Legal view on Route One change and Fulton Amendment
W R Reynolds Eureka Nevada District Attorney explains the Fulton Amendment and highway law as it applied to a Beowawe Route One change. He notes the 1922 act allowed the Highway Engineer to divert routes without county consent under old Section 24 and questions whether Beowawe could be dropped from Route One without proper authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers
Sen- Uno
Board of County Commissioners
Beowawe
State Highway Department
Board of Highway Directors
Highway Department
Cottrell
Fureka
Carlin
Battle Mountain
Tacoma
Utah State Line
Montela
Cobre
Wella
Deeth
Halleck
Kiko
Beowan
Goleanda
Wi Hemucea
Imlay
Lovelock
For
Beowane
W. R. Reynolds
Eureka
Nevada
Deed Filed for Record in Antelope Valley Nevada Ranch Lands
Magete Blair and others transfer possessory claims to three ranches in Antelope Valley Nevada to William H Brennen. The deeds cover 160 acres Butler Ranch, 160 acres Frank Butler, and 40 acres Water City adjoining properties with water rights, improvements, farming equipment and furnishings. Consideration is 100 dollars and recorded as filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magete Blair
John Blair
Evelyn Mair
Annie Blair Lucey
Lizzie Mair
Biale
William H. Brennen
Butler
Frank Butler
Antelope Valley
County of
Hureka
Eureka County Faces Costly Route Fight Before Highway Decision
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce pushes back against the proposed North End road across Eureka County. Leaders warn state plans could cost $400,000 and force tax increases or bonds, straining farmers, ranchers, and the county budget. Public sentiment favors a route benefiting local needs.
Rate Hearing Notice for Eureka Nevada Contemplated
A communication from H. Walker advised the Eureka Chamber of Commerce that a rate hearing covering Eureka Nevada would likely be held in Eureka during the week beginning March 6. The notice indicates preliminary scheduling and venue considerations for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Walker
The
Chamber of Commerce
Eureka Nevada
Eureka
Mining suit to quiet title on Climax and Bully Boy claims
Peerless Mining Company sues William M. Clute in district court to quiet title to the Climax and Bully Boy mining claims on Prospect mountain in the Mureke mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Mining Company
William M. Clute
Prospect Mountain
Mureke
Eureka County Reaches Highway Route No 1 Agreement
The Eureka County Board of Commissioners and the State Highway Department announce a final agreement on Route No 1 location. Welch Canyon Route from Shoshone Point to Carlin is adopted after Beowawe and Eureka discussions, with Beowawe detour improvements planned. Critics say the deal favors Bell Telephone Company and taxpayers bear cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se County Chamber of Commerce
of County Commissioners
Beowane
Emigrant Canyon
Estine Jurekanes
Eureka County & Square
Chamber of Commerce
Beowawe
Palisade
Pine Valley
Isadore Bara
Eureka Land & Stock Co
Pete Carlett
North End
Welche Canyon
Board of Commissioners
Humboldt River
Shoshone Point
Board of Directors
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Highway Commission
Highway Department
the Highway Copertacea
Board of Commissioners of
Overland Trail Club
Keng
State Highway Department
Board of
Eureka
Board of County
Reno
Overland ‘Trail Club
Welch Canyon
Dunphy Estate
Welch Canyon Summit
Maggie Creek
Carlin
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Binalgrant Pass
Boulder Flat
Harmony
Bell Telephone Company
Judge Peter Breen Presides in Lander County Deeply Praised
The Third Judicial District Judge Peter Breen has served as presiding judge in Lander County for a long term. He is expected to decline renomination, leaving the field open to new aspirants. Breen’s rulings have rarely been reversed by higher courts, earning him strong admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Third Judicial District
Eureka
Lander County
Feld
Breen
Supreme Bench
Austin Reveille
Windfall Mine Probing High Grade Ledge Near Surface
The Windfall mine owners Van Lanningham and Murphy report they are 25 to 30 feet from the surface in new work and drifting to cut a high grade ledge. Surface shows values from 600 to 1000 dollars per ton in silver. They expect contact with an adjoining ledge worth 400 in silver and gold. The ledge is 22 inches wide at the surface with prospects for a rich opening soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lanningham and
Murphy
Death of Chet Batchelder in Tacoma Passes
Chester Batchelder 4, a chemist and assayer at Tacoma smelter, died Wednesday evening near North G Street and Pearl Street. He lived at 3818 North 44th, survived by Jennie M Davis of Seattle and Mrs. Jack Gardner of Oakland. Batchelder had earlier worked in Eureka and Murray Utah, and later Spokane Washington, leaving a wake of longtime North End connections.
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Burska
Lele Schneider
An- Tacoma
Wash
Chester
Batchelder
North 44Th Street
North Gist
Pearl Streets
Batehelder
Tacoma
North End
Dougherty Lodge
Masona
Order of the Eastern Star
the Shrine
Ae Jennie M Davis
Seattle
Jack Gardner
Oakland
Cal
Lfe
Eureka
Eurekana
Ily
Murray
Utah
Germania Amelting Company
Dr. Schneid
Spokane
Washington
False reports claim reopening of Ely labor boom
Ely Record denounces rumors that the Ely district is hiring en masse with trains crowded for work. It notes Nevada Consolidated is not adding workers and warns unemployed men to avoid the area without guaranteed jobs, as many travelers arrive broke and unable to find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Northern
Ely
San Francisco
Nevada Consolidated
Nevada Education Board Tightens Temporary Teaching Certificates
The Nevada State Board of Education in Carson on Monday announced that from April 1 applicants must show more preparation than completing a four year high school course to obtain temporary teaching certificates. Summer exams will be held the week of June 12, with plans to consolidate exam sites to match available deputy superintendents and fund constraints from December expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
Nevada
State Board of Education
W. J. Hunting
Hunting
Fallon Dogs to Be Muzzled as Rabies Precaution
Fallon mayor orders all dog owners to muzzle pets within city limits to prevent rabies spread after three suspected rabid animals were killed last week. Two dogs killed nearby farms were found to be rabid. Stray dogs without muzzles may be shot. Carson City to celebrate 60th Mason lodge anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Nova
Clark of
Forma
Othe Tho
Biological Survey Monthly Newsletter 05 Nevada District
January 1922 report notes 376 animals taken with 200 poisoned. trapper Cro Tut leads with 25 predators in Eureka County. N J Haden Savage tops Nye County with 19. Tolman and Faull each 18. Caution on fur handling and ethics. December coyote skins netted $975 for the State Treasury. guidance on bait preparation and hygiene for poison work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Domestic Science Dinners Boost High School Game Night
Mary Boston reports that Domestic Science girls have cooked and served dinners with one helper per girl, the proceeds aiding the team. The Saturday lineup includes Misses Damele Rogantini Porch Moore Tognant Hjul Depault and boys Pantorino Reynolds Evans Harria Pratt, with town urges for strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Depaoli
Tiny Damele
P. Damele
A. c. E. Rogantini
A. Porch M. Moore
A. Tognant
Southern Pacific Compiles New Illustrated Coast Booklet
The Southern Pacific Company distributes a new illustrated guide titled California and all the Pacific Coast the Convention Center. It highlights attractions, resorts, and outing places on the Pacific Coast with a large map insert to help eastern tourists plan trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific Company
California
Convention Center
Butcher Arrested for Violating Hide Law
Sheriff Brady arrested Charles Gondra of Paradise Valley on a charge of failing to keep proper records of slaughtered beeves. His meat market book listed buyers but was incomplete per the hide and marks reporting requirements.
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Winnemucca
Brady
Paradise Valley
Charles Gondra
Gondra
Local Movements From Newark Valley To Eureka And Reno
George A. Moore and family travel from Newark Valley to California by Sunday to Tuesday train. F. H. Bird of Holly Extension Mining Company arrives in Eureka to handle company matters. Mrs. James Mann and son Walter return from Salt Lake City by Monday train after being summoned by death. District Attorney W. A. Reynolds also returns from Salt Lake City due to his daughter’s illness. Florio reports changed sentiment among ranchers and buoyant sheep and wool prices. Eureka weather features freezing nights, sunny spells, and intermittent snow squalls with thawing ground. Floyd E. K. Grimes and son visit Eureka from Ranneill’s Creek for supplies and business. Knights of Pythias 58th anniversary ball at Pavilion Hall Friday with supper by the Pythian Sisters and local musicians providing music to raise lodge funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Moore
Newark Valley
California
F. H. Bird
Holly Extension Mining Company
Eureka
James Mann
Walter
Salt Lake City
W. A. Reynolds
Reno
James Munn, Jr
Bureka County
Florio
Floyd Ek, Grimes and Son
Bureka
Ranneill's Creek
Eureka County
Hne
Grimes
Eureks
Secenne
Knights of Pythias
Pavilion Hall
Pythian Sisters
Income Tax Filing Clarified Under 1921 Revenue Act
Collector L A Spelner explains section 223 of the 1921 Revenue Act requiring returns for individuals with gross income of $6000 or more. He defines statutory gross income, gives examples of gross receipts versus gross income, and shows how deductions affect net income and filing obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Spelner
Not Guilty Verdict in Nevada Murder Case
Not guilty was the jury verdict in State of Nevada versus Tony Mafeiras charged with the murder of Adolph Martinez near Biko. The jury deliberated briefly after a retrial following a prior mistrial, with key testimony changes influencing the acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
Tony Mafeiras
Adolph Martinez
Biko
Maderres
First counterfeit gold dollar seized in Philadelphia
Police report a novel counterfeit effort in Philadelphia in February involving a gold dipped $20 piece. Charles P. Steslo, described as a Black man, was arrested on the charge and handed over to authorities.
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Philadelphia
Charles P. Steslo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka County Chamber OF Commerce
Chet Batchelder
State Board
Carson City
Masonis Lodge
S. P
Butcher
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