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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
3
A Utah bounty scheme is described where trappers send animal scalps to Nevada for oil bounties. The board notes potential perjury in affidavits and may require trappers to appear to justify claims or face prosecutions.
California wine merchants arrive at Cher en route to Italy to inspect a drink described as tasting and smelling like wine yet lacking genuine conversation The remark by an American wine merchant contrasts with Italian claims of its resemblance to wine. A Chicago report notes a lighthearted patter about a proposal and a psychologist cites static reasons. In Cleveland, Dr Luckfest comments on a electric light convention while moonlight and Cleopatra are invoked as a metaphor for influence and allure A woman might generate progeny by blue and white light.
The American Railway Express will transport relief supplies free to Colorado flood district items addressed to the American Red Cross the Pueblo mayor or other recognized official.
Prank Reber brought to Reno after fight with two miners at Rochester over a claim lease. Elko editor Steninger operated for intestinal trouble at Shaw hospital. Storey County revoked soft drink licenses of Senate and Bank saloons in Virginia City, licenses to expire on the 15th. Reno high and five grammar schools to retain most staff. few teaching vacancies expected for the coming year.
Mrs. Eileen Wilber of De Long aged 24 and her daughter Grace 20 and Miss B E Wilkie of San Francisco drowned in Pallen Lake Eldorado County after attempting a coat change in rough water. Eileen Wilber was rescued by a boatman. The rest perished in the incident yesterday.
Eureka market John Lands drops all meat prices with rates per pound for beef and veal Hind quarter 20 Full Loin 27 Full Round 22 Fore Quarter 16 and cuts from 10 pounds up 18 to 20 cents Boiling meat 16 cents Pork sausage 35 Bologna 25 Head Cheese 25 Blood sausage 25 Boiled sliced ham 70 Whole ham 60 Prices published by proprietor John Landa at Main and Silver Streets Eureka.
The Europa Cafe is now under the management of Mrs. K. Morse and will serve first class meals. Bingle meals cost 50 cents and chicken dinner is 75 cents. Leave orders at the Europa Hotel.
Chicago reports that union leader Big Tim Murphy confessed to complicity in the Dearborn station mail robbery of April 6. He led authorities to his father in law’s home where $112000 was recovered. Also arrested were Vincenzo Guamano Street Sweepers Union head Edward Geirun. Postal clerks Ralph Teter and George Becker provided the tip.
The Pioneer Soda Factory offers Lemon Cream Orange Raspberry Grenadine Root Beer Ginger Ale and other soda flavors. Factory price with war tax included is $2.26 per dozen large bottles by Brossemer proprietor at Corner Main and Gold Streets.
Notice: starting Tuesday November 16 passenger trains depart Palisade at 7 10 a m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Eureka at 8 a m on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays to connect with westbound Southern Pacific train leaving Palisade at 2 56 p m and arriving San Francisco at 10 30 a m next morning An extra Eureka train on Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays carries mail and express but no coach and no passengers J E Sexton
The Nevada Transportation Company states that a detention or over time charge applies to all cars after a free time period ends. The notice clarifies policy implementation and charges starting after the allotted free period.
The Nevada Transportation Company proposes a daily Eureka train run except Sunday. If patrons stop using Parcels Post, service may stay six days. otherwise it will revert to tri weekly and clash with the Post Office, risking pay cuts under $100 monthly from the prior $7000 annual stage-line income.
Bulletin announces from July 1 1920 rail carriers must not deliver freight until all tariff charges are paid. The Nevada Transportation Co vows to pursue proper prosecution for violations. General Manager J E Sexton signs the notice. Legal blanks for sale at the Sen Wine offen.
United States land records publish a patent notice filed by Mrs. Joseph Flynn of Romans, Nye County Nevada, seeking 1225.12 linear feet on the Red Jacked Consolidated Lode in Minerals Mining District Eureka County. The lengthy description outlines corner monuments, bearings, and connected claims with survey No. 4472 and references Austin Lode Spencer and North Pole Consolidated Lodes, filed in Elko District. First published April 23, 1921, last June 26, 1933.
In pursuance of an 1873 act Flynn of Eureka County Nevada applies for a patent on a location for the Water Lode deposit, with detailed bearings, measurements, and stone markers described. The notice lists corners, lines, and monuments, and states a nine week publication in the Eureka Sentinel from April 23 1921 to June 26 1921.
Notice of filing an application by William A Moore of Strawberry White Pine County Nevada to purchase land under 2306 a 8 of Prd the United States The land described is the SEYNW% of Section 3 Township 21 North Range 56 East M D M containing 40 acres Protests affidavits of Protest must be filed by June 18 1921 First publication May 15 Last publication June 1921
Notice announces that the tax proceeds for Kings County for the quarter ending March 31 1930 are due and payable to the official in Burake and in accordance with the law.
The board will furnish certain materials at no cost to complete the school house foundation and repairs. The contractor bears other costs, with occupancy readiness and a written contract under state law required. Bids must be deposited with the clerk, W P Jones, Palisade Nevada, May 26 1931.
Notice of application by Funleen to appropriate public waters from Boulder Creek for irrigation. The project would divert 1.6 cubic feet per second through ditches from April 1 to July 1 each year, with water not returned to the stream. Filed by J G Boroughham. First publication May 21, 1931. Last publication June 18, 1932.
Henderson Banking Co advertises four percent annual interest on savings deposits and invites customers to review rules. It also lists safety deposit boxes at $3.00 per year, drafts on world cities, fire and life insurance, Travelers checks, steamship tickets, and Cunard Line services.
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