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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1911

Page

2

Tax Collector Presses Mining Firms for Proper Deductions

Humboldt mining firms promise to file satisfactory reports after tax collector Adamson refuses to accept deductions that reduce yield. He orders supplemental statements and correct billing of taxes, causing a legal showdown during a tour through Ely Winnemucca and Hoebeldt County. The dispute is framed as a statewide revenue effort.

Humboldt Mining Companies Carson Oldie Balton Tex Adamson Hoebeldt Ely Winnimooce

Nevada Dispatch Reports Fire Loss and Mail Service Moves

The Nevada Consolidated boarding houses at Bath White Pine Gusty were destroyed by fire last Thursday. Loss estimated near 640 000 with speculation cigarette smoking caused it. Rebuilding has begun. Western Pacific mail service may expand to Gerlach and Winnemucca via Globe Express during transition. Platt filed suits over 45 000 acres affected by illegal land enclosure including Galzonda Cattle Company with two suits seeking about 53 000 acres. The cases cover Biko Washoe Lauder and Humboldt Counties according to the Var nou News.

Nevada Consolidated Bath Western Pacific Gerlach Juog Salphar Jeane Nevada Congress Winnemaces Globe Express Platt Galzonda Cattle Company Biko Washoe Lauder and Humbolt Varnou News

Mineral Hill man dislocates shoulder while lassoing near Alphas

Ben L. Plummer of Mineral Hill dislocated his right shoulder last Thursday afternoon after being pulled from his horse seven miles north of the Winzell ranch near Alphas. Bystanders Moasie, T. J. McParlin and M. Mahoney retrieved him, brought him to the Winzell ranch, and Dr. Frye of Carlin provided medical care. Sheriff Mahoney reports Plummer will travel to Eureka in a day or two when able.

Ben L. Plummer Plummer Mineral Hill Winzell Ranch Alphas Moasie T. J. McParlin M. Mahoney

New Tax Law on Mortgage Deductions in Property Assessments

A new law from the last Legislature taxes mortgages by allocating assessed value between mortgagee and mortgagor. If a parcel is assessed at 1000 with a 500 mortgage, each party pays half the tax. If the mortgage exceeds the property value, the mortgage holder pays all.

Laat Legis Datare

Eureka Lodge Members Planned Auto Trip to Reno Grand Lodge

The party from Eureka includes KR McCharles to represent Eureka Lodge No. 16 F and A M at the Grand Lodge in Reno. Kate McCharles will represent Iphigenia Chapter No. 8 Order of the Eastern Star at the Grand Lodge in Rage. Mr and Mrs Dan Morrison plan a several weeks California visit.

Auto Eureka Paliaado KR. McCharles Eureka Lodge No. 16 Reno Mies Kate McCharles Iphigenia Order of Hantero Star Arec Rage Mra Dana Morrison California

Southern Camps Report Bright Business Tone in Camps

J. A. Gilbert, arriving recently in Tonopah, reports stronger business conditions across the southern camps. He notes marked improvement in Tonopah, Machattan, and Bound Mountain and says times are better there now than in several years.

J. A. Gilbert Tonopah Machattan Bound Mountain

Mrs Siebert Nears Full Recovery After Illness

Mrs. Fred J. Siebert sister of Governor Oldie shows improvement two weeks after a collapse at the Mansion. Dr. Maclean of this city and Dr. Mackensie of Reno aided her illness, and she is now able to be up and around the house.

Siebert Carecon Fred J. Siebert Oldie Maclean Mackensie Reno

Optical services by W K Perkins at Hotel Zaflow

Practical optician and scientific hefractionist W K Perkins will be at Hotel Zaflow room 2 for several weeks to take orders in the optical line. Astigmatic troubles are promised a solution with satisfaction guaranteed.

W. K. Perkins Zaflow

Mercury Mining effort in Nye County Nevada unfolds

Mark L. Regus and J. H. Mackenzie promote Mercury Mining at a Nye County site 80 miles from Tonopah. The Mercury Mining Company plans a ten ton cinnabar furnace costing about 10 000 dollars to exploit quicksilver ore. Discovery signals Nevada's rich mineral resources and growing mining activity, with Regus and Mackenzie pursuing a promising proposition.

Salt Lake Tribune Mark L. Regus Nevada Consolidated Mlet Guggenheims Nevada Northern Railroad J. H. Mackenzie Goldfield Consolidated Company Nye County Nevada Tonopah Mercury Mining Regan Mackenzie Mercury

Death of Pioneer Newspaper Man Ogden Utah Major F A Litlefield

Major F A Littlefield Civil War veteran and pioneer West newspaper man died at his home in Ogden today. Born March 5 1837 in Rhode Island he served with the Union Army and was breveted for meritorious service. He worked in Nevada and California and in Carson City and Virginia City on staff with Mark Twain.

Pioneer Ogden Utah F. A. Litlefield Man of the West Mark Twain Thin City Major Littlefield Rhode Taland Nevada California Littlefield Oarson Virginia

Nevada Woman Claims Hiram Chase Estate

A New York woman identified as Miss A Chase seeks $40 000 from the estate of the late Hiram Chase who died in Elko about six years ago. She says she is his niece and sole direct heir, has lawyers, and will pursue her claim. Others have written Elko officials but not yet come to establish their claims.

Elko Nevada Jons New York Miss A. Chase Iain Elio Hiram Chase Eko

Rattlesnake Mines Operating At Hot Springs

A Sentinel correspondent from Hot Creal reports Hot Springs Development Company operating at Rattlesake Nanty with a track of good ore. The firm is well funded and plans extensive prospecting and development. About 20 men are employed and a shipment of ore has been made.

Rattlesnake Mines The Sentinel Hot Creal Hot Springs Rattlesake Nanty

Metal Market Quotations From New York

The latest metal quotations show Silver at 53 cents per ounce in New York Louis at 440 per 100 pounds and Copper at 115 in New York. The brief price report lists metal prices with currency indicators for quick reference by traders and investors.

New York Louis

Elko Pastor Exonerated After Church Division

Rev. George H. Greenfield of the Presbyterian Church of Elko was exonerated as all charges were dismissed. The case stemmed from a congregational split that briefly threatened dissolution of the church. Greenfield will continue as pastor.

Elko George H. Greenfield Presbyterian Church of Greenfield

Eureka Bank Case Delays Reach Supreme Court Writs

Eureka County officers again faced delays as O J Smith, tied to the Eureka Bank failure, sought to block Judge Moran from issuing a habeas corpus decision. Smith rode to Carson to press for an Alternative Prohibition in the Supreme Court, the Carson Appeal reporting the move and the Reno Journal detailing Moran’s postponed ruling amid a complex legal tangle.

Gecar J Sasith Reno Eureks Eureka County Moran Smith Carson Supreme Court District Court J. Smith Eureka Soting Sheriff Ferrer Reno Journal O. J. Smith Ferrer Judge Moran Gonrt Judge Glynn Trackee River General Electric Company D. O. Wheeler Loo Jedgs Moran Jane Mores Teinaid

Miner Meets Horrible Accident In Mason Mine

Walter Ellis, a Mason Valley miner, was severely injured by a blasting mishap at the Mason mine on Tuesday. The blast split a hole and debris struck him, leaving a deep leg wound near the groin, abdominal and chest injuries, facial lacerations, and the loss of one eye with possible removal of the other. He was rushed to Mason hospital for treatment.

Walter Ellis Mason Tiseday Walter Elia Mason Valley Ellis Bilis Yerington Times

Origin of Firewater in Indian Trade

This account describes how Hudson Bay Company traders used liquor to influence Indiana traders to exchange furs. It notes that early intoxicants were shipped in large barrels, then split into wash kegs for overland transport. Diluting whisky extended profits but burned when poured on a fire.

Hudson Bay Trading Company Indiana England America

Election Contest Progress Near Ballot Examination

The Springmeyer Baker election contest advances toward ballot examination. Supreme Court appoints Attorney George Sanford as commissioner to oversee the process. Arguments for the ballot examination are set for June 12, with the outcome keenly anticipated by the case principals.

Springmeyer-Baker The Carson News George Sanford Supreme Court

Death of Washoe Pioneer Joseph E Soacherean

Joseph E Soacherean prominent Washoe County citizen and former legislator died Saturday in San Francisco. He lived in Verdi and served as past grand chancellor of the Nevada Knights of Pythias.

Swat that fly drives Western cities in nationwide push

A campaign slogan urges residents to rid homes of the common house fly. Scientists argue the fly poses greater disease risk than tarantula or centipede, highlighting its role in spreading germs and illness across communities.

The Ship's Course On Lake Michigan

A Milwaukee Free feature recalls a salty watchman aboard the H W Oliver, narrating a sea tale of casting the lead on Superior Inn fog and a prank that themed a hot tip and a hot head. The recollection blends nautical jargon with city life as theater crowds pass through mud to the glow of the theater.

Lake Michigan H. W. Oliver Stim Superior Inn Milwaukee Free

Nevada Women’s Suffrage Banner to Parade in London

Nevada delegation in New York May 6 suffrage march will carry the banner to London on June 17. Miss Ace Martin, a Nevada woman active in suffrage, arrested in London riots, will bear the banner with other American girls. Afterwards the banner proceeds to Stockholm. Location notices and legal blanks for sale at the Suptivet office.

Nevada New York London England Ace Martin Stockholm Sweden

County Commissioners Allow Various Claims in Record Copy

County commissioners approve a list of expenses and allowances, with officials certifying that the attached record copy reflects the approved amounts and the items listed correspond to the presented claims.

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