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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1916
Page
4
The text details methods for poisoning coyotes including capsule preparation with Alka loid, using baited suet, delaying carcass poisoning, and scent masking. It advises placing baits 20 to 30 feet from a carcass, preparing baits up to 48 hours prior, and using a meat drag to lure coyotes along trails then dropping poison baits.
Testimony before the naval committee in Washington cites 18000 to 25000 dollars to educate each midshipman at Annapolis. Carranza forces capture and execute several bandits who killed Americans in Mexico. Villa denies involvement and French papers urge U.S. aid to France, citing shared history. New American dreadnaughts Pennsylvania and Arizona will carry ten 16 inch guns each, cost about 18000000 dollars per ship. Immigration literacy bill reappears in Congress. vetoed twice by Taft and Wilson. Louis D. Brandeis named to Supreme Court, born 1856 in Louisville. Rochester mill reports under 2 dollars per ton milling cost, December 1 1915 starting point at 2.98 per ton.
Senator Pittman asks Nevadans to back Senate bills 898 and 2519 aimed at land reform and arid land reclamation. He notes potential opposition from eastern lawmakers and requests citizens to write their representatives. Bills passed the Senate and now face House challenges.
J. M. Howe, former Elko County court reporter, accepts the role of official stenographer to the Railroad Commission. He fills the vacancy created by Frank Healey who resigns soon to become private secretary to Senator Newlands.
An old home remedy suggests mixing Bay Rum, Barbo Compound powder, glycerine, and water to create a tonic applied to hair twice weekly. The formula claims gradual darkening of gray hair, dandruff removal, and hair softening without stickiness or greasiness, and can be prepared cheaply at home or by a druggist.
Sporting circles report a Golconda sheepman laid down about 7500 dollars in a quiet game at a local Italian hotel. While the main game ran, jitney matches were canceled due to lack of players and crowds who favored the big contest.
The Brown Hotel Eureka a brick and stone structure built in 1878 with 26 large bedrooms two dining rooms sample room store room kitchen two cellars bar auto yard and stable is offered for sale. For further particulars contact Daniel Morrison Proprietor Eureka Nevada.
Notice that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in Tol Yar National Forest for 1916 must be filed at the supervisor's office in Austin Nevada by March 1 1916. Full information on grazing fees and blank forms available on request from Vernon Metcalf Supervisor.
Notice for the quarter ending December 31 1915 taxes on mine proceeds in Eureka County Nevada are due and payable. The collector H C McTierney, Assessor of Karaka County, will strictly enforce the law.
CENERAL DRAYING offers draying and hauling with reasonable rates. Wood coal and hay available in any quantity at reduced prices. Delivery to any part of Eureka. Leave orders at Otto Mau's on Main Street in Eureka.
Notary public and fire insurance agent for Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. Prompt attention promised for typing and copying services. Location at the Post Office in Eureka Nevada.
We, owners of the Bird mine on Adama Hill Eureka County Nevada, notify C F Wittenburg to remove workers location notices and posts from the Bird mine. We declare lawful title and ownership. J H Pov W J Hanns B J Hamas.
A damaged notice mentions Lynn Big Six Mining Company in Goldville Nevada with references to tax or due payments and a state office. The legibility is poor and the readable phrases indicate formal government dealings regarding mining interests and financial obligations.
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