State Prison at the last session, murdered William E. Sandercock at Garfield Utah on the night of November 31 1911 while attempting to burglarize the Sampson Meat and Grocery Company store. Legal blanks for sale at the Souvenir store.
In Eureka County Nevada the Third Judicial District Court announces letters of administration granted for the estate of Joseph Trevellie deceased. Creditors must file claims with proper affidavits within forty days after the notice date, addressed to the Clerk of the Court. The administrator is T. McPartin named as administrator.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Peter Roa detemment ed in Eureka County Third Judicial District Court Nevada. Elaine inventor of the estate of Price Revel deceased is executor. T J McPanury attorney for executor. First publication November 14 1911.
Notice declares taxes on the proceeds of the wives of Eureka County for the quarter ending September 90 1911 due. Taxes must be paid to the county office with the law strictly enforced. Signed C McTarney Treasurer Eureka County Nevada.
In Tokyo on November 94 a pivotal Japanese statesman and former foreign affairs official died after a long career marked by intense public service. The bereaved mourners include colleagues and officials who recall his decisive role in shaping postwar diplomacy.
The article praises Marquis Komura as one of Japan’s brightest figures and outlines a career that spans Tokio, Harvard, and high posts in China Corea the United States Russia and Britain He served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and was a senior plenipotentiary at the Porte conference where he helped negotiate the treaty ending the Japanese war Later he became Chinese ambassador to Great Britain before resigning in 1908 to return to Foreign Affairs duties
A Monday agreement in Sacramento between California’s State Commissioner of Horticulture and University of Nevada President J B Stubbe halts embargo actions on Nevada potato shipments. University experts will certify potatoes are eelworm free before any interstate movement resumes, averting a broader embargo.
The Pacific Monthly from Portland Oregon announces a series of aptoniid topics on fruit growing stock farming and fodder crops with upcoming articles on cherry growing apple success and walnut and live stock topics. It highlights clean stories and independent daily questions while offering a six month trial at reduced price of fifty cents per month for readers.
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