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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
4
A quirky exchange between Mr Wombat and Mrs Wombat features odd phrases about a beddine tree and a self made dress. The piece ends with a German proverb about rash presumption, hinting at a cautionary theme despite playful wording.
Notice of application 4030 by Manuel Orcoz of Eureka for an irrigation water right from a spring on a surveyed land parcel in township 24 north range east, to be used April to October and not returned to stream. State Engineer W M Kearney signs as issuing official. First publication July 22, 1916. final publication August 19, 1916.
On July 22 1916 Thomas R Weber of Beowawe Nevada filed to appropriate public waters from Weber Springs for irrigation and domestic use from May to October. The proposed point lies near Secs 7 18 Twp 33 N R50 E M D B and M and water will be diverted by a cistern and pipes at 0.40 cfs and not returned to the stream. Publication dates range from July 22 to August 19 1916.
Wanted men and women experienced selling Teas Coffees Spices Extracts Toilet Articles for country city and town trade to sell Raleighs 127 products. Terms cash or time backed by four million dollar concern Address J F Brown El Centro California giving age occupation and references Middle aged and elderly men make money selling hardy guaranteed ornamental and fruit stock Cash weekly Part expenses provided Washington Nursery Co Toppenieh Washington Advt
The manager proposes a shocking melodrama device a cyclone in the first act that will kill all the actors and end the play. The writer questions the feasibility and safety implications of such a stage gimmick.
An English orator addresses listeners urging them to give utterance to their cries. He warns that if they remain silent the people will not hear their heart tending cries and calls for vocal support.
Notice that a primary election will be held on August 2016 in Eureka County Nevada to elect delegates to Republican Democratic State Conventions and Eureka County conventions. Polling places listed include precincts 1 through 9 at various halls and homes with polling hours 8am to 6pm. Delegates apportioned per precinct show Republican Democratic and Socialist counts and certify the copy filed with county and state committees.
Registry books for the Nevada Primary on August 8 1916 and General on November 7 1916 are open at Eureka Precinct 1 office for qualified electors. Books close at 6 p.m. July 20 1916 for the primary and 6 p.m. October 20 1916 for the general. extended hours 7 to 9 p.m. ten days before each closing. L W Cromer is the ex officio registry agent for Eureka County.
Notice from J. H. Jury registry agent for Ruby Hill Precinct No 2 Eureka County Nevada announces books for registration of all qualifier electors. Primary closes July 20 1916 at 6 pm and General closes October 20 1916 at 6 pm with extended hours ten days prior.
The registry for Eureka County Nevada opens August 5 1916 and the general election on November 7 1916. Electors may register at 3 Kareka street from 7 am to 6 pm for ten days before closing dates. M J Hough Registry Agent plans registration windows through July 24 1916 and October 20 1916 at the office in Eureka County.
The Brown Hotel Eureka Nevada established in 1878 offers 26 large bedrooms two dining rooms sample room store room kitchen two cellars bar auto yard and stable fully furnished and equipped to conduct complete hotel service. For further particulars address Daniel Morrison Proprietor Eureka Nevada.
August 5 1916 and November 7 1910 general election registration books are open at Beowawe Precinct 4 Eureka County Nevada for all qualified electors. Books stay open on legal days until 6 PM July 29 1916 for primary registration and until 6 PM October 20 1916 for general election registration. Extra hours 7 to 9 PM on days before closing. KB Leon Aid Ex Officio Registry Agent for each election precinct Eureka County Nevada.
Notice states that the registry for the August 8, 1916 primary and November 7, 1916 general elections is open at the Palisade Precinct No. 6 office in Eureka County. Books remain open on legal days until 6 p.m. July 29 for primary registration and until 6 p.m. October 20 for general registration. Additional hours extend from 7 a.m. on ten days before each closing date. Deputy N A Whitmore signs as Ex-Officio Registry Agent.
Notice announces registration book openings for the Primary and General Elections in Mineral County Nevada. Books open on July 24 1916 for Primary and October 20 1916 for General until 6 p.m. each day, with additional evening hours 7 to 9 p.m. as listed. Registry Agent HW Snider of Mineral Precinct No 6 oversees the process.
Notice that taxes on the proceeds of mining in Eureka County for the quarter ending June 30 1916 are due. The assessor H U Mcterney states the law will be enforced and taxes must be paid to his office in Nevis.
Notary public Mks Be A Skillmon announces full attention to all notary business at an office located in Skytiver building Burka Eureka County Nevada.
Under a June 24 1916 Nevada Third Judicial District order the Raine estate wins a judgment against W L McGregor and Maybelle Gabovich for 200 00 with interest and costs. The sheriff will sell July 28 1916 at Lovelock Nevada the ward defendant s interest in listed personal property including vehicles tools tobacco alcohol and goods to satisfy the judgment. Sale at Raine s ranch Eureka County for cash to the highest bidder.
August 8 116 and the General Election set for November 7 are now open at the Alpha Precinct No 7 office in Eureka County Nevada for registration of all qualified electors. The books will remain open on all legal days until 6 pm July 29 196 for Primary Election registration and until 6 pm October 20 1916 for other dates. The hours are 7 to 9 pm in addition to stated times. Registry Agent Paler Carleiti urged turnout.
Notice states that the Eureka County Nevada registry books for Prospect Precinct No 8 open at the registrar’s office for qualified electors. Registration for the Primary Election runs until October 20 1916 with additional hours daily 7 to 1. the general register closes on November 7 1916. The notice is signed by E Apfrancain g, Registry Agent.
Buckhorn Precinct No 1 Eureka County Nevada opens registration for the Primary Election from 9 to 6 daily until July 29 1916 and from 9 to 6 daily until October 2 1916 for the general. The notice lists Buckhorn Election Precinct Registration Agent and hours on legal days.
Isadore Sara, president of Eureka Land and Stock Company, warns the traveling public that due to a winter hay shortage to feed bands of sheep at the Fish Creek ranch, guests must bring their own hay and the ranch will not supply hay from February 5, 1916. Travelers may still receive meals and lodging.
Announcement of sale for a six room residence at Ruby Hill, includes a good well, chicken houses, stables, corrals and a good organ. Suitability for small business noted. Terms described as reasonable. For particulars contact Mus Matipa Ecours.
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