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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1915
Page
8
Federal officer arrest ed Pat Welsh a millionaire cattleman of Lander County for giving liquor to an Indian girl. Welsh released on bail with a January preliminary hearing. The case caused a sensation in Lander County due to Welsh prominence and wealth. O Neill alleges Welsh offered money to avoid arrest.
The Fallon Standard urges the next Nevada Legislature to cut per capita state costs and end high paid non working officials. It calls for time clerks to track actual work and demands pay for work accomplished, criticizing absent lawmakers and praising a practical Governor elect to lead reform.
An SF undertaker built a funeral automobile that seats 37 besides a coffin and space for flowers. Global child mortality is stark with 25 percent dying before six and half by 16. only 1 in 100 live to 65. Ripley predicts a showdown after the European war over rail rates or government ownership. Bishop Hunting consecrated Nevada bishop. he formerly led Ely and Virginia City parishes. Chicagoans on public charity reach one in ten, about 50 000 in institutions and 200 000 aided with clothing fuel and food.
Official Eureka County election returns and a notice from Lymbic Six Mining Company in Goldville Nevada warn of delinquent stock tied to an October 15 1914 assessment. The fragmented text references stock assessments and a set of ampante Jones, indicating a formal delinquency notice for investors or stockholders in the mining concern.
The State of Nevada greets Thomas Dixon as defendant in Eureka Township Eureka County. Plaintiff A R Wittke seeks two hundred dollars for professional services rendered August 1 to September 1, 1914 plus costs and further relief. Defendant must answer within 10 to 40 days depending on service or judgment by default. First published December 5, 1914.
Two sorrel horses branded J. O. came to the Humboldt Land and Cattle Company ranch at Beowawe Eureka County Nevada. Owners may reclaim by contacting Homnotor Laxo and Carrie Company Beowawe Nevada and paying charges. Location blanks for sale at the SmurrurEn office.
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