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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1905

Page

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Delinquent Tax Sales Notice in Eureka Nevada 1904

Seven delinquent parcels in Eureka County Nevada listed with owners Hamger James McKernan John Patseatory Interest and other names. Notice sets public auction December 15 1904 at Eureka Court House to satisfy taxes penalties and costs with a three percent monthly redemption option.

Penney Wits Ghainger James State of Nevada Improv House Tex Newt Tata McKernan John Ulack of Tows Teka Eureke County State of Sue Hing Hong Eureka Trainer Thomas Koreks Bureks County Nevada Tom Pl Ina Court House Avar Eureke HOKGH WM. Spinner Kareks

The Advance in Silver Climbs on Foreign Gold Moves

The white metal risen past 60 cents as Mexico sets a 50 cent value on the milled dollar and plans a 40 million gold loan to back it. China’s purchases and London council intervals add to the rise, with 65 cents and possibly 70 cents per ounce anticipated.

Mexico Sice Indian Council of London

Humboldt County Rejects Aid for Linderman Case

Humboldt County commissioners refused to extend assistance to Washoe County for the murder prosecution of Al Linderman alias Frank Williams. The board also declined extra compensation for the Reno district attorney and his associate who aided in the defendants’ initial prosecution. The trial, set for January 16, was continued, with Washoe County prosecutor Craig stating he will proceed locally.

Humboldt Humboldt County Washoe County al Linderman Frank Williams Warren Pike Reno Linderman Levener Gorman Roberts Joo Craig

Pure Food bill aims to curb adulterated foods in California

Ellwood Cooper, chairman of California horticultural commissioners, seeks to introduce a Pure Food bill in the Legislature modeled on German law to ban poisonous adulteration and tighten manufacture. He cites 15 years of study and argues the German statute is superior. A Reno businessman recently denied a Reno High graduate a job due to vertical penmanship, deemed slow and stifling individuality.

Nevada Ellwood Cooper State Board of Horticultural Commissioners of California Jopper Reno State Board of Education Journal

Pike and Jones Form Nevada Law Partnership

A new law firm named Pike & Jones is formed by Judge W D Jones of Austin and W H A Pike of Reno. Offices will open in Reno with branches at Ballon and Austin. Jones, former Nevada Attorney General and Third Judicial District judge, will reside in Reno with his family. Pike, two term Washoe County District Attorney, leads a prominent Nevada legal team.

W. D. Jones Austin W. H. A. Pike Reno Pike & Jones Ballon Judge Jones Nevada Third Judicial District Fitzgerald Supreme Bench Jones Pike Washoe County

Aging Nye County Official Killed by Powder Explosion

William J. Shea elected Nye County Surveyor was killed in Goldfield last Friday by an explosion while thawing giant powder. He had leased the Velvet claim and previously worked in Berlin mines. A Michigan native, 85 years old, Shea’s death follows Theodore Thomas’s pneumonia death in Chicago at age 70.

William J. Shea Nye County Goldfield Shea Berlin Michigan

University Regents Meet Plans for Additional State School Funds

The new University Regents met at Reno and elected Oscar J. Smith chairman with George H. Taylor as secretary. They proposed a $24 000 increase in next year’s state university appropriation to fund a mining and metallurgical building costing $7 000 with $9 000 equipment, a $6 000 dining hall, and a $2 000 portico for Mangauita hall. The board includes O J Smith W W Booker and H S Starrett. Nan Patterson to face trial again for Caesar Young’s murder with a new witness W B Moyers from Jacksonville Florida stating Young fired the fatal shot and bail negotiations continue despite May Irwin’s offer of up to $50 000.

State School Board of University Regents Reno Oscar J. Smith George H. Taylor J. B. Stubbs State University Mangauita Hall O. J. Smith W. W. Booker Elko H. 8. Starrett Battle Mountain Nan Patterson Caesar Young May Irwin Jerome Miss Patterson Justice Greenbaum New York State Supreme Court Jacksonville Florida W. B. Moyers Young

False report of large killing in Kawitch Range Nye County

A circulating tale claimed a wholesale killing over a mining claim in the Kawitch Range Nye County. The report misdated the event and placed individuals at different locations. No killings occurred and three or four people were said wounded were not harmed.

Goldreed Kawitch Nye Jack Longstreet Jack Maney Goldfield Ralph Wardle Barr Francis

Endowment Plans at Harvard Face 3 Million Goal

Plans are underway among Harvard's alumni to raise a permanent endowment of at least 3 million dollars. President Roosevelt will attend several Winter events in Washington and elsewhere, delivering addresses. The report also notes a county Ireland disaster, DC talks on a whipping post for wife beaters, and other varied news items.

Slomui Harvard University Roosevelt Washington County Roscommon Ireland Cloonshiever District of Columbia National Capital Congress William Land Western Hotel Sacramento Cal Ferguson Burna Alexander Morrison

Social Circles Stirred Over Mrs Clark Arrival

Paris reports Senator W A Clark and wife to sail for the United States on Wednesday. New York society ponders reception for Mrs Clark as mistress of a Fifth Avenue mansion. Their marriage was kept secret for years after a daughter was said to bless the union. Anna E La Chapelle, once a ward of the senator, was thought unlikely to wed him. they married at Marseilles on May 26, 1901.

Paris W. A. Clark United States New York Clark Fifth Avenue America Anna E. la Chapelle Butte Marseilles

10 Year Marriages for Kansas Bill Proposal

Senator Smith of Edwards County plans to introduce a bill in the Kansas Legislature to allow marriages with a fixed term of 10 years. He argues the license would bind the couples only for that period and could help regulate certain unions without restricting all marriages statewide.

Kansas Smith Edwards County

New Western Rail Route Urges Competition with Harriman Lines

The San Francisco Idaho and Montana Railway Company proposes a 1000 mile line from Butte Montana crossing Idaho Oregon Nevada and California with capital of 50 million dollars. W P Mason of Minneapolis named president. This new outfit aims to challenge Harriman's western business.

San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railway Company Harriman Lines W. P. Mason Minneapolis Butte Mont Idaho Oregon Nevada California

Womans Will Excludes Men From Funeral Duties

Miss Sarah Jackson of near Hillsboro Indiana has written a will saying only women may act in her funeral and setting aside funds to cover expenses. She reportedly has not spoken to a man in 45 years following a love disappointment. The second item notes President orders the removal of John H Hall as United States District Attorney for Oregon connected with land fraud prosecutions.

Sarah Jackson Hillsboro Ind Jackson John H. Hall United States Oregon Hall

Ho for the West colonist rates rise in March

The colonist rates take effect March 1, 1906 and run through May 15, 1905 with Chicago at 33 dollars Peoria 31 St Louis New Orleans 80 Council Bluffs Sioux City Omaha Kansas City Mineola and Houston 25 dollars. Rates cover main line points in Nevada and California. Inquiries to Southern Pacific Company Agents or A H Rising Reno Nev district freight passenger agent.

Chicago Peoria St. Louis New Orleans Council Bluffs Sioux City Omaha Neb Kansas City Mineola Tex Houston Nevada California Southern Pacific Company A. H. Rising Southern Pacific Co Reno Nev

Parliamentarian Urges Removing A Verse From The Star Spangled Banner

Sir Howard Vincent proposes deleting the third verse to ease Anglo American relations. Marylander Francis Scott Key who wrote the anthem faced British bombardment in 1814. Baltimore mayor Ferdinand Latrobe argues such changes disrespect national songs and history. The Salt Lake Herald notes most Americans cannot recite the verse yet know the tune. The contested lines describe war’s havoc and a home and country left with no refuge from flight and death.

Howard Vincent United States Great Britain Francis Scott Key Fort Henry Baltimore Ferdinand G. Latrobe Herbert Vincent England Maryland Dixie George Washington The Salt Lake Herald Herald Lakers Sir Howard

New Town Planned Over 30000 Acres Between LA and Ocean

A vast tract within Los Angeles County, previously grazing and grain land, is set to be added to the county after a deal transferred Ranchos San Vicente and Boas de Santa Monica from J. P. Jones and Mrs. Arcadia B. de Baker to a Los Angeles Santa Monica syndicate. The plan calls for subdividing into small ranches and town lots, plus a new electric railway, water supply development, a model village, and a picturesque tourist resort.

Los Angeles Ocean Los Angeles County San Vicente Boas de Santa Monica J. P. Jones Nevada Arcadia B. de Baker Santa Monica

Promptly controls any of the bowels in all ages

A fragment cites BA by Mee M Schneiders Co describing a product or claim that "promptly controls any of the bowels" across both child and adult users. The snippet provides no clear context, date, or attribution beyond the company name and the phrase.

Mee. M. Schneiders & Co

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