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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
2
The piece argues auto license enforcement serves the public and motorists, noting funds go to the State Highway fund via the State Treasurer and are allocated to counties for road use. It cites Governor Boyle sending state police to curb noncompliance, reporting over 3,000 licenses issued, and urges car owners to comply with the license law for all vehicles.
Patrick Howard Mulcahy longtime editor and publisher of the Sparks Tribune died last week after a life in Nevada public life. He arrived in Nevada in the 1870s, ran soap plants in Carson City Virginia City and Reno, worked at the Carson City mint from 1894, moved to Sparks in 1910, and remained active in Democratic politics and local affairs for decades.
F M Manson of Reno, president of Cons Cortez Silver Mines Co, announced funds for a mill at the Cortez property at Mount Tenabo base near the Arctic tunnel portal. Initial unit at least 100 tons daily, with potential to expand. Mill built under a top construction engineer, tunnel linked to upper workings, positioning Cortes mine for substantial silver production.
Washington dispatches state that the Denison blue sky measure will not pass this session due to congestion of the Senate calendar. The bill, already approved by the House, faced strong opposition in western states as it moved to the Senate interstate commerce committee. Fallon also will not hold a Fourth of July celebration because nearby towns have planned events. C A Norcross urges Nevada direct taxation on mine production, arguing Nevada alone lacks a royalty on mineral value.
A French plan to ease congestion in Paris outlines reserving alternate streets for one way traffic. The report lists varied notes from 1922, including science, politics, and cultural topics, with many named people and places.
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