Lawyers clash at Yerington slander suit in Reno action
Alfred Chartz of Carson sues C E Mack for 20000 dollars claiming slander during a civil trial in Yerington before Judge Frank P Langan. The Reno attorney allegedly rose, cursed Chartz, and said he ought to be in the State prison. Chartz’s son John M Chartz filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Chartz
Carson
C. E. Mack
Reno Journal
Yerington
Wyer
Carson Sod
Reno
Mack, Green, Brown and Heer
John M. Charts
Frank P. Langan
Pietro Cassinelli
Patrizio ‘Vontari
Mack
Charis
Chariz
Eureka
University of California
Obarts
Fatal Shooting at Terrill Schurz Nevada May 28
Terrill camp in Nevada witnesses a fatal shooting when W B Terrill shot Louis Carara and George Fiess to death during a quarrel over relocated mining claims. Terrill surrendered after the incident, claiming he killed both men and Plosan was critically wounded and later to be moved to Reno for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurz
Nevada
Terril
Louis Carara
George Flessa
W. B. Terrill
Terrill
Carara
Fiessi
Qavation
Fiessa
Plosan
Reno
James Curtin
Jimmie
Goldfield
Newsies
South Bethelem
Charles M. Schwab
J. ©. Kirchen
Martin's Creek
Schwab
Kirchen
Tonopah Extension Mining Company
Save Your Freight Bills
A peculiar condition of affairs surrounds railroad refunds for expense overcharges. Refunds are made only if the original expense bills are found. duplicates are not provided nor receipts given. Shippers often destroy bills, making recovery impossible when errors are discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressman
Tts
Fallout in Nevada Suffrage Circles Sparks Anti-Suffrage League
May 28 in Anti-Equal Suffrage Osteon Nevada reports a split among leading women over officer selection. Former members plan to organize an Anti Suffrage League and oppose women's push for the franchise in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteon
Nevada
Women's Suffrage League
Roosevelt Wins New Jersey Delegates In Primary
Newark May 28 Roosevelt appears to have won all 28 delegates elected in New Jersey with Wilson taking 24 including delegates at large. Roosevelt’s apparent preferential vote plurality is about 10 000. A San Francisco Examiner dispatch cites Alfred Henry Lewis stating Taft will not appear at the Chicago convention and has been beaten from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New Jersey
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Alfred Henry Lewis
San Francisco Examiner
Washington
Chicago
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Alfalfa Weevil Quarantine Considered Over Utah Shipment Rule
State reports to Governor Oddie claim Utah alfalfa infected with alfalfa weevil is shipped into the state. If verified, a quarantine will be imposed. Capitol quietness noted as Governor Oddie’s first quarter of 1912 ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddie
Utah
Frank McLaughlin
John 8. Spencer
Fairview
Fallon
Nevada Hills
J. 8
Hoover
Western Ore Purchasing Company
Hazen
W. H. Wade
Ely
Wade
John van Zweeden
Recall in Nevada Toca Bar Association Meeting
The Nevada Press comment notes a Reno Bar Association gathering where Hugh Brown and others urged electing all judges by the Bar Association. The Record opposes, arguing recall by the people is essential to curb corporate influence and ensure accountability, arguing judges are currently beholden to corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Toca Bar Association of
Reno
Hugh Brown
Bar Association
Wary of Judicial Power Shifts, Ely Record Declares
The Ely Record states that voters are not willing to hand the state judiciary over to lawyers, urging caution over legal influence in the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada
Ely
Public Nuisance Warning Issued by County Officials
Board of County Commissioners directs strict enforcement of nuisance laws. Dumping manure tin cans binding wire bark or other refuse on public streets or in the Big Ditch prohibited with arrests to follow. M. Manoney Sheriff A. E. Porcn Constable announce duty to enforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Equal Suffrage Notes in Nevada and Idaho
The Nevada county organization forms for women suffrage with Judge Farrington and Jodee Taber addressing a large meeting. Officers elected include Mire E G Ouine president, Mrs A D Taber vice president, Mrs McBride treasurer, Mrs Steele secretary. A district committee to promote suffrage is named. Idaho editor claims limited progress since 1896 and lists laws attributed to women’s votes in 1890s and early 1900s, noting reforms in gambling, protection age, libraries, education, and property rights, with broader civic gains in Wyoming Colorado Utah Washington and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Eiko County
Farrington
Jodee Taber
Mire E G. Ouine
Mra
A. D. Taber
McBride
Mra Steele
W. V. Booker
Ruth Rossel
Mra. Fitzgerald
Teo Ape
Eio
Idaho
Ely Expositor
Idaho At
State University
Women's Clubs
Idaho State Federation
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Washington
California
Metal Market Quotations and Lost Glasses Notice
The Metal Market lists silver at New York six cents per ounce lead at one dollar ten per one hundred pounds and copper at sixteen dollars twenty cents per one hundred pounds. A pair of steel framed eye glasses was lost in a Eureka cave this week. The finder should leave them at the SkaTEVEL office. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eureka
Skatevel
Duckwater fruit crop outlook cited by W F Mendes
W F Mendes of Duckwater told Ely the delayed spring has boosted the fruit industry. He reports trees held back from bedding out until late and now forecasts eight good fruit crops in the Duckwater area this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mendes
Duckwater
Ely
The
Expositor
Mrs McLeod Family Takes Home on Ruby Hill Avenue
Mrs. David McLeod and her granddaughter Mise Alms Balbi arrived from Teuatvo Lander County this week to reside on Ruby Hill avenue at the property of Mr Laura Stinson. Mrs McLeod is mother to Eureka residents John and Milton McLeod and has joined her sons there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
David McLeod
Mise Alms Balbi
Teuatvo
Lander County
Laura Stinson
Ruby Hill Avenue
Reward for horses and mouse colored horse in Eureka
Mike Vaccano of Eureka Nevada offers a one month reward for the delivery to him at Eureka Nevada of a sorrel horse three black moles and a TM mouse colored horse branded on the left shoulder as shown in the ad. The offer is dated May 18 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Mike Vaccano
Wood For Sale In Eureka On No 1 Wood Card Price
Tam offers No 1 wood in Eureka at three dollars per card with delivery prepared. Amalao coordinates hauling and accepts orders. Leave orders at Eureka Cash Store under W. N. Curto for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Eureka
Paliasde
MO Peat
Tam
Amalao
W. N. Curto
Mining Property For Sale On Prospect Mountain
The Continental Independence and Liberty mines all patented claims sit on Prospect Mountain next to other producing properties. The Bee Hive mine also on Prospect Mountain has ore on the dump awaiting shipment to the smelters. Offered for sale at sacrifice. for details apply at the SzwrmE office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Independence
Liberty
Prospect Mountain
Bee Hive
Szwrme
Doctors Moore and Hodeon Leave Eureka for Wella Practice
In Eureka, Doctors Moore and Hodeon must depart due to work in Wella, Nevada, but they plan to return on or before July 1 and resume the medical practice started there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella
Nevada
Dre. Moore & Hodeon
Eureka
Dissolution of Copartnership in Palisade Nevada
The firm formerly known as O Puccinelli and Company of Palisade Eureka County Nevada dissolves by mutual consent. All indebted parties are asked to come forward and make payment. G Popormuts A Merialdo Palisade Nevada April 15 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Puccinelli & Company
Palisade
Eureka County
Nevada
G. Popormuts
A. Merialdo Paliaade
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Eureka Sentinel
Gene Savage
A. Seiliman
M. Manoney
A. E. Porcn
Elko County
Sentinel
Eureka Nevada Railway
L. AK. Gladden
Eureka, Nevada
Levi Straus
Mes
A. Fraser
Eka
NEV
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Jonas Hexpenson
Haroes Hexoxasoy
Hewpensox
Lasneut Hexpensox
Asst
Kimberly
White Pine County
Richard Haotusp
First National Bank of
W. Y. Rice Geo
Goss W.N
MoGn H. A
Eureka« Palisade
Eureks
Mineral Hill
Zadow
Pallsade Plummer Bros
R.A. Broy
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