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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1908

Page

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Valuable Elko Ranch Changes Hands

Elko Free Press reports J. J. Hylton became owner of the Reinhart ranch on the South Park of the Humboldt, a 3000 acre irrigable property with livestock and implements. The deal makes him the region’s largest individual land and livestock owner, reflecting a rags to riches success story of hard work and perseverance. The Reinhart Company is credited for expanding the ranch’s value many fold.

Elko Hylton Nevada Reinhart Elko County Hushes Mound Valley Reinhart Company

Gov Sparks and the Wedekind Mine

The Reno Journal presents the Wedekind mine tale with corrected figures from L G Wedekind junior, noting a $150 000 sale after a month of expert work and staged payments. Professor Legg vouched for $168 000 in ore and dumps, while posthumous estate dues were settled by note payments. The Round Mountain Nugget mocks sensational mining chatter.

Wedekind Sparks L. G. Wedekind Mr. Wedekind Legg Salt Lake McCornick & Icomapear Reno Journal

Bartlett’s Rising Profile in Congress Alarms Tonopah

Henry M. Rives, Bartlett’s private secretary, returns to Tonopah after six months in Washington. He notes Bartlett’s early committee appointments on Mines and Mining, Irrigation and Arid Lands, and Pacific Railroads, and his success in advancing the Mining Bureau bill. Bartlett’s Nevada focus includes securing Carson Indian School funds. He plans a brief Nevada return after visiting Kentucky relatives.

Tonopah Henry M. Rives George A. Bartlett Washington Bartlett House Pacific Railroads Mining Bureau Congress Washington Times Nevada Carson Indian School Kentucky

Reno Editor Seeks Divorce Amid Nevada Scandal

Reno editor A L Sia of the magazine Hot Staph sues for divorce after a clash involving his wife and Nevada State Journal fashion writer Bertha Bethel. Allegations include a secret meeting in a Clay Peters building room, a fire escape escape, love letters, and a street altercation where Smith defeated Reno American editor Bley. The case foreshadows further sensational disclosures.

Reno Nevada A. L. Sia Smith Bertha Bethel Nevada State Journal Clay Peters Dows

No Merry Widows In Japan

No Merry Widows In Japan There are no merry widows in Japan. Widows are not allowed to worry again and marriages are arranged. A widow’s hair is cut off and she remains single for life, an old custom gradually dying out. Harry Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Elko, graduated from the Annapolis Naval Academy last week, standing No. 2 in a class of 201.

Japan Marshall P. Wilder Harry Davis Fred Davis Elko Annapolis Naval Academy

Water Overuse Threatens California Groundwater

The California Cultivator reports that over-irrigation and poor drainage may lower the underground water-plane, risking unproductive land. Geological Survey shows all subterranean waters over 775 square miles in southern California are connected, with wells tapping a common supply and the water-table dropping from 23 feet below ground in 1898 to 50 feet now. People may live beyond their means regarding water, timber, oil, gas, fish, and game.

California Geological Survey

Various Nevada News Bits From State Exchanges

Governor Dickerson rents the Fox residence in Carson and appoints James D. Finch as private secretary. L. E. Campbell repels ten men with a shotgun at a spring near Lida. Mrs. Joseph Simpson travels to Portland to claim her husband’s estate worth 25,000 dollars. Frank Golden libel suit seeks 25,000 dollars. An attachment and 50,000 bond levy against Booth’s plant. The late Governor Sparks’ will filed. estate value over 100,000 with heirs listed. James J. McCarthy shots John Steele in self defense. Clarence D. Van Dazer in Davenport pursuing land reclamation via Nevada Finance and Development Company. Virginia City resident Mrs. Duns found dead. inquiry expected.

Dickerson Fox Carson James D. Finch Supreme Court Finch L. E. Campbell Lida Esmeralda Joseph Simpson Skidoo Portland Oregon Tonopah Bonanza Frank Golden Golden Booth Sparks Fogg Reno Nevada Texas Mia Nancy Elinor Sparks Maud McKenzie Benton Sparks M. Sparke Leland Sparks John Steele James J. McCarthy Engineer Leasing Company of Goldfield Steele McCarthy Clarence D. van Dazer Davenport Iowa Nevada Finance and Development Company Mina Chicago Illinois London England Duns Virginia City

Reno Night Delivery Wagons Aim to Serve Home Trade

Reno brewery managers weigh night deliveries to housewives in residential areas amid prohibition sentiment. They argue beer is used more in summer and fear neighbors' criticism if wagons stop during the day while families sleep. Sacramento Bee notes John Hays Hammond would seek Republican VP run. his doctor advised a long rest and four years as Senate president fits that plan.

Reno Sacramento Bee John Hays Hammond Senate

Eureka County Nevada Seeks Bids for Bridge Construction

The Board of County Commissioners of Eureka County Nevada invites sealed bids for a bridge project about six miles west of Palisade. Bids must include plans and specs on file, with completion by 1908, and require a good bond for faithful performance. The county reserves the right to reject any bid and payments are to be made in Eureka City.

Board of County Commisioners Eureka County Nevada Daly Puar Barth Palisade Eureks New Attent R. McCharles

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