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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
4
The Carson papers dispute a tax and economy commission as overreach while praising public service and warning against capitol relocation. The second section weighs a bill requiring health certificates for marriage licenses, noting cost concerns and the high value of healthy births, with warnings about affordability and test expenses.
After three months in hotels at union expense, 38 labor union officials were found guilty of complicity in the nationwide McNamara dynamite plots. Of 40 tried, 23 were influential Iron Workers leaders. 38 face up to 39½ years and fines up to 60,000 each. Sentences then imposed at Leavenworth.
State news reports K Morgan purchasing the Modesto News and guiding its future, along with multiple Nevada items: James F. Graham’s first degree murder verdict and life sentence in Las Vegas, Harry Stuart’s Oregon scandal conviction and five-year term, Elko County death of Austin Gilliutin, university budget requests at Reno, winter closures of mines, smallpox outbreaks in several towns, Count Von Baelow’s death, Mary Heichmer’s severe burns in Goldfield, W A Whitney named Sacramento division superintendent, a fatal shotgun accident in Lander County, a fire destroying John Fragoll’s home, Lovelock ranchers suing Pacific Reclamation over Humboldt river waters, Fallon sugar beet expansion efforts, Nevaייד sugar plant production concerns, West Point appointment of Robert A. Bringham, Nevada Medical Association’s stance on Dr. F H Wichmann, a Tonopah Christmas disappearance case, Rochester camp paper plans, vaccination guidance amid mild smallpox, William H. Schnitzer’s legal fight from Canada, Nevada Attorney General George B. Thatcher’s illness, Kennedy mining murder conviction of George Fronhofer, and artesian wells article in Clark County Review.
The text reports over 60 wells flowing in the valley as part of irrigation and land development efforts. Drilling depths range from 400 to 800 feet with one well producing 50 miners inches and several more wells in progress.
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