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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1916

Page

2

Railroad Pays Liquor License in Nevada County Dining Cars

Southern Pacific will not demur to paying a license for liquor sales on dining cars passing through Nevada County California. The county treasurer received a check for the first quarter along with a petition for the privilege.

Grass Valley Union Southern Pacific Railroad Company Armstrong Nevada County California Southern Pacific Company Southern Pacific

Roosevelt Likely to Accept GOP Nomination Says Lyon

Col C A Lyon a Texas Republican leader says Col Roosevelt would accept the Republican nomination if it comes from Republican states after a long conference with Col Roosevelt and George W Perkins. An official announcement is expected after his return from the West Indies.

Col. Roosevelt Col. C. A. Lyon Texas George W. Perkins West Indies Glad Marshall

Brandeis Confirm Debate Opens Public Hearings

A Senate Judiciary sub committee announced public hearings on the Brandeis Supreme Court nomination. After extensive correspondence from across the country, citizens may present arguments for or against confirmation in what amounts to a public trial over his fitness for the bench.

Brandeis Louis D. Brandeis Boston U. S. Supreme Court Senate Committee On the Judiciary Senate

Senate Passes Independence Bill Shifts to House

Representative Miller of Minnesota warns against Philippine independence, arguing our 1889 treaty with Spain guaranteed property rights and that freeing the islands would make our treaties seem like scraps of paper.

Senate House Miller Minnesota Philippines Spain

Pacer Claim Work Underway at Copper Basin Site

Jasper Vail guides ten men at a Placer operation near Copper Basin. He reports bedrock yields from $60 to $75 in nuggets and dust, with cleanups now made exclusively by the rocker.

Placer Copper Basin Jasper Vail Pacer Bedrock

Prevention of Rabies by Dr. Mullin in Nevada Hygienic Lab

Dr. Mullin explains rabies spreads via saliva from rabid animals and infection via bites or wounds. Preventive measures include rubber gloves when handling wild animals, muzzling and confining dogs, quarantine for new pets, and early treatment after exposure. The Nevada Hygienic Laboratory offers information circulars and responsive inquiries.

R. H. Mullin Nevada

American firm lands order for ten giant tri planes for Britain

An American firm received an order for ten large tri planes destined for Great Britain. Each aircraft will carry eight crew, lift 10.5 tons, and be armed with torpedo tubes and a 3.5 inch rapid fire gun. Projected speed is 75 miles per hour.

America Great Britain Baehr

Cattle Perish in Snow in Clover Valley Elko County

Reports from Elko County describe severe cold and deep snow in Clover Valley where about 50 cattle sheltered near willows. After a storm, rescuers found thirty dead among the buried herd, with the rest likely perish.

Elko Clover Valley Elko County

Nevada students excel at Annapolis Naval Academy

Nevada send five representatives to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and all earned creditable grades. The year saw 220 students fail, but Nevada entries performed successfully.

Nevada Annapolis Naval Academy At

Den ver to study SP land patent claims in Nevada

S. P. After Land Patents Within the next few weeks at Denver will be begun an investigation into the applications made by the Southern Pacific for patents to thousands of acres of land in northern Nevada claimed under the terms of the congressional land grant made at the time the Central Pacific was built.

Denver Southern Pacific Nevada Central Pacific

Metal Market Prices Spark NY Metals Roundup

Thursday quotations show Silver at 5.62 dollars per ounce in New York Copper steady at 2.2850 dollars per pound Lend rate at 6.27 dollars in New York market.

New York

Nevada Rabies Commission Meeting Details Coyotes

The Nevada Rabies Commission met in Reno on February 11 with Governor Boyle and several officials present. Dr. E R Sans led Nevada’s biological survey and pledged federal aid to extermination efforts while counties agreed to cooperate and a boundary patrol was planned. A full agreement will be drafted by the attorney general and governor, and a proclamation urging public cooperation is expected within days.

Nevada Thatcher Boyle Winnemuecca

Mining Outlook Promising With Record Metal Prices

The mining outlook for the year is brilliant with promise. Metal prices are at record height and seem as sured of further advances. Even at prices lower than those now prevailing the greatest prosperity would be assured the mining industry. There can be no abatement in the quest for gold, says the Goldfield Tribune.

The Goldfield Tribune

State Controller Reports Higher Valuations and School Costs

State Controller George Cole issues a pamphlet style annual report showing property value at 2,003,064.16 and total assessed valuation at 151,138,752.32 up from 136,605,048.86 in 1914. Per capita expense based on 104,732 people is 11.74 dollars. He notes the largest annual outlay is 232,924.08 for public schools, followed by 142,106.65 for the University.

George Cole University

No Elk Shipment to Nevada Blocked by State Law

Nevada officials have not received word from Washington on a plan to stock Nevada ranges with elk from government reserves in Wyoming. Shipping elk to Nevada is not allowed under current game laws and would need a special act. The department also supports keeping Rocky Mountain elk separate from Pacific slope elk due to species differences.

Nevada Ranges Wyoming Washington Nevada Rocky Mountain Pacific Slope

Yeast as Food Expands in German Use for Cattle and Troops

Yeast consists of numerous tiny plants with notable food value. In Germany it has been widely used as cattle feed and even for soldiers in trenches. Yeast is rich in albumen and recent finds claim to add fat, increasing its overall food value.

Germany

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