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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
4
From Spanish Spring Valley north of Reno, Mrs. Mattie Blondel, a noted Washoe County trapper, says she killed 57 coyote scalps and 990 wild cats on her ranch. She reports coyotes and wild cats are plentiful and says she could kill more if time allowed.
Ed Stuart resigns as State Mine Inspector, Governor Dickerson accepts and Ei Ryan of Goldfield appointed to fill the vacancy. Ryan, deputy since the office began, will be joined by a yet unnamed assistant. bond and qualification procedures proceed in Carson. Stuart travels in Mexico to oversee mining property.
Secret Service Chief Wilkie warns the public to watch for a counterfeit 1899 series silver certificate bearing Lincoln and Grant. The fake reproduces retouched plates, uses ink linen to imitate silk fiber, and omits periods. Detected by a Chicago cashier. urged to report to federal authorities for replacement with legal tender.
A mixed set of quadruplets two boys and two girls arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson in Los Angeles. The couple has now 12 children born to them in nine years, with seven still living. They were married in Chicago 25 years ago. After an initial 16 year gap, twin girls then triplets appeared, followed by another set of triplets four years ago. The newest arrivals bring no. of surviving children to seven.
A fragmented poem torn from a Pall Mall Gazette piece contrasts military funeral scenes and night’s calm. It weaves mournful funeral imagery with nocturnal refrains, invoking pipes and drums, stars, and soothing night as a reprieve from war’s violence. The piece blends grief, resilience, and renewal through night’s presence.
Notion la hereby given that on the 20th day January, 1910, Frederick T. McGarvin of Salt Lake City Utah applies to the Nevada State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. Water to be taken from Roberts Creek tributaries and streams through Devil Gate to be stored in a dam reservoir, conveyed to Tanita in Diamond Valley for irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned to stream. Signed by Frank R. Nicholas State. Date of first publication January 29 1910. Date of last publication February 1 1910.
Twenty five film manufacturers arrived with private cars in Los Angeles headquarters to shoot Alaska sequences. A woman in Alaskan costume on snowshoes was pursued by a pack of dogs until saviors arrived. The company plans a Peary and Esquimaux dash for the North Pole on Donner Lake with sled and dogs.
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