Elko County Liquor Seizures Reported in Nevada
Sheriff Harris confiscates seventeen gallons of whiskey three beer barrels and four wine barrels from a La Moille saloon owner Lee McNew and four wine barrels at the Southern Pacific depot in Carlin. The liquor, shipped by Pete Alaal from Biko, was unclaimed after the law took effect and the owner disappeared. The state police await disposal instructions.
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Elku
Dun
McNew
Goldfield
Harris
Carlin
Southern Pacific
Biko
Pete Alaal
Nevada notes on senators and mining town woes
Nevada coverage reports Senator Henderson among those chosen to attend Roosevelt's funeral. It notes Goldfield's finances after liquor laws, street lighting cuts, reduced fire and police forces, barber price hikes, and mining layoffs. Also mentions Virginia City miner surplus and Nick Perovich's strong Montana-Tonopah lease earnings with a $570 tax check and $74,810.52 gross, $54,836.11 expenses, $20,444.36 net.
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Nevada
Charles B. Henderson
United States Senate
Roosevelt
A. H. Howe
Goldfield Consolidated , Mining Company
John 8. Cook Bank
Goldefield
Beno
Goldfield
Elko
Knights of the Seiszors
Austin
Nick Perovich
Montana-Tonopah
Nye County
Disorders in Germany and Rise of Bolshevik Tactics
Edward W. Pickard reports chaotic civil strife in Berlin as Spartacist and independent socialist factions clash with Ebert government forces. Battles around the royal stables and police HQ raise fears of wider uprisings in Bavaria and the Rhineland. Trotzky’s dictatorship rumors, Polish Soviet clashes, and Polish German tensions over Posen complicate the postwar map as Allied powers weigh the pace of peace talks and demobilization.
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Rhett
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Radel
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Bruunswick
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Antil
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Washington
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Death of Corona Roosevelt Overshadows Week
American circles mourn Corona Roosevelt lauded as a great patriot and welfare advocate. His death drew universal grief across ranks, while Maj. Gen. J Franklin Bell, veteran West Pointer and former commander of the department of the East, is remembered for a forty year army career and training the Seventy-seventh division for the war in Europe.
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America
Corona Roosevelt
Aince
Abraham Wincoln
Wis Taverel
J. Franklin Bell
Department of the East
Philippines
Europe
New to Day Water Notice of Public Waters Appropriation
Notice of application for permission to appropriate Nevada public waters filed November 18 1918 by John B Simi Union County Nev seeking water from Siri Spring tunnel and reservoir for stock watering with return of water to stream. Publication dates January 18 1919 and February 15 1919 signed Seymour Case State Engineer.
Notice of Application for Water Right in Nevada 1919
On November 18 1918 Seymour Case State Engineer accepted a petition by Siri of Union Nevada for permission to appropriate public water from Bennett Springs. The plan uses open cut and levees to convey 0.25 cubic feet per second to SE SW4 Section 2 T24N R53E MDB&M with rock watering and no return to the stream. First published Jan 18 1919 last Feb 15 1919.
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Seymour Case
State Engine
Notice of Application for Pension 6313 in Nevada
Notice of application for appropriation of public waters by John B Birn of Union Nevada filed Nov 18 1918 under state statutes. Water from James White Spring piped 1 cfs to ditches for irrigation and stock watering from May 10 to Sept 30, with return restrictions. Signed Seymour Case State Engineer. First publication Jan 18 1919. Last publication Feb 15 1919.
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State of Nevada
John B. Birn
Union
Eureka
Nevada
Perlion
Jamea White Spring
Bet
M.D
Seymour Case
State Emines
Firat
Noties of Application for Permistion to Application No 5314
Noties of Application for Permistion to appropriation of public waters in Nevada filed November 18 1918 by John B Simi of Union Nevada under Statutes 1913. Intended from Beanie Being No. 1 to be conveyed to NWN Ed area by levees for stock watering. Water not to be returned to stream. Signed GE YaOOR Rena Engineer. First publication January 18 1918, final publication February 15 1919.
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State of Nevada
John B. Simi
Union
Iela
R. BS East
MD B.& M
GE Yaoor Rena
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