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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
7
The Business Doctor explains the shortest road to wealth is economy. Saving 20 percent of earnings over twenty years builds perceived wealth, regardless of income. He warns of life’s rainy day risks, stresses health and nerves, and says true wealth comes from consistent saving, not quick schemes or indulgences. There is no way to get rich without sacrifice.
Drought in California drives large cattle shipments through Reno toward Central and Eastern Nevada where feed is plentiful. Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys face their worst drought in years with scant forage, weakening cattle and risking losses. Scouts report Nevada feed equals prior years, prompting stockmen to entrain and ship stock eastward per the Reno Journal.
The Indian Department presses for Indian children to attend public schools in Winne mucca while a prior proposal was rejected after local protest. Government field agents renew efforts and locals demand a segregated school for the Indians.
Sheriff Ingalls revokes the license of the Den saloon and dance hall in Guldfield after a rash of robberies and other crimes. County Commissioners ordered the action and a similar move is expected against other resort venues.
Mrs J J Sharkey, owner of Frederick Millinery Parlors in Reno and wife of Monarch saloon owner J J Sharkey, shot herself with a 44 caliber revolver Thursday. Though the bullet passed below the heart, she is in Sisters Hospital in a serious condition with little hope of recovery. her sister Mrs Mitchell in San Francisco is named. Separately, Mrs R M Preston attempted suicide by carbolic acid in her Golden Hotel room. she is expected to recover. Preston owns Waldorf and Tavern saloons in Reno and had recently divorced him. she is young and was his second wife.
The new flag with 48 stars representing all states including Arizona and New Mexico flew from federal structures and the navy worldwide on July 4. Only thirteen states may appear in the blue field if flags are under five feet wide to prevent crowding. The President's flag red field changed to blue, but with the President absent, only the regular flag waved over the White House.
The SaxTixeL offers a limited run of new black and white prints of Eureka mining district maps. Besides the Pardy map, Windfall and other adjoining mines in the Hecrot Canyon district are included. Price is 20 dollars. by mail add six cents.
The official notice states registration remains oper to and 1812 voters on the relevant date, with the Ames Baghary Agent Eureka Pre overseeing the process under city guidelines.
Voters are urged to study the official list of candidates for the general election on November 5 1972. The register of electors includes Jane Pee eee Jons Ventos and Roby Hill, with precinct numbers noted for voting locations and agent designation.
Notice that the Books of Ion open November 5 1912 and stay open through August 19 1912. Voters on the 1910 official register need not register for the Primary Election. J Howes registry agent Garrison Precinct No 3.
Notice states that Books of Registration for the September 3 1912 primary are now open and will stay open through November 5 1912. Voters on the 1910 official register need not re register for the election. Registry Agent Beowawe Precinct No 4 Eber.
Voters were told the election remained open through August 19, 1912, with September 3, 1912 as the held date. The register details reference an official registry and parade prelude, though the fragmentary text lacks full context for a complete notice.
The illustration notices the primary election to be held September 3 1912 with four candidates for a law vote on November 5 1912 and registration open until August 19 1912. Voters on the 1910 official register need not re register. Registry Agent: Von B H Baverey Mineral Hill Precinct No 6.
Notice states primary books will remain open through August 1 for the election of candidates to be voted on November 5, 1912. Voters in Alpha Precinct are advised by Registry Agent Anmetlo Borraxo that they do not need to visit another primary election site.
Voters at Prospect Precinct No 9 do not need to register for the primary. The notice lists general election eligibility and instructions for bloc voting and participation through the Registry Agent in Avenue on two.
Notice of application No.2437 by Joseph Vigon Sr for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada from Bald Mountain Spring. Location near unsurveyed land in Mineral Hill, with conveyance by channels, reservoirs and troughs for stock uses. State Engineer W M Kearney certifies dates June 14 1912 and July 13 1912.
Joseph Flynn Sr of Mineral Hill Eureka county Nevada applies to the Nevada State Engineer for a water appropriation from Slaughter House Boring. The plan uses one cubic foot per second conveyed via ditches to NW and NE sections for irrigation and stock use with return flow. First publication June 15 1919. second publication July 15 1919.
State Engineer file for Joseph Flynn Sr of Mineral Hill Nevada seeks permission to appropriate public waters from Aiken Spring on unsurveyed land near BE 14 16 T 26 N R 52 B for stock uses. Water to be conveyed via cuts and natural channel to reservoirs and troughs. water not returned to stream. Signed M Kearney. Publication dates June 2 1912 and July 27 1912.
Notary Public R A Broy listed at the Eureka Nevada post office. Source notes attention to typewriting and copying at the office.
To whom it may concern notice appoints Edgar Sadler of Dixmond Valley Eureka County Nevada as exclusive agent and representative for the state of Reinhold Sadler deceased. He handles all property in Eureka Elko and White Pine counties including Huntington and Diamond Valley Stock and Land Company records. Administratrix Caring City Nevada September.
Work saddle and unbroken horses offered for sale with contact for further particulars to Plummer Bros of Mineral Hill Nevada.
W N Curto offers four No 1 cords of wood ready for delivery at four dollars per cord in Bureks Street. Also taking orders for hauling services. leave orders at Eureka Cash Store.
Notice is given that Giulio Misa etti, assignee of Giacomo Mattei, of Rureka, Nevada, has filed intent to prove final claim to land described in Serial 01789 for the NLS SE 14 of Sec 8, T21N R14E, Yount Diablo Meridian. Witnesses: Frank Marmolito, Eureks. Will Robinson, Joseph Tognoni, Lovin J. Com. Register date shown.
Mary Mino assignee of Guiditte Mattel of Eureka Nevada files intention to prove final claim on 8 1 2 NW 14 of Bec 2 lot 5 SR1ANW 14 8 12 NE 14 Sec 8 8 1 2 NE 14 Sec 4 T20N R54E Mount Diablo Meridian before Eureka clerk on August 6 1912 with witnesses Frank Marmolito W Robinson Joseph Tognont Galaeppi Tognont Loum J Comm Register June 29 1912 last publication August 4 1912
Giacomo Rogan tini of Kureks Nevada filed notice of intention to enter desert land under patent application 551 serial 17H for SEY NEws Section 35 andWsNW NWSW Section 36 T19N R4E Mount Diablo Meridian before Eureka County Clerk R McCharley at Eureka Nevada on July 24 1912. Witnesses Renaldo Beffo Clements Tognetti Siglo Morois Francisco Sigarini and Lewis J Coux register. Date first publication June 22 1912 date last publication July 20 1912.
State of Nevada Application No 2453 announces Anaeph Flynn of Mineral Hill Eureka County applied to the State Engineer for a water diversion from Willow Spring on surveyed land in Bee 17 Township 96 N Range 52 E M D B M. Water to feed a small reservoir and troughs for stock with no return to stream. Last publication July 27 1913 signed W M Kearney.
Notice lists Jorgen FP Jacobaen of Birch Eureka County Nevada applying June 1919 to the State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. Water from Davis Canyon at a point near Sec 4 T24N R6E, conveyed by a dam to Lot 3 and SE 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec 4, for irrigation with no return flow. Publication dates June 22 1912 and July 90 11%.
Notice of taxes due on mine proceeds for Burak County for quarter ending June 30 1918. Taxes payable at my office and must be collected under the law. H C McTeene y, Auditor of Kureks County Nevada.
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