Fourth of July Committee Final Report Balance Held
The Base Ball Committee requests the Sentinel to state that the balance of 78.46 dollars is being held subject to the will of the subscribers.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
2
The Base Ball Committee requests the Sentinel to state that the balance of 78.46 dollars is being held subject to the will of the subscribers.
J W Ebert and C W Pratt of Palisade bond six rich claims in the Safford district to mining engineer H J Sisty for 30 000. Other bonds include Onondaga and Darwin group claims for 15 000 and 25 000 respectively. Ebert foresees large capital needed but promises great results starting August 1.
Allocators with George Wingfield and three others profited about $100000 from the Buckhoro lode. The property is now closed due to stock manipulation, according to statements.
In Palisade C C Van Laning Ham justice of the peace at Buckhorn fired a Colt automatic during Fourth of July celebrations near Siri saloon. Toni Siri tried to seize the pistol and a scuffle followed as five shots were fired injuring a rail crew worker in the leg and Van Laningham in the neck. Van Laningham, 70, bled heavily and was taken to Carlin for care, with doubtful recovery. the leg wound casualty was moved to the railroad hospital in Sacramento.
Records list deeds transferring mining claims in Eureka and Lyne districts with values from one dollar to two thousand dollars recorded July 1916. Also notices of location for Kluph mines and Goldville Fraction amended. dehorning guidance noted for cattle care.
A Reno delegation led by A H Tharp and H J Bidleman promotes Nevada State Life Insurance to keep state funds local. Eureka residents are urged to subscribe for stock, with P H Haut as director endorsing the venture as a safe, profitable investment to boost Nevada resources and prevent premiums from flowing to Eastern and California firms.
The Kansas City Journal notes Susie Clemens kept a diary in which she recorded family sayings and moments. It quotes a page where she suggests her father may perform acts to be noticed and suspects he reads the diary.
The czar and his valet confront a toothache ruse. Peter learns the wife had no tooth extractions and learns he was used as an executioner to punish her. The incident ends with Peter's indignant realization of the deception.
Jacob S. Satler, 65, a Unionville mining machine operator and mechanical engineer, died from injuries after his vehicle went off an embankment between Imlay and Unionville. The crash pinned him 15 feet, he suffered a broken leg and internal injuries, dying en route to Love Lock hospital. Native of Pennsylvania, he came to Nevada from California years ago and is survived by two brothers and three sisters on the coast.
Friday metal quotations listed in New York show silver at 6.23 dollars per ounce copper at 8.275 dollars per pound and lead at 8.50 dollars per hundred pounds.
James Mackey is named Shariff. Dates shown include July 15, 1018 and July 28, 1916 with publication reference.
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