Nevada State News: various crimes and edits reported
Nevada state items recount a man jailed for perjury in Arizona, five mail planes wrecked amid snow and fog on the Salt Lake to Reno to San Francisco route, and editor T D Van Devort retiring after eight years with Carson Daily Appeal. Laurie J Blake becomes new publisher. Also noted: bootlegging probes urged, a man made twelve thousand dollars quickly, another earns seventy five dollars weekly, Gus Kingter commits suicide in Ogden after Elko hotel venture. He was 42.
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Arizona State Prison
T. D. van Devort
Carson Daily Appeal
Carson
Laurie J. Blake
Appeal
Biko
Grand Jury
Gus Kingter
Elko
Western Pacific
Ogden
Utah
Kingter
Kingters
Yates Hotel
Prominent Reno Stockman Found Dead
A Reno stockman was found dead last night with his car stuck in desert mud twelve miles from the ranch. He was in the back seat. a trapper found the vehicle and notified authorities. Dr. Sweasy of Winnemucca attributed death to apoplexy.
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Wilson
Wheeler
Sweasy
Winnemucca
the Gazette
Nye County Grand Jury Reports Martial Law Action
Reno reports say Nye County grand jury moved to suppress martial law amid the Hig hip fire and possible developments. Governor Boyton denied any octal notice from Tonopah and did not comment, while Tonopah sources note ongoing long distance talks with a civilized state. State police are absent in Tonopah, with self-styled officers under observation as drafts, and the attorney general may present names to the grand jury.
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Nye County
Matances
Reno
Boyt
Tonopah
Grand Jury
Ind
Boyle May Act In Tonopah Case
Carson Nevada January 10 In a move to curb unrest Gov Boyle signals possible state action saying conditions are unsatisfactory and the town is filled with undesirable characters officials say local authorities cannot control the situation Frank Dunn Nye County District Attorney met with the governor Bob Skages Elko reports rising gold strikes in Lee Canyon Elko County may boost the region Reclamation Service to start work on a four and a half mile drainage canal in East Fernley with a nine foot bottom and ten foot depth canal work to begin this week
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Carson
Nevada
Tonopah
Boyle
Frank Dunn
Nye County
Bob Skages
Elko
Lee Canyon
Elko County
East Fernley District
Truckee Canal
Youth Faces 24 Year Prison Term for Manslaughter
In Carson City Judge McFadden confirms a manslaughter conviction carries up to twenty four years. Bell, who escaped from White Pine Industrial School, remains under sentence logistics with Under-sheriff Jett. The case originated in a prior trial at the McFadden court.
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Turday
Jett
Carson City
Bell
M. J. Milne
McFadden
Bell Wa
Eureka Nevada Railway Considers Daily Train Fight to Save Service
The Eureka Nevada Railway Company states it may run a daily train in and out of Eureka except Sundays if the public supports it. If parcels post use continues, service could revert to tri weekly, with a plan to challenge the Post Office Department to run a stage line. Pay for workers has fallen to under $100 monthly from about $7,000 yearly received by the previous stage line. The company urges public support to sustain six day express service.
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Eureka Nevada Railway Company
Eureka
Post Office Department
Henderson Banking Co Ad Promoting Services
The Henderson Banking Co advertises four percent yearly savings interest and invites customers to review deposit rules. It offers drafts on major world cities, fire and life insurance, Travelers checks, and steamship tickets via Cunard Line, plus rentals from a small annual fee.
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Cunard Line
Company gives notice on future demurrage charges
The notice states that in the future demurrage will apply to all railroad cars held beyond free time. It emphasizes that charges will accrue for each day of detention and outlines the scale or method of calculation as per the carrier’s policy.
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Eureka Nevada Railway Company
Eureka Nevada Railway 300 Notice Bulletin
Bulletin announces under the Railway Act approved February 29 1920 that from July 1 1920 no carrier may deliver freight until all tariff charges are paid. Railroads are urged to enforce the rule and prosecute violations. J B Sexton is general manager.
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J. B. Sexton
Mining Tax Notice for Bureka County Proceeds
Notice from W. J. Hooper of Eureka Nevada stating mining tax on the proceeds of the mines of Bureka County for the quarter ending September 1921 is due and payable. The statement warns the law will be strictly enforced.
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Bureka County
Eureka
W. J. Hooper
Mureka County
Nevada
County Recorder Notice for Burk County Nevada
Public notice issued by the county recorder of Burks County Nevada records dates of first and last publication for a legal filing. Inaccurate dates appear but indicate multi‑date publication windows beginning December 24 1931 and ending January 14 1923.
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Edgar Bather
Bureks County
State of
Nevada
Notice of Water Rights Application in Nevada 1821
Notice is given that on December 1821 Caroling application seeks permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. The project plans an irrigation conveyance in BW% area from May 1 to October 1 annually. State Engineer J G Borougham announces first publication December 17 1921 and last publication January 14 1922.
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Nevada
M.D. B
J. G. Borugham
Water Notice Duplicate Permit for Stock and Domestic Use
Notice under Section 9 Chapter 1919 grants C Baatman and Manuel Urrutia permission to divert water from the SW quarter of SW quarter Section 13 Town 25 North Range 64 East to troughs for stock watering and domestic use in Eureka County Nevada. Water not to be returned to stream. J G Scrugham State Engineer. First publication December 17 1921. Last publication January 14 1922.
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Pacific Railway Company
Liew Lands
Uce
C. Baatman
Eureka
Nevada
Manuel ‘Urrutia
Eureka County
J. G. Scrugham
Firat
Laat
Eureka Nevada public notice of claim in Eureka Mining District
Notice announces that a mining claim named Eureka No. 3 in Eureka Nevada within the Eureka Mining District, Nevada, is open for inspection with final abandonment or action due by April 1, 1922. EN REPETTO.
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Roeaus
Eureke
Nevada
EN Repetto
Notios
Eureka
Warning to keep away from pond premises
Public notice from M. M. Fletcher of Eureka Nevada warns all persons not to throw articles into the pond south of town and to keep away from these premises. Desastrer 10, 1881.
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M. M. Fletcher
Eureka
Nevada
Desastrer
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