Utah Increases Coyote Bounty To Five Dollars Per Scalp
Utah announces a five dollar bounty on coyotes and other nuisance animals to curb rabies. December and January are designated coyote months during which the higher payments apply.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1915
Page
4
Utah announces a five dollar bounty on coyotes and other nuisance animals to curb rabies. December and January are designated coyote months during which the higher payments apply.
Property owners and holdings in Eureka County Nevada face delinquent taxes for 1915 with 10 percent penalty and advertising costs. Listings include numerous possessory interests, patented mines and homesteads with detailed valuations, taxes, penalties, and total amounts due.
Eureka County Nevada treasurer and ex officio tax receiver announces a public tax sale at 12 noon on the third Monday in January 1914 at the courthouse in Eureka for unpaid taxes penalties and costs. Sale to highest bidder for cash with six month redemption and 3 percent per month interest post sale. R McCharles and Edgar Eather announce. December 15 1915.
Wells Fargo Express Company and others in Eureka County face delinquent taxes. total valuation 34478 and penalties noted. County Auditor Edgar Rather warns action by District Attorney if payment is not made within twenty days from publication dated December 14 1915.
Notice of Application No 3716 by Manuel Oxcor Eureka County Nevada for permission to appropriate Hadley Spring water. Plan to pipe one cubic foot per second to land in Sec 19 T23N R55E allowing irrigation stock and domestic use from March to October. Water not to be returned to stream. State Engineer W M Kearney signed. First publication December 14 1915, last January 15 1916.
Therese Moore of Strawberry White Pine County Nevada filed in this office her application to enter land under sections 2306 and 2807 of the Revised Statutes. The described land is the Lot 3 of Section 7 Township 22 North Range 56 East M D B and M containing 97.02 acres in White Pine County Nevada. Any adverse claimant or objector to the mineral character or disposal should file affidavits of protest by December 1 1918.
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1916 Almanac is advertised as the finest of its kind with storm and weather forecasts for 1915 proven accurate. The ad touts the Almanac and Hicks Magazine Word and Works together for one dollar a year, with the Almanac priced at 35 cents prepaid, sent to Word and Works Publishing Co. 3401 Franklin Ave., St. Louis, Missouri.
A notice from Tony Romano of Eureka Nevada dated August 14 1915 warns that parties who recently took a horse from the range and rode it until its back was raw will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if located. He asks whoever took the horse to leave it alone to avoid trouble.
Draying and hauling services offered at reasonable rates. Wood coal and hay available in large or small quantities at reduced prices. Delivery to any part of Eureka. Leave orders at Otto Man's on Main Street Eureka. R A Laird handles the service.
Theresa Moore of Nevada filed in Elko land office an application to enter under sections 2806 and 2307 a conditions for 116.0% acres in White Pine County. The land includes part of NE4 Section 12 and Lot 2 Section 7 Township 22 North Range 56 East M D B M. Objections or protests must be filed by December 25 1915.
A $15 reward is offered for the recovery and delivery of a mule weighing about 1200 pounds branded reversed Land P on the left jaw. The animal was bought from Jobo Etchevary, who acquired it from Thomas Dixon, in Eureka Nevada on October 23, 1915.
Notice given that taxes on the proceeds of the mines of Eureka County for the quarter ending September 30 1915 are now due and payable to meet the assessor's office in Eureka County Nevada. The law regarding the taxes will be strictly enforced. H C McTerney Assessor Eureka County Nevada.
A 1916 notice from the Board of Directors sets terms for selling remaining certificates and shares in Goldville Nevada. It lists certificate numbers and share amounts with specified dues and prices, authorizing sale to cover costs, advertising, and expenses at a January 3 meeting.
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