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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
2
The Carson trial in federal court centered on liquor sales to an Indian. United States Marshal A B Gray testified as key witness that two Indians were served liquor, while the Indians denied it. The Carson jury reportedly believed the Indians.
A German soldier in the trenches discovered a microbe that converts sugar to fat, yielding a highly nutritious substance easily assimilated. The organism complements another agent that turns sugar into albumen, enabling beets to be transformed into large quantities of new foods to bolster dwindling cereal and vegetable stores. Berlin's Institute for Fermentation has a small experimental factory and plans for large scale production.
President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt will wed on Saturday December 18 at Mrs Galt’s Washington home. Formal White House announcement lists only Mrs Galt’s mother and siblings, the President’s sister and brother, his daughters, and the immediate household as guests. no invitations will be issued.
George Wingfield hires New Manager for Wingfield George Berry, longtime manager of A. B. Spreckles stock farm in Napa, to run the Wingfield stables in Reno. Berry replaces M. Gilliams, dismissed after three years in charge amid debate over the poor state of the Cambridge stake winner Honeywood on arrival. A valued stallion owned by S. Johnson of Redhouse, said to be rabid after a leg injury, was shot by its owner to prevent harm. W. W. Booth of the Tonopah Bopanza faced preliminary libel charges in Tonopah, with Justice Dunseath binding him over to the District Court in $3000 bond.
Walter Dobbs of Battle Mountain reports five cattle killed last week by rabid coyotes. He killed one coyote but the others were already bitten and may have spread infection to additional animals not yet showing signs.
New today a mining company named Lynn Big Six Mining Company is reported in Goldville Nevada with notes indicating new data entries. Details are sparse but suggest fresh listing or filing activity related to the firm.
The county board approved a set of payments to individuals listed by name, authorizing specified sums to be disbursed to each person as recorded in the session minutes.
The semi annual teachers examination will be held in Eureka beginning Monday December 27 at 9 a.m. in the Assembly room of the High School. The four day tests require all Eureka County teachers on temporary certificates to appear, along with other candidates for certificates. James V. Comerford Deputy Supt.
The dairy business of John Williams in Eureka Nevada including cows barns corrals and household effects is offered for sale at a bargain. For further particulars apply to John L Williams Eureka Nevada December 11 1915.
Edward Skillman Jr announces he acts as agent for Curtis Publishing Company for Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post and The Country Gentleman. He offers commissions on all subscriptions sent through him and requests new subscriptions and renewals be placed via his Eureka Nevada address dated December 10 1915.
GEORGE H. CARTER offers a 315 dollar reward for the return or information leading to two bay horses at Vanini Creek Ranch. Describes two bay horses branded lazy J connected to A on their hip, weight about 950 pounds. Notice dated December 4, 1915.
The silver service for the battleship Nevada has been completed and will be displayed in Carson before touring Nevada towns. The Legislature appropriated 5000 dollars for manufacture, but the bill to Goram Silver Company will exceed by 3000, prompting a 3000 dollar appropriation at the next session. Wells Fargo will transport the service free of charge as it tours the state.
In the United States Court at Carson W L McGregor was acquitted of selling liquor to Indians. He runs a road house at Blackburn Station Burka County with USA Marshal Gray as principal witness for the prosecution. Defense witnesses testified Indians were not served liquor. The court released witnesses and noted jurors mood hindered convictions. Joe Rochon owner of Park hotel in this city also acquitted.
The British government plans to issue bonds titled Baby Bonds to appeal to savers with modest means. Each bond carries par value of one pound and pays interest at a reduced rate, aiming to broaden public investment among lower income households.
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