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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1916
Page
2
The community reflects on Christmas as a time of gladness and goodwill. The message notes peaceful times, mining prosperity, and local booster spirit, urging mutual aid and civic progress for patrons and citizens.
Notices and deeds filed in December 1916 record Charles H Hale and Mary L Hale selling 1760 acres in Pine Valley to George W Goodfellow for 10 dollars with water rights and cattle included. Additional transfers include M P Murphy to Ben Repetto on Hercules mines for 3000 dollars and multiple location and labor proofs across Eureka and Richmond mining districts on several named mines.
Thursday metal quotations list silver at 0.76 per ounce in New York copper at 31.25 and land at 87.70 in New York. Legal blanks and mining locations are available at this office.
A response in the Sun to Virginia O Hara asks whether Santa Claus exists. It asserts belief with forceful, timeless rhetoric that faith, love, and wonder endure beyond perception. The piece emphasizes that the most real things are unseen and that Santa Claus lives forever in childhood joy.
The Eureka Garage and Supply Company distributes handsome 1917 calendars featuring a color image titled Whose Meat from Charles M Russell. The description portrays mountain sheep hunting in the Rocky Mountains with a hunter and his horses approaching a kill above the timber line amid snow and rocks.
Elementary and high school pupils presented a Christmas program with songs, recitations, dialogues, and an instrumental solo, delighting a large audience. Several students are listed for upcoming teacher exams, and the district plans to reopen January 3 after holidays.
Miss Mario Wren and Thomas Wren of Reno win a one third interest each in a Eureka County zinc mine valued around 100,000 after the Nevada Supreme Court rules patented mines are taxable and minors are protected from certain time limits. The tax deed to Thomas Dixon is void due to lack of proper assessment.
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