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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1918
Page
4
The Winnemucca council approved purchasing a combination chemical and hose truck after a petition signed by nearly all property owners. The move aims to bolster fire protection in the town. Local authorities expect improved response capacity with the new equipment.
Winnemucca correspondent reports Buffalo valley trapper W. W. Scott shipped furs to St. Louis and netted about 3050 dollars from 400 coyotes and fifty cats in two months despite other animals. Average values cited include seven dollars per coyote and four fifty per wildcat, with cat ears yielding a two dollar bounty. Prospects of higher fur prices boost plans to buy cattle and register a cattle brand.
A reader asks about saving for a war savings stamp in small amounts. Buy a 26 cent thrift stamp and request a thrift card to hold stamps. it holds sixteen stamps totaling $4. No charge for the card. When filled, surrender it at an authorized agency and pay the difference to obtain a war savings stamp, then attach it to a certificate.
All Brother Knights in good standing are invited to attend. Meetings run at 7 o'clock from October 1 to March 31 and at 7 80 o'clock from April 1 to September 30. J B Vanrunino, D C Attest, D E Nosrsosa K of K 8
Eureka County treasurer announces a public auction of an undivided one tenth interest in four patented lode mining claims Wide West General Lee Alabama and Charleston Union in the Eureka Mining District. Sale is February 16 1918 at 1 pm at the courthouse door in Eureka Nevada to the highest cash bidder.
Public notice from Eureka County Deputy Fish and Game Warden Martin Mahoney warns all residents not to kill game or fish out of season in Eureka County. The 1917 law empowers enforcement and prosecutions for violations, with officials promising strict adherence to the act. May 12, 1917, Eureka, Nevada.
Ed Delaney of Eureka Nevada announces the purchase of all rights and title to two horses formerly owned by Fred Allen. The horses are branded 5 Heart on the left shoulder and 101 on the left hip. Date December 10 1917.
Notice of taxes on the proceeds of Eureka County mines for the quarter ending December 31, 1917, now due and payable. Tax collection will be strictly enforced by W. J. Hooper, Assessor, Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice of Application for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. Applicant Tda Bauwane of Tonkin seeks to divert from Pat Canyon Creek and an unnamed creek for irrigation. Dam and ditches to convey one cubic foot per second, April to October, water returned to the stream. State Engineer J G Scrugham signs. Publication dates January 5, 1918 and February 2, 1918.
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