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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
4
The piece argues the new banking system will not guarantee easy credit. It cites a Western farmer refused a $2000 loan despite good credit, noting misused credit and scarce money during land booms. It warns that credit expansion invites disaster and that only prudent lending to solvent borrowers should occur.
An editorial argues Mexicans should self govern without U S intervention. It contends a benevolent dictatorship would not outsell native rule and envisions future strong leadership like Diaz. It suggests land reforms and Mexican salvation may unfold better without foreign interference.
Jack Bardanus, tenant on Locke ranch, hauls cven to the valley flats where potash prospecting has been ongoing for years by Railroad Valley Company. A new corporation with 30000 capital to lease Railroad Valley holdings will push potash search and develop gaylussite deposits, led by top shareholders and proposed by President Victor Burnett. Railroad Valley Land and Water Company plans to resume development in the valley’s north end where artesian wells have been drilled.
A British engineering journal reports a new motor fuel base of 80 percent kerosene with emulsifying chemicals. Distillation yields cheaper gasoline with more power and near zero carbon deposits, no odor, and easy starting. A plant is being built to produce 20,000,000 gallons annually.
The Sacramento Bee reports allied liquor interests including wholesale dealers distilleries breweries hop men barley growers vineyardists and saloonmen have raised more than $1,000,000 to lobby voters against the constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition on the 1914 ballot.
Og Baalman hereby notices W W Brown and C C Cofer that $100 expended on the Matchless mining claim near Davis Canyon and $200 expended on the Reliable Jade claim at Dibble Canyon have been made to hold under the 2324 provisions of the U S mining laws. If their portions are not paid within 90 days after first publication, the claims revert to the claimant. Birch Eureka County Nevada January 9, 1914. Date of first publication January 17, 1914.
Notice of application for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. Applicant A Florio of Eureka seeks to divert Hog Back Spring via a reservoir dam at Sec 26, T21N R34E MDB&M for stock use. Water not returned to stream. State Engineer W M Kearney issues dates Jan 17 1914 to Feb 21 1904.
Notice is given by the Interior Department Land Office at Elko Nevada that Mary Mino lett assignee of Guiditta Mattei of Eureka has filed intent to make final proof to establish claim to desert land Lot B and Section 4 Township 20N Range 08E Mount Diablo Meridian before Eureka County Clerk Eureka Nevada on February 18 1914 Names appearing include William D Robinson Giuseppe Tognant Menry G Wedekind T Handley Joan E Rosine and others. First published January 10 1914. Last published February 14 1914.
The District Court summons John Donahue to appear within ten days after service if in county or twenty days if out of county but within the district and within forty days in other cases to defend a suit for dissolution of the marriage between him and plaintiff Margaret E Donahue. Dated November 20. County Clerk R. McCwaknex.
Flora Dewn Magen of Beowawe Nevada filed in Eureka County a claim to enter the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 20 township 26 north range 4 south east meridian. Adverse parties or objectors must file affidavits of protest by December 20, 1913 with Tavis J. Conn, Register. First published November 8 1913.
J Johnson gives notice of labor expended on Long Shot and North Star mining claims in Eureka district Nevada to hold claims under the Revised Statutes. If co owner Todohn J Greenwood fails to contribute one half of $100 within days after publication, half interest will vest in Johnson. First published Sept 27 1913. last Jan 3 1914.
R A Broy announces notary public and insurance services with typing help. Legal blanks for sale at the Sentinel office in Koreka Nevada.
Application No 237 announces Jeanph Carroll of Palisade Nevada seeks to appropriate public waters from Red Spring Creek and tributaries for irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned to stream. First published November 29 1913. last publication December 27 1913.
Notice is given that on November 6, 113, Thomas Gritfin of Carlin Nevada filed to appropriate public waters from Mary's Creek in Sec 5 T2N R1E M D B and ML. The plan uses dam and 3 cubic feet per second to supply lands in Sec 5 and Sec 4 including Lots 10 11 and NW SE 14 for irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned to stream.
Notice to pay taxes on the preseeds of the mines of Eureka County for the quarter ending December 31 1918. Taxes are due and payable at the assessor's office in Eureka and the law will be strictly enforced. J H McTierney Assessor of Eureka County Nevada.
Notice of application for a United States patent tied to Survey No. 4130 describes land tracts in Carson City Nevada with detailed public survey lines, boundaries, and bearings. It lists owners, involved offices, and the official plat showing measurements, courses, and starting points for multiple lodes and claim groups.
Davin Morais announces labor expenditure of 200 dollars for the Gordon No 1 and Gordon No 2 claims near Prospect Mountain Eureka District Eureka County Nevada for 1914. Owners have 90 days from notice publication to contribute their share or risk transfer of their interest to Morais under Section 2324. notices run January 10 to April 18, 1914.
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