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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
2
Senator Pittman clarifies assessment rules for 1920 in Nevada. He notes the 1919 law suspended 1919 work but extends 1920 deadlines to July 9 1921, yet requires proof within sixty days after completion of annual assessment work per section 2431 of the 1912 Revised Laws.
The Nevada State Board of Health, with the U S Bureau of Public Health, adopts strict venereal disease controls. Every infection must be reported by the attending physician. compulsory treatment applies and noncompliance may lead to compulsory isolation at public expense. Infected individuals are barred from handling food or related work, with confidential records and heavy fines for violations. Alice Thompson leads the division and U S health representative in Nevada.
Grass Valley California miners face a wage reduction of one dollar per day beginning July 1. Owners warn that without a lower rate the mines may close indefinitely.
Ely visitor reports strong financing for Tognoni owned camps in Railroad Valley near Callaway ranch about 86 miles from Ely. H C Stimler & Co of Tonopah have bonded and leased key properties, financing development crews. A mill is planned at artesian springs with potential Tybo power and a Tybo telephone link to boost ore production.
Congressman Tom Williams argues Post Office civil service tests would bar Cabinet members from eligibility. He notes only Hughes and Hoover would qualify, drawing laughter and applause from the chamber as he questions the Postmaster General's exam history.
Sheriff James Smith of Churchill County is hospitalized in Hazen with a chest and shoulder wound after being shot during a pursuit of two robbers early Thursday. The robbers escaped and the sheriff remains in serious condition.
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