Nevada State News Roundup from Elko and Reno
Nevada State News reports Mrs. Mary Mercer faces grand jury scrutiny over a bad check. A law partnership forms between former Justice James G. Sweeney and H. V. Morehouse, opening Reno offices. Miner Grover C. Wilkerson dies from a Tonopah Belmont mine blast. Carson river diverts into Labontan dam reservoir for irrigation. Elko Independent criticizes a $2000 fee for Special Counsel in Primeaux cases. Convict Riley Wooten says prison life safer than escaping. O. G. Dobbins to appear before U S Grand Jury for mail robbery. confessed to $500 currency theft. Rochester mining camp expands with incorporations and crowded conditions. White Pine Elko Lyon counties seek $25k to cover tax shortfalls. $50k and $10k gaps noted. board grants some permits, reviews others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mercer
Grand Jury
Elko County
Supreme Justice
James G. Sweeney
H. V. Morehouse
Goldfield
Reno
Grover C. Wilkerson
Belmont
Tonopah
Carson River
Labontan
Carson
Truckee
Elko Independent
Averill
B. F. Curter
Primeaux Brothers
Elko
Riley Wooten
Nevada
Arizona
O. G. Dobbins
United States Grand Jury
Dobbin
Rochester
White Pine
Lyon
Nevada State Board of Revenues
White Pine County
Primeaux
Lyon County
Fallon Sugar Factory Kept at Fallon After Talks
Fred Heinze manager of the Nevada Sugar Company Fallon factory and I H Kent a Churchill County merchant visited R O Bialy in Bay City Michigan to keep the Fallon plant. They proved local farmers would contract to grow beets to meet Bialy's demand and he canceled plans to move the factory to Bay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Fred Heinze
Nevada Sugar Company
I. H. Kent
Churchill County
Bay City
Michigan
R.O. Bialy
Nevada
Bialy
Chorchill County
Local Man or Woman Sought to Represent Pictorial Review
A Humboldt County rancher reportedly earned about 1000 last year from trapping pelts. Taxpayers protested paying for scalp bounties, with last month’s total at 2205.50. The Pictorial Review seeks local subscription representatives, offering substantial earnings for part time work in this territory. Write to Pictorial Review, New York City, 222 West 39th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
New York City
Weat 39Th Street
Humboldt County
Humboldt
High Priced Beef Sale By Bliss Bros to Oakland Meat Co
One hundred beef steers sold by Bliss Bros to the Oakland Meat Company brought 72.41 dollars each. The cattle were shipped from the Bliss ranch and weighed at journey’s end before being shel loaded onto oars at the Western Pacific yard in Humboldt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Bros
Oakland Meat Company
Bliss Ranch
Shell
Humboldt Star
Nevada Press Comment on Office Fees and Bounties
A Nevada editorial pair argues against holding multiple public offices for fairness and efficiency. It critiques county bounty payouts for noxious animals, noting stockmen pushed the law, and that fur values drive slaughter more than protection. It warns removal of bounties could save state funds and asks lawmakers to consider the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Elko County
Nevada
Wells Herald
Mining Tax Notice for Eureka County Proceeds
Tax on the proceeds of Eureka County mines for the quarter ended December 31 1912 is due. Payments must be made to the assessor in Eureka. The law will be strictly enforced. H C McTernay Assessor of Eureka County Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Manovey
Eureka County
Eureka
Nev
H.C. McTerney
Insurance offer for accident sickness and death benefits
A promotional notice from the Americas Reutetay Company of Erie Pennsylvania outlines a $2000 death benefit and weekly sickness and accident benefits of $15, a $1000 loss of limb or eyesight benefit, and $100 emergency relief. Cost is $6 yearly with no other dues. Open to men and women ages 16 to 65. The company claims $100,000 state deposit to protect policyholders and guarantee claims. Send age sex occupation for more information to Dept 441.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Company
Americas Reutetay Company
Erie
Pennsylvania
Glerk's Courtesy Wins Bequest From Hammond
Olivia M. Crockett of Goldfield receives a $150 postal savings bequest from Arthur Hammond who died in Buffalo. Hammond, a theater hand known in Goldfield, left the envelope saying Open that when I die. Crockett seeks letters of administration for Hammond’s estate consisting of the $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia M. Crockett
Goldfield
Buffalo
New York
Arthur Hammond
Barker
Exchange Theater
Hammond
Miss Crockett
East
Postal Savings Department
Jane
Postal Savings Bank
Newlywed's Hard Luck in California Honeymoon Home
Ed Short of Raby Valley Elko County faced misfortune after a windy return from Hawaii his honeymoon home in Raby Valley California burnt down a roof and ceiling fell apart. He started rebuilding but last Friday was struck in the eye and lost use of the eye he was taken to Salt Lake City with uncertain prognosis per Elko Independent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby Valley
Elko County
California
Nair
Salt Lake Ity
Elko Independent
Law Suits Grow in Rochester Real Estate Field
Rochester has become a fertile ground for legal action with two major suits already filed and more anticipated. Lawyers predict continued activity as property disputes and development issues draw attention from firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Rochester
Notice to Lien Claimants in Nevada Foreclosure Case
Dan Morrison as Administrator of Richard Serpell's estate seeks to foreclose a mechanic's lien filed January 18, 1913 for 12255.50 on the Chimneys two story house near Alpha Station and the United States Mining Mill in Eureka County Nevada. Creditors under the 1875 Nevada lien act must appear in Eureka District Court March 3, 1913 to prove their liens.
No Beds in Lovelock Delay Carson Visitor Return
Acamson, a wav returning from Eastern Nevada, was forced to stop in Lovelock where he found the town overcrowded with boomers headed to the Rochester section. He could not secure a bed and would have stayed up all night to aid friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acamson, Wav
Carson
Nevada
Lovelock
Rochester
Squaw Jennie Papas Dies. CD Certificates Found
Jennie Papas, a Piute woman known as Squaw, died last week at Carson. In her effects were found four one hundred dollar certificates of deposit in the postal savings bank. Abe Cohn of Carson, a familiar figure to the Indians, has been appointed administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Piute
Jennie Papas
Carson
Postal Savings Bank
Abe Cohn
Wood For Sale and Hauling In Eureka Ad
W N Curto offers No 1 wood delivery in Eureka at 8.00 per card and accepts orders for hauling. Leave orders at the Eureka Cash Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
W. N. Curto
R A Broy Notary Public Insurance Note
R A Broy offers notary public and insurance services at the Eureka Nevada post office. Notices that legal and mining location blanks are for sale at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Eureka
Nevada
Sentinel Office
Sentinel
Summons in Eureka County Nevada 1913 foreclosure action
Dan Morrison administrator of Richard Serpell's estate sues United States Mining and Smelting Company for 12555.50 plus attorney fees and foreclosure lien on the Chimneys and United States Mill properties near Alpha Station within Section 34 Township 25 North Range 5 East M D B M. Defendants must answer within 10 to 40 days, or default judgment. Public notice dated January 20, 1913 with first publication January 25, 1914 and last March 1, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Morrison
Richard Serpell
Third Judicial Ditrict
State of
Nevada
Eureka
Eureka County
Alpha Station
Aaid County
Section Township
United States Mining & Smelting Company
Ssi
A. D
Tantwell & Carville
Third Judicial ‘District
Hichard Serpell
Acgroemmon Draken Seutishia
Beldeo
Edna’ Covert Plummer
B. Baur
P. Belden
Covert Plummer
Thie
You Ling
Aaid
Richard Serpe
Anid
United States —_— & Smelting Company
Boreks
Torney
Prudence B. Saur
Rollin P. Belden
E Covert Plummer
Wea
BR. McCharles
Casinell
Summons in Eureka Nevada Justice Court Case 1913
The State of Nevada to W A Payne is summoned to appear before Justice L W Cromer in Eureka Township to answer a complaint by August Hintze for one hundred dollars principal thirteen forty five interest fifty dollars attorney fees and costs totaling one hundred sixty three dollars forty five cents plus costs by dates in January and March 1913. The notice warns of default judgment and directs service by sheriff or constable. The attorney for the plaintiff is T J McPantix. First publication January 18 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court of
Eureka Township
Eureka
State of Nevada
August Hintze
W. A. Payne
A. D
L. W. Cromer
T. J. McPantix
Notice to Creditors Estate of Richard Serpell
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Nevada In and for Elko county the administrator of the estate of Richard Serpell deceased gives notice to creditors to file their claims with vouchers and affidavits within three months from first publication. Cantwell and Cantwell Elko Nevada attorneys for administrator dated January 25 1913 to February 22 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Third
Judicial District
State of
Nevada
Eureka
Richard Serpell
Dan Morrison
Cantwell & Canvittr
Elko
Notice of Ranch Rental Transfer in Antelope Valley Nevada
To whom it may concern the undersigned rents the ranch and stock in Antelope Valley Eu reka County Nevada to Dominick Cerrutti Barbar Celatti and Pete Sufietti who have taken full charge of the property and the undersigned will not be responsible for any debts or matters after this date East Cxaavrti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelope Valley
Eureka County
Nevada
Dominick Cerrutti
Barbar Celatti
Pete Sufietti
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State News
the Commonwealth
Wehi
Etter Gray
Death Commonwealth
Brother Gray
Curson
WSS & Co., Win
Glerk
ONE Paice
Sir Levi Stra
R. A. Broy
J. B. Biale
Eureke
Hylton
Hylton & Hanna
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Jons Hexpenson
Haypen Hexperson
L. O. Hexperson
Lampert Hiespenson
Justice Court
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