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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1916

Page

2

Nevada Items: cholera outbreak to roads bond and oddities

Nevada reports hog cholera on 14 ranches near Yerington with a quarantine and university expert efforts. Las Vegas chamber pushes Clark County road bond of 50000 dollars. Reno shows a cash balance after tax receipts and bills paid to Jan 10. Nevada cattle sheep and horse shipments rise, while Elko hosts poultry prizes and county road expenditures total 92240 dollars.

Yerington The State University Chamber of Commerce of Las Vegas Clark County Reno Philip Heer George Wingfield A. D. Taber Elko Utah Ogden Elko Free Press Elko County

Death of Roger McMenamin Pioneer Rancher of Nevada

Roger McMenamin a former Newark Valley resident and long time Nevada rancher and stockman died at his Reno home on January 20 at 62 years, 9 months and 25 days. A native of Ireland he settled in California in 1872 and moved to Nevada four years later, living in Eureka before relocating to Reno fourteen years ago to work in teaming and contracting. He married Mary Darrah in Reno and is survived by three daughters. He had a wide circle of friends across the state.

Newark Valley Eureka Reno Roger McMenamin Jcrty West Third Street Ireland Nevada Pacific Coast California Mary Darrah

Honor Roll List for Month Ending January 21

Honor roll includes students with perfect attendance and grades at or above thresholds. First through eighth grades list names such as Johnnie Minoletti and Robert Davin, plus several teachers. Baby Hill section also notes Pupila and multiple names, with several misspellings preserved from OCR.

Johnnie Minoletti Robert Davin Milfred DeSantela Baby Hill Marie Harris Pearl McNaughton Vide Kitchen Carl Harris Raymond Pastorino Mase Kren

McGillivray and Party Reach San Francisco

A telegram from Eureka reports Angus McGillivray his wife and child and Mrs Mary Fulton arrived in San Francisco Friday for medical treatment. They left Eureka a week earlier and were delayed by a landslide at Keddie delaying a Western Pacific train until Thursday night. The telegram says McGillivray’s condition worsened after the journey and hospitalization due to exhaustion and lack of nourishment.

Eureka San Francisco Angus McGillivray Mary Fulton McGillivray Palisade Western Pacific Keddie California

Woolgrowers' convention seeks 10000 fund for Washington trip

Salt Lake City hosts the National Woolgrowers' convention as it raises ten thousand dollars to send a committee to Washington for legislative action benefiting western graziers. The group fears new land laws may push grazing outfits out of business amid growing regional crisis. Also noted is use of paper strip sacks twisted with vegetable fiber for ore transport in Chile.

Woolgrowers’ Convention Salt Lake City Washington Utah Chile

Snowfall Reports From Tonopah Area Brace Stockmen

Telegrams from Tonopah and Goldfield detail six inches of snow at the Stone Cabin ranch with two to three feet on the summit and eight inches around Tonopah. Joe Clifford notes sheep snowed in Monitor valley, ownership unknown, while Eureka stock interests report light snow in Goldfield and thawing conditions.

Sentinel Tonopah Stone Cabin Isadore Sara Eureka, Land and Stock Company W. H. Thomas Joe Clifford Ranch Monitor Valley

Sheepmen Seek Wintering Ground After Snowbound Travel

Cobb returns to Eureka from Duckwater with a four horse team of the Fletcher Bros. and six Elko County sheep owners who traveled south to arrange wintering of their bands in Nye County. They crossed Pinto summit to Fish Creek ranch, then Duckwater, where snow depths ranged from 18 to four inches. The party secured saddle horses and teams to locate bands further south, with one large flock already in Duckwater. Hay in Duckwater is plentiful for sale as stockmen plan hay storage for winter browse.

Cobb Eureka Duckwater Fletcher Bros Elko County Jook Nye County Pinto Summit Fish Creek Ranch Fish Creek Valley Pogue’s Mangers

Heavy Loss of Sheep in Northern Nye County

Ely Record reports a severe sheep depopulation in Nye County due to extreme weather and heavy snow. Owners accuse deputies and Nye County of causing losses while planning a damages suit, though no official confirmation exists. Also noted is the suicide of Mrs. Thomas Munn, 39, of Refio, by carbolic acid due to ill health.

Nye County Ely O’neil Brothers Elko Thomas Munn Refio Goldfield Munn Canada

Prospector Brought in With Frozen Feet After Snowstorm

J C Bish a prospector from Antelope valley spent four days lost in a big snowstorm before Casey Jones found him near Willow Station. Bish, now at Eureka County Hospital, was weakened but expected to recover. Elko County commissioners levied a 3 1/2 cent tax on the $100 to fund rabies control. bounties on coyotes were raised to $1 each.

J. C. Bish Prospector Eureka Antelope Valley Hickerson Ranch Casey Jones Bush Jones Willow Station Regis Ranch Elko County

Quicksilver Prices Jump After War Start

A further advance in quicksilver has jumped the price up to $200 per flask, as compared with $35 per flask shortly before the war opened. Ship your hides pelts and raw furs to Elko Hide and Junk Company Elko Nev Advt.

Reliable House Elko Hide & Junk Company Elko, Ney Adyut Elko, Nev

Notice to C F Wittenburg on Bird mine removal

We, owners of the Bird mine on Adama Hill in the Eureka District Eureka County Nevada, notify C F Wittenburg to remove his men location notices and posts from the old Bird mine as we owe the Bing mine and hold lawful title. Signed by J J Peve W J Hanum RT Fanny.

Bird Mine Adama Hill Eureka Mining District Eureka County State of Nevada Old Bird Mine J. J. Peve W. J. Hanum RT. Fanny

Grazing Permits Notice for Toiyabe National Forest

Applications for grazing cattle horses and sheep in the Toiyabe National Forest must be filed in Austin Nevada by March 1 1916. Full information on grazing fees and bank forms will be provided upon request. Veron Metcalf Supervisor.

Totyabe National Forest Austin Nevada Veron Metcalf

Purebred Livestock For Sale By University Of Nevada

Purebred livestock from the University of Nevada offers registered stock in Holstein Friesian Hereford Guernsey Jersey cattle Cheviot Dorset Hampshire Rambouillet Shropshire Southdown sheep Daroe Jersey Berkshire swine and Percheron horses. Prices to Nevada citizens cattle 140 sheep 25 horses 25 females on application. Extensive pedigrees on request. Apply University of Nevada Reno Nevada December 27 1915.

University of Nevada Bee Jersey Dorset Hampshire Shepshire Southdown Berkshire Nevada University OF Nevada Reno

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Evert Saturdat BT m A. Seiliman Nevada State News Newlands Ranch Carson Valley Senator Newlands Hot Creek Sand Springs State Board of Investment Massachusetts Lincoln County Sang Mexratpo Margaret Laird Albina Signorini Jean Davis Nolan Reynolds Mary Laird James Laird Mary Boston Margaret Lucey Sanan Imopenstea Albert Bisle Louie Maggini Rosalie Davie Robert Lucey Estella Minoletti Addie Mernaldo Fanny Gibson Peter Breen Velma Reynold Thelma Smith Mitpaep de Savrets A. C. Florio Ford Automobiles Goodyear Eureka Garage and Supply CO NEW Today C. F. Wittenburg Eureka Nevada Railway Company Deseriber Recelpte Eureka-Nevada Railway L. H. Cian Eureka Cash Store J. B. Biale Giant Powder Co. Consolidated F. Kopp North Main Street
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